I am interested in information on Bessie Ward b.1896 and Celia Ward b. 1898 or their families if they married. Their father was Warren Ward and their mother was Minnie Rice. The girls were born in the Rosendale area of Ulster County and had several sisters and brothers. I would be most appreciative of any help the list may be able to offer. Thank you. Ed Berinato Schenectady,NY

Hi again, Barbara--I spoke to my Dad and he remembers that a lady who lived in Kripplebush, Town of Marbletown, Ulster Co. in the 1940s-1950s was a Hendricks. Her married name was Osterhoudt. Her mother's name was Grace Hendricks, although that would have been her married name. While I was talking to my dad on the phone I had him look in the current phone book and he reported there were several Hendricks listed. Perhaps you can get in touch with some of those people and will find some cousins! Regards, Marilyn Stern, Austin, TX In a message dated 9/11/99 7:27:29 AM Central Daylight Time, HPBH22B@prodigy.com writes: > I > am researching my grandmother's family (Hendricks) and have very > little info to go on. She was an Iowa Orphan Train Rider, and rarely > if ever, spoke of her childhood. I was able to find out that she was > born in Marbletown, NY, in approximately 1893. She was sent to the > Children's Aid Society in 1904 from the "KINGSTON INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL", > where she had been for about one year.

In a message dated 9/10/1999 11:34:19 PM, HPBH22B@prodigy.com wrote: >Can anyone give me any info on an institution in Kingston, NY, circa >1900, known as the Kingston Industrial School. What was it, and does >it still exist? Can any answers to this please be posted to the list? I'm very interested in the answer too. Thanks.

Hi Listers: Can anyone give me any info on an institution in Kingston, NY, circa 1900, known as the Kingston Industrial School. What was it, and does it still exist? Many thanks, Barbara

Joy wrote: "Am researching the families, HOUGHTALING and EIGHMEY..." Just thought I would let you know that there is an Eighmyville Road, also known as Salisbury Turnpike and Wildey's Corners Road, in Rhinebeck, off Rt. 308 about three miles east of the town center. It is my understanding that it was called Eighmyville because it was once a hamlet, that is, a small cluster of houses considered a community. Sharon Carberry

Darcie - I would be very interested in the connection between the Bodine and Parslow families in Ulster County. What Parslow info do you have? My husband is descended from the Parslows of Ulster and Schoharie counties. Thank you, Lynn, wlj1@compuserve.com

Am researching the families, HOUGHTALING and EIGHMEY and FERRIS in and around the KIngston, NY, area in the 1700's and 1800's. Have a little info on the families but not much. Edward HOUGHTALING and wife, Mary EIGHMEY, are buried in Wiltwyck Cem. in Kingston,NY. Am trying to piece together the families further back. Thanks for any help. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yahoo.com

I'm working backwards and have hit blank walls on the distaff side, so any help on these would be terrific;-) UPRIGHT, Minnie B. ; b. Oct. 1863, Gardner, NY; m. Myron Terpening 1/22/1884; d. about 1959 in Highland, NY SELLECK, Harriet; b. 11/13/1829 Milton, NY; m. Alfred Terpening - 1857; d. 3/17/1915 E. Orange, NJ (mother of Myron and mother-in-law of Minnie Upright Terpening) PIERSON, Samuel; m. Rose Parks, dau. Rosella (b. 1/5/1858, d. 12/27/1923); living in Troy, NY when Rosella was born in 1858 NORTHRUP, Alice; m. Phillip Alonzo Morse, dau. F. Lela (b. June 1885, d. July 1966 or 1967); lived in Troy, NY throughout daughter's youth and likely died there Thanks, Sherry

I'll add my names for the roll call: SAMUEL CAMPBELL , JOEL CAMPBELL b.1735.....JOSESPH LEONARD...b 22 Jan 1692 NANCY LEONARD b 1737

Seeking information on family and ancestry of Jacob Bodine (Budine), b. abt 1775, Ulster Co., NY; first appears in 1800 census, Marbletown, Ulster Co.; I believe him to be the Jacob Bodine shown in Kingston DRC christening records with wife, Elizabeth Delamater, christening son, Francis, on 20 Apr 1800. Moved by 1810 census to town of Middletown, Delaware Co., NY; d. aft 1860, prob. at Middletown. Known children Moses, Levi, and Thomas. Bodine family of Ulster Co. supposedly French Huguenots. This is not the Jacob Bodine who appears in Orange Co., NY records. There could be some connection to Francis Bodine of Ulster Co., and to the PERSLOW/PARSLOW family of same. Any help appreciated. Darcie Randall Ridolfi (DJRR@aol.com)

Looking for Hayden, Dougherty, McReynolds, McGranathan, McIlvar

Dear Ulster members, I am looking for any Puseys that lived in Ulster Co NY I have found only one. Robert Pusey b.1715 in Chseter Co. married Magdalina(sometimes noted as Maudlina) Van Meter b.1725 in Salem Co. NY They were married in the Reformed Dutch Church, ca 1739/40. They moved around alot. There daughter was boen in LaPorte IN, She lived in WV and KY. Robert owned property in VA that was inherited from the VanMeters The R.D.C. of Kingston is the same church in which Magdalina's parents were married in 1682. My great great grandfather Henry E. Pusey was born in NY in 1838 and he notes that his father was also born in NY. I am trying to connect them to Robert Pusey Carol Maplesden

