HI has anyone who lives near Sand LAKE or Renselaer Co heard anything about MRS. ROWE> Mrs. Henry ROWE. Listed as Sand Lake historian.. SusiCP Family Historian It's the Indian in me.....:>)

Hi folks, Trying to find some info on Alexander Decker born abt 1870 in we believe Troy Ny. Alexander didn't talk much about his family so few clues for us to go on. He was in Oklahoma by at least 1901. The family story is that he claimed his mother drowned when he was young and he was sent to live with relatives but didn't like it there and ran away. Another family member says the story was that the mother drowned in an accident on some sort of barge or ice barge. Has anyone on the list ever heard of a story like this or perhaps found a newspaper article about it. I would like to know about any Decker families that were in Rens Co. Thank's for any help. Jacklyn

Hi Pat, My Jane was born in Ireland abt. 1828 so I don't think there is a connection. Thanks for the tip. Ken ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, August 26, 2005 6:51 PM Subject: Re: [Rensselaer] McGrath > Hi Ken > > Did it ever occur to you that the McGrath might of been the original ones who > settled in Fort Hunter NY prior to the Rev War. In later years (some were > Loyalists) and others settled in Albany County (later Rennselaer County) and > this family was the first McGrath/McGraw/McGrawth/McGrah family in NYS. > > Regards > PatR > > > ==== NYRENSSE Mailing List ==== > Have you added your names to the Troy Surname Roster? > http://www.connorsgenealogy.com/troy/troysurnames.html > >

Bill....may be you could help this gentleman.... Ken Newton <[email protected]> wrote:Jane Bridgette McGrath,Mcgraw/Mcgrah b. Ireland abt. 1828 m. 1847 John Butler in Hoosick or Hoosick Falls. They were in the 1850 Florence, Oneida census and then went to Missouri. I see that there were many Mcgraths in the Hoosick area and county. Does anyone on the list have any connection to her or suggestions? I posted here probably four years ago with the same query.I'll give it another shot. Ken Newton ==== NYRENSSE Mailing List ==== The NYRENSSE Mailing List Website http://www.connorsgenealogy.com/NYRensse/ A place to unsub, change your subscription, access the archives and links. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

Jane Bridgette McGrath,Mcgraw/Mcgrah b. Ireland abt. 1828 m. 1847 John Butler in Hoosick or Hoosick Falls. They were in the 1850 Florence, Oneida census and then went to Missouri. I see that there were many Mcgraths in the Hoosick area and county. Does anyone on the list have any connection to her or suggestions? I posted here probably four years ago with the same query.I'll give it another shot. Ken Newton

Thanks Patrick for this information! I will certainly follow up on this and see if it can get me to the next stone. I will keep my eyes open for the Cummins / Commins during my searches. Regards, Wayne -----Original Message----- From: Patrick [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, August 25, 2005 4:21 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Rensselaer] Petersburgh Library ----- Original Message ----- From: "Wayne Simmons" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, August 24, 2005 5:32 PM Subject: RE: [Rensselaer] Petersburgh Library original message Patrick, Here is my most challenging ancestor that I am trying to find.The parents of both William Simmons and Betsey Ives. Wayne, Here is one you might look into. In Lt Colonel Erastus Cleveland's Ny Reg in 1814, the following Simmons were soldiers; Corporal Benjamin C., 190 -262; pvt. John, 190 -0 1027, and pvt. Williams Simmons, 190 - 663. Now also in this Regiment and I would like to note that in the entire period of the War of 1812 there were only 51 Ives soldiers, was a Silas Ives. Although there is a William Simmons in a NY regiment with a pension file, I am not sure if that William Simmons is the same William Simmons in this Regiment, but there is a John Simmons with a pension file and he is the John Simmons in this Regiment. Here is his abstract pension data; John or John Seamons or Simons, Mary A., WO-45443, served Capt. A. Hungerford's & Capt. J. G. Weaver's Co's Militia. Where was John from? Probably Troy as this is where Captain John G. Weaver was from before and after the war, as were a number of individuals in this Regiment. These individuals from Troy probably all served under Captain J. G. Weaver. Haven't run down Captain Rutherford yet,so its possible John served in another Regiment as well, and also Williams, but here is some more very interesting data; Corporal Benjamin C. Simmons when one tries to locate more data on him comes across a Sergant Benjamin C. Simmons that received a pension for serving in Colonel E. Sanfords Co. of Connecticut Militia . Here is his data ; Benjamin C. Simmons, Maryette, WC- 21336, served as a Sergant Major. Also in this Regiment was a George and Miles Ives. Miles also had a pension record, Hanna, WC- 22554. Hope this is the stone that crumbles your wall. Always looking for any Cummins / Commins Patrick ==== NYRENSSE Mailing List ==== The NYRENSSE Mailing List Website http://www.connorsgenealogy.com/NYRensse/ A place to unsub, change your subscription, access the archives and links.

