Dear List, Does anyone know anything about the Daniel Rose, who was a millwright and worked for General Philip Schuyler before moving to the Greenwich area ca. 1771. Daniel Rose's real estate was assessed at $100.00 on the October 23, 1779 Saratoga District Tax List. According to Johnson's History of Washington County, NY, Daniel Rose was originally from Rhode Island. Thank you for your help. Leslie Potter

Source, The Poultney Journal--Fri. July 17, 1925. TWO QUARRYMEN DIE ANOTHER HURT IN WEBSTERVILLE PIT. Early on Tuesday morning Walter Geake, aged 59, and Peter Murphy, aged 61, both of Websterville were killed while at work at the Barre Granite Quarrying company in Websterville, near Barre, when they were struck by a falling ledge of rock. According to statements made by the company who made investigation almost immediately after the accident, no one could be responsible for the mishap. A large section of the ledge which had been loosened just before workmen descended into quarry hole, and began work with a drill, and without warning a part of the ledge split and slid into the deep hole, pieces of which struck the men. The body of Geake was badly crushed and he died almost instantly. Murphy was alive when workmen reached his side and a doctor and ambulance was summoned. He died on the way to the hospital. Andrew Miles of Graniteville, who was injured, was taken to the hospital where his condition was not serious. All three men were expert quarry operators, and were familiar with the dangers lurking constantly in the deep holes from falling chips. Geake is survived by a wife and three daughters, together with a number of brothers and sisters, while Murphy is survived by four daughter and two sons. Transcribed by, Joan H. Bixby Genealogy not just a hobby, but a labor of love.

Source, The Poultney Journal--Fri. July 6, 1928. HAMPTON, N.Y. Leon Scott occupied the pulpit at the Methodist church Sunday. Mrs. Wesley Chandler and children ad Mrs. Ray Brown visited Mrs. Chandler's husband at the Cambridge's hospital Sunday. Mrs. Herbert Allen of Pawlet spent the week-end with her sister, Mrs. Fred Warren. Mr. and Mrs. james Fenton and Miss Carrie Boutwell spent Sunday with their parent in South Ackworth, New Hampshire. Mr. and Mrs. James McIntyre, Mr. and Mrs. John Gleason, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gleason,Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Flydn (sic), Howard Sherman and Joseph Trudeau of Rutland spent Sunday at R.E. Warren's. Harry Meade who is employed at the Edmund's slate quarry was quite badly injured one day last week when walking on the edge of the pit, the dirt loosened by the excessive rains gave way letting him fall some distance into the pit. Mr. Meade suffered four broken ribs, broken shoulder blade and many cuts and bruises. Dr. O. P. Clough was summoned and he was removed to the Seward hospital in Poultney where he is slowly improving. The Daily Brothers are improving the appearance of their residence with a coat of paint. Mrs. Hattie Hutchins who has been visiting her son, Frank and family, returned to her home in Middletown Springs Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Sabourin of Albany spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roswell G. Warren. Mr. and Mrs. George Graham and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Euell of Schuylerville spent Sunday at Wm. R. Jones'. Transcribed by, Joan H. Bixby Genealogy not just a hobby, but a labor of love.

