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Re: Fish oR Tish Family & Hare

ScotFox — 2009-10-17 17:15:11Z

Sorry, I messed the previous post all up. Martha is living with Titus Tish(Fish) in Benton Co. IA in 1860. Titus' wife is Electra, a daughter of Edmund AND Sarah Town. Mary Hare is living with Edmund and Sarah in Shabbona Grove, IL in 1860. It is Edmund and Sarah who are buried in Floyd Co.

Sorry for the confusion. Any help on this would be appreciated.

Fish o Tish Family & Hare

ScotFox — 2009-10-17 16:37:01Z

I am looking for information on Martha Hare (~1849-?) who was the daughter of Henry Hare (~1810-?). Martha was born in Shabbona Grove, DeKalb Co. IL. It appears that Henry and his wife died sometime between 1850 and 1860 as their daughters Martha and Mary (~1849-?) went to live with others in the 1860 census. Martha is living with Titus and Sarah Tish (or Fish). I believe that Sarah is the daughter of Edmund Town and is Martha's maternal aunt. Titus and Sarah are buried In Hillside Cemetery, Marble Rock, Floyd Co., IA. along with Mrs. Lidia Carter who may be Titus's sister based on inference since his mother's name was Lydia.
In 1860, Mary Hare was living with Edmund and Electra Town in Benton Co., IA. I believe that they are the girl's maternal grand parents.
If anyone has any information on this family, please contact me.

Re: Need 1880 Census Floyd Co IA

compfla — 2009-08-26 21:43:51Z

tjwicker20,
I was going to send you some information I had but I don't have your e-mail.
compfla

Mabel ANDERSON Teneyck with husband Frank, daughter Nellie

metaphor — 2009-08-15 20:57:12Z

1920 US Census > Nebraska > Saline > Crete > District 129

TENEYCK, Frank, head, rent, 36, married, born IA, father US, mother IA, laborer/streets, wage-earner

Mabel V., wife, 33, born IA, parents IL

Nellie [L?], daughter, 13, born NE, parents IA

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1930 US Census > Iowa > Woodbury > Sioux City > District 58
2820 North Irene Street

TENEYCK, Frank [T or J], head, rent $12, 45, married at age 20, born IA, parents US, Laborer/Odd Jobs, not a veteran

Mabel V., wife, 44, married at age 19, born IA, parents IL

Note that Frank TEN EYCK was enumerated as single and living as a hired hand in Saline County, NE, in 1910. Perhaps Nellie was Mabel's daughter by a prior marriage.

Re: Frost/Pribbenow/Filbric/Tannsstilly Families!

BrendaBonebrake49 — 2009-07-06 06:08:25Z

Hi Lynda,

Thank you for writing. My mother-in-law was June Frost-Bonebrake. I have pictures of the Frost family that I'm working on. Yes, I would love to share any information and pictures with you.

Hope you don't mind I passed your name and information onto my husband's cousin's wife, Peggy Frost. She is the wife of my husband's cousin, Bill Frost. She have been working hard on the family. I can see the spelling being different. I had gave Peggy what information I found. She have been in contact with the family back east. She had gotten a lot of information and pictures from them. You can find more information from her.

I do have pictures of the Frost family that she doesn't have at this time. I have sent her copies but have found more that I need to share with her. I would be willing to share with you too. Hope to hear from you soon.

Brenda
brendabonebrake@msn.com

Re: Frost/Pribbenow/Filbric/Tannsstilly Families!

LyndaStark45 — 2009-06-23 00:52:36Z

I have a correction to your Tannsstilly name. Benjamin T. Frost married Amy Caroline Tanksley. She was sometimes listed as Carrie.

Amy [or Carrie] was a sister to my husbands G-Grandmother.

1913 Neodesha City Directory
Frost, B. T., wife Carrie, farmer, Deer's Addition

1900 Census Wilson County Kansas
Benjamin T. Frost 51 June 1848 Iowa Self b ILL father b MASS mother b ILL marr 14 yrs 1886 Y Y Y
Amy C. Frost Wife 45 April 1855 ILL marr 14 yrs Y Y Y

1920 Census Wilson County Kansas
Benjamin T. Frost 71 1849
Amy C. Frost 64 1856

Shelly Cemetery [prev Bethel], Wilson County Kansas
Amy C. Frost Apr 17, 1855 Died Jan 11, 1934
[buried 2 rows east of her parents graves -Wm and Margaret Tanksley]
Benjamin T. Frost - her 2nd husband
Benjamin Frost and Elizabeth Frost - his parents - same plot

Benjamin T, Frost's father was Benjamin Sr [1814 MASS - 1888] who was married to Elizabeth Philbrick [1830 ILL - 1898]. I believe your Filbric would likely be Philbrick.

