This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Will Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/4RB.2ACE/3119.1.1 Message Board Post: Possible family connection - A:94 LAMBERSON, John of Dryden dated: 17 October 1821 - proved: 16 April 1822 wife: Sarah sons: William, James, Garret and Noah daus: Hannah, Rebecca Right, Charlotte, Catharine and Margaret mentions: Eliza Ann LAMBERSON (dau?), dau. Hannah maybe married to SOBER? wit: Seth DODGE Sr. and Jr. and Abner BROWN ex: wife Sarah, Joel and John George (brothers)

I will be Ithaca this week and am looking for a death certificate for James Crawford Hyatt who died Jam 4 1880 in the city of Ithaca according to an newspaper obit. He has grandsons buried in the Lakeview . Where are the death certificates in Ithaca and records of the Lakeview Cemetery? What are the addresses and directions from Wal-Mart? Lakeview Cem, Ithaca. Marilyn Bess email bess@penn.com Researcher Bradford, Potter, Tioga, PA Chemung,Tioga,Tompkins,Schuyler,Steuben, NY

Will any of the Tompkins Co. list members be visiting the public library in Ithaca in the near future? They have in their collection of microfilm, an obituary from 1872 that I would very much like to obtain a copy of at a reasonable price. If you can help with this, please get in touch with me. Thank you. Marie __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/4RB.2ACE/3125 Message Board Post: This is a big 17 meg file http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~townofithaca/maps/1853/_P9D9526composite.jpg

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Bishop, Burr, Carll, Cooper, Love, Smith Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/4RB.2ACE/254.1.1 Message Board Post: Wallace. Enjoy discussing/sharing if your Burr line includes anything on a (fnu) BURR who married Susan Cooper b1815 of Tompkins Co NY. Susan lived somewhere NY with married name Burr. Thanks. Bill

Democrat and Chronicle June 19, 1930 Head of Ithaca Schools, Killed in Crash, Was National Figure Dr. Frank D. Boynton Held Honor Degrees from Many Colleges Ithaca, June 18 (Special Dispatch)-Dr. Frank D. Boynton, who died last night following an automobile accident on Long Island, had had a remarkable career which included in addition to his nearly 40 years of service in the Ithaca school system, activity in educational circles throughout the county and state as a writer and speaker. At the time of his death he was deeply immersed in plans for the new Junior High School in Ithaca, a building project which he long had advocated. He also had undertaken the editorship of a department of superintendology for the Journal of Education, which had just announced the institution of this feature for the coming Fall. Next Monday he was to have received the honorary degree of LL.D. from his alma mater, Middlebury College, at Middlebury, Conn. Heads Education Group Dr. Boynton was elected in 1929 president of the National Education Association and last Summer he was the association's official representative at a meeting of the International Educaiton Association in Oxford, England. A vigorous advocate of the principle of democracy in education, Dr. Boynton's speeches received wide publicity and in recent years he had taken issue with certain university educators, including President Lowell of Harvard on the question of exclusiveness in higher education. Born in Potsdam on April 29, 1863, the son of Franklin and Julina (Hayes) Boynton, Frank David Boynton was graduated from the Potsdam Normal School in 1889 and then attended Middlebury College, where he received the degree of A.B. in 1891. Two years later he received the degree of A.M. for Hamilton College. Syracuse University conferred upon him that of D.P.D. in 1903. For two years following his graduation from college he was principal of the union School and Academy at Webster and then came to Ithaca as principal of the high school. He was made superintendent of schools in June, 1900. Commission Member in War Since the organization of the state examinations board under the late Andrew S. Draper, Dr. Boynton had been a member of that board. During the World War he was a member of the commission on the emergency in education of the National Education Association and was one of the original drafters of the federal education program. For 12 years he was chairman of the executive committee representing the superintendents of the state at Albany and worked for changes in the education law from which the smaller cities, villages and rural districts now are benefitting. His associates elected him president of the State Council of School Superintendents, of the State Teachers Association, and made him a member of the Executive Commission of the Department of Superintendence of the National Education Association, vice president and president. Among Dr. Boynton's books are Plane and Solid Geometry, Syllabus of Civics, Manual of Civics, Civics of New York State, School Civics, Actual Government of New York State and Civics for First Voters. Submitted by Patricia Stillwell Mims

