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    1. [NYWYOMIN] Kelley Family of Middlebury, Wyoming County, NY circa 1850

    3. James Kelley born 1773, VT is buried in Dale Cem. He is buried in 1855 in Dale's Pioneer Cem.. The Tomb stone was moved from the old Pioneer cem. which was in terrible disrepair, circa 1900. His grandson who was interested in family history feared the stone would be broken and buried in the old cem. He put James' tombstone near his son's, Orlando Kelley, Tomb stone in the new Dale Cem. I need to know where this James Kelley lived before coming to Dale to die. He is not in the 1850 Census of Wyoming County. The last definite residence was Hannibal, Oswego County in the 1820 Census. His son said that the family farm was in NY state in 1830, but where? Thanks so much, Frances Porter [email protected]

    06/10/2003 11:01:35
    1. Re: [NYWYOMIN] New Java page
    2. Betty Thomas

    3. Sorry about that.....I meant to say there is anew link on the Wyoming main page! Betty At 06:07 PM 6/6/2003 -0400, Betty Thomas wrote: >I'm pleased to announce that Debbie Howes is the new host for the Town of >Java Genealogy Page. There is a new link on the Genesee main page to her >new Java page. If you have any Java info, photos, transcriptions, etc. >please contact Debbie...she would love to add to the page! >Check out the new web page at: > > >http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~towns/java/ > > >If anyone would like to host any of the remaining towns [Java and Sheldon >taken] please contact me. >Betty > > >Betty >[email protected] >Wicks,Hammond, Heintz,Bradfield,Walbridge - http://BettyT.tripod.com >Boylston Historical Society & Museum http://users.rcn.com/boyhisoc/ >GenWeb County Coordinator for: >Genesee, NY http://www.rootsweb.com/~nygenese >Wyoming, NY http://www.rootsweb.com/~nywyomin >Worcester, MA http://www.rootsweb.com/~maworces > > >==== NYWYOMIN Mailing List ==== >Need to UNsub for vacation or summer?? >Forget How to UN sub??? >http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/usa/NY/wyoming.html Betty [email protected] Wicks,Hammond, Heintz,Bradfield,Walbridge - http://BettyT.tripod.com Boylston Historical Society & Museum http://users.rcn.com/boyhisoc/ GenWeb County Coordinator for: Genesee, NY http://www.rootsweb.com/~nygenese Wyoming, NY http://www.rootsweb.com/~nywyomin Worcester, MA http://www.rootsweb.com/~maworces

    06/06/2003 12:59:56
    1. [NYWYOMIN] New Java page
    2. Betty Thomas

    3. I'm pleased to announce that Debbie Howes is the new host for the Town of Java Genealogy Page. There is a new link on the Genesee main page to her new Java page. If you have any Java info, photos, transcriptions, etc. please contact Debbie...she would love to add to the page! Check out the new web page at: <http://proxy-mail.mailcity.lycos.com/bin/redirector.cgi?class=1&url=http%3a%2f%2ffreepages%2egenealogy%2erootsweb%2ecom%2f%7etowns%2fjava%2f&uuid=17163&partner_key=mailcity>http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~towns/java/ If anyone would like to host any of the remaining towns [Java and Sheldon taken] please contact me. Betty Betty [email protected] Wicks,Hammond, Heintz,Bradfield,Walbridge - http://BettyT.tripod.com Boylston Historical Society & Museum http://users.rcn.com/boyhisoc/ GenWeb County Coordinator for: Genesee, NY http://www.rootsweb.com/~nygenese Wyoming, NY http://www.rootsweb.com/~nywyomin Worcester, MA http://www.rootsweb.com/~maworces

    06/06/2003 12:07:23
    1. [NYWYOMIN] 5/22/03 Arcade Herald, Remember When...
    2. Bud & Trish Nicola

