In my search for unknown parents of JOHN FRANCE b abt 1760, d 1811.. A Will I located may be of a brother to my JOHN. The Will was of an apparently unmarried DANIEL FRANCE, of Shawangunk, County of Ulster, NY, who bequeaths his estate (from sale of his books and property "now in my possession") to his brother, REUBEN FRANCE 2/3 and remaining 1/3 to be equally divided among the rest of his brothers and sisters. (not named) He nominated his "beloved father, YOST and PETER A. MILLSPAUGH as Executors." Dated March 9, 1811. The witnesses were .... AARON BODINE and DANIEL P(S?)help. Coincidentally, My JOHN's grandson's wife, FANNIE ALDRICH REEVES's mother had been married first to Dr. ADAM WHITE MILLSPAUGH prior to marrying her biological father, CHARLES WOOD REEVES of Chester, ORANGE COUNTY, NY. Anyone familiar with any of these names? Jeanne

Hi: Would anyone have or know where I can ask for a look-up for the church records of Warwick and Goshen, Orange County in the 1700's? Thanks Carole Kelly Ontario, Canada

I have received so many inquiries regarding these 3 books I am posting the descriptions used upon their first publication to give a better idea of what they contain. I am listing them in three separate emails. ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

The perfect compliment to the Newburgh Set THE HISTORY OF THE TOWN OF NEW WINDSOR by E.M. Ruttenber. After the death of Mr. Ruttenber, the Historical Society of Newburgh Bay and the Highlands edited his manuscript history of this very historical town. It covers the years up to 1870, even though it was published in 1911. Besides the fact filled history, this work contains biographical sketches of prominent citizens and civil lists. The original subject index has been revised and the original incomplete name index has been replaced with a new every name index unlocking much information that has been inaccessible for 85 years. 1997 (1911), soft cover, 224 pages . $20.00 Postpaid, Book rate [Add $2.00 per volume for priority mail] ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