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/4RB.2ACE/3124 Message Board Post: I thought that this would be of interest to genealogy folks. The high school group that did this work was led by two teachers from the Adirondacks who attended the Conference on Remote Sensing Education (CORSE). Registration is now open, and these teachers will be at the conference again this year to describe their work. http://www.minervasd.org/68424721412150/site/default.asp In particular, check out the links to the Church Street Cemetery, which includes their GPS database. If you do send this link around, please include this announcement: The Institute on the Application of Geospatial Technology (IAGT) is pleased to announce that registration is now open for the 6th annual Conference on Remote Sensing Education (CORSE 2006). When: June 26-30, 2006 Where: IAGT, at Cayuga Community College, Auburn, NY CORSE 2006 will bring together K-14 educators from around the US to learn about geographic information systems (GIS), global positioning systems (GPS) and remote sensing imagery. Following a three-day intensive exploration of GIS and GPS, participants work in teams to develop lesson plans that tie the use of these technologies to service-learning projects in their communities. As in the past, CORSE will consist of both introductory and intermediate-advanced tracks, to accommodate the various levels of GIS expertise of conference participants who will not only receive a week of intensive training in GPS and GIS, but will also be amongst a cadre of educators with whom they can share ideas. Thanks to generous support through our training partners at the Mid-Hudson Institute for Service Learning, we are able to offer a limited number of scholarships for teams from New York State, which will cover registration, lodging, and an ArcView site license for the team’s school. A team should consist of an educational professional, a student (grade 7-12), and a local official or representative from a community-based organization. Pre-service teachers, as well as teams led by 4-H staff are also encouraged to apply. A registration fee of $300 covers costs of the 5-day conference. This fee includes all books and materials used in the conference, a GPS receiver and PC cable for downloading data to your computer, as well as an opportunity to purchase ArcView 3.3 software site license at a greatly discounted rate. Meals are included in this fee, as well. Transportation to and from the Holiday Inn to Cayuga Community College will also be provided for participants who are not commuting from home during the conference. College and graduate credit is available. For information on CORSE 2006, and to submit an application, please visit http://www.iagt.org/corse/ Please feel free to share this information with colleagues or post to relevant listserves, and encourage your colleagues and co-educators to attend. Hope to see you at CORSE 2006. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have questions or would like more information. Karen Edelstein ***************************** Karen Edelstein GIT Extension Specialist and Education Coordinator Institute for the Application of Geospatial Technology (IAGT) 199 Franklin Street, Suite 300 Auburn, NY 13021-3025 Phone: (315) 283-9446 FAX: (315) 253-7335 www.iagt.org e-mail: kedelstein@iagt.org

Ruth VanOrder was the daughter of James (age 24 baker) and Ruth (23 stenog) VanOrder and is on the 1930 census report with them in Ithaca, Tompkins, NY. Charmaine Riley Holley archivehobbit@mac.com "...but hobbits have a passion for family history." - Tolkien Lord of the Rings On 4 May 2006, at 22:11, tapatio@bellsouth.net wrote: This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/4RB.2ACE/3123 Message Board Post: I have found several pictures and was hoping to find the family they belong to. In one of the pictures there are three children and a black and white dog sitting on a dock looking out over the water.On the back of the photo it is written "Summer 1932 near Sheldrake Ruth Van Order 4 years ,Jack Chisholm 2 years,Dorothy Chisholm 5 years.Thanks for any help Karen ==== NYTOMPKI Mailing List ==== Check out the Tompkins County WEB PAGE at http://www.rootsweb.com/~nytompki/ ============================== New! Family Tree Maker 2005. Build your tree and search for your ancestors at the same time. Share your tree with family and friends. Learn more: http://landing.ancestry.com/familytreemaker/2005/ tour.aspx?sourceid=14599&targetid=5429

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/4RB.2ACE/3123 Message Board Post: I have found several pictures and was hoping to find the family they belong to. In one of the pictures there are three children and a black and white dog sitting on a dock looking out over the water.On the back of the photo it is written "Summer 1932 near Sheldrake Ruth Van Order 4 years ,Jack Chisholm 2 years,Dorothy Chisholm 5 years.Thanks for any help Karen

