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

Big plans are afoot for a Genealogy Fair in Honesdale on June 17. Many historical/genealogical societies will combine for a day of meeting, greeting, learning and fun. Details to follow, but hold the date if you're going to be in the neighborhood.

I am searching for the parents of my ggg grandfather, James H. Owen b. 1825-6 Newburgh, Orange Co., NY d.1891 Fostertown, Orange Co., NY, and the two candidates listed below are competing for this exalted position. First is Jonathan Owen who appears on the 1820, 1830 and 1840 US Census living in Newburgh, Orange Co., NY. >From the 1830 census we surmise that he was born between 1781-1790 as was his wife and that he had 5 children as follows: 1. Male b. 1816-1820 2. Male b. 1821-1825 (could be James H.) 3. Female b. 1821-1825 4. Female b. 1826-1830 5. Female b. 1826-1830 the other is Benjamin Owen who appears on the 1820 and 1840 Census living in Newburgh (not on the 1830 Census at all) and from the 1820 & 1840 Census we gather that he was born 1791-1794 as was his wife and that he had 7 children as follows: 1. Male b. 1811-1820 2. Male b. 1811-1820 3. Female b. 1821-1825 4. Male b. 1826-1830 (Could be James H.) 5. Male b. 1826-1830 6. Female b. 1826-1830 7. Female b. 1831-1835 Can anyone on the list identify Jonathan Owen or Benjamin Owen from the above descriptions? Cal Owen 266 Wellman Avenue North Chelmsford, MA 01863 Home Phone 978-251-0675 Home E-Mail CalOwen@mediaone.net

If it doesn't work, before you do as Sheila said, make sure your "NumLock" key is "On." Julie John Stewart wrote: > > Sheila writes: > > > To my son Mathew, (there's a funny little insignia that looks like a "ce" > > smooshed together. > > That stands for the British £ (pound) sign. (Hold down on the Alt key with > your left hand and then over on your number pad type 156.) Sometimes it > comes out "ce" (smooshed together) when your text editor isn't reading it > right or something. > > Researching: OWEN, ROE, MANNING & TERRY in Orange Co., NY > > Jack Stewart > Grand Island, NE > http://www.ginetworks.com/~johns2rt > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <Sheemax@aol.com> > To: <NYORANGE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Monday, February 07, 2000 7:47 AM > Subject: MATHEW HOWELL KING'S ORANGE RANGERS > > > lOOKING FOR ANY INFO ON MATHEW HOWELL. > > Suspected father of MATHEW HOWELL , b. 11794 ~1798? Upper Canada. Mother

Sheila writes: > To my son Mathew, (there's a funny little insignia that looks like a "ce" > smooshed together. That stands for the British £ (pound) sign. (Hold down on the Alt key with your left hand and then over on your number pad type 156.) Sometimes it comes out "ce" (smooshed together) when your text editor isn't reading it right or something. Researching: OWEN, ROE, MANNING & TERRY in Orange Co., NY Jack Stewart Grand Island, NE http://www.ginetworks.com/~johns2rt ----- Original Message ----- From: <Sheemax@aol.com> To: <NYORANGE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, February 07, 2000 7:47 AM Subject: MATHEW HOWELL KING'S ORANGE RANGERS > lOOKING FOR ANY INFO ON MATHEW HOWELL. > Suspected father of MATHEW HOWELL , b. 11794 ~1798? Upper Canada. Mother

http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/NY/OnondagaWill#Subscribe Dear Folks, We placed the will of Moses Carpenter born about 1750, maybe in Orange Co., NY and who moved to Onondaga Co. NY about 1795 and died there in 1828. His first wife of Elizabeth Runyon, dau of Richard of Morris Co., NJ and his second wife of Hannah Smith, dau of Henry of Orange Co. New York. Phoebe

