I've posted by surname to PolandBorder and Rootsweb. Where else can I post to get my names out there to hopefully connect with others? I know my parents, gparents and ggparents resided in both NJ & NY but not real sure of locations yet so not sure where to post. Any help would be appreciated. I'd like to make myself a list to keep track of where I've posted so I can track progress. Thanks all. Loretta Schabowsky Sutton in Millville, Cumberland Co., NJ LAS 1958@aol.com Searching for:::SKABOWSKI/SCHABOWSKY, BOLCHON/BOLCHONUS, LUBY/LUBOWSKI for starters on my father's side.

Hi! They may not have records from 1865. I have run across this with several states nto just NY ..In Ny records weren't required to be kept until 1880..now some clerks do have earlier records as do some genealogical societies..but in my research I have found very few records before 1880 in NY..I go by headstones, some newspaper articles, some scribble in family bibles, etc..I haven't found any "papers" with the exception of a naturalization, before 1880 in NY. Anyways..good luck! I have spoken to Audrey Klinkenberg before..she is very, very kind and I am sure if there is a record out there for you, she could probably find it! Happy Hunting!! Michele R. Lockwood

Dear List, I recently spoke with the county clerk in Kingston requesting a death record. I had been told the record was with the surrogate court files. I was told that these files were unreleaseable. The clerk referred me to Ms. Klinkenberg, a genealogical researcher. I also tried the town clerk of Lloyd and New Paltz and was told neither of them had such records. I am seeking the death record of Cornelius DEYO,d. 2 24 1865. He is the son of William DEYO and I need actual proof of parentage. Does anyone know why these records are not available to researchers. Or, does anyone have any other ideas as to how to proceed. Please let me hear from you. I am at KMACinTX@aol.com. Thank you for any suggestions that you may have. Karen

Hi, I am looking for any info anyone might have on EGBERT ROSE b. 1822? d 1911. He married RACHEL ROSE? (or KLEARWATER) in Ulster co. They also had a daughter JULIAETTA ROSE b. 10-18-1869. d. 2-12-1927 who married a CHARLES W. ARKILLS, any info on the above people would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Patti

--part1_84cbfa1d.24510333_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --part1_84cbfa1d.24510333_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: KRAFTYONE1@aol.com From: KRAFTYONE1@aol.com Full-name: KRAFTYONE1 Message-ID: <84cbfa1d.2451024a@aol.com> Date: Thu, 22 Apr 1999 18:52:58 EDT Subject: Fwd: Ulster County query To: Hopefarm@Hopefarm.com MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="part2_84cbfa1d.2451024a_boundary" X-Mailer: AOL 4.0 for Windows 95 sub 9 Reply-To: KRAFTYONE1@aol.com --part2_84cbfa1d.2451024a_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --part2_84cbfa1d.2451024a_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: KRAFTYONE1@aol.com From: KRAFTYONE1@aol.com Full-name: KRAFTYONE1 Message-ID: <84cbfa1d.2451009c@aol.com> Date: Thu, 22 Apr 1999 18:45:48 EDT Subject: Fwd: Ulster County query To: hopefarm@hopefarm.com MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="part3_84cbfa1d.2451009c_boundary" X-Mailer: AOL 4.0 for Windows 95 sub 9 Reply-To: KRAFTYONE1@aol.com --part3_84cbfa1d.2451009c_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --part3_84cbfa1d.2451009c_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: KRAFTYONE1@aol.com From: KRAFTYONE1@aol.com Full-name: KRAFTYONE1 Message-ID: <84cbfa1d.2450ff1c@aol.com> Date: Thu, 22 Apr 1999 18:39:24 EDT Subject: Ulster County query To: hopefarm@hopefarm.com MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL 4.0 for Windows 95 sub 9 Reply-To: KRAFTYONE1@aol.com DONNELLY-HARRINGTON Looking for any information on James Donnelly b. abt. 1860s m. Emeline. They lived in Ellenville 1891-1892 Children: Viola b. abt. 1891 m. Perry Harrington Nicholas James Maude Any information greatly appreciated. Kraftyone1@aol.com (Jean Lee) --part3_84cbfa1d.2451009c_boundary-- --part2_84cbfa1d.2451024a_boundary-- --part1_84cbfa1d.24510333_boundary--