1-William Hawver born 1805 married Maria. 2-Henry Hawver born 1834 married Mary Wamsley (Rockwell). 3-Elmer Hawver born 1878 married Lillian Laur married 2nd Mary Jones. 4-Augustus H Hawver born 1899 married Minnie M White and had: Reatha June, Doris Helen, and Frank Ellsworth Hawver (1932-1975). The Hawver/s hailed from Sullivan, Green, Delaware, and Tompkins Co NY. ----- Original Message ----- From: NYTOMPKI-D-request@rootsweb.com To: NYTOMPKI-D@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, May 02, 2006 4:00 AM Subject: NYTOMPKI-D Digest V06 #106 No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.385 / Virus Database: 268.5.1/328 - Release Date: 5/1/2006

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/4RB.2ACE/2078.1.1 Message Board Post: Malcom, In March 2005 I purchased the family bible starting with Henry and Elizabeth Van Order off of Ebay. Some of the names you have mentioned are included in this bible… It starts with Henry>Harrison >Norman >Hattie"VanOrder Birch> Leslie Van Order Birch. It also includes dates for Rueben H. and Harry Phillips, Hattie’s brothers. It is a large family bible that was published in 1790. The dates start in 1796 and the last date is 1904. I found the will posted by John Van Order for this Harrison Van Order on Ancestry Message Board on Apr 27, 1999. It includes some of the names and dates mentioned in this bible. The marriages in the bible are: David M Foot married to Laura Lyon on Feb 27, 1833 David M Foot married to Harrett H. Wheeler (Wheeber?) Feb 9 1856 Harrison Van Order married to Hattie E. Foot on Aug 14, 1852 Norman S. Van Order married to Sallie J. Meaker on July 3, 1872 Rueben Vanorder married to Mable Norton on May 23, 1902 Hattie Van Order married to Parker Birch on Sept 21, 1897 Harry P. Van Order married Apr 23, 1903. (there is no wife written on this entry, just the marriage date.) It also includes births, marriages, deaths, etc. There was a hand written piece of paper found in the bible as follows: H.V Born March 28th 1796 E.V " Nov 19, 1801 A. V " Dec 13, 1820 E. V " Apr 6 1823 L. V " Sept 10 1824 H. V " March 7, 1827 N.V " Jan 13 1834 D. V. "Delia Sept 15, 1835 Martha V " Nov 12 1837 Maranda V " Feb 13 1840 Joana V. " Feb 15 1842 Norman S. V " May 27 1853 I can match up H.V. and E.V as Henry and Elizabeth Van Order…, H.V born 1834 would be Harrison, also Norman S. but the rest are not mentioned in bible. When I seen it on Ebay I HAD to bid on it. It’s a shame that these old bibles are out there and the family members don’t even know about them. I have done research on the Van Nurden/Vannurden, Van Orden and Van Norden families for 34 years and was very excited to run across this Van Order bible. I have always made a record of all the various spellings, including this one, but had no record of this family in my database. I hope some of this information will be helpful. Sue (Van Nurden) Iliff

