I'm new to the list and would appreciate any feed back! I believe that all my Gurnee's were from Rockland county. 1 Isaac Gurnee .... +Elizabeth Doublett ... 2 Francois Gurnee b: January 3, 1697/98 ......... +Anna Sicard b: Unknown ........ 3 John Gurnee b: December 12, 1729 d: February 8, 1824 ........ 3 Francis Gurnee b: April 2, 1735 d: 1820 ........ 3 Stephen Gurnee b: March 23, 1731/32 ........ 3 Isaiah Gurnee b: Unknown d: 1790 ........ 3 Isaac Gurnee b: January 31, 1729/30 d: 1808 ........ 3 Eli Gurnee b: October 26, 1741 d: October 18, 1817 .............. +Deborah Coe b: October 22, 1741 m: 1760 ............. 4 Ann Gurnee b: July 11, 1762 ............. 4 Pheobe Gurnee b: May 12, 1764 d: February 17, 1857 ............. 4 Sarah A. Gurnee b: 1766 d: June 7, 1861 ............. 4 Deborah Gurnee b: Unknown ............. 4 Samuel Gurnee b: 1774 d: April 28, 1863 ............. 4 Eli Gurnee b: 1775 d: December 5, 1859 ............. 4 Elizabeth Gurnee b: May 30, 1778 d: April 7, 1852 ............. 4 Hannah Gurnee b: January 13, 1782 ............. 4 William Gurnee b: July 31, 1769 d: January 1, 1856 ................... +Sarah Sniffen b: March 5, 1777 d: October 14, 1855 .................. 5 Daniel Gurnee b: April 1, 1798 ........................ +Margaret Burns b: 1800 m: October 11, 1820 d: 1870 ....................... 6 Robert Thornton Gurnee b: 1821 d: Unknown ............................. +Laura Cosiett b: 1839 d: 1914 ............................ 7 Jeannette Gurnee b: 1860 d: 1905 ............................ 7 Sarah E. Gurnee b: 1863 ............................ 7 Margaret Gurnee b: 1866 ....................... *2nd Wife of Robert Thornton Gurnee: ............................. +Margaret Ann Wood b: June 4, 1825 m: April 23, 1845 d: August 30, 1853 ............................ 7 George Layfette Gurnee b: September 5, 1848 Clarkstown, Rockland, NY d: September 7, 1929 Rockland Cnty .................................. +Hester Williams b: 1850 Cornwall-on-Hudson, NY m: Abt. 1872 d: Unknown .................................. 8 Margaret A. Gurnee b: November 26, 1874 NY d: August 21, 1935 .................................. 8 Bertha Gurnee b: March 1878 NY d: May 10, 1928 .................................. 8 May Gurnee b: May 1879 d: Unknown .................................. 8 Bessie Gurnee b: March 1882 NY d: August 1, 1911 .................................. 8 William Van Sr. Gurnee b: July 29, 1884 Haverstraw, Rockland, NY d: November 24, 1941 Norwalk, Fairfield, CT ........................................ +Alice Violet Lawrence b: October 31, 1891 Hillsdale, Bergen, NJ m: December 16, 1908 d: October 15, 1967 Danbury, Fairfield, CT ....................................... 9 Alice Mae Gurnee b: January 16, 1910 Nyack, Rockland, NY d: September 6, 1981 Ottawa, Franklin, KS ............................................. +Robert Anthony DeCesare b: August 12, 1901 South Norwalk, Fairfield, CT d: July 1, 1980 West Palm Beach, Palm Beach, FL ............................................ 10 Katherine Marie DeCesare b: March 10, 1931 Westport, Fairfield, CT .................................................. +Lloyd Eugene Hunsaker b: May 5, 1929 Blue Mound, Anderson, KS m: June 9, 1951 Garnett, Anderson, KS d: August 16, 1982 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, UT ME>>>>>>.............................. 11 Marita Mae Hunsaker b: January 11, 1953 Lawrence, Johnson, KS ................................................. 11 Kenneth Levi II Hunsaker b: January 27, 1956 Ottawa, Franklin County, KS ................................................. 11 Steven Lloyd Hunsaker b: May 18, 1960 Ottawa, Franklin, KS ................................................. 11 Kevin Eugene Hunsaker b: April 13, 1964 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, UT ....................................... *2nd Husband of Alice Mae Gurnee: ............................................. +Dean Hudson Sr. Hamilton b: May 5, 1919 Witchita, KS m: Abt. 1945 d: May 3, 1961 Waukenney, KS ............................................ 10 Dean Hudson Jr. Hamilton b: November 26, 1946 Ottawa, Franklin, KS ....................................... 9 William Van Jr. Gurnee b: October 7, 1912 Haverstraw, Rockland, NY d: Abt. 1994 CT ....................................... 9 Henry Arthur Gurnee b: June 14, 1916 Haverstraw, Rockland, New York d: April 29, 1921 Haverstraw, Rockland, New York ....................................... 9 Harold Lester Gurnee b: May 28, 1920 Haverstraw, Rockland, New York ? ....................................... 9 Lawrence George Gurnee b: February 5, 1930 .................................. 8 Ethel Gurnee b: July 1893 Haverstraw, Rockland, New York d: Unknown .................................. 8 Georgiana Gurnee ? ....................... 6 Elizabeth Gurnee b: 1822 ....................... 6 Sarah A. Gurnee b: 1826 ....................... 6 Marietta Gurnee b: 1830 ....................... 6 David L. Gurnee b: November 5, 1824 ....................... 6 Susan Gurnee b: 1833 ....................... 6 Hannah Gurnee b: 1833 ....................... 6 Jeanette Gurnee b: 1840 d: 1856 ....................... 6 Mark Gurnee b: 1837 d: February 28, 1906 ....................... 6 Victor Gurnee b: 1839 d: July 17, 1892 .................. 5 Elizabeth Gurnee b: April 17, 1804 d: November 6, 1817 .................. 5 William W. Gurnee b: January 2, 1800 d: May 27, 1868 ........ 3 James Gurnee b: 1743 d: 1801 ........ 3 Hester Gurnee b: Unknown ........ 3 Elizabeth Gurnee ........ 3 Anna Gurnee