OK -I wasn't sure exactly what we'd looked at -Things swirl in the mind after a while! Are you keeping busy this summer? Ann

Hi list, The listing for the Wash. Co. Historian that says no emails accepted is an old one. You might want to Google Wash. Co. NY and choose the first website that comes up. There is a list stating what is available for research ,a few data bases and how to apply fo help . I don't mind folks using email for a couple of questions, but, if in depth research is requested, we have a $15.fee. I have some directories, one only for 1926 and then the rest of the collection is in the 40's and up. I'll try to post the ones available next Tues. or Weds. the only days my office is open. Feel free to write if there is anything I can help you with. Loretta Bates Historian's office ----- Original Message ----- From: <pnutreg@tds.net> To: <nywashin@rootsweb.com> Cc: "Patti VanWagner" <sunshine360days@hotmail.com> Sent: Saturday, August 16, 2008 8:46 PM Subject: Re: [NYWASHIN] Old Wash. Co. town/city directories - 1953 - 1955 REPLY > Hi Patti > > You might want to contact the Historical Society or write the County > Historian. > > Washington County > Historical Society > 167 Broadway > Fort Edward, NY 12828 > > I suggest that you write both of them by Snail Mail (most Archives request > this rather than Email or telephone call due to the large number of > requests) as it states that the County Historian does not accept Email > Requests since the following is stated: > > Researchers can request a “genealogical search” through the mail, but not > by e-mail. To order, send a written request detailing what information > you are seeking, a Self-Addressed Stamped Envelope, and a non-refundable > $15.00 check or money order made payable to the “Washington County > Treasurer” to: > > Washington County Historian > > Washington County Municipal Center, Building A > > 383 Broadway > > Fort Edward, New York 12828 > > Good Luck > Pat R > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > NYWASHIN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hi, Loretta, How goes the summer? In the Goodspeed Collection I noticed the names PENDERGAST, REED, REID, and REARDON. What references might there be to this group? Ann

Hi Jan; Forgot to mention that Roberts wife Phoebe Vickry well, never could find any family member in or about the area. Woman are always so elusive in genealogy lol. Thanks a lot. Dee On 8/16/08 7:20 PM, "Janet Garland" <erlabri@cox.net> wrote: > With a quick search, I found these in Washington County and close by. > > There was a David Wakely m. 2/21/1818 to Phebe Hasbrouk, both of > Poughkeepsie, in Washing (Dut. Co.); Samuel Thurston, Esq. officiated. > > There was a Robert Wakely in the 1790 census listed in Hebron, 1-4-2. The > actual copy appears a little questionable. Could also be "Walmsly", but the > index says "Wakely." > > In the 1800 census: > Robert Wakeley Hebron, Washington, NY (Perhaps the same as above) > > In the 1810 census: > Robert Wakely Hebron, Washington, NY > Samuel Wakely Thurman, Washington, NY > > In the 1820 census: > John Wakeley Hebron,Washington,NY > John Wakeley White Creek,Washington,NY > Joseph Wakeley Hebron,Washington,NY > Nathan Wakeley Hebron,Washington,NY > > In the 1830 census: > John Wakely Hebron, Washington, New York > Robert Wakely Hebron, Washington, New York > > In 1840, there were none in Washington County but there was: > > Joseph Wakley Johnsburgh, Warren, New York > > In 1850, there were none in Washington County. Warren County was created > from part of Washington County in 1813: > > John Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1815 New York > John D Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1848 New York > John J Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1850 New York > Joseph Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1793 Scotland > Martha L Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1826 New York > Mary A Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1848 New York > Mary A Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1818 New York > Nancy Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1793 Scotland > Robert Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1830 New York > Susan Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1847 New York > Susanna Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1825 New York > Thomas Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1844 New York > Thomas Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1818 New York > William D Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1822 New York > > In 1860: > Clark Wakely Hartford, Washington, NY 54 b abt 1806 New York > Hannah M Wakely Hartford, Washington, NY 37 b abt 1823 New York > Hannah L Wakely Hartford, Washington, NY 13 b abt 1847 New York > Emeline G Wakely Hartford, Washington, NY 10 b abt 1850 New York > > In 1870: > > John Wakeley Argyle, Washington, NY b abt 1815 New York > Luiza Wakeley Argyle, Washington, NY b abt 1815 New York > Luiza J Wakeley Argyle, Washington, NY b abt 1848 Vermont > Harvey Wakeley Argyle, Washington, NY b abt 1857 New York > Clark Wakely Granville, Washington, NY b abt 1810 New York > Hannah Wakely Granville, Washington, NY b abt 1815 New York > William M C Wakely Kingsbury, Washington, NY b abt 1818 New York > Susan J Wakely Kingsbury, Washington, NY b abt 1840 Massachusetts > Isaac Wakely Kingsbury, Washington, NY b abt 1852 New York > John Wakely Kingsbury, Washington, NY b abt 1854 New York > Ellen Wakely Kingsbury, Washington, NY b abt 1858 New York > Elisa Wakely Kingsbury, Washington, NY b abt 1863 New York > Ada Wakely Kingsbury, Washington, NY b abt 1864 New York > Robert Wakely Kingsbury, Washington, NY b abt 1865 New York > Allie Wakely Kingsbury, Washington, NY b abt 1869 New York > > If any of these look interesting to you, let me know and I will get whatever > other info about them that I can find. > > The earliest colonial Wakelys (with 5 or 6 different spellings) were in > Wethersfield CT in the 1600's. If your family was here that early, and if > you can find a genealogy of that family, you may find mention of one or more > who "moved to NY" or some such notation that might help you. One of my > families is named Whelpley. They also were in CT in the 1600's and I have > seen some instances where the Wakelys and Whelpleys were lumped together in > some research and there were even some instances where they considered part > of the same family in couple genealogy books. But, I have not found any > documents that connect the family members. I got pretty familiar with the > Wakely surname because of the similarity of spelling, time frame and > location in CT and sorting them all out. > > Jan G. > > -----Original Message----- > From: nywashin-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:nywashin-bounces@rootsweb.com] > On Behalf Of Deanna Lewis > Sent: Saturday, August 16, 2008 9:29 AM > To: Washin County Roots web > Subject: [NYWASHIN] Wakeley > > Hi All; > If you see any records of a WAKELEY. WAKELY AND WAKLEY in Washington Co. > Dating from the late 17-18 century can you let me know? This family is my > great great grandfathers line and my great grandmother was a Wakeley. I find > it amazing how many Wakelys are out there. Dee in Houston, Texas > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > NYWASHIN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > NYWASHIN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message

Dee, let's start with Robert. Do you have an idea when he was born? How 'bout Phoebe? Jan G. -----Original Message----- From: nywashin-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:nywashin-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Deanna Lewis Sent: Saturday, August 16, 2008 9:01 PM To: Washin County Roots web Subject: Re: [NYWASHIN] Wakeley Hi Jan; Forgot to mention that Roberts wife Phoebe Vickry well, never could find any family member in or about the area. Woman are always so elusive in genealogy lol. Thanks a lot. Dee On 8/16/08 7:20 PM, "Janet Garland" <erlabri@cox.net> wrote: > With a quick search, I found these in Washington County and close by. > > There was a David Wakely m. 2/21/1818 to Phebe Hasbrouk, both of > Poughkeepsie, in Washing (Dut. Co.); Samuel Thurston, Esq. officiated. > > There was a Robert Wakely in the 1790 census listed in Hebron, 1-4-2. The > actual copy appears a little questionable. Could also be "Walmsly", but the > index says "Wakely." > > In the 1800 census: > Robert Wakeley Hebron, Washington, NY (Perhaps the same as above) > > In the 1810 census: > Robert Wakely Hebron, Washington, NY > Samuel Wakely Thurman, Washington, NY > > In the 1820 census: > John Wakeley Hebron,Washington,NY > John Wakeley White Creek,Washington,NY > Joseph Wakeley Hebron,Washington,NY > Nathan Wakeley Hebron,Washington,NY > > In the 1830 census: > John Wakely Hebron, Washington, New York > Robert Wakely Hebron, Washington, New York > > In 1840, there were none