ANNOUNCING THE PUBLICATION OF RECORDS FROM NEWBURGH, NEW WINDSOR, AND OTHER NEARBY TOWNS, VOLUME ONE Being A Collection Of Gathered Church and Cemetery Records From The Historical Papers Of Newburgh Bay And The Highlands And Other Secondary Sources Published In Their Original Format Arranged and Indexed For The Orange County Genealogical Society By Marilyn Terry, Dan Burrows & Stella Higby All of the Church and Cemetery Records (with the exception of the "Old Town Cemetery of Newburgh" records which are planned in a future publication) that were published from 1896 through 1947 in the various publications of the Historical Society of Newburgh Bay and the Highlands in addition the George Morrison's "Inscriptions of Little Britain Cemetery" have been assembled here, re-paginated, and indexed for your convenience. These records have been virtually inaccessible for years because of the scarcity of the volumes and the lack of indexes. The Contents are listed here for your convenience. Soft cover, 246 pages, indexed, [1997]. $17.50 Post paid book rate.[Add $2.00 per volume for priority mail] Order From: Orange County Genealogical Society, 1010 Main St, Goshen NY 10924 [Pages 1-24] Record of Baptisms, Marriages and Births by Rev. John Close copied from Publication #2 (1896) of the Historical Society of Newburgh Bay and the Highlands contains Marriages 1774-1827 and Baptisms & Births 1774-1796 as recorded in the Sessions Book of the Presbyterian Church of New Windsor but whose records are from 4 churches being: New Cornwall (Bethlehem), New Windsor, Murderer's Creek and Newburgh. [Pages 25-40] Bethlehem Presbyterian Church Records by A.B. Colwell copied from Publication #6 (1900) of the Historical Society of Newburgh Bay and the Highlands containing Baptisms 1775-1796 and Marriages 1805-1824. This was published as a supplement to the next item above. [Pages 41-70] Methodist Episcopal, Newburgh Circuit 1789 - 1835 by Augusta Leslie copied from Publication # 8 of Newburgh Bay & the Highlands. [Pages 71-82] Inscriptions on Gravestones in New Windsor Cemetery by A.G. Bar-ratt. Copied from Publication #9 (1902) of the Historical Society of Newburgh Bay and the Highlands. This was perhaps a Presbyterian Church Cemetery. [Pages 83-84] Gravestone Inscriptions in the Patton Family Burying Ground Located on the Cochecton Turnpike, inscriptions are copied from Publication # 9 (1902) of the Historical Society of Newburgh Bay & the Highlands. [Pages 85-86] Inscriptions in Saint David's Cemetery Located in Lincolndale, Town of Hamptonburgh, inscriptions are copied from Publication # 9 (1902) of the Historical Society of Newburgh Bay & the Highlands. [Pages 87-92] Inscriptions in Balmville Burying Ground Balmville is north of Newburgh and inscriptions are copied from Publication # 9 (1902) of the Historical Society of Newburgh Bay & the Highlands. [Pages 93-102] Inscription in the Gardnertown M.E. Church Cemetery by Jonathan Weed. Located in the Town of Newburgh, these numerous inscriptions are copied from Publication #10 (1902) of the Historical Society of Newburgh Bay & the Highlands. [Pages 103-104] Inscriptions in the Bond Family Burying Ground by A.G. Baratt. Located at Gardnertown in the Town of Newburgh, these 10 inscriptions are copied from Publication #10 (1902) of the Historical Society of Newburgh Bay & the Highlands. [Pages 105-124] Inscriptions in the Bethlehem Presbyterian Church Cemetery by J.N. Weed. Copied from Publication #12 (1905) of the Historical Society of Newburgh Bay and the Highlands published in 1905. This is a list of interments in this cemetery located in the present Town of Cornwall, NY. [Pages 125-126] Grave Inscriptions of the Belknap Cemetery by John Blake. These 7 inscriptions are copied from Publication #14 (1909) of the Historical Society of Newburgh Bay & the Highlands. [Pages 126-130] Grave-Stone Inscriptions of the Eager Family Cemetery by John Blake. These 74 inscriptions are copied from Publication #14 (1909) of the Historical Society of Newburgh Bay & the Highlands. [Pages 130-131] Grave Inscriptions of the Decker Burial Ground by John Blake. Located in the Town of Montgomery, these 12 inscriptions are copied from Publication #14 (1909) of the Historical Society of Newburgh Bay & the Highlands. [Pages 131-158] Grave Inscriptions of the Berea Cemetery by John Blake. Located in the Town of Montgomery, these 512 inscriptions are copied from Publication #14 (1909) of the Historical Society of Newburgh Bay & the Highlands. [Pages 159-164] Inscriptions in Colden Cemetery Located in Coldenham, NY these inscriptions are copied from Publication #16 (19xx) of the Historical Society of Newburgh Bay & the Highlands. [Pages 165-170] Session Records of the Presbyterian Church in New Windsor copied from Publication #33 (1947) of the Historical Society of Newburgh Bay and the Highlands containing Marriages 1798-1810 and Baptisms 1801-1824. [Pages 171-198] Inscriptions on Stones and Monuments and Tombs in the Burying Ground at Little Britain, in Orange County, NY by George H. Morrison. These inscriptions were completed in October 1909. Little Britain is located in the Town of New Windsor, near Newburgh. [Pages 199-242] Every name index. ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

ANNOUNCING THE PUBLICATION OF VOLUME TWO RECORDS FROM NEWBURGH, NEW WINDSOR, AND OTHER NEARBY TOWNS Being A Collection Of Cemetery Records From The Historical Papers Of Newburgh Bay And The Highlands And Other Secondary Sources Published In Their Original Format Arranged and Indexed For The Orange County Genealogical Society By Marilyn Terry, Dan Burrows & Helen Benjamin Volume One contained all of the Church and Cemetery Records, with the exception of the "Old Town Cemetery of Newburgh", that were published from 1896 through 1947 in the various publications of the Historical Society of Newburgh Bay and the Highlands in addition the George Morrison's "Inscriptions of Little Britain Cemetery" . Volume Two now completes these records with Old Town Cemetery, St. Patricks Cemetery (1890-1900), and Rossville Cemeteries. These records have been virtually inaccessible for years because of the scarcity of the volumes and the lack of indexes. The Contents of Volume Two are listed here for your convenience. Soft cover, 232 pages, indexed, [1997]. $17.50 Post paid book rate add $2.00 per volume for priority mail. Order from: Orange County Genealogical Society, 101 Main St, Goshen NY 10924 [Pages 1-160] A Record of the Inscriptions in the Old Town Burying Ground of Newburgh, N.Y. These were originally published by the Historical Society of Newburgh Bay and the Highlands in 1898 as Publication #5. They also contain important family annotations in the last pages of the publication which are now accessible though the every name index. [Pages 163-189] St. Patricks Cemetery Records, For the 1890's These were originally published in 1975 by the Historical Society of Newburgh Bay and the Highlands as a special publication.. [Pages 191-208] Rossville Cemetery Records These records were found at OCGS and were probably typed around 1976 by an unknown source. They cover the two cemeteries near the Rossville Methodist Church in the Town of Newburgh, northwest of the city on Route 32. We have been advised that some of the church and cemetery records have perished in a fire. [Pages 209-232] Every name index ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Does anyone in the town of Middletown do Obituary lookups? I would be willing to pay. I am looking for Patrick Smith b. 1860 Ireland, he died between 1942-1944 ( is no longer listed in family obits by 1944). He had lived in Middletown for at least 24 years. I received an earlier e-mail from A. Conklin that found him in the 1924 MIddletown directory at 22 Royce Ave. His wife Frances and a student Kathleen.. Thank you for any help. Toni Smith-Cannon

