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    1. [NYTOMPKI] Lunger, Van Order, North

    3. This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: goodwin2 Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.newyork.counties.tompkins/5110/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Some members of the North family mentioned below married into the Lunger and Van Order families in the Tompkins/Seneca County area. See note below re male occupations that seemed to link these families. James North, b. 1783 in NJ m. Lydia Raymond b. 1786 in MA James and Lydia moved to Seneca County, New York sometime in the early 1800s where they had eight [identified] children. This North line, for the most part, lived in Seneca and/or Tompkins County, New York. Several of the male descendants were carpenters or boat builders by trade and tended to marry into families with the same skills. I am interested in finding the descendants of George H. North, b. 1877 in Seneca County, New York, m. Margaret Unknown. They moved to Rhode Island and probably died there. Two children. This George H. was known to me as "Uncle George". I have a picture of him that I would be happy to share with a descendant. Handsome fellow. His son, also George H. b. Jan 1912 in MA, d. Aug 1995 in CA m. Katherine Unknown. His nickname was "Buster". I also have a picture of him that I would be happy to share with a descendant. Daughter of George, b. 1877 - Anna, b. 1914 in MA, m. Ralph Cataldo and lived in California in the 1960s. Four Cataldo children, Carol, Pat, Ralph and Robert - no dates for them. I haven't seen anyone on the message boards that seems to be looking at this line. Am hoping to share these pictures with a descendant before my kids thow out all the "Stuff" that they have no connection to. My association with this line is only that "a North" married my father's sister. It may be that most of this North line moved out of the Tompkins County area and current generations are unaware of any connection to this locale. WHERE ARE THE DIE HARD GENEALOGISTS LOOKING FOR UNCLE GEORGE? Always happy to share - many folks in the Seneca, Tompkins and Schuyler Counties of New York. Goodwin2 Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

    08/05/2007 06:06:58
    1. Re: [NYTOMPKI] Lunger, Van Order, North
    2. Marsha E. Smith

    3. I have a North line. Hattie Richards, daughter of Smith Richards married Arthur C North. Smith Richards is the son of Albert Richards and Harriet Bonham. Albert Richards is the son of Hannah Smith and Nathaniel Richards. Hannah Smith is the daughter of Platt Smith and Johannah Schoonover. So: Platt Smith and Johannah Schoonover Had (among others) Hannah Smith who married Nathaniel Richards Who had (among others) Albert Richards who married Harriet Bonham Who had (among others): Smith Richards b.________1849 d. 6 Dec 1912 married Julia E.____________ b. ___________1850 d/o____________________ d. ________________ issue Hattie O. Richards b. ___________ d. _____________ DOCUMENTATION 1. 1905 NYS Census, Town of Ulysses, Tompkins County, NY, Third Election District, Town Line Road, page 9, stamped 715. Smith B. Richards head age 56 Blacksmith Julia E. Richards wife 55 Grace D. North gr. dau 12 George W. North gr. son 9 Pearle North gr. dau 5 2. 1910 US Census, Town of Ulysses, Tompkins County, NY, ED 195, sheet 12, page 281 B, County Line Road. #321/351 Smith Richards age 62 married 35 years head Julia Richards 61 one child/alive wife Grace North grand child Pearl North grand child 3. Marriage Announcement, The Free Press, Trumansburg,NY, ____________, Arthur C. North and Hattie O Richards married in Covert 24 Feb 1892. 4. Trumansburg News, THE INTERLAKEN REVIEW, Interlaken, NY, Friday, Dec. 20, 1912, Vol. XXVI, #25. The funeral services of Smith B. Richards were held last week Monday at Odd Fellows Hall. Mr. Richards died suddenly at the home of his daughter in Ithaca, where he was attending court as a juryman. 5. Fischer, Carl W. and Swick, Harriet J, BETWEEN THE LAKES CEMETERIES, The Chief Taughannock Chapter, DAR, Trumansburg, NY, 1974. #3512 Smith B. Richards, res T-Burg, 6 Dec 1912, age 63 years, Apoplexy, lot 454, Grove Cemetery, Trumansburg, NY, page 664. Hattie O. Richards b. ___________ d. _____________ married 24 Feb 1892 Arthur C. North b._____________ s/o_____________________________ d.______________ issue Grace North b. __________1893 d. ______________ George W. North b. _________1896 d. _____________ Pearl North b. __________1900 d. ______________ DOCUMENTATION 1. 1905 NYS Census, Town of Ulysses, Tompkins County, NY, Third Election District, Town Line Road, page 9, stamped 715. Smith B. Richards head age 56 Blacksmith Julia E. Richards wife 55 Grace D. North gr. dau 12 George W. North gr. son 9 Pearle North gr. dau 5 2. 1910 US Census, Town of Ulysses, Tompkins County, NY, ED 195, sheet 12, page 281 B, County Line Road. #321/351 Smith Richards age 62 married 35 years head Julia Richards 61 one child/alive wife Grace North grand child Pearl North grand child 3. Marriage Announcement, The Free Press, Trumansburg,NY, ____________, Arthur C. North and Hattie O Richards married in Covert 24 Feb 1892. 4. Trumansburg News, THE INTERLAKEN REVIEW, Interlaken, NY, 30 Jan 1938. Mrs. Smith Richards of the Town Line Road, returned Monday from a two weeks' stay at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. Martin Jones and Mr. Jones in Lansing. 5. Trumansburg News, THE INTERLAKEN REVIEW, Interlaken, NY, 24 Feb 1939. Mrs. Smith Richards, who has been spending some time at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. Martin Jones, in Lansing, expects to return home Sunday. Mrs. Richards fell recently, dislocating her shoulder. She is recovering nicely.

    08/05/2007 05:33:55