Hi All; I'm stuck here in Houston Texas. I tried emailing Pam Vogel at the Warren County Archives and her email bounced back. Also does Saratoga have an Archives? I can't seem to find one online at all today. I'm looking for a divorce that took place 1885-1900 time frame. Any help would be a great help in my quest of this, Thank you very much. Dee

As a genealogy researcher I am sure you would love to be able to utilize the wonderful research material available at the New York State Library in Albany during the weekend. This would make it so much easier for out of state travelers and especially for those local researchers who work full time. Please read the following two items that deal with an effort to have weekend hours at the library and if you see, fit please write a letter, email or fax as requested below. As a presentation to the Regents on this topic is being made on January 8, time is of the utmost importance. If this proposal for weekend hours interest you, send an email or fax before January 8 to have your voice heard. Thanks, Bill McGrath TIGS Project Coordinator Clifton Park, NY Email From Jeanne Keefe - Troy Irish Genealogy Webmaster Hello Everyone: On Friday I received this email from Loretta Ebert, Director, New York State Library and I am asking for your help. Loretta, who was previously my Director of Libraries at RPI, moved on to the NYS Library last summer and before she left Rensselaer I asked her to look into the possibility of keeping the NYS library open for one day over the weekend. Since most of us work 9-5, M-F, we are unable to do any research at our State Library because we can't get there when its open during the week. I also mentioned that many genealogists travel to the Albany-Troy-Schenectady area to do family research and are severely limited by the library's present schedule. Weekend hours, even if only one day, would allow more of us to access the very important resources that are only available at the NYS Library. In September, I met Loretta and she mentioned that she was encountering some resistance to the idea, but felt confident that she would be able to open the library, maybe on Saturdays, at some point late in the Fall. In the following letter you will see that she is asking for some help in convincing the Board of Regents to allow her to open the library on the weekend and has asked for letters (or emails)in support of this move. Please read her letter below and take a few minutes to mail, email or fax a brief letter to Loretta in support of her initiative. I think it is a very important opportunity for genealogists and historians to have their concerns voiced and research needs recognized. This is also a unique opportunity to be involved in a change that has the potential to improve access to these important records and resources, especially for those of us needing to do family research in the New York State Library. For more information about the NYS Research Library's genealogy collections use this link: http://www.nysl.nysed.gov/gengen.htm.Thank you all very much, in advance, for taking the time to read this and I hope you can take a few minutes to send Loretta a response by the end of the week. Jeanne Keefe TIGS Webmaster and Visual Resources Librarian Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Architecture Library 100 8th Street, Greene 326 Troy,, NY 12180 tel: 518-276-2727 email: keefej@rpi.edu Email From Director, New York State Library Loretta Ebert Director, New York State Library Cultural Education Center - Rm 10D34 Albany, NY 12230 518-473-1189 LEBERT@mail.nysed.gov Hi Jeanne, Happy New Year! I am preparing a presentation to the Regents in early January (8th) about opening the library on Saturdays. As I recall, you were supportive of this idea. I wonder if you would be willing to send a letter to me advocating extended hours for the library, citing difficulties with the current Monday-Friday 9 to 5 schedule and the lack of access to the "wonderful" resources of the New York State Library. Use whatever perspectives you have: librarian, genealogist, local historian, or all of them! I would greatly appreciate it. Also, if you know of others who could provide similar supportive letters, would you ask them to send such to me too, or let me know their names? Thanks so much for your help, I think these kinds of testimonials are most effective with the power structure around here. My contact info: Loretta Ebert Director, New York State Research Library Cultural Education Center Room 10D34 Albany, NY 12230 Email (an email attachment is okay): LEBERT@mail.nysed.gov or FAX: 518-486-6880 Thanks a million! Loretta

My family is opening a restaurant and want to put in a collection of old family photos . We are searching for Lake Luzerne Hadley and surrounding area pictures and families from these areas . Tee