    3. Hi, Here's this week's Remember When.... Trish Hackett Nicola Seattle, WA Reprinted with permission from the author of Remember When..., p. 10, Arcade Herald, May 22, 2003, copied by Trish Hackett Nicola (*See below for information on how to receive a copy of the original article or obituary.) 10 Years Ago - May 20, 1993 Members of the Yorkshire Free Methodist church planned a weekend of events in early June to commemorate the 125th anniversary of the founding of the church. The Rev. H. Robert MITCHELL, pastor of the church since 1976, was about to leave for a new pastorate in Albion. Deaths; William PLUMB, 64, of Delevan; Mary WEKENMANN SCHULTZ, 80, of Arcade; Adolph "Hank" SCHILLER, 66, formerly of Arcade. 25 Years Ago - May 24, 1978 William KNAUF succeeded Dee SCHNITZLER as president of the Arcade Lions Club. The Machias American Legion post and auxiliary selected Paul LAVREY to attend Boys State and Donna BALEWICK to attend Girls State. The Pioneer Marching Band, led by drum majors Beth ERICK and Beth KITTLESON, took first place at the Springville Pageant of Bands. The color guard, captained by Lori WEAVER, took two first places. Deaths: Pearl BROWN UNGER, 87, of Java Center; Medford KNAPP, 62, of Yorkshire. 35 Years Ago - May 23, 1968 Elizabeth NEWBOLD was crowned queen of the Holland Tulip Festival, which was held in conjunction with Holland's sesquicentennial. Bishop James McNULTY formally dedicated the new St. Joseph's Church building in Holland during the Tulip Festival weekend. The Delevan-Machias seniors took their trip to Washington over Memorial Day weekend. The trip had been postponed from Easter, due to the riots that followed the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King. Jane KESTER of Yorkshire was valedictorian and Marilyn MARTIN of Machias was salutatorian of the graduating class at Delevan-Machias. Deaths: Margaret LEONARD CLINCH, 88, of Arcade; Louis SUGG, 83, of Arcade; Theodore SCROBACK, 51, of Arcade; Joseph ZACK, 61, of Arcade. 50 Years Ago - May 21, 1953 Regal Rebekah Lodge in Delevan observed its 50th anniversary. Katherine HIGGINS CAGWIN of Delevan died at age 87. *To receive a copy of the original article or obituary, send a written request listing the individual article and the exact date of the issue to Arcade Historical Society, P. O. 236, Arcade, NY 14009. Include a check or money order for $5 for each request.

    06/04/2003 10:58:39
    1. [NYWYOMIN] 4 Jun - New Files in NY/USGenWeb Archives
    2. W. David Samuelsen

    3. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ny/nyfiles.htm < http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ny/cattaraugus/wills/v18/potter-loism.txt http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ny/chemung/wills/v12/baldwin-andrews.txt http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ny/monroe/wills/v19/keeney-elisha.txt http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ny/wyoming/wills/v10/green-james.txt http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ny/wyoming/wills/v8/velzy-james.txt > W. David Samuelsen, State File Manager NY/USGenWeb Archives

    06/04/2003 04:14:33
    1. [NYWYOMIN] New files in NY/USGenWeb Archives 4-22 Apr 2003
    2. W. David Samuelsen

    3. 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David Samuelsen, State File Manager, NY/USGenWeb Archives

    06/01/2003 04:45:56
    1. [NYWYOMIN] Java Site - Help
    2. Deb Howes

    3. Clear Day Here is your chance to help your fellow genealogists researching families in Java!! I am setting up a new site, to be linked to the Wyoming County Genweb site, for the town of Java. If are you willing to contribute old photos, transcriptions or anything pertaining to the history of Java that would be of interest to genealogists, please contact me directly at: [email protected] Also, if you live in the area and are willing to do some research there, let me know. Thank you! Debbie Howes Chili, NY

    06/01/2003 05:00:26
    1. [NYWYOMIN] HARRIS-TAAFFE
    2. Brian Harris

    3. I am looking for information on my GreatGrandfather, Franklin Benjamin Harris, and the rest of the family. Here is what I do know from family information/records. He was born in Wethersfield Spings in 1849 to Eleazer HARRIS and Cornelia MACOMBER(MACUMBER). He married Mary Ann TAAFFE the daughter of Nicholas and Caterine CONNERS TAFFEE on September 20 1870 in LeRoy where they lived for about 4 years before moving to Warsaw, and then to Middlebury, and finally to Perry. He died in 1889 and they are buried in Hope cemetery in Perry. His siblings were: Hanna HARRIS who married William HASKINS of LeRoy Ellen HARRIS who married William KELSEY of Warsaw George W. HARRIS who married Ella BURGESS and moved to Marshall IA Laura HARRIS who married(and out lived)the following men in Middlebury, NY a Mr. KING Mr. Levi PARMENTER Mr. John MORSE Lewis, EVA, Albert and Cora HARRIS who all died as a child His children were: Frank B. HARRIS (my Grandfather) b. 1/20/1879 Warsaw, Wyoming, NY m. Mary E. GALLAGHER of Batavia and Gertrude DALGELISH of Tavistock, Ontario, Canada Edith Cornelia HARRIS GURNEY b. 8/12/1871 LeRoy, d. 5/18/1956, Perry Eva May HARRIS b. 10/16/1873 LeRoy, d. 11/22/1891 Francis Agnes HARRIS SMITH b. 8/5/1876 d. 1958 m. Carl Durand SMITH of Victor NY Blanche Helen HARRIS McDowell b. 6/14/1881 Perry m. Frank David McDowell lived in Perry LeRoy Eleazer HARRIS b. 3/19/1886 West Perry? d. 11/2/1910 Mildred Isabelle HARRIS b. 7/29/1888 in Perry. Lived on Benedict St in Perry My grandfather lived in Perry in the 20's and cut ice on Siler Lake. They also lived at the Lake at the foot of Chapman Ave. and my father and aunt went a one-room schoolhouse on Rt 39 just south of Chapman Ave on the West side of the road. Last time I saw the schoolhouse, it was a small shop of some type. Brian K. Harris P.E. Vice President of Governmental Services Ellis Environmental Group, LC 1249 S. Old Corry Field Rd. Pensacola, FL 32507-2197 (850)457-1123(Office) (850)232-7867(Cell)