Patrick, Here is what I know about William Simmons and Betsey Ives. I also have most details about their 12 children. 1. William SIMMONS-[100]1 was born on 16 Jun 1796 in Troy, Rensselaer, New York,2 died on 4 Apr 1872 in Ionia Co., MI 3 at age 75, and was buried about 9 Apr 1872 in Balcom Cem., Ionia Co., MI.. General Notes: William Simmons, a farmer by occupation, had served in the war of 1812 when a young man. His father was Scotch and his mother German. The family moved into Rensselaer County at an early day.4 Noted events in his life were: . He served in the military Enlisted in War 1812 on 23 Aug 1814 in Sand Lake, Rensselaer, New York.5 William mustered out at White Hall, Washington Co., NY on October 28, 1814 because there was news of peace. The war actually ended in 1815. . He emigrated Rotterdam, NY in 1826 from Sand Lake, Rensselaer, New York.6 By 1826 William bought land in Rotterdam, Schenectady County, NY. The NY 1835 census shows William owning 64 acres in Rotterdam, 10 cattle, 3 horses, and 9 hogs. . He emigrated the family to another farm in NY. in 1836 from Rotterdam, Schenectady, NY.7 About 1836 the Simmons family moved to Wheatfield, Niagara Co., NY and bought land for a farm. In 1850 the wheat crops in the area were destroyed by a plague of midges. This could be why the family moved to Michigan. . He emigrated to Michigan in 1852 from Wheatfield, Niagara Co., NY..7 In 1852 the family settled on 80 acres in Berlin Twp., Ionia County, Michigan. At some time, the State of New York awarded William (listed as living in Portland, MI) $12 for his service in the War of 1812. . He appeared on the Michigan census in 1860 in Berlin Twp., Ionia Co., MI..7 The 1860 census shows William and Betsey living with Polly and Able and Alvira. William's farm is valued at $3,300. In 1869 William was issued some land near Pontiac, MI for his service in the War of 1812. He sold it to the lawyer who had obtained it for him. The 1870 census shows William and Betsey in Berlin Twp., Ionia Co. William married Betsy IVES-[103] [MRIN: 341691864], daughter of ____________ ____________ and ____________ ____________, on 14 Mar 1815 in Sand Lake, Rensselaer, New York.8 Betsy was born on 29 Jul 1797 in Sand Lake, Rensselaer, New York,9 died on 24 Feb 1871 in Ionia Co., MI 10 at age 73, and was buried about 28 Feb 1871 in Balcom Cem., Ionia Co., MI.. Noted events in her life were: . She appeared on the General Information census in 1870 in Berlin Twp., Ionia Co., MI..7 Her father was possibly a German soldier and her mother was (rumored to be) a full-blooded American Indian from New York State. The 1880 census states, however, that Betsey's parents were both born in Vermont. Betsey married William Simmons in Rensselaer County, New York. Her first four children, all boys, were born in that county between 1816 and 1821. The 1870 census tells us that Betsey couldn't read or write. Regards, Wayne Simmons -----Original Message----- From: Patrick [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, August 24, 2005 10:14 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Rensselaer] Petersburgh Library Wayne Have you dug up his 1812 war record yet?? Patrick ----- Original Message ----- ==== NYRENSSE Mailing List ==== The NYRENSSE Mailing List Website http://www.connorsgenealogy.com/NYRensse/ A place to unsub, change your subscription, access the archives and links.