Not sure if we touched before on Devoe in Ulster Co. I am trying to connect to Michael Devoe, perhaps this info may help you in your search. If anyone can continue one of the male lines I would like to have that information. Dale in MO Descendants of (Capt) Michael DE VOE 1 (Capt) Michael DE VOE b: 1717 in Of Albany, Albany, NY d: in Near Poughkeepsie, Dutchess, New York .. +Elizabeth SNYDER OR SCHNEIDER b: Abt 1735 in , Germany m: 1752 ........ 2 Abraham DE VOE ........ 2 Jurg DE VOE ........ 2 Johannes DE VOE ........ 2 Hannah DE VOE b: January 03, 1753 in Kingston, Ulster, NY ............ +Gaberial CARLING b: 1748 in Of New Paltz, Ulster, New York m: January 21, 1796 in Kingston, Ulster, NY d: in Ulster, NY ................... 3 John CARLING b: May 29, 1775 in Poughkeepsie, Dutchess, NY d: February 08, 1829 ................... 3 Abraham CARLING b: January 10, 1779 in Kingston, Ulster, NY d: June 21, 1878 ....................... +Sarah FREER b: January 17, 1779 in Kingston, Ulster, NY m: January 21, 1798 in Kingston, Ulster, NY d: August 26, 1828 in Nauvoo, Hancock, IL ................... 3 David CARLING b: Abt 1781 in <Kingston, Ulster, NY> ................... 3 Mary CARLING b: Abt 1783 in <Kingston, Ulster, NY> ................... 3 Jacob CARLING b: Abt 1785 in <Kingston, Ulster, NY> ................... 3 Leah CARLING b: Abt 1787 in <Kingston, Ulster, NY> ................... 3 Rachel CARLING b: Abt 1789 in <Kingston, Ulster, NY> ................... 3 Maria CARLING b: Abt 1791 in <Kingston, Ulster, NY> ........ 2 Catherine DE VOE b: April 02, 1775 in Poughkeepsie, Dutchess, New York d: Bef 1775

Looking for information on the two Mather(s), James and Ebenezer, who fought in the Revolutionary War and were listed among the soldiers from Ulster County. Any information would be helpful and much appreciated. Susan <ssauve@ecentral.com> Lakewood, Colo.

My great great grandparents were THOMAS DUNN and MARGARET FINN DUNN Both were born in Ireland (no idea where) came to the Hurley, NY area possibly in the 1840's or early 1850's. They had four children that I know of as follows: Mary Dunn - marries James Carroll. Lived in Hurley for a while and then moved to Troy, NY. Mary dies between 1880 and 1885 most likely in Troy. Michael Dunn - Born January 1861 in Hurley and married Margaret Keely in Oxford, NY. Dies in Norwich, NY on May 21, 1922 Martin Dunn - Born April 5, 1864 in Hurley and married Frances Flannigan in Oxford, NY. Dies in Norwich, NY on May 30, 1927. Katherine Dunn - Born 1860 in Hurley. Never married and died in Troy, NY on March 6, 1934. Katherine is buried in St. Joseph's Cemetery in Kingston and the stone shows her parent's names but they are not buried there with her. It is possible that when Mary Dunn Carroll died (leaving four infant girls) her parents Thomas and Margaret come to Troy. Thomas dies on August 20, 1881 but I have been unable to locate where. He was in Hurley in the 1880 census. Margaret dies on December 12, 1885 in Troy and the newspaper death notice says burial will be in Rondout, NY but I have no idea what cemetery. My unanswered questions on the Dunn's are: 1. Where did Thomas and Margaret come from? 2. Where are they buried and where did Thomas die? 3. Were there other Dunn relatives in Hurley? 4. Michael and Martin were stonecutters in Hurley and had the same occupation in Oxford, NY (near Norwich). Were there Dunn relatives in Oxford that brought the two boys there? 5. Mary Dunn Carroll was in the 1880 census in Troy with her husband James Carrol and four girls. Mary and two of the girls (Margaret Carroll and Catherine Carroll - who were both born in Hurley) disappear from the records and James is remarried around 1885 and has a new family started. So when did Mary, Margaret and Catherine die? I am posting this message to the Dunn, Ulster County and Ireland mailing lists to see if there are any clues out there. Thanks in advance, Bill McGrath Clifton Park, NY

Hi Listers, I am looking for the following named ancestors, most of them in the 1800's: Sparling, Peter Wynkoop Shultis, Maria Stratton, Edgar/Egbert Post, Peter Martin, Rhoda Every, Andrew Bell, Elizabeth Bush, Eve Jones, Mary

Okay, I'll join in. I'm searching MC NEAL/MC NEIL prior to 1747-1800, Ulster Co., CARMAN prior to 1771-1800, New Paltz, Ulster Co., BORLAND/BORELAND ca. 1768, Wallkill, Ulster Co. (?), BUTTERFIELD ca. 1768, Wallkill, Ulster Co. ALLISON prior to 1747, Ulster Co. BUCHANAN prior to 1747, Ulster Co. Best of luck to all of you. --Debbie Cowman dlcowman@juno.com

Here's my entry - All from Orange County in the 1880s to 1950s ALTMANN - William, Katherine (Linder) LINDER - Mathias, Catherina (Jaeger) Thanks - Kim Altmann

Surnames: Shoecraft (Zugraft, Shugraft, etc) 1750-1800 Roosa (Roos, Rosa) 1660-1770 Sammons (Sammon, Thomeszen) 1660-1800 and related surnames. mikeshoe@netzero.net ________________________________________________________ NetZero - We believe in a FREE Internet. Shouldn't you? Get your FREE Internet Access and Email at http://www.netzero.net/download/index.html

Looking for the marriage record for Pierre Richard / Richaive and wife Zusannah in or after 1660. Pierre came to NY on the Bonte Koe ship in 1660. He was identified as a British soldier from from Paris, France. He died in or before 1666. Thanks in advance for your help. Regards, Jean Boutcher ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.