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------10C167396C4E5A718302A19F Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --------------10C167396C4E5A718302A19F Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Received: from bl-14.rootsweb.com ([204.212.38.30]) by mtiwgwc08.worldnet.att.net (InterMail v03.02.07 118 124) with ESMTP id <19990421131913.OCVL378@bl-14.rootsweb.com>; Wed, 21 Apr 1999 13:19:13 +0000 Received: (from slist@localhost) by bl-14.rootsweb.com (8.9.3/8.9.3) id GAA07500; Wed, 21 Apr 1999 06:10:10 -0700 (PDT) Resent-Date: Wed, 21 Apr 1999 06:10:10 -0700 (PDT) Message-Id: <3.0.1.32.19990421091254.006a2490@pop.snet.net> X-Sender: ppfaff@pop.snet.net X-Mailer: Windows Eudora Pro Version 3.0.1 (32) Date: Wed, 21 Apr 1999 09:12:54 -0400 Old-To: NYC-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com From: Peter & Nancy Pfaff <ppfaff@snet.net> Old-Cc: NYWESTCH-L@rootsweb.com Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Subject: [NYC] 13 May 1885 New York Times Resent-Message-ID: <_eaSo.A.B1B.y4cH3@bl-14.rootsweb.com> To: NYC-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com Resent-From: NYC-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com X-Mailing-List: <NYC-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/14831 X-Loop: NYC-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com Precedence: list Resent-Sender: NYC-ROOTS-L-request@rootsweb.com Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable X-MIME-Autoconverted: from 8bit to quoted-printable by bl-14.rootsweb.com id GAA07500 X-Mozilla-Status2: 00000000 >From the 13 May 1885 New York Times: CITY AND SUBURBAN NEWS New York -The plans for a new frame structure for the Tremont Baptist Bhurch, to b= e erected at Nos. 1815 and 1817 Washington Ave, and to cost $4,500 were fil= ed at the Bureau of Buildings yesterday. -While Mrs. Rachel PAYNE, a colored nurse, was cooking her breakfast at N= o. 245 Bleecker St yesterday, her clothing caught fire, and she was burned s= o badly that she died before the ambulence arrived. -The steamship Holland, of the National Line, which arrived from London o= n Monday [May 11], was detained at Quaranting because one of the firemen wa= s suffering with smallpox. The patient was sent to the Smallpox Hospital a= nd the vessel was fumigated. Brooklyn -The funeral of all unclaimed bodies recovered from the ruins of the Brooklyn factory building on State street will take place today at 2 o'clock from teh Union Congregational Church on Hoyt street. All the expenses of interment, which will be at Greenwodd, are borne by the city. The work of rendering the ruins safe for the searchers for bodies will probably not be finished for several days. The inquest in the case of th= e victims will be begun by Coroner MENNINGER this morning. Westchester County -More operatives were at work in the carpet mills at Yonkers yesterday th= at on any previous day since the strike. The spinning and print mills will = be started up today. -The Yonkers Water Commissioners yesterday made a tour of inspection of t= he springs which, through the Grassy Sprain River, furnish the water supply = of Yonkers. The visit had for its object the commencement of an action to restrain the Hollywood Cemetery Association from occupying the property they have selected for burial purposes, on the ground that it would endanger the health of the city by polluting the water. AGAINST THE ELEVATED ROAD Late on the night of Jan. 19, 1882, John D. McAULIFFE ran up to the elevated railroad station at Forty-seventh street and Third avenue. He wa= s in a hurry to catch an approaching trian. The ticket seller was not in th= e box. McAULIFFE put 10 cents on the shelf in front of the box and called t= he attention of the ticket taker to the money. The ticket taker stopped him= , saying that he could not pass without a ticket. McAULIFFE expostulated a= nd while he was talking, the train he wanted to board arrived and left the station. Then he and the ticket taker had a futher discussion which resulted in a fight. A policeman arrested Mr. McAULIFFE, who was discharg= ed the next day. Soon afterward he sued the Manhattan Railway Company, alleging that his arrest and imprisionment were malicious. The jury gave the plaintiff a verdict for $200 damages. AN INSURANCE AGENT IN TROUBLE John McDERMOT, an insurance agent, was before Police Justice DUFFY yesterday, charged by Mrs. Ellen McGRATH with having illegally retained $1500 of her money. In 1882, the complainant stated, the life of ther so= n Charles was insured for $2000 through McDERMOT. The son died in November last and Mrs. McGRATH, who cannot read or write, was induced by McDERMOT = to put her mark to a document authorizing him to collect the insurance. She asserted that the agent paid her only $500, keeping the rest. McDERMOT declared that he kept the money in payment of the advances made by him to Charles. WHAT SANITARY INSPECTORS FOUND The Sanitary Inspectors reported to the Board of Health yesterday the report of the house-to-house inspection for the past week. During that period they visited 322 tenements houses, 66 private dwellings, 5 factories, 5 lodging houses and 2 stables. Of the tenement houses visite= d 151 were found in bad sanitary condition, 58 in good, and 113 in fair condition. Nineteen of the private dwellings were found in good sanitary condition, 28 were fair, and 9 bad. The 5 factories visited were all in bad condition. Of the lodging houses, 2 were bad and 3 good. TAKING HIS OWN LIFE James W. RAYMOND, who lived at No. 33 Market street, shot himself through the head yesterday. He was born in Canaan, Conn. where his father still lives. For a year past, he had been very despondent. In January 1884 he lived in Michigan with his wife and grown-up son. One night while he was absent from home a dam near his house burst and the flood carried away th= e house and drowned the inmates. 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Hello. I am trying to find out if an ancestor of mine definitely served in the civil war or not..family tradition says yes but I have no proof. I sent away for a record and there is one but I can't tell if its mine or not. I am looking for Abraham Lockwood (Abram) The Abraham Lockwood I found served in the 120th regiment N.Y.S. Vol. Inf. Abraham Lockwood was born April 14, 1813 and died Oct 12 1887. He died in Ulster County and lived in Ulster County although I don't know if he was born in Ulster County. Are there any books that I could look through to see if they mention him? Maybe they mention his family and I can connect him to my line. I live in Kansas..can I use interlibrary loan if there are books available to look this up? Thank you all in advance! Michele R. Lockwood

