My thanks to all of you that sent me the address for the Cemetery Louise Burnie Tasmania in OZ

Glens Falls Cemetery Office 38 Ogden Street Glens Falls, NY 12801 518-761-3836 Thanks, Jackie

Hello List Could the address for the Glens Falls Cemetery be posted to the list as I also am interested in writing to them. Is there anyone on the list researching FOLSOM and NORRIS from Glens Falls particularly from 1800 - 1850 as I would love to correspond with you ? Many thanks Louise GIBSON Burnie Tasmania in OZ <snip> >Date: Thu, 25 Oct 2001 08:29:24 -0400 >From: "Vern King" <labrat@wna-linknet.com> >Subject: Glens Falls Cemetery > >Hey List, > I sure could use some help on finding an address. I have been trying > to find the mailing address for Glens Falls Cemetery in Glens Falls. I > have several KING family ancestors buried in the cemetery and I would > like to write a letter and request a list of all KING family members > buried there. > I am hoping they will send me the information, so I can continue my > research. > I would like to thank you in advance for your assistance. > >Vern King >Jacksonville, NC

Hi Listers: I wonder if anyone in Warren Co. & thereabouts remembers & might have any info. on the Waterhouse Restaurant in Lake Luzerne, & it's owner, a William WATERHOUSE. To go back in time; My late wife & I spent our honeymoon at Lake Geo- rge in 1956, & while there went to this restaurant where we had an excellent meal, & had a interesting conversation with the owner, Mr. Waterhouse, in which we exchanged some family information, & we both felt there were similarities in our ancestry which might indicate we were descended from the same line. We never returned there, & through all the years that have passed, had no further contact, & the meeting was forgotten. In the past cou- ple of years I have been researching my Waterhouse ancestry, & when recently going through some old family memorabilia, I came across a book of matches from the Waterhouse Restaurant in Lake Luzerne,NY which were picked up during our 1956 visit. This opened up many mem- ories from the past, & got me wondering if Mr. Waterhouse or any of his family or relatives were still in the area who I could be put in con- tact with, & could pursue a possible connection between our ancestry- [After all these years]. If there is anyone out there who can help me with any info., it will be sincerely appreciated. Best Regards, WILLIAM R.-[BILL]-WATERHOUSE MYSTIC, CT wm.r.waterhouse@mymailstation.com ***GOD BLESS AMERICA***

Hey List, Thank you to all that sent me the mailing address for Glens Falls Cemetery. I should have thought a little harder and included the mailing address for Warrensburg Cemetery. If there is someone out there that can give me the address, I would really be grateful. Again, thanks to all the supplied the other address. Vern King Jacksonville, NC

Hey List, I sure could use some help on finding an address. I have been trying to find the mailing address for Glens Falls Cemetery in Glens Falls. I have several KING family ancestors buried in the cemetery and I would like to write a letter and request a list of all KING family members buried there. I am hoping they will send me the information, so I can continue my research. I would like to thank you in advance for your assistance. Vern King Jacksonville, NC

Hi, folks! We would like to invite you to re-visit our website, The POORHOUSE STORY (a clearinghouse for information about 19th century American poorhouses) at http://www.poorhousestory.com (We felt that even folks researching counties adjacent to Washington County NY might benefit from having the resource described below. So please forgive the cross postings.) In my book, Portraits of Poverty, I abstracted over 1600 Inmate Registration Certificates (from 1875 through 1900) from the WASHINGTON County Poorhouse We just posted the complete NAME INDEX. You can find the index and lots of information about the certificates and the book on the WASHINGTON County page. If you would like more poorhouse information, I will be doing presentations about poorhouse history and records (see http://www.poorhousestory.com/PRESENTATIONforNov2001.htm ) on November 10th in Orange County and on November 17th in Saratoga for Heritage Hunters. I would really like to meet some of you folks there! (We've gotta stop meeting just like this ... only by e-mail. <grin>) DIRECTIONS: At the homepage (link above) click on POORHOUSES BY STATE, then on NEW YORK on the table of states,then on WASHINGTON on the table of counties. If you will scroll down to the section on Records, you will see the entry (with a yellow NEW arrow). (NOTE: If you have visited the site recently, you may have to click on REFRESH on your browser to see the new information.) There are other pages on the site which may give you some interesting perspective on poorhouses. They are off the homepage and include: the HISTORY page and the LETTER TO GENEALOGISTS as well as FEATURED ARTICLES. There are great tips for researching poorhouse records for yourself on the RECORDS page; and you might want to subscribe to our (almost) monthly newletter (which you can do in the lower right corner of the homepage). The information on our site will only grow through the submissions of generous readers. If you would like to e-mail me ... please do so off-list because I cannot maintain subscriptions to as many lists as we post messages on. (You can use an e-mail link off one of our web pages.) We hope you enjoy the site! Thanks, Linda Crannell (aka=The Poorhouse Lady) BestWishes, Linda Crannell (aka=The Poorhouse Lady)