in Washington County but there was: > > Joseph Wakley Johnsburgh, Warren, New York > > In 1850, there were none in Washington County. Warren County was created > from part of Washington County in 1813: > > John Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1815 New York > John D Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1848 New York > John J Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1850 New York > Joseph Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1793 Scotland > Martha L Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1826 New York > Mary A Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1848 New York > Mary A Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1818 New York > Nancy Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1793 Scotland > Robert Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1830 New York > Susan Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1847 New York > Susanna Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1825 New York > Thomas Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1844 New York > Thomas Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1818 New York > William D Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1822 New York > > In 1860: > Clark Wakely Hartford, Washington, NY 54 b abt 1806 New York > Hannah M Wakely Hartford, Washington, NY 37 b abt 1823 New York > Hannah L Wakely Hartford, Washington, NY 13 b abt 1847 New York > Emeline G Wakely Hartford, Washington, NY 10 b abt 1850 New York > > In 1870: > > John Wakeley Argyle, Washington, NY b abt 1815 New York > Luiza Wakeley Argyle, Washington, NY b abt 1815 New York > Luiza J Wakeley Argyle, Washington, NY b abt 1848 Vermont > Harvey Wakeley Argyle, Washington, NY b abt 1857 New York > Clark Wakely Granville, Washington, NY b abt 1810 New York > Hannah Wakely Granville, Washington, NY b abt 1815 New York > William M C Wakely Kingsbury, Washington, NY b abt 1818 New York > Susan J Wakely Kingsbury, Washington, NY b abt 1840 Massachusetts > Isaac Wakely Kingsbury, Washington, NY b abt 1852 New York > John Wakely Kingsbury, Washington, NY b abt 1854 New York > Ellen Wakely Kingsbury, Washington, NY b abt 1858 New York > Elisa Wakely Kingsbury, Washington, NY b abt 1863 New York > Ada Wakely Kingsbury, Washington, NY b abt 1864 New York > Robert Wakely Kingsbury, Washington, NY b abt 1865 New York > Allie Wakely Kingsbury, Washington, NY b abt 1869 New York > > If any of these look interesting to you, let me know and I will get whatever > other info about them that I can find. > > The earliest colonial Wakelys (with 5 or 6 different spellings) were in > Wethersfield CT in the 1600's. If your family was here that early, and if > you can find a genealogy of that family, you may find mention of one or more > who "moved to NY" or some such notation that might help you. One of my > families is named Whelpley. They also were in CT in the 1600's and I have > seen some instances where the Wakelys and Whelpleys were lumped together in > some research and there were even some instances where they considered part > of the same family in couple genealogy books. But, I have not found any > documents that connect the family members. I got pretty familiar with the > Wakely surname because of the similarity of spelling, time frame and > location in CT and sorting them all out. > > Jan G. > > -----Original Message----- > From: nywashin-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:nywashin-bounces@rootsweb.com] > On Behalf Of Deanna Lewis > Sent: Saturday, August 16, 2008 9:29 AM > To: Washin County Roots web > Subject: [NYWASHIN] Wakeley > > Hi All; > If you see any records of a WAKELEY. WAKELY AND WAKLEY in Washington Co. > Dating from the late 17-18 century can you let me know? This family is my > great great grandfathers line and my great grandmother was a Wakeley. I find > it amazing how many Wakelys are out there. Dee in Houston, Texas > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > NYWASHIN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > NYWASHIN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NYWASHIN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hi Patti You might want to contact the Historical Society or write the County Historian. Washington County Historical Society 167 Broadway Fort Edward, NY 12828 I suggest that you write both of them by Snail Mail (most Archives request this rather than Email or telephone call due to the large number of requests) as it states that the County Historian does not accept Email Requests since the following is stated: Researchers can request a “genealogical search” through the mail, but not by e-mail. To order, send a written request detailing what information you are seeking, a Self-Addressed Stamped Envelope, and a non-refundable $15.00 check or money order made payable to the “Washington County Treasurer” to: Washington County Historian Washington County Municipal Center, Building A 383 Broadway Fort Edward, New York 12828 Good Luck Pat R