----- Original Message ----- From: "Wayne Simmons" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, August 24, 2005 5:32 PM Subject: RE: [Rensselaer] Petersburgh Library original message Patrick, Here is my most challenging ancestor that I am trying to find.The parents of both William Simmons and Betsey Ives. Wayne, Here is one you might look into. In Lt Colonel Erastus Cleveland's Ny Reg in 1814, the following Simmons were soldiers; Corporal Benjamin C., 190 -262; pvt. John, 190 -0 1027, and pvt. Williams Simmons, 190 - 663. Now also in this Regiment and I would like to note that in the entire period of the War of 1812 there were only 51 Ives soldiers, was a Silas Ives. Although there is a William Simmons in a NY regiment with a pension file, I am not sure if that William Simmons is the same William Simmons in this Regiment, but there is a John Simmons with a pension file and he is the John Simmons in this Regiment. Here is his abstract pension data; John or John Seamons or Simons, Mary A., WO-45443, served Capt. A. Hungerford's & Capt. J. G. Weaver's Co's Militia. Where was John from? Probably Troy as this is where Captain John G. Weaver was from before and after the war, as were a number of individuals in this Regiment. These individuals from Troy probably all served under Captain J. G. Weaver. Haven't run down Captain Rutherford yet,so its possible John served in another Regiment as well, and also Williams, but here is some more very interesting data; Corporal Benjamin C. Simmons when one tries to locate more data on him comes across a Sergant Benjamin C. Simmons that received a pension for serving in Colonel E. Sanfords Co. of Connecticut Militia . Here is his data ; Benjamin C. Simmons, Maryette, WC- 21336, served as a Sergant Major. Also in this Regiment was a George and Miles Ives. Miles also had a pension record, Hanna, WC- 22554. Hope this is the stone that crumbles your wall. Always looking for any Cummins / Commins Patrick

Patrick, You may have opened the flood gates with this offer! Here is my most challenging ancestor that I am trying to find. The parents of both William Simmons and Betsey Ives. William Simmons, b. 16 Jun 1796, Troy, Rensselaer, New York; d. 4 Apr 1872, buried Balcom Cem., Ionia Co., MI. Married Betsey Ives 14 Mar 1815 Sand Lake, Rensselaer, New York Betsey Ives, b. 29 Jul 1797, Sand Lake, Rensselaer, New York; d. 24 Feb 1871, buried Balcom Cem., Ionia Co., MI. If you stumble across any information about these ancestors, I would be very very appreciative! Regards, Wayne Simmons -----Original Message----- From: Patrick [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, August 24, 2005 4:48 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Rensselaer] Petersburgh Library I am not trying to be flip, but dates help. At least twice a year I run across a name someone is looking for especially in the 1750 - 1810 era, but my memory tends to discount it, if I don't have a date. Patrick ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, August 24, 2005 11:57 AM Subject: Re: [Rensselaer] Petersburgh Library > Thank you Marty. And I do hope that your great great grandfather John F. > IRONS hears your plea for help! I am trying desperately to find the > parents/siblings of my great great grandfather George Gardner PHILLIPS. > Good luck! > > Sue (Phillips) McGill > > > ==== NYRENSSE Mailing List ==== > Have you added your names to the Troy Surname Roster? > http://www.connorsgenealogy.com/troy/troysurnames.html > ==== NYRENSSE Mailing List ==== Have you added your names to the Troy Surname Roster? http://www.connorsgenealogy.com/troy/troysurnames.html

Wayne Have you dug up his 1812 war record yet?? Patrick ----- Original Message -----

Trudy, Thank you for posting the family names; guess I'll be making a call. I've been to Stephentown, but hadn't tried Petersburgh searching to unscramble the VINCENT family or families living in Rensselaer County. Appreciate your taking the time to post some particulars. Sharon Quoting [email protected]: > > Dear Sue and other researchers: I was just at the Petersburgh Public > Library this summer. It is a very small library but they have quite > a bit in > genealogy and local history, including many full binders for specific > family names > such as: > > Brimmer > Church > Goodermote > Greene > Greenman > Hewitt > Manchester > Maxson > Moon > Reynolds > Rix > Scriven > Snyder > Stewart > StoningtonThurber > Vincent > Waite > > They also have file folders by family name. > > And, they do lookups, using volunteers, there may be a fee. > > Here is contact information > > Petersburgh Public Library 518-658-2927 M-F 2-5 W 7-9 From > I-787 > north or south, take exit for Rte 2 east. The library is located on > Rte 2 just > east of Rte 22 between the Town Hall and Veterans Memorial Hall. > > Trudy Millard Krause > >