Hi, folks! We would like to invite you to re-visit our website, The POORHOUSE STORY (a clearinghouse for information about 19th century American poorhouses) at http://www.poorhousestory.com (We felt that even folks researching counties adjacent to Washington County NY might benefit from having the resource described below. So please forgive the cross postings.) In my book, Portraits of Poverty, I abstracted over 1600 Inmate Registration Certificates (from 1875 through 1900) from the WASHINGTON County Poorhouse We just posted the complete NAME INDEX. You can find the index and lots of information about the certificates and the book on the WASHINGTON County page. If you would like more poorhouse information, I will be doing presentations about poorhouse history and records (see http://www.poorhousestory.com/PRESENTATIONforNov2001.htm ) on November 10th in Orange County and on November 17th in Saratoga for Heritage Hunters. I would really like to meet some of you folks there! (We've gotta stop meeting just like this ... only by e-mail. <grin>) DIRECTIONS: At the homepage (link above) click on POORHOUSES BY STATE, then on NEW YORK on the table of states,then on WASHINGTON on the table of counties. If you will scroll down to the section on Records, you will see the entry (with a yellow NEW arrow). (NOTE: If you have visited the site recently, you may have to click on REFRESH on your browser to see the new information.) There are other pages on the site which may give you some interesting perspective on poorhouses. They are off the homepage and include: the HISTORY page and the LETTER TO GENEALOGISTS as well as FEATURED ARTICLES. There are great tips for researching poorhouse records for yourself on the RECORDS page; and you might want to subscribe to our (almost) monthly newletter (which you can do in the lower right corner of the homepage). The information on our site will only grow through the submissions of generous readers. If you would like to e-mail me ... please do so off-list because I cannot maintain subscriptions to as many lists as we post messages on. (You can use an e-mail link off one of our web pages.) We hope you enjoy the site! Thanks, Linda Crannell (aka=The Poorhouse Lady) BestWishes, Linda Crannell (aka=The Poorhouse Lady)

In the roster list at the end of THE ADIRONDACK REGIMENT, I found a George H. Wing who enlisted at Queensbury the day before Edgar M. Wing enrolled. I am assuming that they were brothers and would be interested in information on either of them. Does anyone know the difference between enlisting and enrolling? Marion Markham

Good evening.. I was wondering if there may be some Marriage and birth records of Warren Co, NY in the early 1800's before 1825.. I would very much appreciate any info on the HARNDEN Family that was there at that time.. THANK YOU. Rose Harnden

When I asked for help in researching Edgar Wing, several people mentioned an out-of-print book -- Three Years With the Adirondack Regiment from the diaries of John Cunningham. I thought that some of you might be interested in knowing that the book was reprinted this year by Chuck Nettleship. His address is: Nettleship Resources, Inc., 4 Wolfe Lane, Bedford, NH 03110. The cost is $77.00. My copy arrived today and I was excited to find a line drawing of Lt. Edgar Wing as well as a listing in the back that makes me believe he had a brother in the same company. Marion Markham

I hope I have thanked everyone individually who responded to my request for information about Lt. Edgar Wing of the 118th NY Volunteers. I was amazed by all the response I got. Since so many had so much different information, I am still interested in anything else that might be lurking in your files. Thanks to all. Marion

I am looking for information about the 118th New York Volunteers in which Edgar Wing supposedly served according to the Civil War Death Index. I found a list of Civil War units but the 118th was not listed. Does anyone know anything about this unit? TIA Marion Markham