As I have a Stella DIMICK in my files, I was going to respond to Fran with a question of my own, but Marsha's message made that unnecessary. The Stella DIMICK I have was born about 1871 to Jessie and Susan (CONGDON) DIMICK. In the 1880 Census, they were enumerated in Covert, Seneca Co., NY. Jessie and Susan are both buried in Grove Cemetery, Ulysses. I have nothing else about Stella. Do you? FYI: Susan (CONGDON) DIMICK was the sister of my gg-grandmother Sarah (CONGDON) (ODELL) LEWIS. Bill Hart "Marsha E. Smith" <msmith11511@charter.net> wrote > > >Hi, >I have done a lot of research on this family as part of the descendants of >Platt Smith. Here is what I have along with the documentation. There may >be some clues for you. Hope that it helps... Marsha Smith > > >5a2. Melissa Richards > b. 6 June 1835 > d. 24 Sept 1917 > married > William Dimick > s/o Daniel and Rebecca Dimick > b._______1831 > d. 4 April 1892 > issue > >5a2a. George Dimick > b. ________1853 > d._____________ > >5a2b. Eliza Dimick > b.___May 1856 > d.____________ > >5a2c. Rebecca Dimick > b. 20 Aug 1857 > d. 23 April 1873 > >5a2d. Frank Dimick > b.______1860 > d. 1 Aug 1927 > >5a2e. John W. Dimick > b.______1862 > d. 30 May 1907 > >5a2f. Harriet Dimick > b.__May 1865 > d.__________ > >5a2g. Cora Dimick > b.___Aug 1867 > d.___________ > >5a2h. William Dimick > b._______1870 > d. 26 July 1951 > >5a2i. Estelle Dimick > b.__Aug 1873 > d.__________ > >5a2j. Adelbert Dimick > b.______1876 > d. 28 June 1908 > > DOCUMENTATION > >1. Intestate Record, Platt Richards, Tompkins Co Surrogates >Court, R Adm 1850-69, names daughter Melissa Dimick, wife of >William Dimick. > >2. 1860 Census, Ulysses Twp, Tompkins County, NY p.227 >#1846/448 William Dimmick ae 27 Farm Laborer bn NY > Malissa 25 NY > George 7 NY > Eliza 5 NY > Rebecca 3 NY > Frank 11/12 NY > >3. 1880 Census, Ulysses Twp, Tompkins County, NY page 11/341 >#118/121 William Dimmick 49 Laborer head > Melissa 45 wife > John 18 son > Harriet 15 son > Cora 13 dau > William 10 son > Estelle 8 dau > Adelbert 4 son > >4. THE FREE PRESS AND SENTINEL, vol XXIII, #32, July 4, 1908 >Obituary of Adelbert Dimick: >"The death of Adelbert Dimmick occurred Sunday night at the >home of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Daniel Hennessey of No. 9 Clinton >Street. Survived by son, Nelson, mother Melissa Dimick, 4 >sisters: Mrs. Warren Russell of this city (Trumansburg), Mrs >Otis Blain of Rochester, Mrs. Henry Beacham of Auburn, Mrs. >Emery Spicer of Forestville, NY and 3 brothers: Frank and >William of Trumansburg and George of Albion, Michigan." > >5. Fischer, Carl W. and Swick, Harriet Jackson, BETWEEN THE >LAKES CEMETERIES, The Chief Taughannock Chapter, DAR, >Trumansburg, NY, 1974. >Grove Cemetery, Trumansburg, NY > >page 602; 2203- William Dimick, res T'burg, April 4 1892, 61 >years, consumption, lot 141. > >page 676; 3804- Hannah M. Dimick, no res, September 24, 1917, >82-3-18, Inffection of Blood with rena suppression, lot 141. > >page 545; 1117- Rebecca Dimick, April 23, 1873, 15-8-3, >Consumption, lot 141, dau of Wm H. and Melissa Dimick. > >page 705; 4463- Frank Dimick, res T'burg, Aug 1, 1927, 67 years, >apopolexy, lot 1210. > >page 649; 3162- John W. Dimick, res Ithaca, May 30, 1907, 44 >years, perforating ulcer, lot 141. > > >6. THE FREE PRESS, Trumansburg, NY, Friday, August 3, 1951, >Vol 84, #31, page 1. >The obituary of William Dimick, age 81 of Main St. Trumansburg, >died at the Leonard Nursing Home, Enfield Thursday morning, >July 26, 1951. Survived by daughter Miss Sadie Dimick and >several nieces. > >7. THE INTERLAKEN REVIEW, Interlaken, NY, Friday, September >28, 1917, Vol. XXI, #3, page 2. >"Funeral services of Mrs. Melissa Dimick were held Wednesday >afternoon from Grove Cemetery...widow of William Dimick...age >88...died at the home of her daughter in Phelps." > >8. 