http://www.dcnyhistory.org/oldnewsidx/pastorp.html The above link is to the Delaware County, NY Genealogy & History Site. Lots of names in Otsego & Chenango Counties in this ledger.

Thank you for the marriage and death file in Delaware County, NY. I did not find the marriage of my gggrandparents, but this must have been very helpful to reseachers for those that were listed. I would very much like to find my gggrandparent's in church records like this. My gggrandfather lived in Otsego County, NY and my gggrandmother might have lived there or in Delaware County during this same time frame. I would have no idea what religion that they might have been, or what church they may have attended. Are other records similiar to this Pastor's records or other church records, available for Exeter, Otsego County for about 1840 through 1850? I am looking for the marriage of Jacob Washburn and Mary Ellen Curtis (l believe this is Mary Ellen's maiden name). Thank you. Doris From: <ElaineDecker@cs.com> To: <NYOTSEGO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, June 06, 2004 4:06 PM Subject: [NYOTSEGO] PASTOR JULIUS S. PATTENGILL, LEDGER OF MARRIAGES & DEATHS > http://www.dcnyhistory.org/oldnewsidx/pastorp.html > > The above link is to the Delaware County, NY Genealogy & History Site. Lots > of names in Otsego & Chenango Counties in this ledger.

Hi I found an old note I mad for myself about a death in Clintonville in 1889. Does anyone know if there would be newspapers for then and where I can get the death cert for there. Thanks Tracy Check out our web page: DPratt137's Home Page

My ancestor, Hugh Argyle Campbell (1744-1810), moved to Cherry Valley about 1790. Since there is no trace of him or his family in the Cherry Valley History, I am assuming that it might have been the area around Cherry Valley and therefore I am sending this message to the Otsego list. Hugh was the third son of Thomas and Jane Campbell, who lived in Bedford, NH. Hugh was born in Bedford, married Mary Smith (1751-1819) and had most of his children there. He with his entire family then moved to the Cherry Valley area where his last son, David, was born. All of Hugh's children married in the Cherry Valley area and many of them had children there. Hugh's son, Benjamin Smith Campbell, married Sally Keyes 1795 in Canajoharie. Their first children, including my ancestor John Keyes Campbell (1797-1873), were born in Cherry Valley. Since all of Hugh's children married in the Cherry Valley area, I am listing them here and hope that someone will recognize a name. It is possible that the names of some spouses are misspelled. Jean (or Jane) (1771-1817) Campbell m. Witter Johnson (1751-1819) Caty Campbell (1774-?) m. James Eliseandra Elizabeth Campbell (1776-?) unmarried Margaret D. Campbell (1781-?) m. Joseph Gouldsborough Hugh Argyle Campbell Jr (1783-1861) m. Margaret Mathers (1785-1848) Robert S. Campbell (1785-?) Thomas Burns Campbell (1788-1884) m. Phidelia Terry (1792-1853) Adam Smith Campbell (1791-1850) m. Mary Adams (1798-1892) David Campbell (1794-1861) m. 1)?, Jennie Matilda Benjamin Smith Campbell (1773-1852) b. NH, d. Ohio, m. Sally Keyes (1778-1858) Their children were: Archibald Campbell (1795-1874) m. Chloe Baker (1799-1858) John Keyes Campbell (1797-1873) m. Betsey Sheffield (1822-1893) Catherine Campbell (1799-?) Almira Campbell (c. 1808-?) Barney Campbell (c. 1809-?) m. Nancy (c. 1814-?) I have considerable info about Hugh and some of his descendants which I could send you if you find any connection. The parents of Hugh Argyle Campbell were Thomas Campbell and Jane Davidson. They married 1733 in Billerica, MA, and moved to Londonderry, NH, about 1735. Jane, her siblings, and her parents emigrated from North Ireland in 1728. Thomas probably also emigrated from North Ireland but I don't know. He seemed to appear from nowhere, married, moved to Londonderry and Bedford, NH, had an undetermined number of children, and then vanished. Thomas and Jane (sometimes written "Jean") had at least three sons: John, Nathaniel, and Hugh Argyle. Nathaniel was born 1741 in Londonderry, NH, and died 1795. He married Agnes McCurdy who was born 1744 also in Londonderry. Nathaniel and Agnes Campbell had the following children: Jesse Campbell (1764-1785) Elizabeth Campbell (1766-1818) James McCurdy Campbell (1768-?) David Campbell (1770-1819) Thomas Campbell (1772-1813) m. Mary (1778-?) Alexander Campbell (1744-?) John Campbell (1776/7-?) Abner Lunch Campbell (1779-1800) Robert Campbell (1782-?) Since the families seemed to move around together it is possible that Nathaniel and family also moved to the Cherry Valley area but I do not know. If you have any connection to or info about or interest in any of these persons, then please contact me at: George Campbell g.campbell@aon.at