I was wondering if anyone has visited the Spring Valley library for info. If so, is it in a safe area? were there city directories from the 30's? Mary -----Original Message----- From: NYROCKLA-D-request@rootsweb.com <NYROCKLA-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: NYROCKLA-D@rootsweb.com <NYROCKLA-D@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, December 29, 1999 5:19 PM Subject: NYROCKLA-D Digest V99 #124

In 1798, Rockland County was formed from Orange County. French's 1860 Gazetteer of New York states that the town of Monroe was formed from the town of Cornwall, March 23, 1799 as "Cheesecocks". Its name was changed to Southfield April 3, 1801 and to Monroe April 6, 1808. A part of Chester was taken off in 1845. It lies mostly among the Hudson Highlands and Ramapo Mtns. It may have included at the time the town of Tuxedo. A book identified "the gore" as lying in an area that we now know as Jennings Hollow, right on the NY and NJ State almost midway between ringwood Manor and the site of the Long Pond Iron Works. My ancestors lived in the area between 1785 to the early 1800's. My problem is I am attempting to find any Cemetery Records that are available and/or a list of any church's/traveling ministers that I can referance and possible find any records available during this time frame. Any help or suggestions will be greatly appreciated. David W. Wyble Sr.

---------- From: Ann Langdon Sent: Tuesday, December 28, 1999 2:01 PM To: 'ROCKLA-L@rootsweb.com' Subject: Sandyfield Calls I am seeking the parents of Jacob Call. Jacob or his parents once lived in the area of the Sandyfield school near what is now Lake Welch. I would appreciate hearing from any Call descendents who lived in (or know of) Sandyfield who might be able to identify the various Call families from the area. Jacob Call was born around 1827 and died in the early 1900's. He married Sarah McKenzie. His children included Richard, Wallace, William, Sarah, Ann and Edith. I am told that his granddaughter, Edith Lane lived in Sandyfield with her mother for a brief period, possibly after her father's death in 1910. Her mother was Edith Call Lane.