1900 Census, Ulysses Twp, Tompkins Co., NY, page 43. >#115/118 Otis Blain b. Dec 1869 ae 30 married 8 years > Stella S. Aug 1873 ae 26 1 child wife > Harold O. Nov 1893 ae 6 son > >9. Dimick Family Records, Joyce Richar Champion, Interlaken, >NY. > >10. 1900 US Census, City of Geneva, Ontario County, NY, Vol. >201, ED 61, sheet 11, page 192A, line 26. >25 Elm Street, Geneva, NY. >#225/239 Warren H. Russell b. Dec 1855 age 44 mar 22y machinist > Eliza E. Russell May 1856 44 1 child wife > Willard H. Russell Jun 1879 20 son > Malissa H. Dimmick Jun 1836 63 widow 10/9alive > mother in law > >11. 1900 US Census, City of Auburn, Cayuga County, NY, ED 7, >sheet 12, page 115A. ?68 Wall St, Auburn. >#207/259 Henry Beachem b. July 1861 age 38 mar 15y machinist > Cora M. Beachem Aug 1867 32 0 child wife > William Hall boarder >Henry Beachem's father was born in England, mother PA. > > >5a2i. Estelle Dimick > b._______Aug 1873 > d._______________ > married > Otis Blain > s/o Amos and Harriet Bond Blain > b._______Dec 1869 > d._______________ > issue > >5a2i1. Harold O. Blain > b. ___Nov 1893 > d.____________ > > DOCUMENTATION > >FREE PRESS AND SENTINEL, Trumansburg, NY, Vol XXIII #32, July >4, 1908, obituary of Adelbert Dimick, states he is survived >by a sister, Mrs. Otis Blain of Rochester.(among others) > >THE FREE PRESS, Trumansburg, NY, marriages: >Otis Blain and Stella Dimick of Trumansburg married Mar 22, >1892. > >THE DESCENDANTS OF DAVID BOND OF HECTOR, manuscript by John >R. Bond, 7407 Hennessy Road, Jacksonville, Florida. States that >Harriet Bond Blain is the daughter of David and Rozilla Adee >Bond, born in 1836 in Hector and married her former brother- >in-law Amos Blain shortly after the death of her sister Jane >in 1856. She is listed as an heir in her father's probate record >(Will of David Bond, Schuyler County Wills, v. 3-5, page 49). > >1892 Census, Ulysses Twp, Tompkins Co. NY, page 8 (304) 16 Feb, >1892 > Amos D. Blaine, 78 > Harriet L. Blaine 54 > Otis Blaine 23 Laborer > >1900 Census Ulysses Twp, Trumansburg village, Tompkins Co. NY, >page 180 (sheet 5B) >144/148 Amos D. Blain Head > Harriet L wife > >page 43 >115/118 Otis Blain b. Dec 1869 ae 30 married 8 years > Stella S. Aug 1873 26 l child wife > Harold O Nov 1893 6 son > > > > > >Marsha E. Smith >501 South Granite St. >Omak WA 98841 >----- Original Message ----- >From: <franj2005@adelphia.net> >To: <NYTOMPKI-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Saturday, April 29, 2006 4:15 PM >Subject: [NYTOMPKI] 1915 and 1925 state censuses > > > > >>This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. >> >>Surnames: Barnes,Blaine, Dimmick >>Classification: Query >> >>Message Board URL: >> >>http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/4RB.2ACE/3122 >> >>Message Board Post: >> >>If anybody has access to these censuses,for Trumansburg and Ulysses area,I >> >> >would sure appreciate the information. > > >>I can trace my father's family through 1900 (Estelle Dimmick and Otis >> >> >James Blaine). But after that I can find no trace of Otis Blaine and >somewhere along the way, my grandmother became Stell Barnes and my father >became Harold Otis Barnes. > > >>Thanks >>Fran (Barnes) Jackson >> >> >>==== NYTOMPKI Mailing List ==== >>Check out the Tompkins County WEB PAGE at >>http://www.rootsweb.com/~nytompki/ >> >> >>============================== >>Census images 1901, 1891, 1881 and 1871, plus so much more. >>Ancestry.com's United Kingdom & Ireland Collection. Learn more: >> >> >http://www.ancestry.com/s13968/rd.ashx > >