Hi Bob, I am working on the next issue of the Heritage Hunters newsletter. If you have any dates for Northeastern NY Gen Soc meetings, please get them to me ASAP. Thanks. Happy New Year! Pat Peck ----- Original Message ----- From: "robert green" <rgbkg@capital.net> To: "NYSARATO" <NYSARATO@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2006 8:12 PM Subject: [NYSARATO] Northeastern New York Genealogical Society Meeting > Northeastern New York Genealogical Society will hold a meeting on Monday, > Nov. 20, 2006 at the Old Empire Theater, 13 South Street, Glens Falls, NY > at 7 pm. The program is "How Diaries Can Help Us with Our Genealogy". > Marilyn Van Dyke will discuss the use of the diary as a resource in family > history research. She will illustrate her commentary with samples from > diaries she has worked with. Members and guests are asked to bring > diaries they have found and to share meaningful passages with the group. > Refreshments will follow the program. This is open to the public and > there is no charge to attend. > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > NYSARATO-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Looking for recent Irish obits check this site. _Hoganstand.com - Obituaries_ (http://www.hoganstand.com/obituaries/)

I might have posted this before, folks, but I sent a letter to the Corinth Rural Cemetery, 22 Mallory Street, Corinth, NY 12822 - it came back as "unable to be delivered as addressed." Can anyone help me? I'm trying to get burial info from them. Thanks. Celia Ewald

How do I find the address of the land that Edwin Schermerhorn lived on in 1855. I am in hopes that he claimed it as an inheritance. Is there a tax list for Providence in Saratoga Co (http://www.rootsweb.com/~nysarato/55Prov1.htm)

Margaret I failed to notice the relation to Union Mills in Saratoga circa 1850 question. Union Mills is in Fulton Co.. Union Mills is North of Mills Corners. which can be found by panning the TopoZone map north. Union Mills Road does run East from Union Mills and ends in Saratoga Co.. At a point in the town of Providence, near West Providence Post office per 1866 Atlas of Saratoga Co. Union Mills is in the town of Broadalbin, Fulton Co. Go to http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyfulton/index.html for the details of history Union Mills etc.. On Thu, 14 Dec 2006 23:30:30 EST Margaret657@aol.com writes: > Where is Mills Corners' In Fulton to Union MIlls in Saratoga circa > 1850 > > Thank you > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > NYSARATO-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without > the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >

Lori , Do you have the parents of John Goodnow .I found that John was born in Athol NY 1828 parents Levi Goodnow b 1794 in Shelburne MA married Lydia Millard . Levi died aug 24 1869 in Queensbury NY . I have goodnows married into my family lines . From the area . Dingman , Flanders , Harris families Tee ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mrs. Lori Ellison" <lori.ellison@agmd.org> To: <nysarato@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, December 14, 2006 1:58 PM Subject: [NYSARATO] Fw: John & Eliza Goodnow NY > > > > I am looking for more information concerning John and Eliza (Zinstine) > Goodnow of NY. > > John Goodnow b. 1828 NY (?) d. 1906 > Eliza Zinstine b. in Canada and listed as 19 in the 1851 Dundas Co. > Ontario census. I believe her parents to be Jonas and Marie-Anne > (Messaillers) Zinstein. Eliza was probably born in Montreal or > Drummondville, Quebec. > > I have no idea how young Eliza got to NY from Canada or whenthis couple > got married. > > In 1860 Federal Census, John (age 32) and Eliza (age 29) are listed in > Moreau, Saratoga, NY. John is a shoemaker. > In 1870 Federal Census, they are living in Stony Creek, Warren Co. with > two daughter, Addie (7) and Nellie (1). > In 1880 Federal Census, they are still in Stony Creek, Warren Co. only > Nellie is at home (age 11). > > I would like to hear from anyone researching this Goodnow branch. Thank > you. > > Lori Ellison > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > NYSARATO-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Merry Christmas Gordon Haven't spoke lately...but have a question to ask, as you are usually so knowledgeable about the area...Abraham Russell married Catherine Briggs and lived in Easton, NY, he states in his Will, that a certain piece of land is to be saved forever for the the 3 graves that are on my land, I suspect when he and his wife died they were also buried there. I don't know where his farm was located, so I don't know what the name of the cemetery is....I would like to know where the cemetery is located and who is buried there....I am hoping this spring to go to Easton and do more research...any help appreciated, hope you have a happy healthy New Year Too....sandra ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gordon W Russell" <gwruss@juno.com> To: <nysarato@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, December 15, 2006 5:12 AM Subject: Re: [NYSARATO] Mills Corners, Fulton County > Mills Corners is about .7 miles West of Saratoga/Fulton County Line on > Route 29 > Per place finder and Topo Map. Click on site below. > > http://www.topozone.com/map.asp?lat=43.06221&lon=-74.12333&size=l&symshow > =n&u=4&datum=nad27&layer=DRG > > > On Thu, 14 Dec 2006 23:30:30 EST Margaret657@aol.com writes: >> Where is Mills Corners' In Fulton to Union MIlls in Saratoga circa >> 1850 >> >> Thank you >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> NYSARATO-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without >> the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >> >> > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > NYSARATO-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Mills Corners is about .7 miles West of Saratoga/Fulton County Line on Route 29 Per place finder and Topo Map. Click on site below. http://www.topozone.com/map.asp?lat=43.06221&lon=-74.12333&size=l&symshow =n&u=4&datum=nad27&layer=DRG On Thu, 14 Dec 2006 23:30:30 EST Margaret657@aol.com writes: > Where is Mills Corners' In Fulton to Union MIlls in Saratoga circa > 1850 > > Thank you > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > NYSARATO-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without > the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >

Where is Mills Corners' In Fulton to Union MIlls in Saratoga circa 1850 Thank you

I am looking for more information concerning John and Eliza (Zinstine) Goodnow of NY. John Goodnow b. 1828 NY (?) d. 1906 Eliza Zinstine b. in Canada and listed as 19 in the 1851 Dundas Co. Ontario census. I believe her parents to be Jonas and Marie-Anne (Messaillers) Zinstein. Eliza was probably born in Montreal or Drummondville, Quebec. I have no idea how young Eliza got to NY from Canada or whenthis couple got married. In 1860 Federal Census, John (age 32) and Eliza (age 29) are listed in Moreau, Saratoga, NY. John is a shoemaker. In 1870 Federal Census, they are living in Stony Creek, Warren Co. with two daughter, Addie (7) and Nellie (1). In 1880 Federal Census, they are still in Stony Creek, Warren Co. only Nellie is at home (age 11). I would like to hear from anyone researching this Goodnow branch. Thank you. Lori Ellison

Here`s my 2cents worth - I read the word as Coalkilns. If you check out the letter "n" in the word ranch at the top, it is written just like the 2nd last letter in the mystery word etc. Thanks for posting such a wonderful letter about a budding courtship . It is interesting that though Miss Nelson didn't marry James Mitchell, she kept his letter! Maybe there is more to this story? Lori ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jim Elbrecht" <Elbrecht@email.com> To: <nysarato@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, December 11, 2006 2:53 AM Subject: [NYSARATO] 1884 ranches, inns, or entertainment? > I'm transcribing a box of ephemera from my wife's family. It includes > letters from England & Germany and lots of the US and Canada- > Letters & ephemera to, from, and about BAKERs, WHETMATHs, LYONs, > MOSHERs, and a bunch of others- including a single letter to "Miss > Nelson" from James Mitchell - from June 5 1884. > > I presume the "Miss Nelson" was Maria NELSON b.1862, who would become > Mrs. Alfred LYON in a few years [ my wife's gr-grandmother.] Maria > was born in Peru, Clinton Co-- as was Alfred LYON. Alfred's father > was killed in the Civil War & his mother remarried a COOLIDGE. They > lived in Jay, Essex County in the 1880s. In 1900 I find a widowed > Maria living back in Peru with her 6 children. > > James Mitchell headed his letter with "Willow Ranch" - and signed off > with Malta. - Here's the letter; > Willow Ranch > June 3d /84 > Miss Nelson > I presume you will be rather surprised at receiving an > epistle from me but since I had the pleasure of an introduction to you > I have been anxious to improve our acquaintance but it seems our > chances of meeting are few and far between- So I have had recourse to > the pen. Being rather devoid of any definite information as to where > you are staying I thought a note addressed to you at the > [??FoubKilus??] Would find you sometime. I should be very happy to > call on you there if you kindly give me the desired information- wit: > When you will be there and if my asking your acquaintance is not too > presumptive. I am unacquainted with your friends there but if I have > your permit perhaps they won't turn me out. Well, I should add no > more at present. Perhaps I have already said too much. But all is > fair in Love and War you know & if this is disagreeable to you just > burn the missive & think no more about it-Well burn it anyhow- but > just think a little about it & kindly let me have an answer soon like > a good girl. In the event of you not remembering such a name as mine > I will give you the particulars. I had the pleasure of seeing you > home Saturday May 31st. This makes you stare don't it but it is true > all the same. I