Hi List, Saw the postings about certificates in NY. I sent for a death record and marriage record in June also. Emailed them about two weeks ago and they told me they were just beginning to process the first of June's requests. The only one birth record I have ordered had all info on it that I needed. It was from 1883. Had parents names on it. Debbie - South Carolina

In a message dated 12/21/99 3:09:47 PM, der@redrose.net writes: << Incidentally, the marriages of the NYC DRC have been published. Have the baptisms been published also and which publisher, if so? >> The first book of NY Dutch Bap. 1639-1730 is online at - http://www.nh.ultranet.com/~tbrass/AMST/RDCBp1.txt [Not always exact spellings an no umlats, but very usable.] Ree Hopper

Bill wrote pointing out that these two early men, Jan and Pieter Forshay [and surname spelling variations], were producing children at the same time and could not be father and son. Sorry for the goof. I think he's correct. I seems to me, they might have been closely related though, perhaps brothers or cousins, because of proximity and of baptismal witness information. For instance, who is Joseph Escott, married to Margrietje [Aertse?], who witnessed baptisms of children of both Jan and Pieter? I haven't looked at the Family Tree Maker information, but the dates I posted earlier were taken directly from the church records, from both the Tarrytown Ref Ch (Sleepy Hollow) and the New Amsterdam/NYC Ref Ch. Pat >Bill wrote: > > I have been tracing my family back and have run into a problem. > > > > I traced Jean FORSHAY born abt 1674 in France. > >Jean married Eva Matthyse in 1696. > > > > I traced Pierre FORSHAY born abt 1683 in France. Pierre married Abigail > >DePew in 1704. > > > > Both came to the states around 1695 and both settled in > >Philipsburgh, NY > >around 1697. > > > > I can not tell if they are brothers or two different families. Does any > >one out there have any information on these two individuals? I would > >appreciate any help I can get on this problem. > >I believe they were father and son. >Here's what I have (two family groups follow): > >Forshay, Jan (Fouseer) >Jan Forshay, m. Eva Franse > Jan Fausee, Eva his wife, wit. bp. 21 April 1697 at Sleepy Hollow >Ref Ch, Tarrytown, NY of Margrieta, dau. of Francoys Ciljon, Resulla his >wife. > Jan Fause and Eva his wife wit. bp. 1 April 1702 at Sleepy Hollow >Ref Ch, Tarrytown, NY, of Jannitje, dau. of Jan Eemett abd Engeltje his >wife. >---children of Jan Forshay & Eva Frans: >* Peter Foseur, m. Abigail Depew.1 >* Elisabeth Fauce, bp. 2 Aug 1698 Tarrytown Ref Ch (wit: Abram de Revier, >Jr., Rachgel his wife) >* Judich Fouseer (Judith), bp. 10 Mar 1704 Tarrytown Ref Ch(wit: David >Storm, Esther his wife); m. (prob) Hendrik Kierse >* David Fausee, bp. 25 Mar 1706 Tarrytown Ref Ch (wit: Berrent de Witt, >Sara his wife) >* Abraham Fousee, bp. 10 Aug 1708 Tarrytown (wit: Joseph Escot, Margriete >[Aertse] his wife) >* Isaac Fouseur, bp. 8 Nov 1710 Tarrytown (wit: Jan Van Texel, Catharina >his wife) >* Jacob Forseur, bp. 25 July 1714 NYCRefCh (wit: Gidion Kastang, Catharina >Buyls) >---Sources: >[1] Information online Nov 1999 from Judith Ullman, citing Donna Ristenbatt; >Cole, David, First Record Book of the "Old Dutch Church of Sleepy >Hollow"...The First Reformed Church of Tarrytown, NY, 1901; Records of the >Reformed Dutch Church in New Amsterdam and New York: Baptisms, 1901, NYG&B >Society > >Forshay, Pieter (Pierre; Fousy; Cousje) >Pieter Forshay, son of Jan Forshay & Eva Frans, m. 1704 Tarrytown Ref Ch, >Abigail de Puw, dau. of William de Pew. > In the marriage record, they were both living on the Manor of >Phillipsburgh. >---children of Pieter Forshay & Abigail de Pew: >* Jan Forshay, bp. 25 Mar 1706 Tarrytown Ref Ch (wit: Joseph Escott, >Margriet his wife); m. (1) 18 May 1728 NYC Ref Ch, Catharina Waldron; m. >(2) Elizabeth (Sitcher). >* Pieter Fousy, bp. 2 Nov 1708 Tarrytown Ref Ch (wit: Jan Fousy, Magdalena >Van Weert); m. Elizabeth Post, dau. of (prob) Abraham Post & Elizabeth Van >Dans--. >* Elizabeth Forshay, d. 1738; m. Herman Gardenier. >* Judith Fouseur, bp. 24 Mar 1713 Tarrytown Ref Ch (wit: David Storm, >Esther his wife) >* Eva Forshay, m. Isaac Sie >* Sarah Forshay, bp. 23 Oct 1717 NY (no given name in bp. record; as >surname "Cousje"); d. 26 Dec 1769; m. Johannes Enters. >* Willem Fuzurs, bp. 18 Apr 1721 Tarrytown Ref Ch (wit: Johannis Van Tesel, >Annatie Storm) >* Susannah Forshay, b. 1727; d. Oct 1806; m. Johannes Jurckse >---Sources: Cole, David, First Record Book of the "Old Dutch Church of >Sleepy Hollow"...The First Reformed Church of Tarrytown, NY, 1901; >"Cousje-De Pue-Fourseur Corrections" in NYG&B Record, Oct 1914, p. 392; >Information online Nov 1999 from Judith Ullman, citing Donna Ristenbatt; > >I notice that you have Jans wife as Eva Matthys (I have her as Eva Frans, >probably from Tarrytown baptismal records of their children). Was she also >known as Eva Matthys? > >I would be very happy to receive any additions or corrections to these two >family groups. > >Pat > > >Pat Wardell in Englewood, FL >wardell@exit33.com > > > > >==== NYROCKLA Mailing List ==== >If you enjoy NYROCKLA-L, please go to >http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html >and become a RootsWeb supporter. Also, be sure to >visit the Rockland Co. NY GenWeb page at >http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyrockla/ Pat Wardell in Englewood, FL wardell@exit33.com