Hi Joan, I can't help you with the NY State Census info, but I checked the 1910 Federal Census. In a page dated 5&6 May 1910, David (age 60) and Nora (age 44) SWARTZ with children Emily (age 19), William (age 15), Dorcas (age 10), Herman (age 9), and Marjory (age 7) were enumerated in Hector Twp, Potter, PA (ED 119 page 8A, stamped page number 287). They were also enumerated in Hector Twp in the 1900 Census (ED 112 page 12A, stamped 208, enumerated 27 June 1900). They were indexed as SWARTY. Bill Hart Subject: 1915-1925 census From: Joan Meddaugh <lpmj@juno.com> Date: Fri, 28 Apr 2006 18:56:27 -0400 To: NYTOMPKI-L@rootsweb.com Would someone that has access to the Tompkins Co. NY 1915- 1925 census for the Trumansburg/Ulysses area of NY be willing to do a check for me? I am hoping by checking in the 1915 census to find a Nora Schwartz, her daughter's Ella Dorcas and Marjorie. Ella Dorcas, ( she would have gone by her middle name of Dorcas) would have been either 15 or 16 years of age depending on when the census for that year was taken. Marjorie would have been age 6 or 7. I am also looking and hoping to find if a Mary Swartz Ellsworth and husband Roy W. Ellsworth were in the area during that time. I can place them in T-burg in 1920 as working in a candy store that he either owned or was manager of but don't know if they were there previous to that or after that in 1925. I know that Mary was in Niagara Falls in 1930 and was listed as a widow. Her mother Nora by then was also a widow and living in Niagara Falls. I know for certain that Nora and Dorcas and Marjorie were in the Ulysses-T-burg area in 1917 because their sister Emily came for a visit and that is where she died of meningitis. I am hoping to trace Nora and her daughters from Ulysses, PA to Ulysses, NY and then to Candor. I have filled in the years from 1920 to 1925 as being in Candor but not sure when they came there from the Ulysses, NY area. I would also like to know where to go an look for property information? I am hoping to find information that would tell me if and when Mary's brother Jim Swartz bought property for his mother Nora there in the area of Ulysses/T-burg. I was told that he had brought property there so she could have a small business to keep her afloat. If no evidence is found in the 1915 census for Nora and her girls would someone be willing to check the 1910 census for that same area to see if they were there then? I am also wondering if there is a city or town directory for Ulysses/ T-burg areas. Perhaps that might be of help to me as well. Sure would appreciate any help someone can give me. Joan