did see you home but I missed the pleasure of taking > you home- now perhaps you remember. > Awaiting a reply > Respectfully Yours > James Mitchell > Malta > > I'm glad Maria didn't "burn the missive" - even if things didn't turn > out as James had hoped. My curiosity is piqued, though, about > where it was that they apparently met. It is the only word I couldn't > make out in the letter. Does it ring a bell with anyone? > > How about "Willow Ranch"- was that a vacation spot or a local farm? > > Here's the letter- the mystery word is on the first page > http://home.nycap.rr.com/elbrecht/gen/Jm_Maria18840503a.jpg > p2 > http://home.nycap.rr.com/elbrecht/gen/Jm_Maria18840503b.jpg > > Thanks, > Jim Elbrecht > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > NYSARATO-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > -- > This message has been scanned for viruses and > dangerous content by MailScanner, and is > believed to be clean. >

I'm transcribing a box of ephemera from my wife's family. It includes letters from England & Germany and lots of the US and Canada- Letters & ephemera to, from, and about BAKERs, WHETMATHs, LYONs, MOSHERs, and a bunch of others- including a single letter to "Miss Nelson" from James Mitchell - from June 5 1884. I presume the "Miss Nelson" was Maria NELSON b.1862, who would become Mrs. Alfred LYON in a few years [ my wife's gr-grandmother.] Maria was born in Peru, Clinton Co-- as was Alfred LYON. Alfred's father was killed in the Civil War & his mother remarried a COOLIDGE. They lived in Jay, Essex County in the 1880s. In 1900 I find a widowed Maria living back in Peru with her 6 children. James Mitchell headed his letter with "Willow Ranch" - and signed off with Malta. - Here's the letter; Willow Ranch June 3d /84 Miss Nelson I presume you will be rather surprised at receiving an epistle from me but since I had the pleasure of an introduction to you I have been anxious to improve our acquaintance but it seems our chances of meeting are few and far between- So I have had recourse to the pen. Being rather devoid of any definite information as to where you are staying I thought a note addressed to you at the [??FoubKilus??] Would find you sometime. I should be very happy to call on you there if you kindly give me the desired information- wit: When you will be there and if my asking your acquaintance is not too presumptive. I am unacquainted with your friends there but if I have your permit perhaps they won't turn me out. Well, I should add no more at present. Perhaps I have already said too much. But all is fair in Love and War you know & if this is disagreeable to you just burn the missive & think no more about it-Well burn it anyhow- but just think a little about it & kindly let me have an answer soon like a good girl. In the event of you not remembering such a name as mine I will give you the particulars. I had the pleasure of seeing you home Saturday May 31st. This makes you stare don't it but it is true all the same. I did see you home but I missed the pleasure of taking you home- now perhaps you remember. Awaiting a reply Respectfully Yours James Mitchell Malta I'm glad Maria didn't "burn the missive" - even if things didn't turn out as James had hoped. My curiosity is piqued, though, about where it was that they apparently met. It is the only word I couldn't make out in the letter. Does it ring a bell with anyone? How about "Willow Ranch"- was that a vacation spot or a local farm? Here's the letter- the mystery word is on the first page http://home.nycap.rr.com/elbrecht/gen/Jm_Maria18840503a.jpg p2 http://home.nycap.rr.com/elbrecht/gen/Jm_Maria18840503b.jpg Thanks, Jim Elbrecht