Sue was at hospital all nite with grandson and was reading the 1810 census intentely and found some PHILLLIPS data when eyes can see strait will send.. I am sure its some that mar JONES they next to them on census.. Grandson home and better bt we there all nite got to get sleep now. Ssi

Dear Trudy, Thank you for such helpful information. One of the families I am researching is the Scriven family. I live in California so it is hard for me to go there in person. But I will try calling. Thank you again ever so much! Sue (Phillips) McGill

Thank you Marty. And I do hope that your great great grandfather John F. IRONS hears your plea for help! I am trying desperately to find the parents/siblings of my great great grandfather George Gardner PHILLIPS. Good luck! Sue (Phillips) McGill

Dear Sue and other researchers: I was just at the Petersburgh Public Library this summer. It is a very small library but they have quite a bit in genealogy and local history, including many full binders for specific family names such as: Brimmer Church Goodermote Greene Greenman Hewitt Manchester Maxson Moon Reynolds Rix Scriven Snyder Stewart StoningtonThurber Vincent Waite They also have file folders by family name. And, they do lookups, using volunteers, there may be a fee. Here is contact information Petersburgh Public Library 518-658-2927 M-F 2-5 W 7-9 From I-787 north or south, take exit for Rte 2 east. The library is located on Rte 2 just east of Rte 22 between the Town Hall and Veterans Memorial Hall. Trudy Millard Krause In a message dated 8/24/2005 12:47:21 PM Central Standard Time, [email protected] writes: Could some kind person please tell me how to contact the Petersburgh library? And is there someone there who does genealogy copying? Thank you in advance. Sue (Phillips) McGill [email protected] ==== NYRENSSE Mailing List ==== Add you name to the Rensselaer County Surname Registry http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyrenss2/Surnames.html

The library's website is http://www.uhls.org/petersburgh/ Marty Irons [email protected] All e-mail scanned by Norton 2005 anti-virus, updated online daily. May all your ancestors YELL at you, telling you how and where to find them. PS: great great grandfather John F IRONS.... b. 1811 "somewhere"....possibly Otsego County NY.... d. 1854 Cazenovia, Madison, NY.... please stand up on that brick wall and yell out the names I've sought for 11 years....LOUDER! Who were your parents? Where were you born? Was it Otsego County NY? Did you have a brother named Orlando? Who were your other siblings?

I am not trying to be flip, but dates help. At least twice a year I run across a name someone is looking for especially in the 1750 - 1810 era, but my memory tends to discount it, if I don't have a date. Patrick ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, August 24, 2005 11:57 AM Subject: Re: [Rensselaer] Petersburgh Library > Thank you Marty. And I do hope that your great great grandfather John F. > IRONS hears your plea for help! I am trying desperately to find the > parents/siblings of my great great grandfather George Gardner PHILLIPS. > Good luck! > > Sue (Phillips) McGill > > > ==== NYRENSSE Mailing List ==== > Have you added your names to the Troy Surname Roster? > http://www.connorsgenealogy.com/troy/troysurnames.html >

Could some kind person please tell me how to contact the Petersburgh library? And is there someone there who does genealogy copying? Thank you in advance. Sue (Phillips) McGill [email protected]

OK back to square one so to speak.. WHO all is working the various children of Silas JONES SR? WHO is working unknown JONES in this area I have some people's names I now correspond with. I have some partial lineages done. Others have some nice web sites. ie Melanie's. I can not raise a sound from Judy Rowe.. I Pray she is okay. Since a very nice person found the records of NOYES NOYCE JONES parents as NOEL b ie 1780 and Susannah JONES in the Petersburg records, I have wondered if any of their other ? children would be recorded there also. Did he have other children..? Where did he go after 1810? 4 on 1820 but none in this area. Did he fight in WAR of 1812? Next series of questions regard NOIS NOYCE NOYCE JONES b 1808-9 son NOEL JONES 1834 ie b. Born in MASS. NOEL was the only child born in MASS according to all records found so far including private family records. HE also supposedly died before family moved to ILL. Mc Henry Co , NUNDA .. town. This is the town that the JONES and DREW from Schodack went to and founded a Baptist Church in 1850s. Prior to NOYES JONES leaving NY to go west. NOYES left some time after 1855 census. KNown other family members from here were JOHNSON Addison and Alfred m NOyes daughter, female Bartlett m Charles JONES last child known of NOYES and Susan Madison JONES . DREW appearing not related but was in same area from NY and then the William Drew that Fanny Jones DREW ma dau of Charles JONES. HIS line seems to come from PA but from NY also . Think linked if back far enough. After all one JONES m Roberts and they went to PA to live as did another went to south west PA .. named JONES.. Way to many JONES :>) Please contact me if any one has a JONES from this area in their files. Also does anyone know where to find a completed file on Mabel HEWITT ALLEN on JONES. I have from page 11 to 23.. from Bennington Library in VT. Thank you for advise and assistance. Susi JOnes Pentico [email protected]