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Hi, I have done a lot of research on this family as part of the descendants of Platt Smith. Here is what I have along with the documentation. There may be some clues for you. Hope that it helps... Marsha Smith 5a2. Melissa Richards b. 6 June 1835 d. 24 Sept 1917 married William Dimick s/o Daniel and Rebecca Dimick b._______1831 d. 4 April 1892 issue 5a2a. George Dimick b. ________1853 d._____________ 5a2b. Eliza Dimick b.___May 1856 d.____________ 5a2c. Rebecca Dimick b. 20 Aug 1857 d. 23 April 1873 5a2d. Frank Dimick b.______1860 d. 1 Aug 1927 5a2e. John W. Dimick b.______1862 d. 30 May 1907 5a2f. Harriet Dimick b.__May 1865 d.__________ 5a2g. Cora Dimick b.___Aug 1867 d.___________ 5a2h. William Dimick b._______1870 d. 26 July 1951 5a2i. Estelle Dimick b.__Aug 1873 d.__________ 5a2j. Adelbert Dimick b.______1876 d. 28 June 1908 DOCUMENTATION 1. Intestate Record, Platt Richards, Tompkins Co Surrogates Court, R Adm 1850-69, names daughter Melissa Dimick, wife of William Dimick. 2. 1860 Census, Ulysses Twp, Tompkins County, NY p.227 #1846/448 William Dimmick ae 27 Farm Laborer bn NY Malissa 25 NY George 7 NY Eliza 5 NY Rebecca 3 NY Frank 11/12 NY 3. 1880 Census, Ulysses Twp, Tompkins County, NY page 11/341 #118/121 William Dimmick 49 Laborer head Melissa 45 wife John 18 son Harriet 15 son Cora 13 dau William 10 son Estelle 8 dau Adelbert 4 son 4. THE FREE PRESS AND SENTINEL, vol XXIII, #32, July 4, 1908 Obituary of Adelbert Dimick: "The death of Adelbert Dimmick occurred Sunday night at the home of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Daniel Hennessey of No. 9 Clinton Street. Survived by son, Nelson, mother Melissa Dimick, 4 sisters: Mrs. Warren Russell of this city (Trumansburg), Mrs Otis Blain of Rochester, Mrs. Henry Beacham of Auburn, Mrs. Emery Spicer of Forestville, NY and 3 brothers: Frank and William of Trumansburg and George of Albion, Michigan." 5. Fischer, Carl W. and Swick, Harriet Jackson, BETWEEN THE LAKES CEMETERIES, The Chief Taughannock Chapter, DAR, Trumansburg, NY, 1974. Grove Cemetery, Trumansburg, NY page 602; 2203- William Dimick, res T'burg, April 4 1892, 61 years, consumption, lot 141. page 676; 3804- Hannah M. Dimick, no res, September 24, 1917, 82-3-18, Inffection of Blood with rena suppression, lot 141. page 545; 1117- Rebecca Dimick, April 23, 1873, 15-8-3, Consumption, lot 141, dau of Wm H. and Melissa Dimick. page 705; 4463- Frank Dimick, res T'burg, Aug 1, 1927, 67 years, apopolexy, lot 1210. page 649; 3162- John W. Dimick, res Ithaca, May 30, 1907, 44 years, perforating ulcer, lot 141. 6. THE FREE PRESS, Trumansburg, NY, Friday, August 3, 1951, Vol 84, #31, page 1. The obituary of William Dimick, age 81 of Main St. Trumansburg, died at the Leonard Nursing Home, Enfield Thursday morning, July 26, 1951. Survived by daughter Miss Sadie Dimick and several nieces. 7. THE INTERLAKEN REVIEW, Interlaken, NY, Friday, September 28, 1917, Vol. XXI, #3, page 2. "Funeral services of Mrs. Melissa Dimick were held Wednesday afternoon from Grove Cemetery...widow of William Dimick...age 88...died at the home of her daughter in Phelps." 8. 1900 Census, Ulysses Twp, Tompkins Co., NY, page 43. #115/118 Otis Blain b. Dec 1869 ae 30 married 8 years Stella S. Aug 1873 ae 26 1 child wife Harold O. Nov 1893 ae 6 son 9. Dimick Family Records, Joyce Richar Champion, Interlaken, NY. 10. 1900 US Census, City of Geneva, Ontario County, NY, Vol. 201, ED 61, sheet 11, page 192A, line 26. 25 Elm Street, Geneva, NY. #225/239 Warren H. Russell b. Dec 1855 age 44 mar 22y machinist Eliza E. Russell May 1856 44 1 child wife Willard H. Russell Jun 1879 20 son Malissa H. Dimmick Jun 1836 63 widow 10/9alive mother in law 11. 1900 US Census, City of Auburn, Cayuga County, NY, ED 7, sheet 12, page 115A. ?68 Wall St, Auburn. #207/259 Henry Beachem b. July 1861 age 38 mar 15y machinist Cora M. Beachem Aug 1867 32 0 child wife William Hall boarder Henry Beachem's father was born in England, mother PA. 5a2i. Estelle Dimick b._______Aug 1873 d._______________ married Otis Blain s/o Amos and Harriet Bond Blain b._______Dec 1869 d._______________ issue 5a2i1. Harold O. Blain b. ___Nov 1893 d.____________ DOCUMENTATION FREE PRESS AND SENTINEL, Trumansburg, NY, Vol XXIII #32, July 4, 1908, obituary of Adelbert Dimick, states he is survived by a sister, Mrs. Otis Blain of Rochester.(among others) THE FREE PRESS, Trumansburg, NY, marriages: Otis Blain and Stella Dimick of Trumansburg married Mar 22, 1892. THE DESCENDANTS OF DAVID BOND OF HECTOR, manuscript by John R. Bond, 7407 Hennessy Road, Jacksonville, Florida. States that Harriet Bond Blain is the daughter of David and Rozilla Adee Bond, born in 1836 in Hector and married her former brother- in-law Amos Blain shortly after the death of her sister Jane in 1856. She is listed as an heir in her father's probate record (Will of David Bond, Schuyler County Wills, v. 3-5, page 49). 1892 Census, Ulysses Twp, Tompkins Co. NY, page 8 (304) 16 Feb, 1892 Amos D. Blaine, 78 Harriet L. Blaine 54 Otis Blaine 23 Laborer 1900 Census Ulysses Twp, Trumansburg village, Tompkins Co. NY, page 180 (sheet 5B) 144/148 Amos D. Blain Head Harriet L wife page 43 115/118 Otis Blain b. Dec 1869 ae 30 married 8 years Stella S. Aug 1873 26 l child wife Harold O Nov 1893 6 son Marsha E. Smith 501 South Granite St. Omak WA 98841 ----- Original Message ----- From: <franj2005@adelphia.net> To: <NYTOMPKI-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, April 29, 2006 4:15 PM Subject: [NYTOMPKI] 1915 and 1925 state censuses > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Surnames: Barnes,Blaine, Dimmick > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/4RB.2ACE/3122 > > Message Board Post: > > If anybody has access to these censuses,for Trumansburg and Ulysses area,I would sure appreciate the information. > I can trace my father's family through 1900 (Estelle Dimmick and Otis James Blaine). But after that I can find no trace of Otis Blaine and somewhere along the way, my grandmother became Stell Barnes and my father became Harold Otis Barnes. > > Thanks > Fran (Barnes) Jackson > > > ==== NYTOMPKI Mailing List ==== > Check out the Tompkins County WEB PAGE at > http://www.rootsweb.com/~nytompki/ > > > ============================== > Census images 1901, 1891, 1881 and 1871, plus so much more. > Ancestry.com's United Kingdom & Ireland Collection. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13968/rd.ashx >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Barnes,Blaine, Dimmick Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/4RB.2ACE/3122 Message Board Post: If anybody has access to these censuses,for Trumansburg and Ulysses area,I would sure appreciate the information. I can trace my father's family through 1900 (Estelle Dimmick and Otis James Blaine). But after that I can find no trace of Otis Blaine and somewhere along the way, my grandmother became Stell Barnes and my father became Harold Otis Barnes. Thanks Fran (Barnes) Jackson