lOOKING FOR ANY INFO ON MATHEW HOWELL. Suspected father of MATHEW HOWELL , b. 11794 ~1798? Upper Canada. Mother probably Kezia. We feel certain that he was not born an orphan; so if not, then he MUST have parents. Sigh* Here is a little of the info we have on him, or Mathews that just might be him. The info is from different sources. Any information on MATHEW HOWELL is greatly appreciated. Sheila TEXAS 1775 Assessment Roll of Orange County, NY Information compiled by Thomas Cornell -- name district, page Howell David 5 566 Howell David (Jr.) 5 566 Howell George 5 566 Howell Gilbert 5 566 Howell James 5 567 Howell John 5 566 Howell Joshua 4 614 Howell Mathew 7 523 ***************** on the internet, I ran across a Will Abstract in genealogylibrary.com. page 76-MATHEW HOWELL, in the Precinct of Goshen, County of Orange, New York. To my son Mathew, (there's a funny little insignia that looks like a "ce" smooshed together. Maybe it stands for Brititsh crown??) To my son Mathew (insignia)10, to be paid upon demand; to my son Theophilus, the small lot of meadow joining John Denton, Bounded on the West by the meadow of John Denton, on the East by the highway; Also a certain part of my large meadow in the drowned lands,.....to my son, Philetus, the remaining part of said meadows, bogs, and cedar swamp....to my son Theophilus, the remainder of all my lands, to my four daughters, Mary, Margaret, Elizabeth, and Jane, all my movable estates.....my son William to be brought up by Theophilus until fit for trade,....my son Theophilus shall pay my son William (insignia)100 when he arrives at the age of twenty one years....to my son Theophilus, the use of all my lands until Philetus arrives at twenty one years.......I appoint Isaac Ludlow and Coe Gale, my executors. Dated May 1, 1779. Witness Jonathan Smith ************** Ruttenber and Clark, History of Orange County, page 523 Matthew lived in district 7 Goshen 1775 property value - 10 pds, 9s, 4p. page 565 Matthew owned on female slave - Warwick no date page 67 Matthew and Matthew Jr signed Committe of Association and Safety - indicates they were Revolutionaries - probably not your Matthew page 647 gives family history of Edmund Howell and Hezekiah Howell Headley, History of Orange County page 866 - Hon. Nathaniel Howell family described - son of Matthew H and Julia Brewster Howell. Last Name Howel First Name Mathew Enlist Date 27Mar1762 Age 55 Born England Trade labourer Company - Officer Capt. DeGaremo Stature/ft-in 5-4 Complexion dark Eyes gray Hair gray Volume/Page II/701 Subject: Colonial Muster List New York Colonial Muster List, troops enlisted in the parent Albany Co., NY. complete with a physical description of the enlistees. http://www.rootsweb.com/~nysarato/mustind.htm#Index Mathew Howell: b. Mar. 2, 1797 s/o Mathew Howell & Kezia Howell also Mathew Howell m. Ann ? & had a daughter Sarah A.: b. 1842 who m. Oct. 28,1866 Eli McCabe: b. 1841

Hello, I am looking for anyone researching the DAVIS family of Warwick, Orange Co, NY. I have George Davis born about 1791 in Orange county served in the war of 1812 married 1816 to Margaret Doty or Doly he died 28 May 1879 in Orange Co, NY. I do not know where he is buried. Margaret died May 1876 in Chippewa Co, WI (where some of their children lived) Children of George and Margaret Davis Robert b c 1820 moved to PA Benjamin b 1825 moved to WI George b 1827 moved to WI Sarah Louisa b 1831 moved to MI Samuel b 1832 moved to MI & later to WI John b c 1834 unknown whereabouts Gertrude b c 1834 unknown whereabouts Phoebe Maria b 1840 (twin) moved to MI? & later to WI Ellen J b 1840 (twin) moved to MI Nathaniel b 1842 unknown whereabouts If anyone is searching the Orange Co NY area for Davis' would like to hear from you! Thanks Anna