Would like to coorespond with anyone researching KELLY, KELLEY, HILLIKER, CONKLIN surnames....Have lots to share. Renee Kelley Wright NYULSTER-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > NYULSTER-D Digest Volume 99 : Issue 104 > > Today's Topics: > #1 Kingston Rondout Directory ["Anna Brookes" <akayb@a-znet.com>] > #2 Re:Kingston & Rondout Directory [Susan Bedson <sbedson@worldnet.att] > #3 Re: Old Dutch Church, Kingston [Richard Frisbie <hopefarm@hopefarm] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from NYULSTER-D, send a message to > > NYULSTER-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Kingston Rondout Directory > Date: Tue, 20 Apr 1999 07:13:11 -0400 > From: "Anna Brookes" <akayb@a-znet.com> > To: NYULSTER-L@rootsweb.com > > Would like someone with access to Kingston &Rondout Directory > published by Wm. H. Boyd, NY, NY, 1857 to contact me. Thanks. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Re:Kingston & Rondout Directory > Date: Tue, 20 Apr 1999 07:43:01 -0400 > From: Susan Bedson <sbedson@worldnet.att.net> > To: NYULSTER-L@rootsweb.com > > Kingston &Rondout Directory published by Wm. H. Boyd, NY, NY, 1857 to > contact me. Thanks. > > Hi All, > > I didn't know there was such a Directory - sure would love to know > something about it if possible. My VERY elusive relatives should be in > it. > > Thanks, > Sue in TN > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Re: Old Dutch Church, Kingston > Date: Tue, 20 Apr 99 16:55:25 -0500 > From: Richard Frisbie <hopefarm@hopefarm.com> > To: NYULSTER-L@rootsweb.com > > -- [ From: Richard Frisbie * EMC.Ver #2.5.02 ] -- > > -------- REPLY, Original message follows -------- > Have written asking for a list of names of persons buried in their cemetery > around and beneath the church and have rec'd a ltr frm them saying it is > against their policy to release such a list. Anyone know of what I can do > next??? Marge. > <snip> > I'll call them - Richard > -------- REPLY, End of original message -------- > > Listmembers > The church returned my call today with an explanation and an offer. > It seems that when the church's Houtaling cemetery was sold, the bones were > reinterred at the Old Dutch Church. That list is in the Poucher & > Terwilliger's Old Gravestones of Ulster County and is available for sale > (from my shop among others). > The book of the original burials actually in the Old Dutch Church Cemetery > was compiled with (the help of a lawyer and) the specific requirement that > it NOT be published at all (ever - period). That's why Marge's request for a > copy of the book elicited the above response. > However, Donna Light, curator of the Church Museum, offered to make a copy > of the names only from that book which I can post on the Ulster Genweb page. > > http://www.hopefarm.com/geneatop.htm > Then anyone seeking further information on a specific name can send a > stamped self-addressed envelope to her at the church for a free copy of the > page(s) that name appears on. > Ms Light promised the list within a month. Meanwhile, if you have a > genealogical emergency, send her the SASE and the surname for a page - if > one exists. > Donna Light > Old Dutch Church > PO Box 3006 > Kingston NY 12402 > > I hope this helps some. > Richard