I have recent pictures of their graves [Benjamin, Amy C and his parents] and more info if you are interested. I am currently researching the Frost family.

Lynda

Re: Hayes family

@@Patriciassmith1@cs.com — 2009-06-17 01:24:41Z

I don't know if I actually posted a reply, so you may receive 2, counting this one.

Ed and Mary Hayes scherf are my great grandparents. I have the photo, thank you. They lived in Ventura and Clear Lake, where I knew them in my childhood.

A second cousin and I published a Scherf geenealogy a couple of years ago. Abt. $65 from the cousin, if you are interested.

Nope, not related to your Smith. My husband was a Smith.

If you descend from one of Mary Hayes's sibs, I'd be interested in corresponding. We rather stopped on the Hayes. I'm no longer a member of Ancestry; failed to renew my membership, so would you replay to my email address-- patriciassmith1@cs.com.

pat smith scherf

Hugh and Nora Anderson, Mabel Teneyck 1886

una13aa — 2009-06-16 17:19:02Z

Apparently Hugh and Nora Anderson's daughter, Mabel,was born 5-31-1886 in Red Oak, Iowa. I'm searching for the first name of the "Teneyck" she married. Mabel died 6-25-1958 in Kirksville, Adair county, Missouri. The informant was Nellie Elsea. Mabel was buried at Novinger, Adair, MO. Did couple have children? Was Nellie one of them?

Re: Hayes family

williamdcurl — 2009-06-15 15:05:25Z

I woul like to get your down-line Hayes family. Except for my great grandmother Winifred "Winnie" Elizabeth Hayes Palmer, I don't have any other of the descendants. I would like to have this information as well as any pictures. I have no way of contacting anyone without being given an e-mail address. My e-mail is: williamdcurl@consolidated.net. I have some pictures from my grandmothers photo album of John Hayes and Margaret Hannon Hayes as well as seven of the children. Please contact me at my e-mail address.

William Curl

Re: Hayes family

williamdcurl — 2009-06-12 12:46:13Z

Hi Mike,

Thanks for the reply. I wish I had discovered the forum earlier. I would like very much to receive any pictures you may have of Willard, Mary Ann and Margaret Hayes. If you could send each one of these as a separate attachment to me at: williamdcurl@consolidated.net that would be wonderful. Likewise, I assume you want me to send the pictures that I have as an attachment so will need your e-mail address as well. The date I have for Margaret Hayes Smith is 3 August 1934 instead of the 2nd. Yours is probably right. I don't know anything about the Ripley, OK death place. I have her dying in Floyd Co., but without any cemetery listed.
I am the son of Lola Bucknell who is the daughter of Merle Palmer who is the daughter of Winnifred "Winnie" Elizabeth Hayes Palmer who is the daughter of Margaret Hannon Hayes.
I have included the picture of Joseph Smith which I will send to you as an attachment when I have your e-mail address.

Re: Hayes family

mcwolfe158 — 2009-06-12 04:08:34Z

Many of them were in Charles City as well as Cedar and Niles Townships.

Re: Hayes family

mcwolfe158 — 2009-06-12 03:39:49Z

Hi Bill,
What a surprise to hear a response after so many years, thank you! Yes, a copy of the picture would be wonderful to receive. I also have pictures of Margaret Hayes and of two of their children (Willard and Mary Ann) taken In Floyd Co. I have not been taking the time the last several years for more research but since posting my original question to you I have a note about Margaret's death being 2 Aug 1934 in Ripley, Payne Co., OK. Do you know of any relationship to Oklahoma for this family? Also, where do you fit in this tree? Margaret Hayes and Joseph Smith were my great-great grandparents. My grandmother remembered her grandmother quite well as she died when my grandmother was in her early 20's.

