Dear Folks, This is the same film number as was Vol C. I am sorry that there are so many errors re. spelling, etc., but I could not always read the letters and did not always know how the names were supposed to be spelled. I forgot to tell you that (m) meant that they signed by a mark not a signature. Thank you for letting me know that you are finding them useful. Phoebe D 32 1774 (1783) Nathaniel Jayne, Esq and w Hannah, Cornwall prec. to Ebenezer Woodhull, same, 114 lbs, former Anne Hoagland, Lots II and III, Cromline Creek; Wit: Soloman Moffat, Thomas Moffat; Sign Nathaniel Jayne, Hannah Jayne. D 46 1770 (1783) Thomas Gustin and w Ruth, G prec. to Henry Smith, Cooper, of aforesaid, 210 L, in Goshen w. of Walkill, b NW John Finche, along highway, David Cooley, Samuel Smith; Wit: Robert Thompson, John Conner; Sign Thomas Gustin and Ruth Gustin (m) D 74 1783 Henry Wisner of Cornwall, exec will of Richard Goldsmith to Samuel Moffatt, Cornwall, located No. side of Goshen-Cornwall, Wit: Wm. Hudson and Joshua Reeder - will 1781 Richard Goldsmith, Edward Neely, Henry Wisner, and John Sayres, executors of will of Richard Goldsmith: Grandchildren James, Benjamin, Daniel, Richard, John, and Mary Goldsmith. D 93 1784 Edward Neely, Henry Wisner and John Sayre Exec. for will of Richard Goldsmith, Sr. sell to his son Richard Goldsmith of New Cornwall. Wit Joshua Reeder and Wm Ludlow. D 100 1783 John Carpenter and w Abigail, Distiller G township to Daniel Carpenter same, Hatter. SW Div. G L 7,8,9, 10 borders S Corner Daniel Carpenter, S Wm. Thompson, John Carpenter, highway leading from the Drowned Lands alongside the lands of Mathew Howell. 34 acres Also the revertson and revertions remainder Wit: Usher h. More and Increase Carpenter sign John and Abigail Carpenter D 104 1777 Jonathan Cory G to Daniel Carpenter same, Hatter, South div. G L 29, 30 Wit: Mathew Howell, Jr., Edward Davidson, Sign. Jonathan Cory D 107 1784 Jonathan Smith, blacksmith and w. Abigail township G to Daniel Carpenter, hatter same, Wa SW L 1,2,3, borders Mathew Howell, heirs of Samuel Jones. Wit: Jon Conner, Sarah Carpenter; Abigail Smith (m) and Jonathan Smith D 160 May 1, 1777 John Carpenter of G prec., miller(?) to Wm. Seely of Cornwall prec., yeo Lot 4, 5 borders NW corner now in possession of Colvil Carpenter, Barnabus Horton, aforesaid Colvil Carpenter known by name of Cromlines Tract within Wa Wit: Increase Carpenter and Isaac Carpenter sign John Carpenter recorded 1785 (?) ** (check the Seely deeds that follow re. Colvil Carpenter and Brewster and Conkling) ("50 acres of the aforesaid was heretofore conveyed to the said William Seely but was accidently burnt with the house of the said WS on the month of April last.") D 179 1785 James Armstrong, and w Dolly, Mt. Eve to John Wisner, same place. Wa patent b SE Daniel Vail, Widow Elmsdorf, said John Wisner and Samuel Benjamin, Wit: David Morrison and Jacob Van Croft, Judge Wm. Allyson D 201 April 26, 1775 John Morin Scott, Esq attorney NYC, to James Carpenter, Goshen, border James Finch and John Morin Scott Deer Park in angle of minisink co. Ulster, Wit Richard______, and Noah Fish Sign_______________* D 202 1784 Coe Gale, merchant and w Hannah to James Carpenter G L 32, on the road to Benjamin Gale's mills; b HWY G to Walkill, b Gale and Anthony Carpenter Wit: Richard Jackson and Lawrence Moffat, Sign Coe and Hannah Gale D 207 ___ Benjamin Thusten, w Ruth, G prec. to James Carpenter, G, in his possession Wa right of Christopher Denn, borders Ebenezer Dunning ?, SE corner of Joseph Coleman, HWY that leads from G to New Windsor Wit: Isaac Nicole and Timothy Dunning; Sign Benjamin Tustin and Ruth R Tusten (m) (?Tuston or Thurston) D 221 1786 Nicholas Conkling, yeoman of New Hempstead, Haverstraw to James Van Buskirk, miller, borders James Johnson, Wit: Gilbert Cooper and John Springsten; Sign Nicholas Conkling D 22- June 5, 1783 James Sayre, Jr. and w Mary of Cornwall prec. to Phinehas Heard, yeo., same, 540 lbs. in his actual possession in Cornwall, 2,000 acres granted to Ann Hoagland lot V, was conveyed by the said Phinehas and Mary and his w to James Sayre (I didn't understand) Wit: Moffatt, Sig James and Mary Sayre D 227 1783 John Carpenter, Cornwall, powdermaker to Jonas Seely, same, yeoman, formerly property of Soloman Teed?, prop in Cornwall, , ____mill pond, denial of right to build a grist mill. Wit: Nathaniel Seely Grey Court and Wm Seely, sign John Carpenter (no evidence of a wife) D 241 1784 John Carpenter and w Francis, farmer, Cornwall to Silas Howell of same, Cornwall, bounded by prop. lately belonging to Nathan Cooly, deceased and in the ----- --line of lands patented by Edward Blagg running S. Wit: George Duryea and Francis Drake. Sign John and Francis Carpenter D 252 1786 Joseph Conkling prec. G to David Arnold 240 lbs previous ownership Peter Hobart, 51 1/4 acres, Wa pat, border W Capt. Phinehas Rumsey, Dr Silus Janson, dec'd, Charles Tooker. Wit Benjamin Harlow, Jonathan Arnold; sign Joseph Conkling, Clerk, Allison D 265 1786 Joseph Reed, of Philadelphia, attorney at law to Wm. Thorn, yeoman, Cornwall 670 196 acres (lot 2?) Rocky Ridge, Wit: John Cox, Jas Duane, Wm. Imlay, Sign: Joseph Reed and Esther Reed. D 299 1787 John King and others to Roger Osborn, Haverstraw, 5 shillings, 45 1/2 acres, quit claim Wit: Gilbert Cooper and Walter Smith; Sign as above ( there were a series of deeds re Benjamin Osborn, late of Haverstraw) quit claim also to Phebe and John King, lots next to Roger, the Kings well? to Walter Smith, Wit: Isaac Sherwood and Wm. Smith D 319 1787 John Morrison (Morson) and w Hannah to Henry Wisner bordered Hannah Fergson and George Kimber; Wit: Richard Doudle, Amos Smith, Jr. Sign John and Hannah Morrison D 341 Richard Bayles, blacksmith, G gives Coe Gale power to act as attorney, (I think,) Wit: John Everett and Frances Chatfield (sp?), sign Richard Bayles D 361 Anselem Helm w Phoebe of prec. Cornwall to Jesse Woodhull, Esq. same. "in his actual possession now" L II previous patent o Ann Hoagland ..which Daniel Jayne of said precinct did ....and which John Carpenter and Ebenezer Woodhull, exec. of the last will and testiment of the said Daniel Jayne convey to the said Anselem Helm in 1786...land conveyed by Nathaniel Jaynes to Meryle Minthorn and John Staples ?...which the said Daniel Jaynes formerly conveyed to Daniel Tuthill (now deceased) Wit: Hezekial Howell and Tho Moffett, Sign Anselem Helme and Phoebe Helme D 372 1788 Benjamin, James, and Ebenezer Sayre, exec of James Sayer late of Cornwall, deceased, others Susannah and Job Sayres. to John McDowell (or McDaniel) cordwainer, Middle Town, N.J., Property in Oxford in Cornwall, lot # 11 of Upland, 330 lbs, from Cromelin tract of Wa 48 acres plus another lot # 12, Wit John and Seth Marvin; Sig: Benjamin, James, Ebenezer, and Susannah Sayres. D 347 Richard Bayles power of attorney to Coe Gale D 455 1785Silus Pierson and Birdseye Youngs exec. estate of Joseph Gilbert, died 1781,to Colvil Carpenter bordered Barnabus Horton, called Grey Courts Farm, S side Warwich Wit: John Reid and Daniel Danes Sign D 474 Wm Wickham, NYC attorney to Jonathan Sweezy lot# 23 between Otter SW and Beaver St. NE divided by Capt. John Wisner, Wm. Holly, Samuel Gale, Esq., Cedar Swamp. Wit Thomas Duncan, Henry Gale, Sig Wm Wickham