-- [ From: Richard Frisbie * EMC.Ver #2.5.02 ] -- -------- REPLY, Original message follows -------- Have written asking for a list of names of persons buried in their cemetery around and beneath the church and have rec'd a ltr frm them saying it is against their policy to release such a list. Anyone know of what I can do next??? Marge. <snip> I'll call them - Richard -------- REPLY, End of original message -------- Listmembers The church returned my call today with an explanation and an offer. It seems that when the church's Houtaling cemetery was sold, the bones were reinterred at the Old Dutch Church. That list is in the Poucher & Terwilliger's Old Gravestones of Ulster County and is available for sale (from my shop among others). The book of the original burials actually in the Old Dutch Church Cemetery was compiled with (the help of a lawyer and) the specific requirement that it NOT be published at all (ever - period). That's why Marge's request for a copy of the book elicited the above response. However, Donna Light, curator of the Church Museum, offered to make a copy of the names only from that book which I can post on the Ulster Genweb page. http://www.hopefarm.com/geneatop.htm Then anyone seeking further information on a specific name can send a stamped self-addressed envelope to her at the church for a free copy of the page(s) that name appears on. Ms Light promised the list within a month. Meanwhile, if you have a genealogical emergency, send her the SASE and the surname for a page - if one exists. Donna Light Old Dutch Church PO Box 3006 Kingston NY 12402 I hope this helps some. Richard

Kingston &Rondout Directory published by Wm. H. Boyd, NY, NY, 1857 to contact me. Thanks. Hi All, I didn't know there was such a Directory - sure would love to know something about it if possible. My VERY elusive relatives should be in it. Thanks, Sue in TN

Would like someone with access to Kingston &Rondout Directory published by Wm. H. Boyd, NY, NY, 1857 to contact me. Thanks.

-- [ From: Richard Frisbie * EMC.Ver #2.5.02 ] -- Listmembers - your response was overwhelming - Thank You! Please allow me to share this: <<Thank you, Richard, for putting the message out about Jean's genealogy papers. There were so many responses! I am thinking of contacting LDS to place them. There is a lot of information about all her different lines which pertain to various locations in the US and Germany. I think more people would benefit if they were in a central location. I assure you they will not go to the dump. I wonder if she had a plan as to what should be done. She got so sick so fast, we never discussed it. I'll let you know what transpires, and I'll see what the LDS people say.>> Also, a friendly remainder for us all to plan AND make arrangements for the dispersal (not disposal) of our collections while we are able. Good day Richard