In a message dated 05/30/2004 2:01:59 AM Pacific Daylight Time, NYOTSEGO-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: 1. HANNAH1 CHILSON was born 1741, and died 22 May 1838 in South New Berlin, Chenango, New York. She married CALEB CUMMINS/CUMMINGS/COMMINS Abt. 1758 in Connecticut or New York. He was born 1747, Rensellaer Co., and died 1835 in South New Berlin, Chenango, New York. More About HANNAH CHILSON: Burial: Family Plot on land settled by Commins/Bailey Family Notes for CALEB CUMMINS/CUMMINGS/COMMINS: This couple lived in Dutchess, Renssellaer, Washington, and Otsego Cos., NY. More About CALEB CUMMINS/CUMMINGS/COMMINS: Burial: Family Plot on land settled by Commins/Bailey Family Children of HANNAH CHILSON and CALEB CUMMINS/CUMMINGS/COMMINS are: i. HANNAH2 CUMMINS/CUMMINGS/COMMINS, m. RICHARD GAGE, 14 August 1808. ii. DAVID CUMMINS/CUMMINGS/COMMINS. iii. JESSE CUMMINS/CUMMINGS/COMMINS. iv. LOIS CUMMINS/CUMMINGS/COMMINS. v. NATHAN CUMMINS/CUMMINGS/COMMINS. vi. JOHN CUMMINS/CUMMINGS/COMMINS. vii. CHLOE ELIZABETH CUMMINS/CUMMINGS/COMMINS, m. CHARLES BAILEY, 16 July 1788. Susan M. Hillier Roe Seal Beach, CA SueMHR@aol.com Sue-- I have a few bits of information on the Caleb site of your question. He was born 18 Feb 1752 in Coventry, Kent Co., Rhode Island and died Oct 1823. He was the son of Joseph and Martha Cummings. Joseph was the son of Abraham and Mary Richardson Cummings, Jr.; Abraham Jr. was the son of Abraham and Sarah Wright Cummings, Sr.; Abraham Sr. was the son of John and Sarah Howlett Cummings; John was the son of immigrant Isaac and Anne Cummings. Isaac was b. abt 5 ap 1601 in Easthorpe, Essex Co., England and died abt 22 May 1677 in Topsfield, Essex Co., Massachusetts. Caleb married Hannah Chilson on 13 May 1775 possibly Vermont, Renssellare or Otsego Co., NY. Along with the above children I also have a LUCY CUMMINGS b. 6 Nov 1777. I am very interested in this, and all Otsego Co., New York Cummings families.ISAAC CUMMINGS FAMILY ASSOCIATION HOMEPAGE You may wish to check out the family database on our family association homepage as it has many Otsego Co., New York families that are connected into the Cummings family one way or another. Kind regards. 11 Barry C. K. Moravek, Past President Isaac Cummings (1601-1677) Family Association Member of the Board 2387 Carriage Avenue Richland, Washington 99352 509.375.4872 1.Isaac 2.John 3.Abraham 4.Abraham Jr. 5.Stephen 6.Stephen Jr. 7.Eli E. 8.Levi 9.James Levi 10.Margurite Joyce m. Lt. Col. Karl Thaddeaus Anthony Moravek

Hi to all, I do research on the CHILSON family. I've been going through some of my files of "strays" and I find that two different people have asked me about this CHILSON family: Who were the parents of Lucy CHILSON who married a CROSBY in Otsego Co.? And had a daughter Lucy CROSBY who married Lawton STONE in Otsego or Chenango Co. This marriage would have been in the early 1800s. Does anyone have any information on these people? I find that two different people have asked about this CHILSON. I've combined the information they gave me. Does anyone know anything more about them? 1. HANNAH1 CHILSON was born 1741, and died 22 May 1838 in South New Berlin, Chenango, New York. She married CALEB CUMMINS/CUMMINGS/COMMINS Abt. 1758 in Connecticut or New York. He was born 1747, Rensellaer Co., and died 1835 in South New Berlin, Chenango, New York. More About HANNAH CHILSON: Burial: Family Plot on land settled by Commins/Bailey Family Notes for CALEB CUMMINS/CUMMINGS/COMMINS: This couple lived in Dutchess, Renssellaer, Washington, and Otsego Cos., NY. More About CALEB CUMMINS/CUMMINGS/COMMINS: Burial: Family Plot on land settled by Commins/Bailey Family Children of HANNAH CHILSON and CALEB CUMMINS/CUMMINGS/COMMINS are: i. HANNAH2 CUMMINS/CUMMINGS/COMMINS, m. RICHARD GAGE, 14 August 1808. ii. DAVID CUMMINS/CUMMINGS/COMMINS. iii. JESSE CUMMINS/CUMMINGS/COMMINS. iv. LOIS CUMMINS/CUMMINGS/COMMINS. v. NATHAN CUMMINS/CUMMINGS/COMMINS. vi. JOHN CUMMINS/CUMMINGS/COMMINS. vii. CHLOE ELIZABETH CUMMINS/CUMMINGS/COMMINS, m. CHARLES BAILEY, 16 July 1788. Susan M. Hillier Roe Seal Beach, CA SueMHR@aol.com "Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed people can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has." Margaret Mead, 1901-1978