--part1_65.1a5b044.25d9a592_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Folks, Ted Sned has given me permission to forward his letter to you. Phoebe Searching: Moses Carpenter son of John Carpenter and Ruth Coe? Mary Thompson dau of James Thompson and Marah McDowell? NY: LI: Ruth Coe, Onondaga Co. Carpenter, Wisner (Munro, Reed, Redman) Chautaqua Co. Joel Melvin --part1_65.1a5b044.25d9a592_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: TedSned@aol.com From: TedSned@aol.com Full-name: TedSned Message-ID: <7e.11fbed9.25d95ff2@aol.com> Date: Mon, 14 Feb 2000 08:41:06 EST Subject: Re: A few extractions from old Orange Co.deeds To: MzCortez@aol.com, Dutch-Colonies-L@rootsweb.com MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL 5.0 for Windows sub 45 In a message dated 02/13/2000 6:06:32 PM Eastern Standard Time, MzCortez@aol.com writes: > C 103 1732 Barent Bloom, yeo Flushing, Queen Co. to Johannes Weesner yeo of > G. Prop in G 60 L, 150 acres, bordered by N Nathaniel Roe, S Barent Bloom, W > > John Van Horne. Wit: Gabriel Scott ?, Joseph Smith, Abraham Bloom; Sign > Barent Bloom (m) recorded 1753 at the request of Mr. Philip King. > > > C 150 1750 Theodore Snedeker and w Deborah or Dorothea to George and John > Shaw City of NY 350 lbs, 840 acres bordered NW Richard Bradley, Esq., Wm. > Tomison, Haverstraw Precinct of OR Co, called Stoney Point Tract; Wit John > Coe, Daniel Coe, Sign ____Judge John Coe, Esq. > Phoebe, Thanks for posting these. The Theodore Snedeker mentioned above was likely the Theodorus Snedeker listed in The Book of Snedekers as having married Derike Vliet 16 November 1729. They had ten children, all bp. at the Tappan RDC. Theodorus was said to have been sheriff of Orange Co for several years, and thereafter a member of the colonial legislature. It seems likely that your Deborah/Dorothea was actually Derike, in that she outlived Theodorus, which pretty much rules out a second wife. As to Barent Blom/Bloom, there was a Barent Blom who married Femmetje Snedeker (b. abt. 1673), an aunt of Theodorus. Whether they were one and the same Barent, I can't say for sure. Regards, Ted Snediker --part1_65.1a5b044.25d9a592_boundary--