    05/29/2003 09:38:06
    1. [NYWYOMIN] 5/15/03 Arcade Herald, Remember When...
    2. Bud & Trish Nicola

    3. Hi, This week's copy of the Arcade Herald included a 24-page insert on Warsaw, "1803-2003: A look back at 200 years of growth and progress." It includes a timeline, old articles & photos. I do not know if extra copies are available, but if you are interested write to Arcade Herald, 223 Main St., Arcade, NY 14009 or call 716-492-2525 or 716-496-5013. Current obituaries and some of the other articles are on the web at www.arcadeherald.com. Remember When.... isn't on the website but if everyone reading this requested it maybe they would add it. It's worth a try. Here's this week's Remember When.... Trish Hackett Nicola Seattle, WA Reprinted with permission from the author of Remember When..., p. 7, Arcade Herald, May 15, 2003, copied by Trish Hackett Nicola (*See below for information on how to receive a copy of the original article or obituary.) 10 Years Ago - May 13, 1993 Dana NEWMAN was crowned queen of the annual Holland Tulip Festival. Jennifer KINNEY was named Miss Happiness, and Jennifer PIERROT was voted Miss Congeniality. A barn of the Gary and Martha BRAY farm near Arcade was destroyed by fire. Deaths: Lawrence BROWN, 71, of Arcade; Pauline Henry LEONARD, 75, formerly of Farmersville Station. 25 Years Ago - May 18, 1978 Ann SZUBA was crowned queen of the Holland Tulip Festival. Runners-up were Wendy ZIELEN, Christa ROTHFUSS and Sandra KRAMER. Mrs. Jay ADDISON was elected president of the firemen's auxiliary in Delevan. Gary MODZELEWSKI was valedictorian and Kevin JEFFERS was salutatorian of the senior class at Pioneer Central School. The Arcade Council of Churches honored the Rev. John SHORTLE of the Delevan and Yorkshire United Methodist churches and the Rev. John ELLIS of the Arcade United church of Christ, prior to their departure from the area. The council elected Lucille DRAKE president. The B-B gun shooting team sponsored by the Pioneer Jaycees won the state tournament, and Laurie HOPKINS won the overall shooter trophy. Jon COLOROSS was the team's coach. The house on Main Street in Machias that had once served as a funeral home was being demolished. Deaths; Lena FUGLE HOGAN, 89, of Java Village; John BAKIERZYNSKI Jr., 50, of Bliss; Gene LAVERNE, 63, formerly of Arcade. 35 Years Ago - May 16, 1968 The 150th anniversary of the Town of Holland was being observed as part of the annual Tulip Festival. The Arcade PTA honored Alice MASON, who was retiring after 32 years as an elementary teacher, and Marjorie RYAN, who was resigning after 21 years as an English teacher. Harrison LINDSLEY was elected commander of the American Legion post in Holland, and Mrs. William HOUCK was elected president of the auxiliary. Elected president of local firemen's auxiliaries were Barbara LESTER in Arcade and Mrs. Fred WAGNER in Delevan. Deaths: Susie CAMP, 91, of Java Village; Leonard FULLER, 73, formerly of Arcade. 50 Years Ago - May 14, 1953 Dorothy STEVENS of Yorkshire was valedictorian and Rita SCHUMACHER of Delevan was salutatorian of the Class of 1953 at Delevan-Machias Central School. The Arcade merchants voted to close at 5:30 instead of 6 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. The merchants decided to poll their customers about the idea of staying open of Friday rather than Saturday evenings. Herbert LOOMIS sold the Arcade Bottling Works to George and Robert WHITE. Deaths: Mabel JACKSON BRIGGS, 50, of Arcade; Elizabeth HOPKINS GOODEMOTE, 80, of Chaffee; The Rev. Clare CONRAD, formerly of Arcade. *To receive a copy of the original article or obituary, send a written request listing the individual article and the exact date of the issue to Arcade Historical Society, P. O. 236, Arcade, NY 14009. Include a check or money order for $5 for each request.