It takes five to six months to receive Birth and Death Certificates from NY. I emailed them last year after waiting four months for death certificates. They told me they have about 600 request a month. Can't tell you anything about the information on Birth Certificates..I sent for my father's but apparently over the years his first and middle names became reversed and they could not find one for the way I made my request. Death Certificates have quite a bit of information. How they died....parent's names...where they were born, age at death.....how long they lived in a particular area and some more. Good luck with your searches! Carol Gilbertce@msn.com

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Barb, I wish I could answer, I sent for my grandmother's last June and have yet to recieve it! Marla __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Thousands of Stores. Millions of Products. All in one place. Yahoo! Shopping: http://shopping.yahoo.com

In a message dated 12/19/99 4:34:11 AM, REETREE@aol.com writes: << The Genealogical Society of Bergen County's Web Page has been upgrade and moved to http://wwwrootsweb.com/~njgsbc/ Also included Part I of Arnie Lang's excellent article - Bergen County's Township and Municipalities - Part I - which is a must read for anyone working on Bergen Co. families. ( The series is currently being published by the societies quarterly "The Archivisit.") Happy Holidays, Ree Hopper >> SORRY I FORGOT THE DOT AFTER WWW SHOULD BE: http://www.rootsweb.com/~njgsbc/

My father ordered a copy of his birth certificate from the State of NY. It came back with only his name and date of birth, place of birth. There was no information about his parents. Is this the standard procedure for NY?