Dear Folks, I am sending extractions that I made about 10 years ago. Many of the dates were difficult or impossible to find and names to read. Here they are with all the warts on them. I selected the ones that I felt might be helpful to my research so they are heavy on the Wisner, Carpenter, Thompson, Jayne names. Ihave several more vols if folks are interested. Any surename that I could find listed in the deed, grantor, grantee, neighbor/border, previous owner, wit, signatures and judges were extracted. Unfortunately some dates are day written others day recorded. The number refers to the page number when I could read it. Phoebe gordeeds.cd) FILM 0828547 C and D, C1 1738,Aug 1735; Lester Mordicie to George Carr prop near Fl, N by said Carr purchased from Hendrick Whistner and Samuel Clowes, S. Richard Clark, lately of Peter Barrian, W Hwy to WAwa Wit: Daniel Everet and John Thomson C ___ 3 Dec. 8, 1732 Daniel Everit to James Tompson, G, 14 L, 33 acres 1/2 lot # 22 SW Div. S above said Tompson, NE Wm. Jackson, S and W highways; Wit: Benjamin Carpenter, Sig couldn't see, Judge Vincent Mathews (Indenture entered at the request of the executor, James Thompson, July 8, 1741. (Exec. of what?) C Richard Allsop, late of Newtown, LI: daughters: Joseph Sacket and Hannah, Nathaniel Hazard and Deborah, Amy Allsop, Susanna Sauree, 1/8 part of an equal 1/13 to James Stringham (Nathaniel Lawrence) 1741 Hannah Jackson, widow of James Jackson, Ulster Co. to James Gamble? L# 2 and 1/2 of # 1 Wit David McCamby and James Jackson C ___ab. 15 Dec. 17, 1739 Rec. 1741 Ebenezer Holly, yeo, G to Thomas Shaw, yeo, Ulster Co. 70L previous John Wortly, 100 acres Wa, borders Goshen line, to pay 6 pence Quit rent every year to said Ebenezer Holly, property now in possession of Thomas Goldsmith, Wit: Vincent Mathews and John Carpenter. C 18 Nov 22, 1731? Soloman Carpenter, to Isaac Ludlow, G, Lot # 24 SE Division "one full moriety or half part of the said SE Div lot" to be taken off from the SW side " "reference to be had by the "TOWN DRAFT", 182 acres, bordered by NE # 23 and SW # 25, butted at each end by road. Wit: Ebenezer Holly and Joshua Smith(?), Sign Soloman Carpenter. Entered at the request of Isaac Ludlow 2/26/1741/2 C 20 1723 1741/2 Wm Ludlum, Jamaica to Isaac Ludlum, yeo same place, 120 L Wa granted from Crown to Dr. Bridges, Christopher Denn, and others April 29, 1703, Lot # 25, 1 full equal one 1/16 part of equal 1/13 part (except for a small part recently released by the patenees to Judge Mompasson and his son Pinhorne. Wit: Wm Ludlum and John Everet; Sign: William Ludlom (m) (Maybe this is the reason it name is spelled Ludlum, Ludlon, and Ludlow on these deeds) C Oct 13, 1740 Note: "Lot # 2 and half lot # 1, S Div. known as Jackson farm released by James Gamble to Hannah Jackson, widow of James Jackson C ___before 27 Dec. 15, 1735 Richard Halstead G, yeo. to John Drake, G. 5 L, Wa pat, E Div. along highway (something like 4 rods by 20 rods), Wit : Timothy Wood (m), sign: Richard Halstead Judge Thomas Gale C___ Nov 17, 1742 Wm Coleman, Littleworth, Ulster Co., and Samuel Coleman of Morris Co. NJ divided their father Wm of G lots 4 and 5 which he purchased land adjoining land where Vincent Mathews, Esq. now liveth from Joseph and w. Hannah Sackett of Newtown, LI Lot 4(?) at SW corner of 3 N bordered land granted to Ann Hoagland, #5 previous owner, Roger Mumpison Wit Vincent Mathews, L Horton; Signed W. Coleman and S Coleman. (W got 4 and S got 5) C 27 1722 Soloman Carpenter, and John Carpenter; David Everet (?Daniel); Wait Smith; Samuel Seely, Michael Dunning; William Jackson; Richard Halstead; Isaac Finch; John Gale; Isaac Ludlum; Hendrick Weasner; to John Bradner, John 1st minister G Wawa. C 64 1748 Edward Blagge, Gent, NYC to Ezekia Sayre, blacksmith, Southhold, South Hampton, 114 L., 300 acre in OR Co., borders Hezikial Howel of Southampton and Company., Wit 1798 (?date)John Howell, Jr., Suffolk Co. C 52 April 28, 1725 rec 1746 Nicholas Conklin, Or Co. to Edmond Conklin, his son,4100 acres that he liveth on, Grantor Careate?, Wit Joseph Tomkins and John Conklin, sig Nicholas Conklin -- 1745 Joseph Sackett, gent. Newtown to Hezikia Howell, yeo, property formerly Capt. John Evans pat NW of HH of Major Blagg patent. 36 acres, bounded by Joseph Sackett. Wit Thomas Coleman, ____Horton C 65 1746 David McCamby, Anthony Carpenter, weaver G Lot 7 bordered by Richard Halstead, John Chambers; Daniel Hall; Jeams Littel, near meeting house. Wit: John Carpenter, James Littel C 101 Samuel Clowes and w Mary J to Wm Finn, buys "Sugar Loaf" There were a Henry and Mary Ludlow of NYC who sell in Tappan C 102 1751 Samuel Clowes and W Mary of Jamaica to William Finn, G., Wa. pat 1725 by Patten Mather; Wit. Wm. Jackson and Joseph Sackett; Sig: Samuel Clowes. C 103 1732 Barent Bloom, yeo Flushing, Queen Co. to Johannes Weesner yeo of G. Prop in G 60 L, 150 acres, bordered by N Nathaniel Roe, S Barent Bloom, W John Van Horne. Wit: Gabriel Scott ?, Joseph Smith, Abraham Bloom; Sign Barent Bloom (m) recorded 1753 at the request of Mr. Philip King. C 105 Johannis Wisner and w Elizabeth yeoman, G to Phillip King and w Ann of G, yeoman. 