    05/29/2003 03:13:00
    1. Re: [NYWYOMIN] Captured in the Patriot War of 1837
    2. Meg Sibbernsen

    3. you might also consider the possiblity that Nathan Hiting listed on the convict ship to australia is your 4g grandfather the ages appear to be close F. Bailey wrote: >Where should I look to learn the facts of the following story? > >In the "History of the Town of Warsaw, New York," 1869, Andrew W. Young writes of my 4g grand uncle, Nathan WHITING, 1795- ? , and his brother-in-law, Chauncey SHELDON, 1786-1866, both who served in the Patriot War of 1837 (an insurrection in Canada where many U.S. citizens joined the Canadian patriots). Eventually both were captured and banished to Van Dieman's Land, Australia. One escaped after seven years; the other was pardoned. Both returned to America. > >Thank you for any help you can offer. I would love to correspond with any descendants of these men. > >Sally Bailey >[email protected] > > >==== NYWYOMIN Mailing List ==== >To UN sub go here: >http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/usa/NY/wyoming.html > > > > >

    05/28/2003 05:22:09
    1. Re: [NYWYOMIN] Captured in the Patriot War of 1837
    2. Meg Sibbernsen

    3. http://members.iinet.net.au/~perthdps/convicts/canadian.html the website above lists your ancestor Chauncey Sheldon as being aboard the ship Canadian Convicts on the HMS Buffalo 1839-1840 there are some interesting details about the ship cheers meg F. Bailey wrote: >Where should I look to learn the facts of the following story? > >In the "History of the Town of Warsaw, New York," 1869, Andrew W. Young writes of my 4g grand uncle, Nathan WHITING, 1795- ? , and his brother-in-law, Chauncey SHELDON, 1786-1866, both who served in the Patriot War of 1837 (an insurrection in Canada where many U.S. citizens joined the Canadian patriots). Eventually both were captured and banished to Van Dieman's Land, Australia. One escaped after seven years; the other was pardoned. Both returned to America. > >Thank you for any help you can offer. I would love to correspond with any descendants of these men. > >Sally Bailey >[email protected] > > >==== NYWYOMIN Mailing List ==== >To UN sub go here: >http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/usa/NY/wyoming.html > > > > >