I am searching for information pertaining to ancestors/siblings of my grandmother, Gertrude Seymour Bradley(1871-1926). She was the daughter of Charles and Adeline Schoonmaker Seymour who were born in Mondena, Ulster Co. NY. The Bureau of Vital Statistics for the City of Newburgh, NY, showed on her death certificate that she was born in Newburgh, but they couldn't find a birth certificate for her. She was married to Albert E. Bradley and they resided in Newburgh, NY. They had 3 children: Della, Frank and Winifred Gertrude, who was my mother. Would really appreciate any help or suggestions! Barbara J. Pulley

Hi all. I was wondering if anyone had acess to a Cemetary Listing, or the Cemetary itself called Lakehill Cemetary (on the Dry Brook road). I found reference in a DAR book to my Kelly/Kelley family and to date, need the following: There is a grave for Susan Kelly, wife of William J. Kelly. Next to her is supposed to be a headstone for William J, but the DAR book does not give any dates, etc. and I was wondering if there is any way to tell if he actually was buried there or if his dates were ever put on headstone. He died after Susan (who died in 1890). There are more Kellys in this plot also- some that I've been trying over the years to prove were related to William. Can anyone help? If anyone has Kelly/Kelley families in NY State, please check my web site out! There are lots of Kelly info posted. http://members.tripod.com/~Reneewr/Index-2.html Thanks! Renee Kelley Wright (previously of Broome Co. - now in Georgia)

I have Daniel Ennes who married Eleanor Hornbeck. Daniel was the son of William Ennes Jr, son of William, son of Alexander Enness born Scotland 1632. I have some further info Thanks Kim

-- [ From: Richard Frisbie * EMC.Ver #2.5.02 ] -- Re: Jean Losee Anderson's genealogical papers Listmembers: This just came in - can anyone help? <<Dear Richard I have about 2 file drawers of files and misc books and pamphlets that Jean compiled regarding her personal genealogy. I don't know what to do with it. Jean's only relatives are an 83 yr old cousin who doesn't want the material, and the cousin's daughter, who lives in South Australia, and doesn't seem interested. Jean Losee Anderson was born Jan 28, 1920 in Cumberland, MD (Allegany Co), dau of John Armour Anderson and Clara V. Wiebel.>> Our Ulster Co Genealogical Soc doesn't think they are pertinent enough to our area to warehouse. I suggested the society in MD. If you have another idea, or know an organization that might want these, please respond to: precipice@ulster.net Thanks for your help Richard

I am researching my father's family--- Sheley and Jones located in and near Ulster Co., especially near South Hill, Lackawack township. His grandfathers were Edgar Sheley (b.8-23-1849/ d. 5-05-1941), was married to Delia Hornbeck and Arthur Jones (b. 7-25-1854/d.1-06-1933), was married to Julia Osborne, the daughter of David and Pheobe Gardner Osborne. Thanks for any help.

Dear List, Is anyone working on the surname TRICKEY? Does any of this sound familiar? Christopher TRICKEY left Orange County for Canada between 1790-1800. Jeremiah TRICKEY was in Orange County in 1790. David TRICKEY, who lived in Orange County and had 8 children, one being Stephen TRICKEY who moved to Town of Bristol, Ontario County, NY, John TRICKEY, also born in Orange County, possible brother of Stephen. (but not the John that is being looked for) William TRICKEY, son of David Trying to connect a John TRICKEY who married Huldah BURLEY (21 yrs younger) and lived in Northumberland County, Ontario, Canada in 1861 and before as a single man. (Hannah BURLEY TRICKEY married second Louis CHASE and had a daughter Nell in 1874) Family lore has it, that John died in Canandaigua, Ontario County, NY. Two TRICKEY families lived in Canandaigua at the time of his death in the 1860's and were all from Orange County. Also, in a letter written in 1939, family lore was that sons TRICKEY, Samuel and other name unknown, left home at an early age because they didn't approve of the fathers new and younger wife. Any leads on this family to help put them back together would be greatly apprieciated! Thanks, Sheila