Hi, I've come into possession of some papers relating to the surnames of Numan, Calkins, Jenkins, Goldsmith, Loomis, Ellsworth in Warren County. Time span early to mid 1900's. If you have connections to any of these names, let me know. Elsie

I have an emblem that I believe came from my mother-in-law's Wing ancestors. It is a Maltese cross with a circle in the center. The circle has a crown with a red cross behind it. At the top of the cross is a small bust of a knight in armour. My research leads me to believe that it belonged to someone who reached the first level of the Masonic Order of the Knights Templar. On the back side, a white circle contains the letters K.S.H.T.W.S.S.T. (Since they are in a circle, I can only guess that the K is the first letter.) Any hints about what these letters might mean? Does anyone have any information about Masonry in Warren County? Would there be any records that a non-Mason could access? Marion Markham in Illinois

(I'm sending this on behalf of Mike Engle:) Hello everyone I've compiled a list of owners and or proprietors for Glens Falls, Ft Edward, Hudson Falls and South Glens Falls. this includes start and ending date for the business based upon city directories. Also, can someone advise me who to tell about this website so more people can know it exists for this area. This list is only for factory made diners and hand made or factory made lunch wagons (aka no on site buildings) [You could easily add Dever's Diner that was on site and the Ideal Diner that stands today on South St...] http://www.nydiners.2ya.com/gfh.html If anyone has info from any diner in the county(or even outside) please feel free to contact me at speigletown@hotmail.com Thanks! And I hope someone finds an ancestor! Mike Engle

I am researching the WALKER and REYNOLDS families of Rutland County, Vermont. Descendants moved to New York, Washington County and possibly other parts as well, then Illinois, primarily settling in Kane County, west of Chicago. Olive WALKER, born 16 Mar 1799 in Clarendon, Rutland County, Vermont, married Daniel REYNOLDS about 1820, born in 1800 in Vermont. Her parents are Benjamin WALKER and Susan GREEN. Benjamin is the son of Ichabod WALKER, veteran of the Revolution, buried in the East Clarendon Cemetery, Rutland County, Vermont. Daniel REYNOLDS and Olive WALKER had the following children: Morgan REYNOLDS, born 9 May 1824 in New York, died 25 Aug 1872 in Maxwell, Story County, Iowa. Daniel REYNOLDS Sophia REYNOLDS Harry REYNOLDS Sybil REYNOLDS Zerez REYNOLDS may be a brother to Daniel. He was born 11 Apr 1795 possibly in Granville, Washington County, New York, and married Sarah CHENEY (also spelled CHEWEY) on 24 Jul 1821 in New York. They moved to Kane County, Illinois. Amasa REYNOLDS is often mentioned as a relative on many birth records. Thank you for any information. Aaron Hill Salem, Oregon _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

For anyone looking for the date for this year's Adirondack Balloon Festival - Looks like it will be the weekend of September 21-23. I had to search all over to get it - so I thought I'd share. For future reference looks like there are 2 websites http://www.adirondackballoonfest.org/ http://www.adirondackballoonfestival.com/ Neither came up with my search engine. Thanks, Jackie

I am posting this message from GenExchange Coordinators Bill Spaulding and Ann Thurber. This site may be of help to someone. Dog Tags Found In Viet Nam On a recent "Today Show" there was a story about two men who went to Hanoi on a business trip. The men encountered a guy selling old GI dog tags from US servicemen who were killed during the Viet Nam War. They were disgusted by the thought of this man profiting from the sale of these tags. Upon returning to the U.S., they decided to go back to Viet Nam and purchase ALL the dog tags. They did so, paying 19 cents per tag! They brought home several hundred tags. The plan is to return the tags to surviving family members, when they can find them. The process has already begun with one set being turned over to a grieving Mom on July 4th, (coincidentally, it was on her birthday)! These two men have set up a website, http://www.founddogtags.com" listing the names of all those whose tags they purchased. If you lost friends, family, or know of someone who lost a loved one in Viet Nam, I suggest you check out this website. If you recognize a name, there's an e-mail address to contact these two men and to help in their efforts to return the dogtag to it's rightful survivor. I'm sure a family member would be eternally grateful to have such an important item returned. Please help by checking this website. And please send the website address to everyone you know. The more people who see the lists, the greater the chance of returning ALL the tags to those who lost loved ones in Viet Nam!