KBHine@aol.com wrote concerning << Page 354 of Ruttenber & Clark gives a partial description of the family of Leonard Carpenter of Newburgh NY. His father is given as "Benjamin Carpenter who was born in England in 1730" who came to L.I. initially, but resided at the end of his life in Marlborough in Ulster County NY. His wife is given as Jane Leonard, daughter of Silas Leonard, minister at Goshen. Two of Benjamin Carpenter's SIX children's names are given; Jacob and Leonard. Can you add to this outline?.... Who were this Benjamin Carpenter's parents in England? Did they really go FIRST to L.I.? Where on L.I.? Who were the other four offspring of Benjamin & Jane? Who were the offspring of Benjamin's son Jacob?>> Dear Robin, John Carpenter has an enormous, no not enormous, MIND BOGGLING, Carpenter data base. He is collecting material on Carpenter and plans an update of "The Carpenter Memorial." If you have a Carpenter question, John is certainly the one to ask. He sent me a color copy of the Carpenter Crest and my line practically back to God himself! Regards, Sharilyn John Carpenter <jrcrin001@home.com>

I am new to the list. I am seeking any information on Samuel W. GARRISON b. 1796 in Orange Co. He married Sarah/Sally Turner on May 13, 1821 in the Dutch Reformed Church in Fishkill, Dutchess Co., NY. Any information on the GARRISON family is greatly appreciated. ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Ken & Toni Cannon wrote: > > Could someone please tell me about this railroad, what the O & W stand > for, is it still running,etc. > Toni "THE OLD AND WEARY" Actually it was the New York Onario & Western, They shut down in the early 1950's. Henry in FL

Could someone please tell me about this railroad, what the O & W stand for, is it still running,etc. Toni

In a message dated 2/27/00 10:28:51 AM Central Standard Time, NYORANGE-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << Page 354 of Ruttenber & Clark gives a partial description of the family of Leonard Carpenter of Newburgh NY. His father is given as "Benjamin Carpenter who was born in England in 1730" who came to L.I. initially, but resided at the end of his life in Marlborough in Ulster County NY. His wife is given as Jane Leonard, daughter of Silas Leonard, minister at Goshen. Two of Benjamin Carpenter's SIX children's names are given; Jacob and Leonard. Can you add to this outline?.... Who were this Benjamin Carpenter's parents in England? Did they really go FIRST to L.I.? Where on L.I.? Who were the other four offspring of Benjamin & Jane? Who were the offspring of Benjamin's son Jacob? I'm confident that one our John's (NH and La Mesa) must have a file on these Carpenters. Maybe others, too. (Anyone here descended from these guys?) Robin ` >> Joan, I can't remember if I already told you this, but in those wills from Ancestry, there was a William CARPENTER, who named his children with the surname of SMITH. One of the sons, reverted back to CARPENTER. This is probably precisely why we've come to a dead end - did find it interesting however, when this morning, the above message shows up on the Rockland list. Intriguing...... Speaking of Carpenters - the Wiliam Carpenter that I found was a carpenter by trade. Was there a difference in a mason and a carpenter? My Smith grandfather's were all listed as mason's, but judging from the tools passed down to my own father, they were actually be carpenters as I know them. My grandpop Arthur Smith did alot of the carvings in the of the theatre's on Long Island (Roslyn area). I've got a photo of it, but can't think of the name of it off hand. Barb