The Genealogical Society of Bergen Counties Web Page has been upgrade and moved to http://wwwrootsweb.com/~njgsbc/gsbcArch01.html Also included Part I of Arnie Lang's excellent article - Bergen County's Township and Municipalities - Part I - which is a must read for anyone working on Bergen Co. families. ( The series is currently being published by the societies quarterly "The Archivisit.") Happy Holidays, Ree Hopper

Please ignore my earlier request to "reply to all". Thought I could copy someone on this. The message should simply read Searching for ancestry of Catharine Wynyall who married Harmon J. VanRiper about 1847-1848 in New York. Catharine said to be born in Michigan 1831. Harmon said to be born in Saddle River, NJ 1813-1818. First child, Helen J. Van Riper, born in NY, October 1849. Guidance appreciated. If you can help, please reply privately. Thank you. Marj in NC

Bill wrote: > I have been tracing my family back and have run into a problem. > > I traced Jean FORSHAY born abt 1674 in France. >Jean married Eva Matthyse in 1696. > > I traced Pierre FORSHAY born abt 1683 in France. Pierre married Abigail >DePew in 1704. > > Both came to the states around 1695 and both settled in >Philipsburgh, NY >around 1697. > > I can not tell if they are brothers or two different families. Does any >one out there have any information on these two individuals? I would >appreciate any help I can get on this problem. I believe they were father and son. Here's what I have (two family groups follow): Forshay, Jan (Fouseer) Jan Forshay, m. Eva Franse Jan Fausee, Eva his wife, wit. bp. 21 April 1697 at Sleepy Hollow Ref Ch, Tarrytown, NY of Margrieta, dau. of Francoys Ciljon, Resulla his wife. Jan Fause and Eva his wife wit. bp. 1 April 1702 at Sleepy Hollow Ref Ch, Tarrytown, NY, of Jannitje, dau. of Jan Eemett abd Engeltje his wife. ---children of Jan Forshay & Eva Frans: * Peter Foseur, m. Abigail Depew.1 * Elisabeth Fauce, bp. 2 Aug 1698 Tarrytown Ref Ch (wit: Abram de Revier, Jr., Rachgel his wife) * Judich Fouseer (Judith), bp. 10 Mar 1704 Tarrytown Ref Ch(wit: David Storm, Esther his wife); m. (prob) Hendrik Kierse * David Fausee, bp. 25 Mar 1706 Tarrytown Ref Ch (wit: Berrent de Witt, Sara his wife) * Abraham Fousee, bp. 10 Aug 1708 Tarrytown (wit: Joseph Escot, Margriete [Aertse] his wife) * Isaac Fouseur, bp. 8 Nov 1710 Tarrytown (wit: Jan Van Texel, Catharina his wife) * Jacob Forseur, bp. 25 July 1714 NYCRefCh (wit: Gidion Kastang, Catharina Buyls) ---Sources: [1] Information online Nov 1999 from Judith Ullman, citing Donna Ristenbatt; Cole, David, First Record Book of the "Old Dutch Church of Sleepy Hollow"...The First Reformed Church of Tarrytown, NY, 1901; Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New Amsterdam and New York: Baptisms, 1901, NYG&B Society Forshay, Pieter (Pierre; Fousy; Cousje) Pieter Forshay, son of Jan Forshay & Eva Frans, m. 1704 Tarrytown Ref Ch, Abigail de Puw, dau. of William de Pew. In the marriage record, they were both living on the Manor of Phillipsburgh. ---children of Pieter Forshay & Abigail de Pew: * Jan Forshay, bp. 25 Mar 1706 Tarrytown Ref Ch (wit: Joseph Escott, Margriet his wife); m. (1) 18 May 1728 NYC Ref Ch, Catharina Waldron; m. (2) Elizabeth (Sitcher). * Pieter Fousy, bp. 2 Nov 1708 Tarrytown Ref Ch (wit: Jan Fousy, Magdalena Van Weert); m. Elizabeth Post, dau. of (prob) Abraham Post & Elizabeth Van Dans--. * Elizabeth Forshay, d. 1738; m. Herman Gardenier. * Judith Fouseur, bp. 24 Mar 1713 Tarrytown Ref Ch (wit: David Storm, Esther his wife) * Eva Forshay, m. Isaac Sie * Sarah Forshay, bp. 23 Oct 1717 NY (no given name in bp. record; as surname "Cousje"); d. 26 Dec 1769; m. Johannes Enters. * Willem Fuzurs, bp. 18 Apr 1721 Tarrytown Ref Ch (wit: Johannis Van Tesel, Annatie Storm) * Susannah Forshay, b. 1727; d. Oct 1806; m. Johannes Jurckse ---Sources: Cole, David, First Record Book of the "Old Dutch Church of Sleepy Hollow"...The First Reformed Church of Tarrytown, NY, 1901; "Cousje-De Pue-Fourseur Corrections" in NYG&B Record, Oct 1914, p. 392; Information online Nov 1999 from Judith Ullman, citing Donna Ristenbatt; I notice that you have Jans wife as Eva Matthys (I have her as Eva Frans, probably from Tarrytown baptismal records of their children). Was she also known as Eva Matthys? I would be very happy to receive any additions or corrections to these two family groups. Pat Pat Wardell in Englewood, FL wardell@exit33.com