Perhaps a clue from the 1888-1889 Ithaca Directory: Edward Doyle of Doyle and Cleary 23 E. State St., Ithaca I've no idea what was at that location in the late 1880s but this might give you an avenue for further research. All the other Doyles were residing at 128 W. State St. in the same Directory. Happy Hunting! Joyce, Raleigh, NC

Would someone that has access to the Tompkins Co. NY 1915- 1925 census for the Trumansburg/Ulysses area of NY be willing to do a check for me? I am hoping by checking in the 1915 census to find a Nora Schwartz, her daughter's Ella Dorcas and Marjorie. Ella Dorcas, ( she would have gone by her middle name of Dorcas) would have been either 15 or 16 years of age depending on when the census for that year was taken. Marjorie would have been age 6 or 7. I am also looking and hoping to find if a Mary Swartz Ellsworth and husband Roy W. Ellsworth were in the area during that time. I can place them in T-burg in 1920 as working in a candy store that he either owned or was manager of but don't know if they were there previous to that or after that in 1925. I know that Mary was in Niagara Falls in 1930 and was listed as a widow. Her mother Nora by then was also a widow and living in Niagara Falls. I know for certain that Nora and Dorcas and Marjorie were in the Ulysses-T-burg area in 1917 because their sister Emily came for a visit and that is where she died of meningitis. I am hoping to trace Nora and her daughters from Ulysses, PA to Ulysses, NY and then to Candor. I have filled in the years from 1920 to 1925 as being in Candor but not sure when they came there from the Ulysses, NY area. I would also like to know where to go an look for property information? I am hoping to find information that would tell me if and when Mary's brother Jim Swartz bought property for his mother Nora there in the area of Ulysses/T-burg. I was told that he had brought property there so she could have a small business to keep her afloat. If no evidence is found in the 1915 census for Nora and her girls would someone be willing to check the 1910 census for that same area to see if they were there then? I am also wondering if there is a city or town directory for Ulysses/ T-burg areas. Perhaps that might be of help to me as well. Sure would appreciate any help someone can give me. Joan

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Doyle Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/4RB.2ACE/3121 Message Board Post: I am looking for information on a hotel/boarading house run by Edward Doyle in Ithaca, NY. The 1880 census shows him as a hotel keeper. What hotel - where in Ithaca? It also shows his sisters Hattie and Breezy, and brother Dennis a couple of servents and 5 or 6 boarders. Would appreciate any help!

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/4RB.2ACE/3120 Message Board Post: I keep getting requests for a bigger version of the 1829 Tompkins County map scan. The Large one listed at http://www.rootsweb.com/~nytompki/maps.htm is not the biggest one but actually my small version. See below Small http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~springport/pictures165/16535small.jpg LARGE http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~springport/pictures165/16535.jpg