60 L 150 acres. N Nathanial Roe, Barret Bloom, John Van Horne; Wit: Joseph Southerland (1738) Josiah Reed (or Reedor); Sign Johannes Wisner 1742 and Elizabeth Wisner Judge Thomas Gale, recorded 1754. C 107 Sept 7, 1733 Rec. 1754 Samuel Clowes and John Everet of Jamaica to James Sands, Oyster Bay,90 L, lately purchased from Ann Hoagland, borders Capt. John Evans; high hills of highlands/county line OR and UL, E minisink, NY/NJ line. Wit: Samuel Denton, Christopher Banker, Jamaica; sign: Samuel Clowes and John Everet. C 135 1757 (Division of Property that had belonged to Edward Blagg) Map # 1,2,3 (?), DIVIDED 800 acres. Map shows Mr. Woodhull; Jeame Sayre; Hezekiah Howell; John Chatfield; Silvanius White; John Carpenter, William Smith; Robin ? Griggs. Purchased from Edward Blagg, Esq. late of NY, decd. part of tract of land commonly called Blagge Clove, (Cove or Clove?) C 150 1750 Theodore Snedeker and w Deborah or Dorothea to George and John Shaw City of NY 350 lbs, 840 acres bordered NW Richard Bradley, Esq., Wm. Tomison, Haverstraw Precinct of OR Co, called Stoney Point Tract; Wit John Coe, Daniel Coe, Sign ____Judge John Coe, Esq. ----- Thomas Moore and Elizabeth Courtland Westchester Co., storekeeper to Albert Swain - west side of Hudson river bounds Gabriel and Wm Ludlows land now in poss. of Richard Williams, 300 acres, book of patents No. 13 pg 495, patented by Thomas Moore and Richard Pentural? Wit Nathaniel Merritt, Wm Keech --- 1765 Hollys Lot 5 and 6 fa. Samuel, Eb. and Joseph C 162 1764 Henry Wisner, Esq, G to John Kimber, yeoman, 100 lbs, 100 acres in Wa pat, w side of Drowned Lands. Wit: Cornelius Decoar and Ezekial Gardiner (m); Sign Henry Wisner Judge Benjamin Tuston C 164 1765 Thomas Moore and W Elizabeth, Manor of Courtland, Westchester Co. to Gilbert Swain, OR Co., borders Gabriel and Wm Ludlow, and Alexander Phrenics in posession of Richard Williams, West side Hudson River, "in Book of Pattens, No. 13, pg. 495," Wit: Nathaniel Merritt, Wm Keech; Signature Thomas and Elizabeth Moore, Judge John Coe. C 192 1765 Wait Smith G to Michael Jackson and Wm. Lawrence, same, former ownership Daniel Cromeline, Cornelius Allison and Nathaniel Roe 1753, Wit: John Paine, Samuel Smith; Sign Wait Smith; Judge Benjamin Tusten. C 201 Nov. 15, 1741, Rec 1765 Joseph Read and Thomas Duncan, both NYC merchants, Trustees of the creditors of Charles Cromeline, late of Rye, merchant, dec'd, (only son Daniel Cromeline), to Joseph Carpenter and Michael Jackson, OR Co, yeomen, 761 L 15 schillings, "lease and release" between Stephen De Lancy and Adolph Philipse, NYC, merchants for 10 schilling and Daniel Crommeline. 200 = 38 acres (?) Wawa. Lots # 3, 6,"Gray Court Farm;" bounded SW by lot #4, SE by L #7, wit. Archibold Little and Abraham Lodge, Sign Joseph Reade and Thomas Duncan. Recorded at the request of Joseph Carpenter and Michael Jackson Sept. 4, 1765. Note: Wa Pat: John Bridges, Dr. of Laws, Henrick Ten Eyck, Dirick Van Denburgh, John Chatwell, Christopher Denn, Lancaster Symes, Daniel Honaw, Philip Bakely, John Merrit, Bejamin Ask, Peter Mathews, and Cornelius Christeanse. also has a long list of creditors including: Elinor Morris for herself and exec. of Joseph Morris, dec'd, who was assignee of John DuRug (could this be DeKay?), John Moore, Simon Seamone. 1748 Recorded 1760 John Gale to son Daniel G E division of G N Elias Smith on Hwy that leads to Jeams Thompsons 270 acres. Wit Silas Leanard John Carpenter Sign John Gale C 223 1753 Soloman Carpenter, G. to Anthony Carpenter, G, his son, got his 1/5th; Wa Richard Edsell Richard 1743 Wit: Wm. Finn, Soloman Carpenter, Jr. C (before pg. 300) 230ish Recorded 1768 at request of Robert Farrior 1764 Samuel Conklin and w Mary, New Cornwell and Robert Ferrier 5 shillings. Property formerly granted to John Lavane lot # 1 S side of road leading to New Windsor to Goshen along land granted to Dr DePee? release and reversion and inheritance to him. Wit: John T. Carpenter and Katherine Conklin (m) Sig: Samuel Conklin and Mary Conklin then Robert Ferrir and w Mary sell to Andrew Sutherland 1767 Wit: Langford Thorn and Daniel Sands 1767 Another sale by Conklins of land near Murderers Creek to Tobias ___, wit: Wm. Carpenter and Hezekial Howell, Jr. John Thorn, tailor of New Cornwall and Benjamin Thorn of Runchauts, Dutchess Co.to Isaac Tobias 1768 Frederick and Isaac Tobias of New Cornwall half # 2 Cornwall, Wit: Zebulon Touthard (Townsend?) and John Porter 1761 Samuel Meeker to John Thompson of Elizabeth Town, N.J. Goshen 130 lbs. neighbors Isaac Ludlum, SW Elheny Fullers SW Timothy Owen, decd, NE Samuel Carpenter 146 acres, The farm that Benjamin Meeker, the father of Samuel Meeker. Wit: Stephen Meeker and James Little, sign Samuel Meeker C 263 May 1, 1769, Rec. 1769 Martin Rammely and W Elizabeth, of Blooming Grove to Noah Carpenter Wallikill Prec., Ulster Co., formerly belonging to Wm. Mapes, Dec'd, purchased of Robert Hanney, Esq. in OR Co., 450 lbs, 100 acres, border Benjamin Harlow, Robert Kennedy (?Rammely), Silus Perfered, Wit: Wm. Mapes and Benjamin Tusten C___ Mary Finn, widow of Dr. Wm. Finn, Florida to Samuel Parkhurst, borders Samuel Jaynes, Michael Baily, Nathaniel Finch; Wit. Daniel Wood and Assanias Whitman; Sign Mary Finn (m) C__June 9, 1777 James Finn gave power of