Hi Julie, I have done quite a bit of research on the Mould/Moule/Maule/Maul family and your Christopher Mould is the son of Johannes Maule and his wife Maria Catharina Menges. His date of birth was extracted from his gravestone which is located at the Brick Reformed Church in Montgomery, Orange, New York. The gravestone also indicates that he served in the 2nd Regiment of the Ulster County Militia during the Revolutionary War (also see the DAR Lineage Books, Vol 48, p 451). Christopher was baptized at the Brick Reformed Church in Montgomery on 7 Jun 1748 (Witnesses: Christian Menges. Maria Robberse, his wife...[Christian Menges was his mother's brother]). Christopher is a descendant of the German Palatine immigrant Johannes Maul who died either during the voyage to the new world, or shortly after his arrival, but most likely in 1710. I am not quite as familier with the Menges family, but I do know that Maria Catharina Menges is the daughter of Johannes Menges and Anna Eva Bosch of Eberbach, Germany. Johannes Maul married Maria Catharina Menges in Montgomery 6 Sep 1743 at the Brick Reformed Church. He was the son of Christoffel Maul and Anna Juliana Sargusch who married sometime during the voyage to the new world, or shortly after their arrival in New York. Johannes Maule was baptized in Kingston at the Old Dutch Reformed Church on 31 Jul 1720 (Witnesses: Frederik Mool; Ossertjen Mool, who were his first cousins)[Hoes Baptism #2791]. Christoffel Maul was baptized 15 Jan 1688 "as a child" in Driedorf, Hessen, Germany, (witnesses: Christoffel Theiss - single man, and Anna Julian Maul), the son of Johannes Maul & Anna Juliana Theiss. Johannes Maul was the son of Paulus Maul, buried 2 Apr 1686 in Drieforf, and Anna Engen, buried 18 Sept 1689 in Driedorf. My primary source for this information is "The Palatine Families of New York, A Study of the German Immigrants Who Arrived in Colonial New York in 1710" by Henry "Hank" Z. Jones, Jr., Universal City, California (1985). It is an excellent book on the Palatine immigration, and is available in most genealogical libraries, but can also be purchased directly from Hank Jones at the following website: http://www.hankjones.com/ I would greatly appreciate hearing back from you so I can add your branch of the family to my files. Hope this helps, Pam Sears (Cleveland, OH)

Does anyone know the parentage of Christoffel/Christopher Mould, b 03 Feb 1748; d 18 Apr 1813 at Montgomery? He was m (date unkown to me) to Ruaner/Ruanna DICKERSON, b 22 Mar 1753 d 02 Feb 1803. They were my gx5-grandparents. Thanks in advance, for any light you can shed on him. Julie Hesson Aberdeen, OH

Dear Folks, I am trying to find out why my ancestor was appointed the guardian of the following children. I have no knowledge of a relationship between the Camp and Wisner families; however, yesterday I learned that James Wisner may have been in Dutchess Co. at some point prior to moving to Camillus, (or Elbridge), Onondaga Co. While looking at the Dutchess Co. GenWeb site yesterday, I did see the surename, "Camp" listed, although I did not see the surename, "Wisner." On Nov 6, 1809 James Wisner whom, I believed, had gone from Orange Co. NY to Onondaga Co. NY about 8 yrs. previously, with his father in law Moses Carpenter was granted guardianship of the following children in Onondaga County: Miles Camp inf son of Miles Camp late of the town of Camillus, who was about 3 yrs. old. Lucinda Corey, inf dau of Thomas Corey late of Camillus who was about 14 yrs old. (Note: Lose Cory and Benjamin Moore of Orange Co. were the parents of Abigail Cory who married John Carpenter, who may have been the uncle of James Wisner's wife. Does anyone have information on any of the above or know if there was a relationship between the Camp and Corey children. I have no information that indicates a relationship between the Wisners and either the Camps or Coreys. Does anyone know what happened to these children? Any information or clue regarding the above, would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, PHoebe in CA

Greetings. I am researching the IRELAND surname of New York. Thomas and Sarah (SEELEY) IRELAND of RENSSELAER Co., N.Y. Their six daughters and their married surnames is as follows. These marriages took place before 1811 In the Albany , Washington, (or) Rensselaer Co. area. 1.-Phoebe Ireland, m: ___?___ WOODWORTH 2.-Elizabeth Ireland, m: ___?___ THOMAS 3.-Sarah Ireland, m: ___?___FISH 4.-Anne Ireland, m: ___?___GAMER 5.-Martha Ireland, m: ___?___MILKE 6.-Mindy (Mandy) Ireland, m: ___?___ HARRIS Is there anyone who is researching these surnames, I would appreciate any reply`s. Thank you, Marlene Hartle Vancouver Island, British Columbia Canada marleneh@connected.bc.ca