Are there old town/city directories available for Wash County? Looking for the time period 1953 - 1955 - Fort Edward/Glens Falls area. thanks, Patti

With a quick search, I found these in Washington County and close by. There was a David Wakely m. 2/21/1818 to Phebe Hasbrouk, both of Poughkeepsie, in Washing (Dut. Co.); Samuel Thurston, Esq. officiated. There was a Robert Wakely in the 1790 census listed in Hebron, 1-4-2. The actual copy appears a little questionable. Could also be "Walmsly", but the index says "Wakely." In the 1800 census: Robert Wakeley Hebron, Washington, NY (Perhaps the same as above) In the 1810 census: Robert Wakely Hebron, Washington, NY Samuel Wakely Thurman, Washington, NY In the 1820 census: John Wakeley Hebron,Washington,NY John Wakeley White Creek,Washington,NY Joseph Wakeley Hebron,Washington,NY Nathan Wakeley Hebron,Washington,NY In the 1830 census: John Wakely Hebron, Washington, New York Robert Wakely Hebron, Washington, New York In 1840, there were none in Washington County but there was: Joseph Wakley Johnsburgh, Warren, New York In 1850, there were none in Washington County. Warren County was created from part of Washington County in 1813: John Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1815 New York John D Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1848 New York John J Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1850 New York Joseph Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1793 Scotland Martha L Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1826 New York Mary A Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1848 New York Mary A Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1818 New York Nancy Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1793 Scotland Robert Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1830 New York Susan Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1847 New York Susanna Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1825 New York Thomas Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1844 New York Thomas Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1818 New York William D Wakeley Johnsburgh, Warren, NY b abt 1822 New York In 1860: Clark Wakely Hartford, Washington, NY 54 b abt 1806 New York Hannah M Wakely Hartford, Washington, NY 37 b abt 1823 New York Hannah L Wakely Hartford, Washington, NY 13 b abt 1847 New York Emeline G Wakely Hartford, Washington, NY 10 b abt 1850 New York In 1870: John Wakeley Argyle, Washington, NY b abt 1815 New York Luiza Wakeley Argyle, Washington, NY b abt 1815 New York Luiza J Wakeley Argyle, Washington, NY b abt 1848 Vermont Harvey Wakeley Argyle, Washington, NY b abt 1857 New York Clark Wakely Granville, Washington, NY b abt 1810 New York Hannah Wakely Granville, Washington, NY b abt 1815 New York William M C Wakely Kingsbury, Washington, NY b abt 1818 New York Susan J Wakely Kingsbury, Washington, NY b abt 1840 Massachusetts Isaac Wakely Kingsbury, Washington, NY b abt 1852 New York John Wakely Kingsbury, Washington, NY b abt 1854 New York Ellen Wakely Kingsbury, Washington, NY b abt 1858 New York Elisa Wakely Kingsbury, Washington, NY b abt 1863 New York Ada Wakely Kingsbury, Washington, NY b abt 1864 New York Robert Wakely Kingsbury, Washington, NY b abt 1865 New York Allie Wakely Kingsbury, Washington, NY b abt 1869 New York If any of these look interesting to you, let me know and I will get whatever other info about them that I can find. The earliest colonial Wakelys (with 5 or 6 different spellings) were in Wethersfield CT in the 1600's. If your family was here that early, and if you can find a genealogy of that family, you may find mention of one or more who "moved to NY" or some such notation that might help you. One of my families is named Whelpley. They also were in CT in the 1600's and I have seen some instances where the Wakelys and Whelpleys were lumped together in some research and there were even some instances where they considered part of the same family