I just got my death certificate for Joanna (O'Neil) McDonald - w/o Mathew McDonald - d/o Perry & Catharine O'Neil. I'm still hoping that perhaps I might find another Perry O'Neil research. Would like to find home county in Ireland and any other children. Also - I have a large number of O'Neil Family photos on Webshots - photos sent from a distant cousin in Colorado - dating 1880 - 1910 - most photos unidentified - taken in Utica - Amsterdam area. Search Webshots - O'Neil - Dillon THANKS Mark 4rmb@att.net Perry O'Neil Family - Joanna O'Neil McDonald born about 1819 Jame O'Neil born about 1818 h/o Catherine Agnes Butler Catherin O'Neil born 1812 w/o Thomas Fitzsimmons Mary O'Neil Dillon born 1820 w/o Patrick Dillon Joanna McDonald Died June 2nd 1897 Age 77 White Widowed Birthplace Canada (questionable - results) Years in US 67 or 61 How long lived here 3 years Father Perry O'Neil Birthplace Ireland Mother Catherine ? (Larery) Mother's Birthplace - Ireland Place of Death Floyd, NY Last Place of Residence Floyd, NY Cause of Death Heart Failure Contributing Cause - Old Age & Brights Disease BRIGHTS DISEASE, a term in medicine applied to a class of diseases of the kidneys (acute and chronic nephritis) which have as their most prominent symptom the presence of albumen in the urine, and frequently also the coexistence of dropsy.

Hello - I haven't had a chance to get to the Albany Directories yet BUT - I did get James Dillon's birth certificate today. Thanks to all for your help. Some New info: Mother's Maiden Name - McAllister. I'm posting the info in hopes I might find either: #1 Someone else researching Perry & Catherine O'Neil (both born ca 1780, Ireland - buried Utica St. Agnes) #2 A living ancestor of James Dillon (1900) or his sister Mary Dillon Danieldson Hoping you might have some info on Perry & Catharine O'Neil -a clue as to where in Ireland they came from or perhaps You might like to have the info I have on the James Dillon (1856) family - aunts/uncles/cousins - or the Perry O'Neil Family. (Oneida County - Herkimer County - Otsego County) Birth: Dillon, Male White ( James ) July 21, 1900 Born: Mohawk Father: James Dillon (James' Dillon's - the father's parents are: Patrick & Mary O'Neil Dillon) (Mary O'neil Dillon is the daughter of Perry & Catharine O'Neil) Father's Residence Mohawk Birthplace Holland Patent, Oneida Co Age 45 Occupation Painter Mother: Sarah Dillon Maiden Name Sarah McAllister Mother's Residence: Mohawk Mother's Birthplace Syracuse Age 27 Number of previous Children: One 1 (Mary born about 1895 - married Herbert Danielson) Number living Two 2 Otsego - James Dillon born 1856 died about 1921 in Richfield Springs, NY at the home of his sister Anne & Maggie Dillon. James is a brother of Catharine Weldon w/o Richard Weldon. THANKS Mark from the Hudson Valley 4rmb@att.net

Regarding the photo I posted of the Cooperstown class of 1900, could you add the following detail? I didn't know who too many of them were, and here's another, thanks to a web contact. "My sister-in-law in Cooperstown just forwarded the above to me.  I can identify another person in the photo.  First row, seated second from right, is Grace A. Loudon who was my great-great aunt. Thank you.  Judy (Lindstadt) Gardner"