attorney to his brother, Robert; Wit John Comnnor, Anthony Finn C 344 Feb 1, 1747 Wm. Jayne, cooper G to James Tuthill, 380 L, 200 acres, pat Anne Hoagland, widow, late of NYC, dec'd. Wit Daniel Denton and Daniel Everett, Sig. Wm. Jayne. C__ Mary Thorne widow of David and Elizabeth Thorn sold to Edsel. ----1766 David Mc Comley (?McCamby) to Thomas Sayres, Wit Richard Edsel and John McCanly C---Sept 5, 1772 rec 9/5/1774 Henry Wisner to Capt. Jonathan Cooley, 190 L tract W side of drowned lands, N corner of Elnathon Cooley's farm , 45 degrees W to the W corner of Samuel Carpenter's farm then S 42 degrees W to the N corner of Joshua Carpenter's farm then S 30 degrees to Nathan Howell's farm, 65 acres and another 22 acres of which a acre used for a church yard joining the land of Joshua Carpenter. Wit John Stewart and Hannah Waters Sig Henry Wisner C---after 1772 in right of Dirck Van Denburgh: Wm Beekman heirs, Du..Blinkoff, Benjamin Sistle, Daniel Everet, Richard Edsall, Chris. Snedicore, Wm Holly, Garett Bloom, Brinkenhoff, all sell to Benjamin Lester, Benjamin Lester signed in presence of Samuel Gale and John Thurston. C 353 May 25, 1772 rec, 1773 Jane Carpenter, widow exec. of John T. Carpenter, Blooming Grove to John Thorn, Flushing and Robert Bowen, NYC Property located in Cornwall, Murderer's Creek grist mill and falls; previously Vincent Mathews and Cathline his w. to Lewis DuBois, late of Palta, Ulster Co., dec.; Wit: Henry Brewster, James Gregg: Signed Jane Carpenter and Hezekial Howell (Note the will is dated 1/31/1766, we also have a newspaper add for the sale of this property) C 443 1774 Robert Bowen to John Bowen C 453 1774 Henry Wisner, Esq, to Jonathan Cooley 196L acres: 96 = 22; b Elnathan Cory, Samuel Carpenter, Joshua Carpenter, Nathan Howell, W of drowned lands, Wit John Stewart and Hannah Waters, Sig. Henry Wisner C 455 July 31, 1764, 1762 rec. 1774 Vincent Mathew w. Elizabeth of Mathew's Field, Or. Co. to John J Carpenter, shokeeper, G prec. previous John Evans patent Wit: Charles Hort, Samuel Conklin. Seal Vincent Mathews C----Jan 30, 1767 rec. 1774 Thomas Gusten G precinct to James Sawyer same, 320 lbs, 102 acres, drowned lands, bounded SE point of Joseph Allison - John Owen's land, wit. Cooly and Allison. C 501 3/12/1776 Capt. John Wisner, Jr. and wife Mary North Goshen to John Carpenter, aforesaid, distiller 600 L, 100 acres plus a second piece SW Div. of Goshen, parts of Lot 7 and 8 bounded: northerly by John Carpenter, aforesaid and NW Daniel Carpenter bounded southernly by a highway, something about Limestone Hill and a deep hole, 2nd piece within lands of Mathias Howell, Wit: John McCawly (?McCamby?) John Morrison Sign John and Mary Wisner. C 502 May 1,1769 Ruth Carpenter widow, Goshen to John Carpenter, aforesaid, farmer, 500 L; "one certain lot or .. land situated and lying or ..in Goshen aforesaid whereon the said Ruth Carpenter and John Carpenter now liveth, bounded N by lands of the Widow Thompson, West by the lands of Daniel Carpenter, South by the lands of John Wisner, East by a certain highway which leads from G to Florida .... pat Wa.. Wit: Henry Wisner and John Wisner; Sign Ruth Carpenter. Record April 3, 1776. C 503 Recorded May 23, 1776 Benjamin Canfield of New Cornwall, farmer and Mariam, wife, and David Reynolds of the same place Canfield and Mariam his w. (m) C 504 Dec. 3, 1767 Reuben Clark, Moses Clark and Abigail Clark, widow, all of New Cornwall, 7 pounds by Benjamin Canfield ..land bounded by Reuben and Benjamin Clark..Hudson river...Canfield's wharf. C 506 5/24/1776 Samuel Sayre of Morris Co., N.J. to Moses Carpenter of precint of G, farmer, 150 L, 165 1/2 acres previous ownership Benjamin Harlow, Wm. Bull, b Joseph Watkins, Richard and John Bull. Wit: Richard Bull, John Carpenter, Sign Samuel Sayre C 527 James Sayre and w Susannah to Mercy Huff Bloomingrove, sister-in-law of James Sayre, property in Bloomingrove (10 shillings - in love- of Oxford, New Cornwall borders Thomas Mapes, River Ena Ayres, dec, and Henry (or Herry) Brewster; Wit: Seth Marvin, James Sayre, Jr.; Sign; James Sayre; Judge Wm. Thompson, Richard Edsall. C 532 1777 Nathaniel Jayne, blacksmith and W. Hannah to Minthers Mangler and John Staples, Cornwall, 200 lbs, 2,000 acres (?) Lot III pat: Ann Hoagland, borders Ebenezer Woodhull, John Tuthill (maybe another 110 acres) Wit: Wm. Hubbard and Wm Thompson; Sign. Nathaniel and Hannah (m) Jaynes; Judge Edsell (very dark film) C 542 April 1, 1775 Barker, Wm. G. Wheelwright to John Carpenter, G. Sadler Wit: Wm. Jackson, Isaac Nicoles, Sign: Wm Barker C 547 1779 Moses Carpenter and Hannah to Jonathan Sayre, borders John Bull; Wit: Nehemiah Carpenter, Wm. Morrell, Stephen Harlow, Sign Moses and Hannah Carpenter C 585 Wm. Thompson or Isaac Thompson (confused), blacksmith, pre. G. to Wm. Lane 344, 10 acres, Part of 100 acres released to Wm Holly by John Oglear and Wm Supton from him to Moses Knap and from him to Isaac Thompson Wit: John Sammon, Jr. Sarah Attesbush (m) sign Isaac Thompson and Sara Thompson (m), Judge Allison, recorded 1782 C --- 1777 Daniel Jayne G to Nathaniel Jayne, brother, 25 acres, Part of original 2,000 acres, prev. owner Anna Hoagland, Widow; Wit. Daniel Tuthil and Nathan Cooley.