I have a photo of a young lady, labelled Mrs. Henry Moody Christina Deerstein of Hudson NY she was the wife of my great great uncle Henry Wallace Moody, b. 2 Oct 1841 Bacon Hill, Saratoga County, NY d. 4 Aug 1863 Lincoln Hospital, Wash DC (Civil War soldier) Henry is buried with his parents and siblings in Bacon Hill Cemetery. I have info on Henry's Civil War service, but no photo of him. I have no further information on Christina Deerstein Moody, but am willing to send this photo to any descendant of this couple upon receipt of their lineage from them....we're cousins! I'd be happy to exchange my Moody lineage with cousins, and I always enjoy meeting new cousins in person. Marty Irons Goshen, NY k2mi@frontiernet.net 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 or ....possibly Rhode Island m. 1834 Hartwick, Otsego, NY d. 1854 Cazenovia, Madison, NY.... please stand up on that brick wall and yell out the names I've sought since 1993....LOUDER! Who were your parents? Were they from RI? Where were you born? Was it Otsego County NY? RI? Did you have a brother named Orlando? Who were your other siblings?

sounds great, would love to see list. thanks dolwood215@optonline.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marge dellwo" <Margedellwo@charter.net> To: <nysarato@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2006 8:09 PM Subject: Re: [NYSARATO] Off Topic - New York City Write-Up > Wow, that is impressive. I would like that marge@charter.net > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Bill & Cathy McGrath" <seamus@nycap.rr.com> > To: <nyalbany@rootsweb.com>; <nysarato@rootsweb.com>; > <nyschene@rootsweb.com>; <irish-ny-troy@rootsweb.com>; > <NYULSTER-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2006 2:20 PM > Subject: [NYSARATO] Off Topic - New York City Write-Up > > >> If anyone is interested, I have a thirteen page write up on selected New >> York City sights that can be sent to you as an attachment. >> >> The listing covers 49 areas of interest (museums, Christmas window >> displays outlining this year's window themes, famous buildings, >> interesting restaurants, impressive hotel lobbies, etc.) and is arranged >> in descending order from 104th Street to 12th Street.. If you aren't >> familiar with New York City street sequences, the order of the Avenues >> from the East River to the Hudson River is also listed to help you out. >> >> The items on my list, with addresses and side street locations and some >> interesting historical facts are: >> >> 1. Museum of the City of New York. >> 2. Tree Lights On Park Avenue. >> 3. Metropolitan Museum of Art. >> 4. Rhinelander Mansion/Ralph Lauren Store. >> 5. The Frick Collection >> 6. The Crystal District. >> 7. Barney's. - Christmas Windows >> 8. Bloomingdale's. - Christmas Windows. >> 9. Plaza Hotel. >> 10. World's Largest Menorah. >> 11. Time Warner Building. >> 12. Van Cleff & Arpels. >> 13. FAO Schwarz. >> 14. Bergdorf Goodman. - Christmas Windows. >> 15. Giant Snowflake. >> 16. Tiffany & Co. - Christmas Windows >> 17. Trump Tower. >> 18. Henri Bendel >> 19. Dahesh Museum of Art. >> 20. Harry Winston Jewelers. >> 21. Carnegie Deli >> 22. The House of Cartier. >> 23. Rockefeller Center. >> 24. St. Patrick's Cathedral. >> 25. New York Palace Hotel. >> 26. Radio City Music Hall. >> 27. Saks Fifth Avenue. - Christmas Windows. >> 28. The Waldorf Astoria Hotel. >> 29. American Girl Store >> 30. Diamond and Jewelry District. >> 31. Tkts Booth. >> 32. Hello Kitty Store >> 33. Hershey's Times Square. >> 34. Joe Allen Restaurant. >> 35 Toys "R" Us. Times Square >> 36. Fred F. French Building. >> 37. New York Yacht Club. >> 38. The Westin New York At Times Square. >> 39. Chrysler Building. >> 40. New York Public Library. >> 41. Fetes de Noel Holiday Shops At Bryant Park. >> 42. Grand Central Terminal. >> 43. 42nd Street Food Court. >> 44. Lord & Taylor Dept. Store. - Christmas Windows. >> 45. Morgan Library and Museum. >> 46. Exit Art. - Christmas Windows >> 47. Macy's Herald Square. - Christmas Windows. >> 48. Empire State Building. >> 49. Forbes Magazine Galleries. >> >> You can write me off list and I will send you the attachment. >> >> Bill McGrath >> Clifton Park, NY >> >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> NYSARATO-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >> quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > NYSARATO-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.1.409 / Virus Database: 268.14.19/556 - Release Date: > 11/28/2006 > >