In my research for James Vanfleet in the Ulster Co area I came across the following: Familytreemaker.com - Internet Familyfinder Descendants of James Caudebec where it starts with the 4th generation #11: James Hornbeck married to Margaret Enness, daughter of William Enness. It is found on a User Home Page(Family Tree Maker's Genealogy Site: User Home Page Genealogy report: Descendants of William Brinson and another home page of the descendants of James Caudebec Addresses:http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/g/a/b/Michael-G-Gabler//GENE3-0 004.html and http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/t/e/x/Linda-Tex/GENE1-0003.html I hope that this will help you. Sincerely, Catherine in Sandy,UT

--part1_5547bfef.2448c986_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit In a message dated 99-04-16 10:36:27 EDT, MzCortez writes: << LDS film # 0828546 Please note that these films were difficult to read and spelling of the names and places was very difficult to read and also that the spellings did tend to change from deed to deed from time to time. The value may be in at least noting the date that some of these people were in Or/Ul Co. and who their neighbors were. B # 183 July 1, 1714 recorded 1724 Samuel Clowes of Jamaica sells to SOLOMAN CARPENTER of Jamaica (undivided land and other small tracts) bounded by high hills Highlands, Capt. John Evans on N by Ulster/Or. Co. W by high hills that aare E of Minisink, S NY/NJ line. Wit: Wm. Beekman and Dirk Brinkerhofe. Signed by Samuel Clowes, Judge Christopher Denn. (The History of Or. Co. has a statement that in the family of Soloman Carpenter is a deed where he sells to John Carpenter - I did not find that deed in these films, neither in the index or the films. The statement further says that this John Carpenter sold land to his son John in about 1775. There is a deed where Ruth Carpenter sells land to her son, John, about that time. I will get to that later.) B 344 July 17, 1721 Recorded 1732 PROPRIETORS and PATENTEES of large tract of land situated in Orange Co, commonly called Wawayanda did .(layout property for township parsonage, buying place, school house, townhouse, meeting house). Sealed and delivered by John Everett, JOHN CARPENTER (mark), John Gale, Wm Ludlam (m), Nathaniel Higbie (m), JOHN CARPENTER, Jr., G. McNish, James Sandys, Thomas Watson, Hope Rodes (m) "in ye presents of us, J. Smith and Benjamin Hinchman, and sealed and delivered by John Holly, James Jacson, Isaac Ffinch (m), SOLOMAN CARPENTER, John Bears, Michael Duning, Samuel Seely in presents ofGerhard Clowes, Robert Brown, and sealed and delivered by John Nicols and Willsiam Jackson in "presents of us robert Nickols, J smith, signed, sealed and delivered by Alexander Moore in presents of Wm. Jackson, Wm Tompson, instrument in presents of Wm Thomson, Ebenezer Holly, signed, sealed and delivered by John Alsop and Richard Holsted in presents of Wm tomson and Robert Brown. B 354 May 4, 1731 SOLOMAN CARPENTER goshen to Daniel denton Goshen 5 acres, Meadow part of lot # 24, borders N. Isaac Ludlum, W Timothy woods, SE said Denton. Wit: Michael Dunning, John Yalverton. (I believe this may have been in the Greycourt area) B 354 May 4, 1 732Wm Smith of Gray Court, husbandman of Goshen precint to Wm Finn, carpenter of Goshen, one messuage and tract of land near Goshen in Wawayands pat (commonly called the 5,000 acres). Wit: Samuel Seely and S. Clowes. Sign Wm. Smith. B 359 June 12, 1731 Isaac Ludlum, cooper, Goshen Prec. to CAPT. SOLOMAN