Dear Folks, I abstracted deeds from that I had ordered thru the LDS FHC several years ago. Please excuse my fumbling reading and recording. At the time I abstracted them I was woefully ignornant of the old names and the films were generally very dark and difficult to read, for that reason, I am sure there are many spelling errors. None-the-less they may be of interest to some folks. 413 Feb 2, 1791 Children of Helena Scott, late of NY m John R. Peter R. Kissam NYC, eldest son of, Benjamin Kissum, dec'd and Deborh NYC, Everet Banker NYC, Paul Lee and Wm Thompson and w Mary in his own right, 61 pounds, West side of Drowned lands in Minisink lot # 2, 1st West division of Wa pat. to John Chatwell, N Samuel Clark and John Ducker?; Wit John Carpenter, Relief Van Bount and Rich Vanch for John and Helen Myer, Peter R. Kissam and Deborah , Adrian Kissam and Everet Banker, and Wit: Christian Thompson and Alexander Wood for Wm. and Mary Thompson recorded 1795 C 103 1732 Barent Bloom, yeo Flushing, Queen Co. to Johannes Weesner yeo of G. Prop in G 60 L, 150 acres, bordered by N Nathaniel Roe, S Barent Bloom, W John Van Horne. Wit: Gabriel Scott ?, Joseph Smith, Abraham Bloom; Sign Barent Bloom (m) recorded 1753 at the request of Mr. Philip King. C 105 Johannis Wisner and w Elizabeth yeoman, G to Phillip King and w Ann of G, yeoman. 60 L 150 acres. N Nathanial Roe, Barret Bloom, John Van Horne; Wit: Joseph Southerland (1738) Josiah Reed (or Reedor); Sign Johannes Wisner 1742 and Elizabeth Wisner Judge Thomas Gale, recorded 1754. C 150 1750 Theodore Snedeker and w Deborah or Dorothea to George and John Shaw City of NY 350 lbs, 840 acres bordered NW Richard Bradley, Esq., Wm. Tomison, Haverstraw Precinct of OR Co, called Stoney Point Tract; Wit John Coe, Daniel Coe, Sign ____Judge John Coe, Esq. C 201 Nov. 15, 1741, Rec 1765 Joseph Read and Thomas Duncan, both NYC merchants, Trustees of the creditors of Charles Cromeline, late of Rye, merchant, dec'd, (only son Daniel Cromeline), to Joseph Carpenter and Michael Jackson, OR Co, yeomen, 761 L 15 schillings, "lease and release" between Stephen De Lancy and Adolph Philipse, NYC, merchants for 10 schilling and Daniel Crommeline. 200 = 38 acres (?) Wawa. Lots # 3, 6,"Gray Court Farm;" bounded SW by lot #4, SE by L #7, wit. Archibold Little and Abraham Lodge, Sign Joseph Reade and Thomas Duncan. Recorded at the request of Joseph Carpenter and Michael Jackson Sept. 4, 1765. Phoebe in CA Searching: Moses Carpenter son of John Carpenter and Ruth Coe? Mary Thompson dau of James Thompson and Marah McDowell? NY: LI: Ruth Coe, Onondaga Co. Carpenter, Wisner (Munro, Reed, Redman) Chautaqua Co. Joel Melvin