    05/28/2003 05:17:24
    1. [NYWYOMIN] Attica and area news
    2. Linda/Don

    3. Daily News Batavia, Genesee County, New York State July 6-1893 Practical Joke in Attica. A fire started on Exchange street last evening that might have resulted seriously but for the fact that it was discovered before it had gained much headway and was promptly extinguished by the fire department. About 7 p.m. several young men saw Painter Joseph WOOD lying asleep in his paint shop, a two-story frame building on Exchange street, and some of them conceived the idea that it would be great sport to fire off a large firecracker in the building and give him a sudden awakening. The plan was carried out and WOOD was rudely aroused from his slumbers. He got up and without removing the burning portions of the exploded cracker, it is said, went out and locked the door behind him. Shortly before 10 o'clock passers-by discovered that the building was on fire and sounded an alarm. By the time the firemen arrived Paul GLOR's meat market building, adjoining the paint shop, was also on fire, but the flames in both structures were soon extinguished. Considerable damage was done to the interior of WOOD's building and the fire burned through the roof, but GLOR's building was not much damaged. Buildings stand close together at that point and if the fire had gained much headway a serious conflagration would undoubtedly have been the result. There appears to be every reason for believing that the fire started from the exploded cracker. Frederick W. Long's Death. Castile.-Frederick W. LONG, son of the Rev. J.C. LONG, died on Tuesday of inflammation of the brain, aged 21 years. He was born in Elba, Genesee county. He finished the course of Regents' study here in the public school, graduating with Regents' diploma in 1890. After two years' study at Mt. Hermon, Mass., he was graduated from the classical course and by his Regents paper and Mt. Hermon diploma entered Hamilton college in 1892. Last February he went to Chicago, but contracted a severe cold on the journey and was ill a short time. On his arrival home two months ago he was improving. Two weeks ago he was taken with a rush of blood to the head. Dr. L.C. BOUGHTON had charge of the case an called Dr. George M. PALMER of Warsaw in consultation. They decided that the patient had brain trouble and there were no hopes of recovery. After being informed of his condition the young man made all the arrangements for the burial services. He leaves a father, mother and two sisters. The deceased was a member of the Castile Tent, K.O.T.M.,and carried $3,000 insurance. That order will attend the funeral in a body. The funeral will be held from the Baptist church today. The Rev. H.C. DIBBLE of Perry and the Rev. H.W. CONGDON of Wyoming will have charge of the services and will be assisted by the pastor of this place. The remains will be taken to Elba for interment tomorrow. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Daily News Batavia, Genesee County, New York State July 3-1893 Veterans at Gettysburg Over 10,000 people were at Gettysburg yesterday to witness the dedication of the New York State monument to the memory of the soldiers of the Empire State who fell in the memorable conflict of 1863. Seven thousand men in the throng were veterans of this State who participated in the Battle of Gettysburg and whose transportation to the dedication was paid from funds appropriated for that purpose by the Legislature. The monument stands in the New York section of the National cemetery near the statue of General REYNOLDS. Casper BUBERI, the military sculptor, was the artist. The base of the memorial bears a tablet showing the names of all New York officers in the field. The structure, which cost $52,000, is of polished granite and bronze. The scenes represented in the bronze relief are the wounding of General SICKLES, wounding of General HANCOCK, the death of General REYNOLDS, and General SLOCUM surrounded by his subordinate commanders. Among the figures, besides SICKLES and SLOCUM are the New York soldiers, Generals CARR, WEED, GRAHAM, WARD, TREMOINE, GREENE, RUSSELL, BARNUM, BARTLETT, DOUBLEDAY, ROBINSON, BARLOW, KIRKPATRICK, and WARREN. "Victory," as the statue is styled, is represented by a female figure of pensive mien, holding floral wreaths with which to decorate the graves of the dead. She leans on a staff surmounted by the liberty cap which is present in the arms of the State of New York. She wears an empire belt on which is a solitary star, emblematic of her being one of the stars of the Union, and on her girdle in is the motto, "Excelsior." Below the columns are trophies consisting of flags, cannon, shields, the coat-of-arms of the State and the corps badges of the New York regiments which were engaged in the great battle. The ceremonies of the dedication were impressive. The thrilling addresses of the speech makers came from the heart and awakened memories of the long ago. General Daniel E. SICKLES, President of the Board of Gettysburg Monument Commissioners of New York State, made the introductory speech. It was partly historical and entirely patriotic. Bishop POTTER delivered the dedicatory address, speaking eloquently, and Governor PATTISON of Pennsylvania then briefly welcomed the distinguished guests. Governor FLOWER spoke next. He said the impressive scene was the homage which a great State renders to its martyr sons. The battle in which these fought, the Governor said, was one o the great battles of history; the cause, the highest of which human blood was ever shed; the scenes of bravery and hardship are embedded in the memory of every American; and the victory here won determined the integrity of the Union and insured the establishment of human freedom in this land. For participation in such a conflict an in aiding the accomplishment of such ends, no homage of a grateful State is too profuse--no mark of appreciation is too generous--no expression of love is undeserved. "In the great battle fought on this hallowed ground," Governor Flower added, "New York's part was prominent and the bravery of her men conspicuous. No small share of the Union victory is hers. Most of the heroes of the struggle were her sons. A third of the soldiers on the Federal side were in New York regiments. In cavalry, artillery and infantry organizations, equivalent to seventy-three regiments, New York had not much less than 30,000 enlisted men and officers on the field. ** This is pre-eminently the battle field of the nation. Men of nearly every State participated in the its action. Nearly every State contributed to the exhibitions of bravery, and no less brave were those who followed the Confederate flag, and fought behind their superb leader, General LEE. No charge in martial history was ever more daring or courageous than that of PICKETT's men. It has an immortal place among military annals." Each of New York veterans is to be presented a medal commemorative of the great battle. This End of the State About 130 Wyoming county veterans went to Gettysburg to see the monument H.H. ELDRED, once manager of the Attica mills, on Saturday gave up the management of the Star Theater in Buffalo, owing to a request from the owners for his retirement. submitted by L. Schmidt *********************************************