Re: Hayes family

williamdcurl — 2009-06-10 22:21:17Z

I have calculated the death of Margaret from the obituary of her brother Mike. Margaret died 3 Aug 1934 in Floyd County, IA. I have a scanned picture of Joseph Smith which I can e-mail to you if you like.
Bill

Re: Hayes family

williamdcurl — 2009-06-10 21:13:53Z

Patricia S. Smith in Brooklyn, NY,

I hope this picture of Ed Scherf and Mary Hayes comes through for you. If not, maybe there is a way to contact me directly? I dunno. Are you related to the Leland Smith who lived North of Charles City?

Bill Curl

Re: Sarah Ritter Baltimore Descendants

sandrakwhitney — 2009-05-11 18:54:38Z

I got an email from you through Ancestry.com asking me to share information about Samuel A Ritter. I will gladly do that, however, I cannot figure out how to respond to that email. When I click on reply to this message it goes to Ancestry and tells me I cannot reply to it. Sooo, do you have any suggestions. Should I post my email address on here? Hope to hear from you.

Re: obit lookup please!

majfam — 2009-04-30 03:10:41Z

here is Pearls fathers obit still trying to find hers

Waterloo Daily Courier page-10, 2 18 1952
Charles City — Funeral services
were here Monday for John
Cahill, 77, who died Friday
night at the Cedar Valley hospital
here, where he had been
a patient the last week, following
a heart attack at his home;
born Jan. 15, 1875, in Webster
county, son of Dennis and Mary
Cahill; married Anna Courtney;
farmed for many years near
Ripley's bridge; had worked for
he Oliver Corp., as a watchman
for six years; retired in 1950;
leaves widow and one son, Wiliiam,
both cf Charles City; two
sisters, Mrs. Agnes McBride,
Des Moines, and Mrs. Fannie
Acton, Colorado Springs, Colo.;
and a brother, Thomas, Ft.
Dodge; two grandchildren;
daughter, Mrs. Pearl Shepley;
his parents, five brothers and
two sisters preceded him in
death. ' •

Re: Need 1880 Census Floyd Co IA

compfla — 2009-04-19 15:24:51Z

Hello,
My name is Diane and I'm looking for the 1880 Cencus of the Freeburys. Fred Freebury was my Great granddad.
Thanks for any information you may have.

Re: Need 1880 Census Floyd Co IA

compfla — 2009-04-19 14:31:05Z

I have that Census and will try to e-mail that to you.
Could you share what you have?
How are you related to the Freeburys?

obit lookup please!

CarterD1207 — 2009-01-01 14:09:59Z

According to federal and state censuses, John Wesley Shepley (1889-1980) was living in Charles City, Iowa in 1930. The SSN Death Index claims his last place for benefits was in Charles City. He had previously lived in Chickasaw & Worth Counties. He was married to Pearl E. Cahill. She must have died between 1925 & 1930, because she is not present in the 1930 census. They had 3 sons, Lawrence F.; Cleo W.; & John D. I have been unsuccessful in locating John W. & Pearl's burial places. Information from an obituary may prove to be helpful. Thanks!

Diane C.

Re: obit lookup please!

KMGERKINS — 2009-01-02 13:38:19Z

John Wesley Shepley is buried in Riverside Cemetery in Charles City. Please follow this link to see his headstone.

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=32...

Re: Need someone to do lookups- will reimburse reasonable costs

jerl55 — 2009-04-13 01:51:03Z

I live in Floyd county, but check out these sites first for help, they are free and I use them alot.
Iowa GenWeb.com for Floyd Co. and Linkpendium.com, The second one check out the ones with internet archives, works with Adobe and those books have alot of info with the right name in any state.
good luck hunting

Floyd County Iowa Birth Index?

sandigigi — 2009-01-02 20:27:42Z

I am looking for a Floyd County Iowa Birth Index for the year 1912-1914. Has anyone found any Floyd County Birth Index reports? Did Floyd County have a birth Index report? My search is for my mother Dorothy Marie Duncan born in 1913 (I think). Any help would be great!

Thank you

Ella Hunn

KCP01 — 2009-04-09 17:24:19Z

I am looking for information about Ella Newman Forsythe, who married Homer Hunn sometime between 1910 and 1915, and their children. They were enumerated in Charles City in 1915, 1920, and 1930 census records. Homer Hunn, born abt. 1856, was the son of William Hunn and Jane Smith. Thanks for any info.