Hi Listers, I am searching for the marriage of Wiilliam Bruce and Ellen Hancon/Hankins about 1845 in New Windsor and the baptism of their twin sons Alfred and Francis Bruce in 1846. Ellen Hancon/Hankins first husband John Hancon died between 1838 - 1840 probably in New Windsor and I would like to know where he was buried. I would be grateful to hear from anyone who may have some information or connections to the Bruce's or the Hancons/Hankins (the name is spelt either way). Best Wishes, Ros Dunnico, Leigh-on-Sea, Essex.

Thank you to all who responded to my question. I found what I was looking for. Robin Newburgh NY

Dear Linda, If memory serves me, Smith's Clove is the former name of the town now known as Monroe in Orange County. Again to quote Wilfred B. Talman's "How Things Began ... in Rockland County and Places Nearby" regarding the word 'clove': "It is hard to realize now what a considerable obstacle a hill was in earlier days. In this county (Rockland) hills were not only heavily wooded but rocky as well. Unless there was good reason to get on the other side, nobody blazed a trail over them. Any who did cross the mountain took the easiest route through what was locally called a clove. In other parts of the country it is called a pass, gap, or notch. Because of our language heritage and our isolation, we have retained the word "clove" among our local place names." So "The Clove" was the easiest way to get from Rockland County to Orange County. Basically Route 17 and the NYS Thruway follow this easy route, as does the Ramapo River. It's not a town, but a way through the mountains. Regina Haring, Rockland County, NY ---- Original Message ----- From: <AnnieL2436@aol.com> To: <NYORANGE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, February 10, 2000 9:26 AM Subject: Re: Smith's Tavern - More > > "Opposite the Erie Railroad Station in Sterlington is Smith's Tavern. In the > > hall of this old home may be seen copies of letters written June 9 and 11, > > 1779, by General Washington from 'Smith's Tavern in the Clove.' > > Is this the same place as Smith's Clove? > > (I have an ancestor, Elizabeth MILLER, born 1754 in Smith's Clove, Orange Co, > NY.) > > Thanks, > Linda Burkell > > >

Just by chance I found more information as I was browsing through "Southeastern New York, A History of the Counties of Ulster, Dutchess, Orange, Rockland and Putnam", copyright 1946, volume II of three. "Opposite the Erie Railroad Station in Sterlington is Smith's Tavern. In the hall of this old home may be seen copies of letters written June 9 and 11, 1779, by General Washington from 'Smith's Tavern in the Clove.' Washington himself planted the cottonwood tree growing in the dooryard. East of the house is a slave burial ground, bearing dates on the stones around the period of 1770 to 1776." This was written in 1946 - can someone tell us if the building is still standing? Regina Haring, Nanuet, NY ----- Original Message ----- From: <KBHine@aol.com> To: <NYORANGE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2000 11:42 AM Subject: Smith's Tavern > Does anyone on the list know of a Smith's Tavern? I pulled up an article > about it some years ago, and can't seem to locate it. I think it was in > either Rockland Co. or Westchester Co. > > >

> "Opposite the Erie Railroad Station in Sterlington is Smith's Tavern. In the > hall of this old home may be seen copies of letters written June 9 and 11, > 1779, by General Washington from 'Smith's Tavern in the Clove.' Is this the same place as Smith's Clove? (I have an ancestor, Elizabeth MILLER, born 1754 in Smith's Clove, Orange Co, NY.) Thanks, Linda Burkell

>From Wilfred B. Talman's "How Things Began in Rockland County..." "Another crossroad tavern, frequently the headquarters of Gen Washington, was John Suffern's, which faced the present triangle where the monument in Suffen stands. It was new in Revolutionary times, opened in 1773. Any traveler who missed it, however could find something to wet his throat at Wanamaker's on the old Albany Post Road. Sloat's could be the next stop for a thirsty man, and there was SMITH's farther up the Ramapo Pass, and no doubt others on a road heavily traveled by stage coaches ind ays when the republic was young." Regina Haring, Nanuet, NY ----- Original Message ----- From: <KBHine@aol.com> To: <NYORANGE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2000 11:42 AM Subject: Smith's Tavern > Does anyone on the list know of a Smith's Tavern? I pulled up an article > about it some years ago, and can't seem to locate it. I think it was in > either Rockland Co. or Westchester Co. > > >

I have both books and will do look-ups for you. Marge in Tallahassee FL campbell@talweb.com ---------- > From: NYORANGE-D-request@rootsweb.com > To: NYORANGE-D@rootsweb.com > Subject: NYORANGE-D Digest V00 #34 > Date: Wednesday, February 09, 2000 3:23 AM >