Wow, that is impressive. I would like that marge@charter.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bill & Cathy McGrath" <seamus@nycap.rr.com> To: <nyalbany@rootsweb.com>; <nysarato@rootsweb.com>; <nyschene@rootsweb.com>; <irish-ny-troy@rootsweb.com>; <NYULSTER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2006 2:20 PM Subject: [NYSARATO] Off Topic - New York City Write-Up > If anyone is interested, I have a thirteen page write up on selected New > York City sights that can be sent to you as an attachment. > > The listing covers 49 areas of interest (museums, Christmas window > displays outlining this year's window themes, famous buildings, > interesting restaurants, impressive hotel lobbies, etc.) and is arranged > in descending order from 104th Street to 12th Street.. If you aren't > familiar with New York City street sequences, the order of the Avenues > from the East River to the Hudson River is also listed to help you out. > > The items on my list, with addresses and side street locations and some > interesting historical facts are: > > 1. Museum of the City of New York. > 2. Tree Lights On Park Avenue. > 3. Metropolitan Museum of Art. > 4. Rhinelander Mansion/Ralph Lauren Store. > 5. The Frick Collection > 6. The Crystal District. > 7. Barney's. - Christmas Windows > 8. Bloomingdale's. - Christmas Windows. > 9. Plaza Hotel. > 10. World's Largest Menorah. > 11. Time Warner Building. > 12. Van Cleff & Arpels. > 13. FAO Schwarz. > 14. Bergdorf Goodman. - Christmas Windows. > 15. Giant Snowflake. > 16. Tiffany & Co. - Christmas Windows > 17. Trump Tower. > 18. Henri Bendel > 19. Dahesh Museum of Art. > 20. Harry Winston Jewelers. > 21. Carnegie Deli > 22. The House of Cartier. > 23. Rockefeller Center. > 24. St. Patrick's Cathedral. > 25. New York Palace Hotel. > 26. Radio City Music Hall. > 27. Saks Fifth Avenue. - Christmas Windows. > 28. The Waldorf Astoria Hotel. > 29. American Girl Store > 30. Diamond and Jewelry District. > 31. Tkts Booth. > 32. Hello Kitty Store > 33. Hershey's Times Square. > 34. Joe Allen Restaurant. > 35 Toys "R" Us. Times Square > 36. Fred F. French Building. > 37. New York Yacht Club. > 38. The Westin New York At Times Square. > 39. Chrysler Building. > 40. New York Public Library. > 41. Fetes de Noel Holiday Shops At Bryant Park. > 42. Grand Central Terminal. > 43. 42nd Street Food Court. > 44. Lord & Taylor Dept. Store. - Christmas Windows. > 45. Morgan Library and Museum. > 46. Exit Art. - Christmas Windows > 47. Macy's Herald Square. - Christmas Windows. > 48. Empire State Building. > 49. Forbes Magazine Galleries. > > You can write me off list and I will send you the attachment. > > Bill McGrath > Clifton Park, NY > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > NYSARATO-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