Re: Ella Hunn

KCP01 — 2009-04-13 15:09:05Z

Thank you so much! I really appreciate your help. The information in your replies is very helpful and fits with information I already had. I believe Homer Hunn was Ella's second husband. I wonder if there might have been a more complete obitury for Ella somewhere.

Kay

Thron Andersen FINNERUD/WINNOR

devsgenealogy — 2008-12-07 04:17:24Z

Looking for info on Thron Andersen Finnerud - WINNOR was surname in US used by children. Immigrated in about 1870 and lived near Rock Creek on Floyd/Mitchell County line. Wife: Christi Gautesdatter died after 1862 in Iowa. Children: Gunner b. 1851 in Norway, Ingeborg married Jacob SNYDER, Trond b. 1856 in Norway, Edward (Asle) b. 1859 in Norway and Inge Marie b. 1862 in Iowa. Have info to share.

Re: Watkins of Charles City and Nashua

annelace — 2008-12-05 03:30:17Z

Please contact me. I believe I am related to Darius Watkins mother. Cindy
graberschr@aol.com

Re: Ries family info

bkwrm23 — 2008-12-17 18:46:39Z

Hi

My Delbert Ries was married to Alice Gail Woodside and
had ten children, Roger, David, Maxine, Darrel, Joanne,
Janice, Gordon, Frances, James, and a son who died in infancy John. He was born in Lacon, Illinois in 12 Dec 1896, and died 17 Jan 1980 in Belvidere, Ill.

I'm related through Roger, How are you related? If this is the same Delbert Ries I have alot of information to share.

Carol Ries

Re: Ries family info

bkwrm23 — 2008-12-18 17:14:07Z

John

I understand and will certainly share what I have
with you. My e-mail address is kckr57@aol.com
Send me a note and we can get started!

Carol

Re: Ella Hunn

bkwrm23 — 2009-04-13 13:18:32Z

found this in the Mason City Gobe Gazette of Jan 21, 1930.

Has Been Ill

Mrs. Ella Hunn, wife of Homer
Hunn, died at the Cedar Valley Hospital,
where she had an operation. She had lived
here 20 years. Funeral services will be
held at the Christian church with the Rev.
G.A. Hess officiating at 2 o'clock Thursday
afternoon.

Carol

Re: Ella Hunn

bkwrm23 — 2009-04-13 13:11:47Z

Also found the following in the Waterloo Evenng Courier
of Feb. 29, 1928.

Wentz - Hunn Wedding

Gertrude Hunn and Glen Wentz, Ionia
were married Monday evening at the home
of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Hunn, Rev G. A. Hess performing the ceremony.
Sheriff Saddler went to Des Moines to bring
the bride home and arrived here at 9 o'clock.

Carol

Re: Ella Hunn

bkwrm23 — 2009-04-13 13:04:03Z

Hi I am not related but saw the follwing in the Mason City
Globe Gazette of Oct 4, 1939, Mason City, Iowa.

Rites Planned
For J. Hunn, 84

Former Charles Cityan
Died at Daughers Home
in Minnesota

CHARLES CITY, James Hunn,
81, former resident of Charles
City, died Monday at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Robert Buttermore,
Hammond, Minnesota.

Mr. Hunn was born in Rockford, Ill.,
in 1835 and came to Iowa the same
year. In 1882 he married Ida Sutliff
who preceded him in death.

Surviving are two brothers , Delbert
and Homer Hunn.

Funeral services are scheduled for
Wednesday afternoon in the Wesleyan
Methodist Church with the Rev W. R.
Emerson officiating and burial in
Riverside Cemetery.

Thought it might be helpful!
Carol

Re: Ella Hunn

bkwrm23 — 2009-04-14 20:17:58Z

Do you know her first husbands name? I will try to look
it up for you?

: )

Carol

Re: William O. Castle born 5 Jul 1854 in Canada

jennie05 — 2009-03-07 03:52:01Z

I am interested in hearing the old family legend...just to let you know ...there are a lot of Castle's in Minnesota area as William and Alice had several sons