In a message dated 02/03/2000 5:28:56 PM Eastern Standard Time, NYORANGE-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << Subject: Howell Is there anyone on the list who is knowledgeable about the Howell family that originated on Long Island and was in the Goshen/Warwick area of Orange Co. in the 1750s-1770s? I'm trying to track the descendants of David Howell who left a will in Orange Co. in 1755. Please contact me off list or reply to the list and I'll provide more details; I just don't want to type it all out if no one else has worked or is working on this family. Ardis Parshall AEParshall@aol.com >> +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ No dates or locations but I have Richard HOWELL m. Elizabeth HALLOCK fa/o David HOWELL m. Abigail CASE fa/o Israel HOWELL m. Hannah SMITH fa/o Samuel HOWELL m. Elizabeth TUTHILL. >>> EdeeW99@aol.com <<<

Hi to the List: I placed a query recently on another list, and received a reply that the surname TERWILLEGER is a Dutch name and was quite numerous in Orange County. The relation I am searching is: James Terwilleger married to Helen Maria Cuyler Their children were Gertrude Anne, Herman(Harman), Rebecca Jane, Mary, Calvin, Cuyler, Nora and John. Is there anyone out there with these names in their family information? I would love to hear from you. Elizabeth Milne granijeanm30@gtlakes.com

Hi to the list. I am looking for the birth of my husbands father which may be in Orange Co Ny. His name was George W Theiss and he was born May 4 1894. Can anyone help with this? Gena

Is there anyone on the list who is knowledgeable about the Howell family that originated on Long Island and was in the Goshen/Warwick area of Orange Co. in the 1750s-1770s? I'm trying to track the descendants of David Howell who left a will in Orange Co. in 1755. Please contact me off list or reply to the list and I'll provide more details; I just don't want to type it all out if no one else has worked or is working on this family. Ardis Parshall AEParshall@aol.com

Here is what I found in one of the Family Bibles, I have. I managed to tack Harreit Cole's Family but I would like some information on the Carpenter side of family. Any Decentdents of the children would be helpful as while. Births Merritt C. Carpenter born April 11th 1838 Harriet Cole born Aug 10th 1842 John L. Carpenter born July 26th 1863 Chatty E. Carpenter born Decm 27th 1866 Mary Emma Carpenter born March 6th 1870 Eddie Carpenter born April 6th 1873 Deaths Mary Emma Carpenter died Dec 19th 1872 Edgar P. Carpenter died Feb 23d 1874 Merritt C. Carpenter died Aug 31th 1876 Harriet Carpenter died April 28, 1879 Marriages Merritt Carpenter and Harriet Cole married Oct 15th 1862 by Rev. Stephen Case at Minisink, NY

Hi, Just thought I would share this site with my fellow family researchers. Some of the states have online forms to print for the documents that you my need. Larry <A HREF="http://vitalrec.com/">Vital Records Information for United States (birth, death or marriage certificate)</A>

Hello list it has been a while since I posted a request,,,,I am going to try looking at my tree stump differently and take a new approach,, I am looking for a female whom would have married a Munson probably around 1872,,,probably from the Jersey city area,Sussex co,,,and Orange and Rockland New York,,,She gave birth to a son (George Walter Munson b.02/19/1873)in Jersey City,,,we belive she died shortly after her son was born probably between 1873 to 1879,,I find bits and piece on her Husband William B Munson (b.1855 or 1853)in Jersey city and Sussex co (were he married wife #2),Orange NY,,,we believe she came from a large family,,,I am hoping that some one is search her Family and has come a cross a marriage to a Munson,,,I know females are hard to track (harder when you do not have a name)I do belive she is the answer to my Munson Tree stump,,,any help would be appreciated,,,, also William was a baptist and she may have went to a church or been buried in this faith (maybe) Patty pattycake71963@hotmail.com Texas ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Looking for a contection between these three men. James Gregg, William Gregg, and Archibald Gregg. All three were living in New Windsor, Orange Co. NY in 1800. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Kathy