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Hello All: Page 354 of Ruttenber & Clark gives a partial description of the family of Leonard Carpenter of Newburgh NY. His father is given as "Benjamin Carpenter who was born in England in 1730" who came to L.I. initially, but resided at the end of his life in Marlborough in Ulster County NY. His wife is given as Jane Leonard, daughter of Silas Leonard, minister at Goshen. Two of Benjamin Carpenter's SIX children's names are given; Jacob and Leonard. Can you add to this outline?.... Who were this Benjamin Carpenter's parents in England? Did they really go FIRST to L.I.? Where on L.I.? Who were the other four offspring of Benjamin & Jane? Who were the offspring of Benjamin's son Jacob? I'm confident that one our John's (NH and La Mesa) must have a file on these Carpenters. Maybe others, too. (Anyone here descended from these guys?) Robin `

Benjamin CARPENTER: Born: 1730 at Musketo Cove (Long Island), NY. [some say he was born in England] DIed: 02 September 1793. Married: Jane LEONARD 08 December 1760 in Newburgh NY. Jane LEONARD: Born: Newburgh NY c 1740-1742. [Jane LEONARD is mentioned in the 1742 will of her aunt, Mary HARRIS.] Parents: Reverend Silas LEONARD (minister at First Presbyterian Church in Goshen NY) & Elizabeth HARRIS. [married in 1739] Children of Benjamin CARPENTER & Jane LEONARD: [as listed on the FTM user home page of Anita Gauld] 1) Mary 2) Sarah (1764-1787) - married Richard HILL 3) Leonard 4) Benjamin 5) Henry 6) Jacob 7) Joseph

Hello, I am looking for information on my gg-grandfather Alanson CARR. He was born Nov. 1814 in Orange County. Married Jane CORNWALL/CORNELL 29 Aug. 1834 in Amity, Orange County, NY. Died Jun 1876 in Ithaca, NY. He had the following children: Sarah b.1837 VanBuren b. 1837 Phebe b. 1839 Peter b.1841 Mary b.1844 Gilbert b.1847 Alanson b.1849 William P. b.1851 William P CARR is my g-grandfather Thank you , Skip Carr skipc131@worldnet.att.net

Might be worth a phone call to the Cedar Hill Cemetery on 9W just below the Ulster County line. They are very helpful there and have a name index. It's is a very large cemetery. I found 'loads' of ancestors there. Bill Staples, WE (Worker Emeritus) Researching Family History of HOLMES (NY/CT), STAPLES(NY/NJ/CT), ELMS(NY), BANKS(CT) , WYGANT(NY)

The announcement below was on the Dutch Colonies list. I do not have this family, but know that some of you folks probably do. Phoebe http://w3.gorge.net/forest/THE%20BOOK-CHAPTER%201,%207-11.htm HISTORY OF THE KUYKENDALL FAMILY Since its Settlement in Dutch New York in 1646 BY--GEORGE BENSON KUYKENDALL, M. D. KILHAM STATIONERY & PRINTING CO. PORTLAND, OREGON 1919

Hi Susan, I am looking at the book , Portrait and Biographical Record of orange County, NY. published 1895 pg. 139; Moses Sloan ( b. Aug. 22, 1855) began clerking for Alexander Leslie a grocer in Newburgh. pg.171; a boarding school for girls was moved in 1867 to the Leslie House where it remained for 16 years, in Newburgh. pg.709; March 1876 Mr. Traphagen entered the employment og ZT. Barrett & Son who engaged in a shoe business until Feb. 1880, he then purchased the stock of boots and shoes of John W. Magee, and conducted the business alone for three years at No. 25 Water street. In 1884 he entered into partnership with S. J. Leslie at the same stand, in the firm being known as ZTraphagen & Leslie. In July 1890, this connection was severed, our subject selling out his entire interest in the concern to Mr. Leslie. ----- Original Message ----- From: Susan Elliott <ovenbird14@yahoo.com> To: Joanne <sound1@qed.net> Sent: Friday, February 25, 2000 12:22 PM Subject: Re: Cemeteries > Joanne, > > Thank you very much for your offer. I did find a > death notice (no full obit) in the Orange County > Press. Daniel Leslie died 25 July 1875. > > Is this the same newspaper? > > Sue > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. > http://im.yahoo.com