Re: William O. Castle born 5 Jul 1854 in Canada

rcg1961_1 — 2009-03-07 02:13:41Z

Parents must be Erastus Castle and Diana Woodard Castle. Both are buried near Nora Springs, Iowa. Your ancestor William O. must be the brother of my grandfather's grandmother, Lydia Castle Gray. Erastus and Diana spent their early married life in Quebec, Canada, later emigrating to Boone County, IL, and then Iowa. I am stunned to discover that your William O. lived and died in Bemidji. That's my hometown! My grandparents moved there in 1937. I had heard that we may have had distant cousins in the area at one time, and a few years ago I did find a Castle buried in the old Guthrie cemetery. Had no idea about William and Alice. I'm a librarian and genealogist and lots of info, but not much on the Castles. There's an old "family legend" regarding Diana Woodard Castle that you may be interested in

Re: Francis I. HUNN Blow may have died in MN 1895-1896

wildkid_1 — 2009-01-22 10:39:59Z

I would agree that this is Newell Rufus Blow, who married Frances, but not that she was deceased at the time the 1900 census was taken. She was enumerated at Dell Rapids, Minnehaha, SD with her children Harry, 14, Ernest, 13, and Alta, 6, and she states she has bore 10 children, of which 8 are still living. She is listed as 'widowed'.

It would appear that she and Newell had separated, perhaps divorced, and that she gained or took custody of the younger children. I would also like to know the chronology for the dozen-odd children listed above and whether they all belong to Newell & Frances, as she only had 10 kids as of 1900.

I have recorded that Frances I. Blow, nee Hunn, died on December 1, 1933 in Sanborn, SD; but cannot find the reference at present....

T

Re: Ries family info

jandcries — 2008-12-17 21:06:09Z

Hello,
I'm one of Gordon's sons. Long story why i'm not asking my dad for info, but i'm very interested in hearing anything. In all my life I've never met any of Gordon's siblings. Please feel free to email or i can get set up to instant message. Thank you
John

Re: Ries family info

jandcries — 2008-12-17 17:07:25Z

Hello,
Delbert Ries was also my grandfather. I'm researching the family now and would appreciate any information.
Thank you,
John Ries

Need someone to do lookups- will reimburse reasonable costs

joyofnine — 2009-01-31 19:31:55Z

I am researching ca 1855-1920 in Floyd Co.Iowa for these surnames.

Dykeman/Dikeman
Hough
Miller
Montgomery
Raymond
Sanford
Sullivan
Thomas

All surnames above married a Montgomery except Dykeman/Dikeman who married a Hough.
I would appreciate connecting with anyone else researching these surnames, or someone who lives in the area that could do lookups for me. I am glad to reimburse reasonable costs. Please email me directly at nanalovin@gmail.com....Thank you for any kind response....Sherry in Texas

Re: Need 1880 Census Floyd Co IA

tjwicker20 — 2009-04-19 06:48:30Z

Diane, I just happened across you reply. Oh my you have so much. I have some of that info but not all. I do have James's death certificate but I don't know his parents or Mary's parents. Email me so we can get together with our info. I am so excited, I have been researching this for over 20 years now and I haven't found anyone else with more info.
Jenniffer

Re: Hunn family, Floyd County, Iowa

sksmythe — 2008-11-05 16:39:48Z

To: wildkid_1 , metaphor , and KMGERKINS

Thankyou for your replies!!!

Engels

sueream1956 — 2009-02-09 18:31:00Z

Looking for information on a girl, Mabel, who was born about 1900 and adopted by Frank and Gertrude Engels. They lived in Charles City before moving to MN about 1903 where she is listed in the 1910 census as adopted daughter. No records of her before or after.

Re: MORGAN

bigjohn3572 — 2008-11-24 02:09:27Z

Steve..that was my error. I meant to say that I thought Oliver C. Morgan was the father of Luthen, but instead I typed father of Frank. Sorry for the mistake, but do take a look at the census and see what you think.

Re: MORGAN, BROWN

bigjohn3572 — 2008-11-23 03:29:38Z

Steve, thank you for your response. I have gotten bits and pieces of information on the Morgans since my first posting. I would like to compare information with you. In the 1870 census of Floyd,Floyd, IA. Luthen's name was deciphered as LUTHER Morgan. Living next door to him is Oliver C. Morgan, his wife, Olive and William Morgan (17). They all were born in New York, as was Frank. I believe that this was probably Frank's parents, but as yet have no proof. Take a look and let me know what you think. Thanks again for the information.

Ruth Cress family from Charles City Iowa

SueTerrell61 — 2008-11-12 03:07:25Z

I am looking for info about the marraige of Ruth Cress to Carl L. Caviness on 9-1-1917 in Charles City. Carl Caviness is the great-great uncle of my husband and the first man from Lucas County Iowa killed in WWI. If anyone has any info, please let me know.....the family is needing a picture of Mr. Caviness. Thank you much!