in couple genealogy books. But, I have not found any documents that connect the family members. I got pretty familiar with the Wakely surname because of the similarity of spelling, time frame and location in CT and sorting them all out. Jan G. -----Original Message----- From: nywashin-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:nywashin-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Deanna Lewis Sent: Saturday, August 16, 2008 9:29 AM To: Washin County Roots web Subject: [NYWASHIN] Wakeley Hi All; If you see any records of a WAKELEY. WAKELY AND WAKLEY in Washington Co. Dating from the late 17-18 century can you let me know? This family is my great great grandfathers line and my great grandmother was a Wakeley. I find it amazing how many Wakelys are out there. Dee in Houston, Texas ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NYWASHIN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hi Deanna Do you have any first names or an idea of when they lived in Washington County? Jan G. -----Original Message----- From: nywashin-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:nywashin-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Deanna Lewis Sent: Saturday, August 16, 2008 9:29 AM To: Washin County Roots web Subject: [NYWASHIN] Wakeley Hi All; If you see any records of a WAKELEY. WAKELY AND WAKLEY in Washington Co. Dating from the late 17-18 century can you let me know? This family is my great great grandfathers line and my great grandmother was a Wakeley. I find it amazing how many Wakelys are out there. Dee in Houston, Texas ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NYWASHIN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hi Dick, Thank you for the suggestion about the National Rose Family Association. I shall give them a try. Before I wrote my paper entitled "A Lawyer's Analysis of Burgoyne's 'Wilderness': The Saratoga Tax District, Albany County, NY" for the 2006 Conference on New York State History, I went through my data base and counted noses. In the process I created my "Saratoga District Population List" a/k/a "Appendix A". This afternoon I have been involved in a discussion on the Saratoga County e-mail list involving John Freeman and his sister Dorcas Freeman Burley Rose. After finding some additional information in Bob Freeman's book on the Freeman Families of New England, I took the opportunity to revise and update my "Appendix A" and decided to ask for help with my additional questions - hence the posting. The pun was unintended. "Appendix A" ended up being 63 pages long. However, my actual paper was only 8 pages long and took 20 minutes to present. Thanks again, Leslie Dick Hillenbrand wrote: > Rose nose count. LOL > > You might want to check with the National Rose Family Association. > > Christine Rose and friends have been very active for many years. > > http://ourworld.cs.com/christine4rose/ > > Dick Hillenbrand > > >

Dear List, Daniel Rose lived in Easton and married a Kenyon. I do not know where the other Rose households were located within the Saratoga Tax District of Albany County in 1777. I am trying to locate the residences of these seven nuclear families, which also bear the surname of Rose and were living in the Saratoga Tax District in 1777. Behold my nose count for people living in the Saratoga Tax District in 1777 with the surname of Rose. Can you add any additional information regarding how these Roses are related? Have I missed anyone? Do you have any additional information on their respective birth and/or death dates or places of birth and/or death? Rose, Benjamin - (Taxpayer - 3/2 p.4; 10/23 p.7) 13th Reg AMC Rose, Benjamin - (bapt. 1772 - Yellow Meetinghouse) s/o Israel Rose Rose, Daniel - (Taxpayer - 10/23 p. 2) m. Ruth Kenyon d/o Robert Kenyon and Ruth Barber - he was from Rhode Island according to Johnson's History of Washington County, NY Rose, Daniel - s/o Mattias Rose, Jr. Rose, Dorcas Freeman Burley - w/o Matthias Rose - d. 1796 in Ernestown, Ontario Rose Ephraim - (bapt. 1772 - Yellow Meetinghouse) s/o Israel Rose Rose, Eunice - (bapt. 1772 - Yellow Meetinghouse) d/o Israel Rose Rose, Handcock - (Taxpayer 3/2 p. 4; 10/23 p. 2) Rose, Isaac - (Taxpayer 3/2 p. 13) Rose, Israel - (Taxpayer 10/23 p. 11) signed the Wheat and Salt Petition Rose, Israel - (bapt. 1772 - Yellow Meetinghouse) s/o Israel Rose Rose, Jane - d/o Mathias Rose, Jr. Rose, Joseph - (bapt. 1772 - Yellow Meetinghouse) s/o Israel Rose Rose, Lucy - (bapt. 1772 - Yellow Meetinghouse) d/o Israel Rose Rose, Mary - (bapt. 1772 - Yellow Meeting house) d/o Israel Rose Rose, Matthias - (Taxpayer 3/2 p. 2; 10/23 p. 2) second husband of Dorcas Freeman Burley m. aft, 1777 a Loyalist, who removed to Canada Rose, Matthias, Jr. - s/o Mattias Rose - a Loyalist and fled to Canada with a wife and three children Rose, _______ - w/o Mattias Rose, Jr. Rose, Robert - s/o Mathias Rose, Jr. Any additional trivia or genealogical information on these people would be greatly appreciated. I suspect that I have at least seven (7) different nuclear families with the surname of Rose living in the Saratoga District in 1777. Query: are any of these nuclear families members of the same extended family? If there is more than extended family represented by these seven nuclear families, which nuclear family belongs to which extended family? If there is only one extended family, how are the nuclear families connected? Thank you for you help. Leslie

Leslie and all, I just put up a Blog article about the "American Archives" collection of Peter Force, which became the foundation of the collection of the Library of Congress. There is an online full text digital version that I linked to and you can search for many things about the Revolution. I just searched on the words Saratoga and Burgoyne, and got quite a few hits. These are all from transcribed manuscripts and deliciously fun to read. Dick Hillenbrand Upstate New York Genealogy Blog http://ny-genes.blogspot.com On Sat, Aug 16, 2008 at 2:22 PM, Leslie B. Potter <lbpotter@comcast.net>wrote: > Hi Dick, > > Thank you for the suggestion about the National Rose Family > Association. I shall give them a try. > > Before I wrote my paper entitled "A Lawyer's Analysis of Burgoyne's > 'Wilderness': The Saratoga Tax District, Albany County, NY" for the 2006 > Conference on New York State History, I went through my data base and > counted noses. In the process I created my "Saratoga District > Population List" a/k/a "Appendix A". > > This afternoon I have been involved in a discussion on the Saratoga > County e-mail list involving John Freeman and his sister Dorcas Freeman > Burley Rose. After finding some additional information in Bob Freeman's > book on the Freeman Families of New England, I took the opportunity to > revise and update my "Appendix A" and decided to ask for help with my > additional questions - hence the posting. The pun was unintended. > "Appendix A" ended up being 63 pages long. However, my actual paper > was only 8 pages long and took 20 minutes to present. > > Thanks again, > > Leslie > > > Dick Hillenbrand wrote: > > Rose nose count. LOL > > > > You might want to check with the National Rose Family Association. > > > > Christine Rose and friends have been very active for many years. > > > > http://ourworld.cs.com/christine4rose/ > > > > Dick Hillenbrand > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > NYWASHIN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Rose nose count. LOL You might want to check with the National Rose Family Association. Christine Rose and friends have been very active for many years. http://ourworld.cs.com/christine4rose/ Dick Hillenbrand On Sat, Aug 16, 2008 at 1:59 PM, Leslie B. Potter <lbpotter@comcast.net>wrote: > Dear List, > > Daniel Rose lived in Easton and married a Kenyon. I do not know where > the other Rose households were located within the Saratoga Tax District > of Albany County in 1777. I am trying to locate the residences of these > seven nuclear families, which also bear the surname of Rose and were > living in the Saratoga Tax District in 1777. > > Behold my nose count for people living in the Saratoga Tax District in > 1777 with the surname of Rose. Can you add any additional information > regarding how these Roses are related? Have I missed anyone? Do you > have any additional information on their respective birth and/or death > dates or places of birth and/or death? > > Rose, Benjamin - (Taxpayer - 3/2 p.4; 10/23 p.7) 13th Reg AMC > Rose, Benjamin - (bapt. 1772 - Yellow Meetinghouse) s/o Israel Rose > Rose, Daniel - (Taxpayer - 10/23 p. 2) m. Ruth Kenyon d/o Robert Kenyon > and Ruth Barber - > he was from Rhode Island according to Johnson's History of > Washington County, NY > Rose, Daniel - s/o Mattias Rose, Jr. > Rose, Dorcas Freeman Burley - w/o Matthias Rose - d. 1796 in Ernestown, > Ontario > Rose Ephraim - (bapt. 1772 - Yellow Meetinghouse) s/o Israel Rose > Rose, Eunice - (bapt. 1772 - Yellow Meetinghouse) d/o Israel Rose > Rose, Handcock - (Taxpayer 3/2 p. 4; 10/23 p. 