If anyone is interested, I have a thirteen page write up on selected New York City sights that can be sent to you as an attachment. The listing covers 49 areas of interest (museums, Christmas window displays outlining this year's window themes, famous buildings, interesting restaurants, impressive hotel lobbies, etc.) and is arranged in descending order from 104th Street to 12th Street.. If you aren't familiar with New York City street sequences, the order of the Avenues from the East River to the Hudson River is also listed to help you out. The items on my list, with addresses and side street locations and some interesting historical facts are: 1. Museum of the City of New York. 2. Tree Lights On Park Avenue. 3. Metropolitan Museum of Art. 4. Rhinelander Mansion/Ralph Lauren Store. 5. The Frick Collection 6. The Crystal District. 7. Barney's. - Christmas Windows 8. Bloomingdale's. - Christmas Windows. 9. Plaza Hotel. 10. World's Largest Menorah. 11. Time Warner Building. 12. Van Cleff & Arpels. 13. FAO Schwarz. 14. Bergdorf Goodman. - Christmas Windows. 15. Giant Snowflake. 16. Tiffany & Co. - Christmas Windows 17. Trump Tower. 18. Henri Bendel 19. Dahesh Museum of Art. 20. Harry Winston Jewelers. 21. Carnegie Deli 22. The House of Cartier. 23. Rockefeller Center. 24. St. Patrick's Cathedral. 25. New York Palace Hotel. 26. Radio City Music Hall. 27. Saks Fifth Avenue. - Christmas Windows. 28. The Waldorf Astoria Hotel. 29. American Girl Store 30. Diamond and Jewelry District. 31. Tkts Booth. 32. Hello Kitty Store 33. Hershey's Times Square. 34. Joe Allen Restaurant. 35 Toys "R" Us. Times Square 36. Fred F. French Building. 37. New York Yacht Club. 38. The Westin New York At Times Square. 39. Chrysler Building. 40. New York Public Library. 41. Fetes de Noel Holiday Shops At Bryant Park. 42. Grand Central Terminal. 43. 42nd Street Food Court. 44. Lord & Taylor Dept. Store. - Christmas Windows. 45. Morgan Library and Museum. 46. Exit Art. - Christmas Windows 47. Macy's Herald Square. - Christmas Windows. 48. Empire State Building. 49. Forbes Magazine Galleries. You can write me off list and I will send you the attachment. Bill McGrath Clifton Park, NY

I came across this old posting....I'm very interested in any further info concerning this posting. NASH, Samuel O. b 13 Mar 1749 in CT, liv in Saratoga Co, d 1816 in Otsego Co. His s were: Aaron b ca 1775, Samuel O. Jr b 12 Mar 1778,Seth b ca 1780, Jacob b ?????, Barzilla b ca 1785, all b in Saratoga Co, NY. Sarah m Asa WOOD; Susannah m Oniel MOREHOUSE; Polly m Major BARRY; __NASH m ___BARNUM, had ch Levi BARNUM; Abraham NASH; Ezra NASH; Riah NASH; Benjamin NASH m Nabby ____. Any info on this fam, particularly Jacob's b? Ed Nash If anyone knows how I might contact Ed, I'd be very greatful. I am looking for further info concerning Leman/Lemon/Freeman (all forms of the name I've come across thus far) Barnum and Phoebe Nash ie parents, births, etc.. We believe he married Phoebe Nash March 4, 1790 somewhere around Ballston. The family has been found in Bath, Ontario May 3, 1804 when at least 4 of their children were christened so the family had already left New York by this time. Leman also served in the War of 1812 for Canada, given a land grant for his service in Ontario. Any direction or help in proceeding with this search, I would greatly appreciate. I'm kind of stuck until I can attach Leman and Phoebe somewhere. Thanks for your time. Heather --------------------------------- Ask a question on any topic and get answers from real people. Go to Yahoo! Answers.