Wasn't sure if I had sent this out before. Please forgive me if it is a repeat. Middleton Cemetery, Horican Rd, 8 Miles from Warrensburg, Town of Warrensburg, Warren Co. N.Y., by Stanley & Ruth Harris, Glens Falls Branch, Cumorah Mission, N.Y. 1967 as copied from Family History Library film # 896802 1., Helen E. Saville, 1893 - ______, 2., Margaret V. Hastings, 1896 - ______, , Harriette E. Hastings, 1898 - ______, , Alice M. Hastings, 1866 - 1950, 3., Jessie Hill, 1902 - 1951, 4., Orlie Van Denburgh, 1878 - 1933, 5., Henry F. Hayes, b Feb. 13, 1821 - d May 2, 1906, , - Wife Louisa J. Hill , b Sept. 4, 1820- d Jan 5, 1897, 6., Harriet J. Hayes, b April 16, 1857 - d Jan 20, 1897, , Martha P. Hayes, b May 31, 1855 - d Dec 4, 1896, 7., Louise Roberts, d. Feb 23, 1894, ae 19y 4 m 8., R. David Roberts, 1847 - 1943, 9., Katie Roberts, d. Sept 1, 1895, ae 19y 8m 24d 10., Orley J. Lewis, 1854 - 1944, , - wife Lissa Brown , 1861 - 1938, , - dau. Julia E. Lewis, d. Mar 19, 1888, ae 5y 6m 11., William Roberts, d Feb 3, 1888, ae 69y 3m , - wife Martha A Weller , d Mar 1, 1897, ae 75y 12., J. Henry , 1850 - 1926, , - wife Ella M. Dodge , 1855 - 1927, , - son Arthur H. Roberts, d Apr 3, 1896, ae 20y7m , - Adpt. Dau. Flora Edith , d Jan 23, 1892, ae 6y 4m 13., William C. Roberts, b Oct 5, 1876 - ____1941, , - wife Ellen Leach , b Sep 1, 1879 - d May 20, 1936, 14., Jeannette R. Tripp, 1875 - 1947, , - husband Leslie D. Tripp, 1879 - 1961, 15., Isaac Roberts, 1845 - 1918, , -wife Anna Pease , 1857 - 1940, 16., Anna E. Wife of Oscar Finkle, d Aug 23,1879, ae 27y , - dau Alma , d Nov 19, 1884, ae 5 weeks 3d , - son Roy Roberts Finkle, d Feb 119, 1888, ae 2y 2m 5d 17., Ray Swinton, 1896 - _____, 18., Elsie McKinstry, 1896 - 1936, 19., Samuel Middleton, d July 4, 1833, ae 59y , - wife Nancy , d Apr 22, 1849, a 68 y , - son Elisha , d Oct 24, 1827, ae 27y , - son Samuel Jr, d May 30, 1865, a 62y , - wife Marinda , d Feb 10, 1893, a 83y 20., Sarah A. , d Mar 9, 1851, a 11y 10m 21d , Lydia , d Dec 11,1837, a 31y 9m 2d , daus of Ed & N Smith, , 21., Beverige Coon, 1859 - 1937, , - wife Abigail , 1862 - 1953, , Goldie Coon, d Jan 16, 1896, ae 9m 18d 22., Edwin Jones, 1885 - _____, , - wife Mary J Middleton , 1860 - 1887, , - dau Emmie , d Aug 30, 1883, ae 5m 8d 23., Frederick H Smith, 1830 - 1920, , - wife Eleanor Flemings , 1849 - 1907, , - son Esmond , 1884 - 1924, 24., Isaac D Smith, _____, , - wife Betsey Wilcox , _____, , Flora - Harriet - Flo W. Smith, , 25., George F Stanton, d 1948, , Sarah Smith - wife of George Stanton, d Jan 17, 1940, ae 85 y 26., Wilbur L. Williams, _____, , -wife Winifred M Smith, _____, 27., Frederick D Smith, d March 1,1872, a 65 y , - wife Nancy, d Dec 2, 1874, a 63 y , son Orlan Smith Co E. 142 Regt NYSVol, d Aug 18,1865, ae 25y 23d 28., Charlotte Middleton, d Mar 10, 1899, ae 77y 29., Perry Lamb, 1881 - 1952, , - wife Lila , 1882 - ____, , - Baby, d Nov 25, 1921, 30, Sally Roberts wife of William Middleton, b Sep 9, 1812 - d May 9, 1891, , - son Charlie , d June 11, 1872, ae 25y , - dau Marie , d July 28, 1882, ae 36y , William J. son, d March 27, 1872, ae 35y , William Middleton (father), 20 Sep 1806 - 16 Aug 1892, 31., Sylvanus Smith, b June 2, 1835 - d Dec 1, 1918, , - wife Martha Middleton , b Dec 22,1843 - Nov 2, 1916, 32., E. B. Middleton, 1842 - 1926, , - wife Mary A. Brown , 1824 - 1912, , infant son, no date, 33., Benjamin P. Middleton, 1816 - 1888, 34., Sarah wife of Henry McFarland, d Nov 14, 1900, ae 85 y 35., Susan dau of Samuel & Nancy Middleton, d Nov 14, 1900, ae 85y 36., Ruthey dau of J & Clara Middleton, d March 23, 1887, ae 3y 6m 37., Clayton Weller, b Sept 10, 1877 - d Sept 10, 1929, , - wife Marcha Hill , d Sept 7, 1882, 38., Marcia, 1880 -1961, 39., Porter Burch, b Aug 29, 1845 -d Jun 18, 1929, 40., Albert P. Burch, 1883 - 1942, , - wife Gracie Weaver, 1886 - ____, , - son Earl L. Burch, 1905 - 1920, 41., Norman Lewis, b Jan 12, 1831 - d Aug 3, 1903, , - wife Betsey Burch, 1830 - 1903, 42., Elliott Burch, b March 2, 1828 -d Sept 25, 1892, 43., David Burch, d Oct 7, 1857, ae 58y 44., Levi Burch, d Oct 2, 1889, ae 54y 9m , - wife Je?nie , d June 3, 1900, a 44y 45., Nathaniel Roberts, 1860 - 1925, , - wife Lucinda Wells , 1866 - 1896, 46., David Roberts, 1819 - 1905, , - wife Marcy B. Duell , 1828 - 1875, 47., Charles H. Roberts, 1864 - 1933, , - wife Fannie E. Bentley , 1882 - ____, 48., Thomas J. Baker, 1860 - 1943, , - wife Eliza Tripp , 1864 - 1943, 49., Frank P Smith, b Sept 13, 1878 - d Aug 23, 1948, , - wife Nellie Baker , b June 12, 1884 - d ____, , - dau Verna M. , b Oct 2, 1904 - d Sept 5, 1918, , - dau Lenita L. , b Sept 21,1907 -d March 8, 1924, 50., George H. Allen, b Dec 1,1833 - d March 19, 1916, , - wife Clarissa Middleton, b Oct 28, 1847 - d June 28, 1915, , - son Royal J. Allen, b Aug 27,1874 - d May 27, 1894, 51., Lawton W. Latham, d Jun 11, 1914, ae 61y 10m 2d , - 2d widow Abbie D. Lewis , d July 3, 1917, ae 37y, 22d 52., John J. Latham, d May 23, 1920, ae 28y , - wife Emma S. Greno, d April 7, 1909, ae 61y 53., Lawton Latham, ____, , - wife Lucy A. Gould, d July 11, 1889, ae 67y 8m 7d , - dau Sally , 1847 - 1850, 54., Eddie Baxter, ____, , Johnnie Baxter, ____, , sons of E.M. & C.H. Baxter, , 55., William J. Middleton son of Wm. & S Middleton, d March 27, 1872, ae 35 y , - wife Betsey A., d March 27, 1878, ae 40y 10m , - son Frank F. Middleton, d June 9, 1882, ae 22y 56., George Allen, b Aug 27, 1874 - d May 27, 1894, Jackie Wolcott Elder Jackie@Elderfamily.net Warren County Coordinator: NYGenExchange Please join the Warren County mailing list - write to jackie@elderfamily.net Researching the following surnames: Darrah, Elder, Emery, Guyette, LaDue, LaFarr, LeBrun/Brown, Manor/Ménard, Ratello/Ratelle, Stackpole, Truax, Wolcott