    05/26/2003 01:10:35
    1. [NYWYOMIN] Gilfillans (?) Cemetery

    3. Hi all, I'm looking for the cemetery where my g-g-aunt, Elizabeth (Libbie) FAGAN McCLURG, is buried. Notes found in Le Roy House from a g-aunt list her as being buried "in Gilfillans", but I have never heard of a cemetery by that name!! She died c1876; her family lived in Covington, in Wyoming County, and her husband, William McCLURG, lived in Pavilion, in Genesee County at the time of his death, some 60 years later. He is said to be buried in Covington, but he did remarry, so he wasn't necessarily buried with Elizabeth. Has ANYONE ever heard of a cemetery by ANY name sounding ANYTHING like Gilfillans, in the vicinity of the Genesee, Wyoming, Livingston County "corner"?? THANKS!!! Joan

    05/21/2003 03:10:10
    1. [NYWYOMIN] Native American Genealogy, NY
    2. HistorianCindyA

    3. If any of you are searching your Indian roots in NY the 1915 State Census has a lot of information. Hopefully they can be found on microfilm for that year. They are after all the towns for what ever county the reservation may be in. In my case the census for the Tonawanda Reservation is in the Genesee County Census book at the end (which is in our clerks office). They also have 1875 and 1925. Sometimes it is enumerated as the reservation as a whole. Sometimes it is broken down into what area of the reservation being Alabama (Genesee), Newstead (Erie) and Royalton (Niagara). I'm guessing Tonawanda is in the Genesee County Census since, geographically, the Alabama portion of the reservation has the most acreage. It is very interesting too. Since traditionally the lineage desends from the mother not the father, the woman is the head of household. Thus the children will be the same Tribe and clan as the mother. The man (which is the head of household normally) is listed as husband or father. I was quite surprised that when the State did this census they did it the right way. Just something to be aware of if you think you have Indian roots of some kind. You may have to think opposite of the way you normally do things to get the lineage correct. Below is an example. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1915 Census (June 1) Tonawanda Reservation, Genesee County NY Census Here is the order of the columns which is pretty cool.: Residence (Post Office) Name Name of Mother of Children under 21 Relationship to head of family (which is the woman) Date of Birth Sex Tribe Clan Occupation On or off (Reservation) Acres of land cultivated Where educated Degree of Indian Blood Speaks English Christian Pagan Spokane, GRIFFIN Ulyses, n/a, father, 20-Apr-1868, M, Cayuga, Wolf, Foreman Lumber Yard, off, n/a,Common School, 2/3, yes, Christian Spokane, GRIFFIN Nellie, n/a, head, 7-Apr.-1864, F, Seneca, Beaver, Housework, on, n/a, Ontario (unreadable word), 2/3, yes, Christian Edmonton Ca, GRIFFIN Arthur, Nellie Griffin, son, 29-Sept- 1881, M, Seneca, Beaver, Salesman, off, n/a, Akron High, 3/5, Yes, Christian Spokane, GRIFFIN Earl, Nellie Griffin, son, 1-June- 1897, Seneca, Beaver, n/a, n/a, n/a, Spokane, 3/5, yes, Christian Spokane, GRIFFIN Mae, Nellie Griffin, daughter, 17-May-1899, F, Seneca, Beaver, n/a, n/a, n/a, Spokane, 3/5, yes, Christian Spokane, GRIFFIN Lettie, Nellie Griffin, daughter, 30-Nov-1904, F, Seneca, Beaver, n/a, n/a, n/a, Spokane, 3/5, yes, Christian -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Most of the residence was either Basom or Akron, so I'm guessing they were visiting? If you have Adobe Acrobat (which you can download free a lot of places) there is a booklet of 149 pages on all the federal census, questions asked, etc. Pretty interesting stuff. Doesn't seem they successfully did the reservations till 1890. The link is: http://www.census.gov/prod/2002pubs/pol02-ma.pdf -- Cindy Amrhein Town of Alabama Historian in Genesee Co., NY Experience the Town of Alabama in Genesee County, NY. http://www.rootsweb.com/~nycalaba/ APHNYS (Association of Public Historians of New York State) http://www.tier.net/~aphnys __________________________________________________________________ Try AOL and get 1045 hours FREE for 45 days! http://free.aol.com/tryaolfree/index.adp?375380 Get AOL Instant Messenger 5.1 free of charge. Download Now! http://aim.aol.com/aimnew/Aim/register.adp?promo=380455