Found these on another list. Thought they might be useful to all of you. Lil Free CD lookup http://genweb.net/~gen-cds/cdlist.html This one lists several OC Cemeteries. Cemetary Records Online http://www.interment.net/

Are there any TERRY descendants out there who might help me unite the following two lines? Family A 1 Richard TERRY m. ___ 2 Gershom TERRY m. Mary WELLS 3 Bethia Terry b. 1701 Southold, L.I., NY d. by 1752 m. Jonathan OWEN m. 23 Oct 1723 Southold, Suffolk Co., L.I., NY b. 1696 Southold, Suffolk Co., L.I., NY d. 1796 Mt. Joy, Orange Co., NY Family B 1. Uria TERRY m. 9 Aug 1784 Goshen 1st Presby. Curch, Orange Co., NY Elizabeth (or Bethia?) PIERSON. They resided in Orange Co., NY and had children 2. Ichabod TERRY b. 25 Mar 1783 Goshen, Orange Co., NY 3. Joshua TERRY b. 10 Apr 1787 Goshen, Orange Co., NY m. Elizabeth PARSHALL and had children: a. Hannah b. 8 Oct 1786 Goshen, Orange Co., NY m. 16 Mar 1802 Parshall TERRY b.30 Sep 1778 Fort Niagara, NY (son of Parshall TERRY and Amy STEVENS. [Descendants of this family later participate in the Mormon migration to Utah] Jack Stewart Grand Island, NE http://www.ginetworks.com/~johns2rt ----- Original Message ----- From: Ed & Mary Yonan <yonan@fgi.net> To: <NYORANGE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, February 08, 2000 7:19 PM Subject: Roes in Orange Co. > Hi Jack, > > I noticed that you are researching the Roe family of OC and am writing > to inquire if you have any information about the following Roe family. > > I would like to learn the date and place of death of Bathsheba > (Bersheba) Roe who married Samuel Allison in Orange Co. in 1821. She > was the daughter of J. and Susanna Roe. > > I believe this is her ancestry: > David Roe (1); > Nathaniel (2); > Nathaniel (3) m. Mary ca. 1725; > Jonas (4) m. Phebe ca.1750; > Timothy (5) m. Martha Sayre ca. 1759; > Susanna Roe (6) m. J. Roe. > {Susanna Roe's will was made in Jan. 1826, proved Feb. 1, 1828. In it, > Susanna mentions her daughter, Bersheba (7) Allison, wife of Samuel > Allison, and son her Timothy Roe (7). } > > I have seen a LDS microfilm of the marriage records of the Dutch > Reformed Church in Warwick which gives her name as Bathsheba Rowe, > married to Samuel Allison 10 March 1821. It is difficult to know > whether her name was Bathsheba or Bersheba. > > I want to find out when and where Bathsheba/Bersheba died. Samuel > Allison and their three children (Susan, Samuel and Isaac Allison) were > listed in the 1850 census in Licking Co., OH, but Bathsheba is not > listed. I know that several Allisons migrated from Orange Co., NY to > Licking Co., OH in 1841. I have found > Samuel's gravestone in Licking Co., but Bathsheba isn't buried next to > him. Perhaps she died in NY. > > If you have any information about Bathsheba/Bersheba ROE ALLISON or her > ancestors, I would be very interested. > > Sincerely, > > Mary Allison Yonan > > ______________________________

I am looking for Mike Greatorex of England. Please email me as I would like to ask you a question. Thanks Robin Galage Newburgh NY

Does anyone on the list know of a Smith's Tavern? I pulled up an article about it some years ago, and can't seem to locate it. I think it was in either Rockland Co. or Westchester Co.

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In the beginning of February, someone posted an address for Vital Records for the United States. I used it for records in CT. and it worked great! Unfortunately, I lost the address. Could that person send it again to the List? Thanks Robin Newburgh

Dear Sheila, How about this. DAR Lineage book Vol 51 pg. 411 Mrs. Susan Caroline Ostrom # 50917 Born in Goshen NY wife of Gunning S.B. Ostrom Desc of Mathew Howell, Theophilus Howell, Capt. Nathaniel Roe and Danieal Carpenter, all of New York Daughter of Dewitt Clinton Howell and Jane Roe, his wife Granddaughter of Charles Howell and Susan Howell, his wife; William Roe and Matikda Booth, his wife. Gr granddaugher of Mathey Howell and Margaret Carr, his 2nd wife; Nathaniel Roe and Susanna Roes, his wife; Daniel Carpenter and Susannah Carpenter Mathew Howell (1726-86) served as a private in the 3dd regiment, Orange County, New Yhork militia. He was born and died in Goshen, NY Theophilus Howell (1760-1829) served as a private in the 3rd regiment, Orange County, New Yhork militia. He was born and died in Goshen, NY Nathaniel Roe (1734-1814) commanded a company in the 3rd regiment, Orange County, New York militia. He was born in Florida, NY, died in Chester Also No. 46408 Daniel Carpenter (1730-90) enlisted in the 3rd Orange County regiment of militia. He was born and died in Goshen. - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - ------------------------------------------- As I recall you want later born Mathew, but thought I would share this and get it in circulation. Phoebe

Does anyone own or know where they can there hands on two books, first one is called Early Orange County Wills 1731-1830, two volumes and Pioneer Families of Orange County Would you be willing to do a look-up? Thanks Carole Kelly

Closed circuit to Barbara DiM. Many thanks for your kindness. As time permits, I will try to update the transcription I have of the article about the "Drowned Lands" and post the result to be OC newsgroup for everyone. It's a most interesting story. Thanks a million. Tom Cornell