http://members.tripod.com/~JeffriesB My FAVORITE LINKS NOTE: RC stands for Reformed Church LC stands for Lutheran Church SOME OF MY PALATINE ANCESTORS AND THEIR CHILDREN Barringer, Treber, Reisdorph, Jager, Simmons, Haner DAVID and HANS GEORGE BARRINGER Some of their descendants JOHANNES and ZACHARIUS and PHILIP BARRINGER Some of their descendants HOLTSAPPLE Family Genealogy WEIDERWACKS/WEATHERWAX/WITHERWAX Some of the desc. of Andreas Weiderwacks TINKLEPAUGH family genealogy SIMON/SIMMONS Some of the desc. of Albertus Simon, Jr. DEFOREST-DEFREEST / WENDELL A few descendants of David Defreest (1747-1815)and a few descendants of Philip Wendell (1741-1812) VAN STEENBERGEN A few desc. of Thomas Janse & Mathys Jansse WITBECK/WHITBECK Family Genealogy JETS - JEETS - YEATS - YATES Some of the descendants of Joseph Yates KLOCKNER-CLICKNER Some of the descendants of Johannes(George) Klockner (1741-1833) KREBSER/CRAPSEY/CROPSEY Desc. fo Wm, Valentine, & Ananias Cropsey REICHARD Some of the descendants of Michael Reichard of Rensselaer Co. SCHNEIDER/SNYDER Some of the early Snyders of Rensselaer Co. KUHLMANN/KILLMORE/KILMER Some of the desc. of Johannes & Anna Veronica (Becker) Kilmer LINCK/LYNK/LINK Some of the desc. of Johann Wilhelm & Anna Eva (Firsback) Link PHILIPP/PHILLIP/PHILLIPS/PHILIPS Some of the desc. of Johann Petrus & Magdalena Philip BRANDAW - BRANDAU - BRANDO - BRANDOW Some of the descendants of Johann Wilhelm & Maria Elisabetha Catharina Brandow of Greene Co., NY For living desc. contact Joe Travis [email protected] and Lisa Orecchio [email protected] DIEDRICH and LAMPMAN Some of the desc. of Johann Friederich Dietrich and some of the desc. of Johann Peter Lampman PERSON and DEWITT A few of the desc. of Matthys & Jan Person and a few of the desc. of Lucas Dewitt - Ulster & Greene Co. PULVER Some of the desc. of Johann Wilhelm (Wendel) Pulver - a Palatine German family. WILTSE - WILLSE - WILSIE Some of the desc. of Marten Hendrickse Wiltse COONRADT A few desc. of Adam & Elisabeth (Clum) Coonradt ANTHONY Some of the early Anthony families in NY State MARRIAGES - GILEAD LUTHERAN CHURCH -Center Brunswick, Rensselaer Co., NY 1802 to 1859 MARRIAGES - SCHODACK REFORMED DUTCH CHURCH at Muitzeskill - Rensselaer Co., NY 1788 to 1846 MARRIAGES - REFORMED PROTESTANT DUTCH CHURCH at NASSAU - Rensselaer Co., NY 1805 -1848 ST. PETER'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH of Albany, NY Marriages 1756-1768 and Bapt. 1757-1759 RENSSELAER CO. PROBATE ABSTRACTS #1 from 1790 RENSSELAER CO. PROBATE ABSTRACTS #2 Continued from #1 RENSSELAER COUNTY DEATHS 1850-1860-1870-1880 Mortality Schedules RENSSELAER CO. MARRIAGES 1864 & 1865 RENSSELAER Co. MARRIAGES 1874 &1875 MARRIAGES from TROY churches 1st Presby. Ch. 1793-1814 and State St. Meth. Ch. 1815-1837 OAKWOOD CEMETERY BURIALS, Troy, NY 1855-1859 and some who died earlier and were moved includes date of death, place of