    05/20/2003 05:48:24
    1. [NYWYOMIN] RE: Wilford Vasile
    2. Patricia Tharp

    3. Hi Debbie, The kind gentleman in LeRoy is Wilford Vasile. >From: "Debbie Guldenschuh" To: [email protected] Subject: RE: >[NYWYOMIN] Bennington cemeteries Date: Tue, 20 May 2003 11:07:09 -0400 > >I HAVE JUST RETURNED TO FLORIDA FROM MY GENOLOGY AND GRAVE YARD WANDERING >AND HAD THE PLEASURE IN MY NY WYOMING COUNTY SEARCHS TO FIND I HAD A COUSIN >JAMES CUTLER WHO DID EXTENSIVE HISTORIAN AND GENEOLOGY SEARCHS ON WYOMING >COUNTY FAMILIES. HE DIED AT 70=/- AND ALL OF HIS HEIRS DIED ALSO.BUT THE >PASTOR THE INHERITED HIS BELONGINGS BY DEFAULT GAVE HIS MULTIPLE BOOKS (AND >I MEAN MUTIPLE!!!!!) TO A VERY KIND LEGALLY BLIND MAN IN LEROY ALSO A >HITOIAN AND GENEOLOGIST. HE LIVES AT 17 CLAY ST LEROY AND MUST HAVE LARGE >PRINT BOLD NOT WRITING TO READ. #12 OR GREATER. HE DONATES HIS LIFE TO THIS >BUT A SMALL GESTURE FOR HIS HELP IS ALWAYS WELCOME.HIS NAME IS PAST ME AT >THE MOMENT BUT MY NIECE KIM AT Kim Lawrence [[email protected]]HAS >THIS INFORMATION SO YOU COULD WRITE HIM. AT HIS DEATH THESE ITEMS AND THE >MULTIPLE PICTURES THEY HAVE WILL BE DONATED TO THE LEROY HISTORIAN SOCIETY. >SOME PICTURES HAVE ALREADY BEEN DONATED TO THE WYOMING COUNTY HISTRICAL >SOCIETY > >Debbie Guldenschuh > > > >-----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] >Sent: Saturday, May 17, 2003 6:01 PM To: [email protected] Subject: >Re: [NYWYOMIN] Bennington cemeteries > > >Hi again Pat, > >If you go to the Wyoming County GenWeb site at >http://www.rootsweb.com/~nywyomin and scroll down to the ARCHIVES section; >click on "Wyoming County Archives"; scroll a bit and you'll see >"Cemeteries". The first link, "Historical Information and Driving >directions" will give you the locations of the cemeteries. There's also a >list of cemeteries for Attica there as well. > >I don't know if the map on the homepage will help you with current >locations or not, but the contact info for Anita should be up to date, and >judging by her posts, she seems very helpful. > >Happy Hunting, Joan > > >==== NYWYOMIN Mailing List ==== Visit the Wyoming Co. GenWEb >http://www.rootsweb.com/~nywyomin > > > > >==== NYWYOMIN Mailing List ==== To UN sub go here: >http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/usa/NY/wyoming.html > _________________________________________________________________ The new MSN 8: advanced junk mail protection and 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail

    05/20/2003 01:49:57
    1. RE: [NYWYOMIN] Bennington cemeteries
    2. Debbie Guldenschuh

    3. I HAVE JUST RETURNED TO FLORIDA FROM MY GENOLOGY AND GRAVE YARD WANDERING AND HAD THE PLEASURE IN MY NY WYOMING COUNTY SEARCHS TO FIND I HAD A COUSIN JAMES CUTLER WHO DID EXTENSIVE HISTORIAN AND GENEOLOGY SEARCHS ON WYOMING COUNTY FAMILIES. HE DIED AT 70=/- AND ALL OF HIS HEIRS DIED ALSO.BUT THE PASTOR THE INHERITED HIS BELONGINGS BY DEFAULT GAVE HIS MULTIPLE BOOKS (AND I MEAN MUTIPLE!!!!!) TO A VERY KIND LEGALLY BLIND MAN IN LEROY ALSO A HITOIAN AND GENEOLOGIST. HE LIVES AT 17 CLAY ST LEROY AND MUST HAVE LARGE PRINT BOLD NOT WRITING TO READ. #12 OR GREATER. HE DONATES HIS LIFE TO THIS BUT A SMALL GESTURE FOR HIS HELP IS ALWAYS WELCOME.HIS NAME IS PAST ME AT THE MOMENT BUT MY NIECE KIM AT Kim Lawrence [[email protected]]HAS THIS INFORMATION SO YOU COULD WRITE HIM. AT HIS DEATH THESE ITEMS AND THE MULTIPLE PICTURES THEY HAVE WILL BE DONATED TO THE LEROY HISTORIAN SOCIETY. SOME PICTURES HAVE ALREADY BEEN DONATED TO THE WYOMING COUNTY HISTRICAL SOCIETY Debbie Guldenschuh -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, May 17, 2003 6:01 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [NYWYOMIN] Bennington cemeteries Hi again Pat, If you go to the <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~nywyomin">Wyoming County GenWeb site</A> at http://www.rootsweb.com/~nywyomin and scroll down to the ARCHIVES section; click on "Wyoming County Archives"; scroll a bit and you'll see "Cemeteries". The first link, "Historical Information and Driving directions" will give you the locations of the cemeteries. There's also a list of cemeteries for Attica there as well. I don't know if the map on the homepage will help you with current locations or not, but the contact info for Anita should be up to date, and judging by her posts, she seems very helpful. Happy Hunting, Joan ==== NYWYOMIN Mailing List ==== Visit the Wyoming Co. GenWEb http://www.rootsweb.com/~nywyomin