2) > Rose, Isaac - (Taxpayer 3/2 p. 13) > Rose, Israel - (Taxpayer 10/23 p. 11) signed the Wheat and Salt Petition > Rose, Israel - (bapt. 1772 - Yellow Meetinghouse) s/o Israel Rose > Rose, Jane - d/o Mathias Rose, Jr. > Rose, Joseph - (bapt. 1772 - Yellow Meetinghouse) s/o Israel Rose > Rose, Lucy - (bapt. 1772 - Yellow Meetinghouse) d/o Israel Rose > Rose, Mary - (bapt. 1772 - Yellow Meeting house) d/o Israel Rose > Rose, Matthias - (Taxpayer 3/2 p. 2; 10/23 p. 2) second husband of > Dorcas Freeman Burley m. aft, 1777 > a Loyalist, who removed to Canada > Rose, Matthias, Jr. - s/o Mattias Rose - a Loyalist and fled to Canada > with a wife and three children > Rose, _______ - w/o Mattias Rose, Jr. > Rose, Robert - s/o Mathias Rose, Jr. > > Any additional trivia or genealogical information on these people would > be greatly appreciated. > I suspect that I have at least seven (7) different nuclear families with > the surname of Rose living in the Saratoga District in 1777. Query: are > any of these nuclear families members of the same extended family? If > there is more than extended family represented by these seven nuclear > families, which nuclear family belongs to which extended family? If > there is only one extended family, how are the nuclear families connected? > > Thank you for you help. > > Leslie > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > NYWASHIN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Hi All; If you see any records of a WAKELEY. WAKELY AND WAKLEY in Washington Co. Dating from the late 17-18 century can you let me know? This family is my great great grandfathers line and my great grandmother was a Wakeley. I find it amazing how many Wakelys are out there. Dee in Houston, Texas

Margaret, Thank you very much for the suggestions. Nana ----- Original Message ----- From: "Margaret Ernest" <mfernest@comcast.net> To: <nywashin@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2008 10:57 AM Subject: Re: [NYWASHIN] Harriet SCOTT m Francis NORTON > LDS has filmed the Vosburgh transcriptions of church records throughout NY > state. I know that they do have some for Washington County. > > Some of them may also be in the Jackson book of newspaper > transcriptions... > > Margaret Ernest > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Joann H. Nichols" <jnichols1930@verizon.net> > To: <nywashin@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2008 8:06 AM > Subject: Re: [NYWASHIN] Harriet SCOTT m Francis NORTON > > >> Sorry, no, I don't. Go to USGenWeb for NY, then for Washington County, >> and see what you can find for the Scott and Norton families. The >> Historian for Washington County might be of help to you. >> >> Good luck, >> Joann Nichols >> >> nredell wrote: >>> Thanks, Joann, >>> Do you know anything about possible church records for marriages? I >>> know >>> it >>> was a Protestant church, but not which one. >>> Nana >>> >>> >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> NYWASHIN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >> quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > NYWASHIN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Sorry, no, I don't. Go to USGenWeb for NY, then for Washington County, and see what you can find for the Scott and Norton families. The Historian for Washington County might be of help to you. Good luck, Joann Nichols nredell wrote: > Thanks, Joann, > Do you know anything about possible church records for marriages? I know it > was a Protestant church, but not which one. > Nana > >

LDS has filmed the Vosburgh transcriptions of church records throughout NY state. I know that they do have some for Washington County. Some of them may also be in the Jackson book of newspaper transcriptions... Margaret Ernest ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joann H. Nichols" <jnichols1930@verizon.net> To: <nywashin@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2008 8:06 AM Subject: Re: [NYWASHIN] Harriet SCOTT m Francis NORTON > Sorry, no, I don't. Go to USGenWeb for NY, then for Washington County, > and see what you can find for the Scott and Norton families. The > Historian for Washington County might be of help to you. > > Good luck, > Joann Nichols > > nredell wrote: >> Thanks, Joann, >> Do you know anything about possible church records for marriages? I know >> it >> was a Protestant church, but not which one. >> Nana >> >> > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > NYWASHIN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message