birth, age, & parents BLOOMING GROVE CHURCH RECORDS -Rens. Co. Births 1814-1865 ----Marriages 1831-1862 ---- Deaths 1895-1926 MARRIAGES St. Paul's Episcopal Ch. of Troy - 1805-1829 ----!st Presbyterian Ch. of Brunswick 1876-1887 --- 1st Presbyterian Ch. of Lansingburgh 1840-1848 MORE RENSSELAER CO. DEATHS Incl. Burials from ST PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CH. of TROY and SOCIETY OF FRIENDS BAPTISMS - St. Paul's Episcopal Ch., Troy, NY 1804-1826 BIRTHS & BAPTISMS 1st Presbyterian Ch., Brunswick 1812-1832 and Society of Friends 1743-1840- both Rensselaer Co. MARRIAGES From Troy, NY newspapers 1798-1859 SOME ALBANY CO. CHURCH MARRIAGES various dates from 1797 to 1897 NEW SALEM REFORMED CHURCH Town of New Scotland, Albany Co. marriages 1794 -1797 and births 1786 -1788 WESTERLO VITAL RECORDS, Albany Co. births, deaths, & marriages 1847 - 1848 - 1849 MORE ABSTRACTS OF RENS. CO. PROBATE RECORDS Various dates HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD -1870-CENSUS Troy FIFTH WARD - Nassau-Poestenkill-Bertlin-Grafton (Rensselaer Co., NY) MARRIAGES Taken from Lansingburg Newspapers COLONIAL NATURALIZATIONS from 1715 DEATHS from 1875 STATE CENSUS Deaths of married or widowed persons in Rensselaer Co. SCHENECTADY PUBLIC LIBRARY Churches, Cemeteries, Beog, genealogies etc. jb's Genealogy Page Uline, Dix, Bidwell, Clapper, Cooper, Doty, Carmon, Black, Brust , etc. families RENSSELAER CO. WEB PAGE Census-cemetery-vitals and more JEFF LAPE'S PAGE Lowe/Lape genealogy & more REISDORPH/REYSDORPH some desc. of Lorentz and Johannes Reisdorph Janet Derbyshire's Home Page Sharp-Barringer-Van Schaick and more family genealogies The Descendants of LEWIS DUTCHER Includes: Moon/Balfour/Reiner/Clickner/Ernest THE NEWYORK BARRINGERS desc. of Johannes Coonradt Barringer LANDT/LAND/LANT Some vitals of this family WEBER/WEEBER/WEVER/WEAVER Some vitals for this surname ALBANY DEATHS 1784-1831 Albany death from newspapers KREBER - KREVER - CRAVER A family genealogy SCHAEFER - SCHAFER - SHAVER A family genealogy FELLER - FELLERS - FELLOWS A family genealogy ZUFELD - ZUFELDT - SHUFELD A family genealogy CHRISTIAN COOPER A few descendants GYSBERT WESTFALL A few descendants LAURENS ANDRISSE SCHERP/SCHARP/SHARP A few descendants GYSBERT ANDRISSE SCHERP/SCHARP/SHARP A few descendants WENDEL JAGAR/YAGER A few descendants JAN JANSZEN MOL/MOLL/MULL A few descendants BARRINGER SISTERS Catharine Sharp, Anna Maria Cooper, & Christina Van Schaick SOME BIRTHS & BPT. SCHODACK REF. CH. 1770-1799 SALISBURY/SALSBURY/SALISBERRY family genealogy HARDIN Desc. of Lewis Hardin of TN & MO VAN SALSBURY some desc. of Jan Hendrikse Van (Salsbergen) Salsbury MOWER/WILSON/WISNER 3 separate unrelated families BONESTEEL Desc. of Lodowick, Frederick, & Jeremias Bonesteel of Rensselaer Co. ____________________________________________________ Start your day with Yahoo! - make it your home page http://www.yahoo.com/r/hs