    05/20/2003 05:07:09
    1. [NYWYOMIN] POINT Chapter 5 Meeting Notice (Pursuing Our Italian Names Together)

    3. Our next meeting will be held on Sunday, June 8, 2003 at 1:00 PM at Romanello's Roseland. This month our guest speaker will be Kristy Jackson from Creative Memories. Kristy will be talking to us about the care and handling of our treasured old photographs and the basics of scrap booking. There will be a $12.00 charge which includes lunch, beverage, tax & gratuity. Please RSVP to Debbie Delgato by May 24, 2003 if you plan to attend.  You can reach her at 688-0159 or [email protected] Shirley Fischer President, PIP Chapter 5, WNY (Note:  Romanello's is located at 490 Rhode Island, Buffalo NY 1 block West of Richmond Ave.)

    05/18/2003 03:25:47
    1. Re: [NYWYOMIN] Bennington cemeteries

    3. Hi again Pat, If you go to the <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~nywyomin">Wyoming County GenWeb site</A> at http://www.rootsweb.com/~nywyomin and scroll down to the ARCHIVES section; click on "Wyoming County Archives"; scroll a bit and you'll see "Cemeteries". The first link, "Historical Information and Driving directions" will give you the locations of the cemeteries. There's also a list of cemeteries for Attica there as well. I don't know if the map on the homepage will help you with current locations or not, but the contact info for Anita should be up to date, and judging by her posts, she seems very helpful. Happy Hunting, Joan

    05/17/2003 12:01:09
    1. Re: [NYWYOMIN] Bennington cemeteries

    3. Joan, thank you for the cemetery info. I have not visited any of the ones you listed other than Cowlesville Village Cem. Can you or anyone on the list give me some idea of where the others are located ( in relation to the village of Cowlesville)? My ancestors were Universalists so I don`t thnik they`d be in the Catholic cemeteries. Attica is a possiblity, though. Again, thanks very much, Pat

    05/17/2003 11:44:22
    1. Re: [NYWYOMIN] Bennington cemeteries

    3. Hi Pat, According to the Wyoming County GenWeb site, Bennington cemteries are: Fairview Cemetery Summit View Cemetery East Bennington German Cemetery or Our Help of Christians RC Cemtery Sacred Heart of Jesus RC Cemetery Maple Lawn Cemetery Maxon Farm Cemetery Folsomdale Cemetery Cowlesville Village Cemtery Fairview Cemetery Also from that website: Many of the early Roman Catholic families of the southern sector of the Town of Bennington were buried in the St Cecelia's RC Church Cemetery, Town of Sheldon. Also many families in the southeast section of the Town of Bennington were buried in Varysburg Village Cemetery, Town of Sheldon. Also pioneers of the Town of Bennington living in the area of Turner's Corners, Town of Sheldon were buried in Persons Cemetery or Sheldon Center Cemetery, Town of Sheldon. With the exception of Forest Hill Cemetery, all other cemeteries in the Town of Attica were published in HISTORICAL WYOMING throughout the years. For further questions please contact <A HREF="mailto:[email protected]">Anita Ripstein Hayes</A> ([email protected]) Hope that helps! Joan In a message dated 5/17/2003 4:23:41 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > I`m hoping someone on the list can give me the names & locations of all the > cemeteries in the town of Bennington. I have visited the Cowlesville > Cemetery > on Lapp Rd but have not found the graves of my Skeele ggggrandparents > there. > Both died in Cowlesville, I believe; one in 1856 & the other probably > between > 1860 & 1870. I`ll be grateful for any help. > Pat >

    05/17/2003 11:13:09