My thanks to each of you who sent in an answer to my question concerning Marlborough - Marlboro. Your a great group. Here are partial notes I received that I thought I would pass along: ----- Original Message ----- From: <Gintomik@aol.com> To: <honey@texasol.com> Sent: Monday, March 13, 2000 3:43 PM Subject: Re: Another question > Carolyn, > Rand McNally lists it as Marlboro today, BUT, I suspect that in the distant > past it was Marlborough, in keeping with the European spelling. You will > find it on the Hudson River, about halfway between Newburgh and Poughkeepsie > on the west bank. Many Woolseys settled in New York, Ulster County, Kingston, > NY, where we found so many court records. Kingston is not far from Marlboro. > > Should you ever venture to our part of the world, Washington Irving's home is > nearby and then you could go on to Dosorsis, the family homestead on Long > Island. (It is now a beautiful conference center, but you can see what a > beautiful and valuable piece of property is was and is.) > > Hope this helps. > Ginny Mullen > gintomik@aol.com (Wouldn't it be great to make a trip up Ginny's way. How about this Marilyn being able to be in Ulster County, New York - rub it in girl. <smile>) Talk about documentation on Marilyn's message look what Renee' and John Sykes sent from Adirondack Park. Bet it's cold up there: >The spelling is Marlboro,Ulster County,New York. It is located near the Hudson River, down >near NYC. I think that the problem is that Marlboro is located in the township of >Marlborough. Strange but true. The two are getting mixed up. Hope that this helps. I got the >info from a NYS Atlas and Gazetteer with topo maps of the state. Renee' and John in the >Adirondack Park of NYS. And lastly from Chuck: >From: <AusChuck@aol.com> > It's Marlboro, and it's in Ulster County. > > If you'd have downloaded the County Database Finder from my website, you would have >known this already. 8:) > Chuck Don't you just love the way this boy talks to me. Like I have so much time to be visiting your website all the time. (LOL LOL) Now Chuck, everybody on the list knows you have a County Database Finder on your website and they better never write into the mailing list asking for correct names and locations. (LOL!!) Rhonda good link to place on my website. Carolyn Woolsey Wilkerson honey@texasol.com http://www.texasol.com/honey