Re: MORGAN, BROWN

F_Bretch — 2008-11-23 01:03:48Z

I saw your post and have some information you might be interested in. Earl Martin Morgan was my grand father. The whole story is kind of complicated. Frank Morgan had a sister named Hattie. Hattie married Delos Loban. When Florence and Frank Morgan had Earl, Florence evidently became sick at the time so Hatttie and Delose took care of Earl. Hattie and Delose could not have children. Frank and Florance basically let Hattie and Delose raise Earl and he was finally adopted legally when he was 21 years old. Earl is my mother Virginia's father. Earl married Ella Imlay and they had three children. My mother Virginia was the oldest, then Jane and a son Roger. My mother and Jane have died but my uncle Roger is 86 and lives north of Houston. If you would like to call him, he would enjoy that. He still has perfect recolection of his time in Cedar Falls. If you would like to call him, I can give you his phone number. I also have a lot of geneology information as it has been somewhat of a hobby. One road block I have run into is going back farther than Luthen Morgan. Luthen was Frank;s father. Let me hear from you if I can help you further.

Steve

Re: MORGAN, BROWN

F_Bretch — 2008-11-23 23:38:59Z

John, Luthan, Luthen, Lutham, Luther, whatenver is in fact Frank Henry Morgan.s father. I have know this for years and have it in my records. One good source is the book The Ancestors and Decendents of John Dodge 1916-1898 by Marilyn M. Singer, pub. 1976. I found this book in the Charles City< Iowa library on a trip up there many years ago. It liste Charlotte Dodge and being married to Luthan Morgan and one sone as Frank Henry Morgan. I have several other sources as well, including many papers handed down to me. Charlotte Dodge's father was Martin Dodge. That is where the Martin comes from in my grand father's name, Earl Martin Morgan Loban. Hope this helps.

Steve

Re: MORGAN

F_Bretch — 2008-11-24 17:37:31Z

John, I did look at the 1870 Floyd County, Iowa Census again and do see what you are talking about with Oliver C. Morgan. Don;t know how I missed it before. In fact I see something you might not have noticed. When you put the arrow on the census it gives you a Preview typed out. In that, Oliver C. Morgan was not living next door to Luther. It has him living in the same household. You can see Oliver, age 70, Luther, age 39 and Frank, age 9 living in the same house. Probably three generations. The actual picture of the census has the dwelling number crossed out for Oliver. It has only Olive, age 73 living next door. My thought is that maybe Oliver was old and ill and too much for Olive to care for so he moved in with his son to be cared for. It is all speculation until somebody comes up with real documentation, but I think I have it right. Thanks for the hint.

Steve

Re: Freebury Family

compfla — 2008-12-27 01:35:19Z

Metaphor,
I know it has taken a long time to get back to you on information on the Fredebury's.
Could you please send me any information you may have on the family? I'm doing several families at one time. I had great plans to have this finished by Christmas so I could give it to our children as a present.What a dream!! Maybe next year. My dad's mother was a Freebury.
Thanks for any help.
Compfla

Re: Sarah Ritter Baltimore Descendants

dandcsmith556 — 2009-04-12 02:12:18Z

willing to share information on Barbara Baltimore & Jacob Johnson Family
Nancy Ellen Johnson and Martin Luther Alexander
Rilla Barbara Alexander and Vernon Hedge

Re: Schermerhorn family

hjoyh — 2008-12-12 19:46:05Z

Hi Sally,

I am looking for family members of Levi Schermerhorn b.abt 1799 m.Lucina Nash. Children that I know of are Martha b.1832 and Joshua b.1836. (Levi is found in Coeymans, Albany Co., NY in 1840 and 1850 census)

Joshua Schermerhorn b.1836 m. Maryetta Austin. Children that I know of Huldah, Lucina, Elmer, Joshua Ellsworth, Baldwin, and Levi Leo.

Baldwin Schermerhorn b.1876 in Pennsylvania later moved to Ellsworth Co., Kansas was married to Anna McInnes and later moved to SanBernardino, CA.

I am hoping to find direct relatives of Joshua and Maryetta and/or Anna McInnes.

Thanks for any help you can give.