Mary, I hope this will help. marilyn African Americans in the Census PLUS INDIANS Otsego County, New York (1865) Compiled by Hugh MacDougall This information was compiled from the Federal and State Census records for Otsego County, New York, from 1790 to 1925. There are inevitable errors, some resulting from poor quality microfilm images of the census records, others from transcription errors of all sorts. Users finding errors of any sort are invited to communicate with Hugh MacDougall, so that they can be corrected. State Census for 1865 Contents: Towns of Burlington | Butternuts | Cherry Valley | Decatur [no Blacks] | Edmeston [no Blacks] | Exeter | Hartwick | Laurens |Maryland | Middlefield | Milford | Morris | New Lisbon [no Blacks] | Oneonta | Otego | Otsego | Pittsfield | Plainfield | Richfield | Roseboom | Springfield | Unadilla | Westford [no Blacks] | Worcester | Recapitulation KEY NOTE: The State Census for 1865 had supplementary information on farm statistics, and on military service, which have been included under the names concerned. DISTRICT-Election District (if jurisdiction divided) PAGE-Page and line (xx-xx) NAME-Name (other members of household indented) R-Race (B=Black, M=Mulatto, I=Indian, W=White) A-Age (in years, or months (m) for infants) F-Family Status (S=sing; M=now married (& No. of times married); W=now widowed (& No. of times married); STATUS-In household or to head of family (& total number of children born--wives and widows only) (e.g., fm lab=farm laborer) BORN-Born (New York County, State (XX), or Country) OCCUP-Occupation (see also STATUS) OTHER-[type of house, value, ownership: (F$=frame; W$=wood; L=log; landowner); name and occupation of white householder; literacy (ILL=illiterate; R=can read only); voting status: (Voter=voter; NTax=not taxed (non-voter); other information (e.g., pauper). DISTRICT PAGE NAME R A F STATUS BORN OCCUP OTHER Morris First Election District 24-10 BARRETT, Daniel E. M2 farmer [Voter; land owner] -11 Harriett I 37 M1 wife(1) 40-11 JACOX, Thomas W 47 M2 farmer England [Voter; land owner] 41-1 Clansy I 43 M1 wife Otsego [land owner] [NOTE: See Jacox family in Pittsfield in 1892] Farm: (p. 17, line 42) 5 acres improved; 11 1/4 unimproved] Mary Dobard wrote: >Since things are slow perhaps it's a good time for a question. >Does anyone have any information on the Thomas Jaycock (Jacocks) family of Morris? He was born in England but don't know when the family came to the US only that they were in Otsego county ca 1840. Thomas is alleged to have had a sister, Elizabeth (Betsey), who married Edson Signor (second wife) ca 1840 in Cortland County. >Any responses appreciated. >Mary > > >==== NYOTSEGO Mailing List ==== >To unsubscribe from this list in digest mode send an email with >the word, unsubscribe,in the subject field & body of the message >to the following address: NYOtsego-d-request@rootsweb.com > >============================== >Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration >Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > > > >

Hi Mary, I haven't forgotten you. I am looking through all of my messages. So far, this is the earliest message I have located pertaining to Thomas Jacox. I have to go back and check my census information. I may have him earlier there. The Jacox, Jaycox' that I wrote to you this morning about were in the New Berlin, Butternuts area. William and John primarily. There is an African Am. Thomas Jacox who is buried in an African Am cem in Pittsfield or Plainsfield. I can't remember all of the nuances of why but we think that your Thomas may have been part of the abolitionist movement in that area, helping people get from N.Y. to Ohio. Business Directory Otsego County, NY 1872-3 Special Note: OTSEGO COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY Explanations: Directory is arranged as follows: 1. Name of individual or firm. 2. Jpost office address in parenthesis. 3. Business or occupation A Star (*) placed before a name, indicates an advertiser in this work. Figures placed after the occupation of farmers, indicate the number of acres of land owned or leased by the parties. Names set in CAPITALS indicate subscribers to this work. The word Street is implied as regards directory for the villages. The transcription is provided by Jean Chapman Snow. Morris, NY Jaquish, Daniel H., (Morris) carriage maker and farmer 8 Jaycox, Margaret A., (Morris) sa mill and farmer 5 Jacox [sic], Thos., (Morris) saw mill and farmer 37 Jacox, Wm., (Morris) physician and farmer 415 Mary Dobard wrote: >Since things are slow perhaps it's a good time for a question. >Does anyone have any information on the Thomas Jaycock (Jacocks) family of Morris? He was born in England but don't know when the family came to the US only that they were in Otsego county ca 1840. Thomas is alleged to have had a sister, Elizabeth (Betsey), who married Edson Signor (second wife) ca 1840 in Cortland County. >Any responses appreciated. >Mary > > >==== NYOTSEGO Mailing List ==== >To unsubscribe from this list in digest mode send an email with >the word, unsubscribe,in the subject field & body of the message >to the following address: NYOtsego-d-request@rootsweb.com > >============================== >Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration >Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > > > >

Oh Goodness Mary, I have some information on Thomas Jaycocks. I am researching Jaycox from Ca. Your Thomas and family are buried near New Berlin. I have to go out this morning but I can go through my notes this afternoon and I even have pictures [thanks to Elaine Decker on this list] of his grave site and some census information. I am looking for a possible connection between your Thomas and a Charles Edward Jaycox. Oh in New Berlin the spelling of his name is Jacox. We seem to think he has a connection to another Jacox group who went to Ohio and wound up in Ca. as did my Charles. I will be in touch this afternoon. marilyn Mary Dobard wrote: >Since things are slow perhaps it's a good time for a question. >Does anyone have any information on the Thomas Jaycock (Jacocks) family of Morris? He was born in England but don't know when the family came to the US only that they were in Otsego county ca 1840. Thomas is alleged to have had a sister, Elizabeth (Betsey), who married Edson Signor (second wife) ca 1840 in Cortland County. >Any responses appreciated. >Mary > > >==== NYOTSEGO Mailing List ==== >To unsubscribe from this list in digest mode send an email with >the word, unsubscribe,in the subject field & body of the message >to the following address: NYOtsego-d-request@rootsweb.com > >============================== >Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration >Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > > > >

No messages have been received here in several weeks. We just thought everyone else was as busy and buried as we are ! Leigh Leigh C. Eckmair, Historian Town of Butternuts & The Local History Collection THE Gilbertsville Free Library librarian@stny.rr.com http://www.gilbertsville.com/Library.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sandy Goodspeed" <Goodspsm@oneonta.edu> To: <NYOTSEGO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, May 25, 2004 5:23 PM Subject: [NYOTSEGO] test | I think I got dropped from the list. Hope this comes through |

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Since things are slow perhaps it's a good time for a question. Does anyone have any information on the Thomas Jaycock (Jacocks) family of Morris? He was born in England but don't know when the family came to the US only that they were in Otsego county ca 1840. Thomas is alleged to have had a sister, Elizabeth (Betsey), who married Edson Signor (second wife) ca 1840 in Cortland County. Any responses appreciated. Mary

I think the board has been real quiet lately, cause I was wondering the same thing.

You are here, Sandy ! How are you ? ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sandy Goodspeed" <Goodspsm@oneonta.edu> To: <NYOTSEGO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, May 25, 2004 5:23 PM Subject: [NYOTSEGO] test > I think I got dropped from the list. Hope this comes through > > > > > ==== NYOTSEGO Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe from this list in list mode send an email with the word, unsubscribe,in the subject field & body of the message to the following address: NYOtsego-l-request@rootsweb.com > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > >

I think I got dropped from the list. Hope this comes through

Hi, John Manning and Abigail Winship are my 6th great grandparents. More information is available in the 1902 The Manning Families of New England genealogy by William H Manning. I have the 2 vol. set if you want more infor on their descendents. Betty Cary ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marty" <k2mi@frontiernet.net> To: <NYOTSEGO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, May 18, 2004 5:34 PM Subject: Re: [NYOTSEGO] Sarah Manning > > Hi Jayne > > Sarah MANNING 1737-1825 was the dau of > John MANNING & Abigail WINSHIP. John was the son of > Samuel MANNING & Deborah SPAULDING. That's as far back > as my MANNING info goes. > > Marty Irons > for private responses, click on: > mailto:k2mi@frontiernet.net > > All e-mail scanned by Norton 2003, updated online daily. > > May all your ancestors YELL at you, > telling you how and where to find them. > > PS: John F Irons (1811-1854 Cazenovia NY)... > please yell louder. > > > > > ==== NYOTSEGO Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe from this list in digest mode send an email with > the word, unsubscribe,in the subject field & body of the message > to the following address: NYOtsego-d-request@rootsweb.com > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > >

Hi Jayne Sarah MANNING 1737-1825 was the dau of John MANNING & Abigail WINSHIP. John was the son of Samuel MANNING & Deborah SPAULDING. That's as far back as my MANNING info goes. Marty Irons for private responses, click on: mailto:k2mi@frontiernet.net All e-mail scanned by Norton 2003, updated online daily. May all your ancestors YELL at you, telling you how and where to find them. PS: John F Irons (1811-1854 Cazenovia NY)... please yell louder.