CARPENTER, 71 acres NW Division of tonship og Goahen, Lot # 25, border by SW # 24 and NE by # 26 and highway. Wit: Ebenezer Holly and Joshua Smith. B 378 1732 Alexander Moore, sadler of New Brunswick, NJ to Ebenezer Holly of Goshen, yeoman, land in G. 262 acres SE # 6. Wit Evan Drummond, Henry Wisner. ? pg #. rec. 1741 Daniel everet to JMES TOMPSON bounded S by said tompson NW Hwy, NE Wm. Jackson # 22 SW Div. 33 acres. Wit: BENJAMIN CARPENTER. B 395 1731 recorded 1734 Propriators for encouragement of a blacksmith to Wm tomson, 2 small lots of land, signed JOHN CARPENTER (no John Jr.) SOLOMAN CARPENTER (and others that I failed to list, selfish me, I was looking for the names: Wisner, Thompson, Carpenter, etc at the time) B 396 Benjamin Barton and w Abigail to Wm Tomson, additional land. Wit : James Jackson and Wait Smith B397 1728/29 rec. 1734 Wm tomson to James Tomson 66 acres border sd Wm Tomson SW John Knap in New England SE and NW highways and known by # 22 in SW Div. Wit Wait Smith and Michael Jacson. B 397 1728/29 rec 1734 Wm tomson, blacksmith, Goshen to son, James Tomson 61 acres Wit: Wait Smith and Machael Jackson 1734 Wm tomson to John tompson, 62 acres, neighbor S Phenias MacIntosh, W Benjamin Barton, Wit Wait Smith, Jr. and James jackson. B 398 1733 rec 1734 Wm Jackson, cordwainer Goshen to Robert Thomson of same, 132 acres Lot # 19 and 20 bounded S J. thomson and N John Pinhorn NY, Wit John thomson and Daniel everett. sign. Wm Jackson, Judge vincent Mathews. rec 1734John everet Goshen to Wm thompson G. 72 acres border SW sd tompson, E and N highways, E Knap in NE and other. Wit: Joseph Allison, Joseph Smith B 399 1734 Abjah and John Sand G. to james thomson 66 acres in SW Div. bounds N Wait Smith, Jr, S. Alsop, Wit: John Thomson and Henry Youngs, Sig both Sands, Judge Mathews. B 400 1731 rec 1734 Samuel Web, Goshen, to James tomson half SW Div 32 acres SE James Tomson, SW and NW highway, NEJohn Knap in NE, Wit Daniel Everet and John Tomson >> --part1_5547bfef.2448c986_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: MzCortez@aol.com From: MzCortez@aol.com Full-name: MzCortez Message-ID: <5547bfef.2448a4eb@aol.com> Date: Fri, 16 Apr 1999 10:36:27 EDT Subject: Some early Or. Co. Deed abstracts To: jbowe3@email.msn.com (John B. Bowen) MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL 4.0 for Windows 95 sub 13 Reply-To: MzCortez@aol.com LDS film # 0828546 Please note that these films were difficult to read and spelling of the names and places was very difficult to read and also that the spellings did tend to change from deed to deed from time to time. The value may be in at least noting the date that some of these people were in Or/Ul Co. and who their neighbors were. B # 183 July 1, 1714 recorded 1724 Samuel Clowes of Jamaica sells to SOLOMAN CARPENTER of Jamaica (undivided land and other small tracts) bounded by high hills Highlands, Capt. John Evans on N by Ulster/Or. Co. W by high hills that aare E of Minisink, S NY/NJ line. Wit: Wm. Beekman and Dirk Brinkerhofe. Signed by Samuel Clowes, Judge Christopher Denn. (The History of Or. Co. has a statement that in the family of Soloman Carpenter is a deed where he sells to John Carpenter - I did not find that deed in these films, neither in the index or the films. The statement further says that this John Carpenter sold land to his son John in about 1775. There is a deed where Ruth Carpenter sells land to her son, John, about that time. I will get to that later.) B 344 July 17, 1721 Recorded 1732 PROPRIETORS and PATENTEES of large tract of land situated in Orange Co, commonly called Wawayanda did .