Searching for ancestry of Catharine Wynyall who married Harmon J. VanRiper about 1847-1848 in New York. Catharine said to be born in Michigan 1831. Harmon said to be born in Saddle River, NJ 1813-1818. First child, Helen J. Van Riper, born in NY, October 1849. Guidance appreciated. If you can help, please "reply to all" privately. Thank you. Marj in NC

Hi List: I have been tracing my family back and have run into a problem. I traced Jean FORSHAY born abt 1674 in France. Jean married Eva Matthyse in 1696. I traced Pierre FORSHAY born abt 1683 in France. Pierre married Abigail DePew in 1704. Both came to the states around 1695 and both settled in Philipsburgh, NY around 1697. I can not tell if they are brothers or two different families. Does any one out there have any information on these two individuals? I would appreciate any help I can get on this problem. Bill San Antonio, Texas, USA researching: F.O.R.S.H.A.Y - F.O.R.S.H.E.E - B.I.E.R.S.C.H.E.N.K - N.E.L.S.O.N - W.I.L.D mailto:Bill4shay@juno.com

David, I have checked the map and listing of Patentees on p. 16, History of Orange County, Ruttenber and Clark. I'm afraid that your Marten does not show up. The map only goes down to Poloplopen Creek, which is at the current border of Orange Co with Rockland County (at the present Bear Mountain Bridge). I checked Cole's "History of Rockland County", and found only one note for Joshua Marten, along with Susan Marten, he was in the class of the Palisades Methodist Episcopal Church (1820). The is no listing for Waible/Wible/Wyble in Cole's. Cole's does not have a good map of Rockland County for that time period, but I would have to say that the MARTENS must have lived near Piermont. Bob Protzmann

Judith wrote: Could someone please help me with the husband of Annetje Idense VAN VOORST, born 1655 NJ, dau of Ide Cornelisen VAN VORST and Hilletje JANS. Is it Jan Jansen Meyer, born abt 1656, married 13 June 1677 Tappan, OR Johannes Meyer, married 27 May 1677 RDC Bergen. Is this the same husband?. Thank you. Judith, I have the husband as Johannes Meyer, son of Jan Dircksen Meyer and Tryntje Grevenraet, b. 1656, m. 13 Jun 1677, Tappan, NY. The reference is from NYGBR, Jan 1878. Frank Van Orden

Could someone please help me with the husband of Annetje Idense VAN VOORST, born 1655 NJ, dau of Ide Cornelisen VAN VORST and Hilletje JANS. Is it Jan Jansen Meyer, born abt 1656, married 13 June 1677 Tappan, OR Johannes Meyer, married 27 May 1677 RDC Bergen. Is this the same husband?. Thank you. Judith Watt __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Thousands of Stores. Millions of Products. All in one place. Yahoo! Shopping: http://shopping.yahoo.com