(layout property for township parsonage, buying place, school house, townhouse, meeting house). Sealed and delivered by John Everett, JOHN CARPENTER (mark), John Gale, Wm Ludlam (m), Nathaniel Higbie (m), JOHN CARPENTER, Jr., G. McNish, James Sandys, Thomas Watson, Hope Rodes (m) "in ye presents of us, J. Smith and Benjamin Hinchman, and sealed and delivered by John Holly, James Jacson, Isaac Ffinch (m), SOLOMAN CARPENTER, John Bears, Michael Duning, Samuel Seely in presents ofGerhard Clowes, Robert Brown, and sealed and delivered by John Nicols and Willsiam Jackson in "presents of us robert Nickols, J smith, signed, sealed and delivered by Alexander Moore in presents of Wm. Jackson, Wm Tompson, instrument in presents of Wm Thomson, Ebenezer Holly, signed, sealed and delivered by John Alsop and Richard Holsted in presents of Wm tomson and Robert Brown. B 354 May 4, 1731 SOLOMAN CARPENTER goshen to Daniel denton Goshen 5 acres, Meadow part of lot # 24, borders N. Isaac Ludlum, W Timothy woods, SE said Denton. Wit: Michael Dunning, John Yalverton. (I believe this may have been in the Greycourt area) B 354 May 4, 1 732Wm Smith of Gray Court, husbandman of Goshen precint to Wm Finn, carpenter of Goshen, one messuage and tract of land near Goshen in Wawayands pat (commonly called the 5,000 acres). Wit: Samuel Seely and S. Clowes. Sign Wm. Smith. B 359 June 12, 1731 Isaac Ludlum, cooper, Goshen Prec. to CAPT. SOLOMAN CARPENTER, 71 acres NW Division of tonship og Goahen, Lot # 25, border by SW # 24 and NE by # 26 and highway. Wit: Ebenezer Holly and Joshua Smith. B 378 1732 Alexander Moore, sadler of New Brunswick, NJ to Ebenezer Holly of Goshen, yeoman, land in G. 262 acres SE # 6. Wit Evan Drummond, Henry Wisner. ? pg #. rec. 1741 Daniel everet to JMES TOMPSON bounded S by said tompson NW Hwy, NE Wm. Jackson # 22 SW Div. 33 acres. Wit: BENJAMIN CARPENTER. B 395 1731 recorded 1734 Propriators for encouragement of a blacksmith to Wm tomson, 2 small lots of land, signed JOHN CARPENTER (no John Jr.) SOLOMAN CARPENTER (and others that I failed to list, selfish me, I was looking for the names: Wisner, Thompson, Carpenter, etc at the time) B 396 Benjamin Barton and w Abigail to Wm Tomson, additional land. Wit : James Jackson and Wait Smith B397 1728/29 rec. 1734 Wm tomson to James Tomson 66 acres border sd Wm Tomson SW John Knap in New England SE and NW highways and known by # 22 in SW Div. Wit Wait Smith and Michael Jacson. B 397 1728/29 rec 1734 Wm tomson, blacksmith, Goshen to son, James Tomson 61 acres Wit: Wait Smith and Machael Jackson 1734 Wm tomson to John tompson, 62 acres, neighbor S Phenias MacIntosh, W Benjamin Barton, Wit Wait Smith, Jr. and James jackson. B 398 1733 rec 1734 Wm Jackson, cordwainer Goshen to Robert Thomson of same, 132 acres Lot # 19 and 20 bounded S J. thomson and N John Pinhorn NY, Wit John thomson and Daniel everett. sign. Wm Jackson, Judge vincent Mathews. rec 1734John everet Goshen to Wm thompson G. 72 acres border SW sd tompson, E and N highways, E Knap in NE and other. Wit: Joseph Allison, Joseph Smith B 399 1734 Abjah and John Sand G. to james thomson 66 acres in SW Div. bounds N Wait Smith, Jr, S. Alsop, Wit: John Thomson and Henry Youngs, Sig both Sands, Judge Mathews. B 400 1731 rec 1734 Samuel Web, Goshen, to James tomson half SW Div 32 acres SE James Tomson, SW and NW highway, NEJohn Knap in NE, Wit Daniel Everet and John Tomson --part1_5547bfef.2448c986_boundary--