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Re: Lucy Higby Snyder

Kathydon217 — 2013-05-08 19:55:14Z

Thank you very much for the information you posted for me.

I have followed the William Snyder Family after they left Lewis County and have entered records on my tree.

Dewitt Snyder married Cecelia Monaghan. I think Cecelia was the daughter of the sister of my grgrandfather-Patrick Cogan but I haven't proved it yet.

The Snyder Family definitely connects to my second cousin, though.

Thanks again

Kathy Coons

Re: Lucy Higby Snyder

ralphnye — 2013-05-08 19:18:20Z

I have done a little Higby research and can offer the following. Keep in mind that most of this is presently unproven.
Lucy Higby Snyder died May 18, 1864 in West Turin, NY and is buried in Constableville Cemetery. The age at death is given as 47 years, 8 months, 20 days making her year of birth to be 1816. Buried in the same lot is a Matilda E. Snyder, represented as a daughter of Lucy & William Snyder. Her date of death is given as September 8, 1839 with her age given as 16. As you can easily see, something doesn't add up here. Perhaps the stone was worn and the numbers read incorrectly.
My records show that Lucy was a daughter of Daniel E. Higby, born 1767 in CT and Margaret Cone (her mother's name was taken from another Ancestry file and is completely unproven by me). Daniel and family are found in the 1810 census with the adult female being shown as being born between 1766 and 1784. They are not found in Lewis County in 1820 but appear again in 1830 with Daniel apparently now widowed. Daniel does not appear again after 1830.
I have found no burial location for either in Lewis County but that is not unusual given the years they apparently died.
William Snyder was apparently born in Saratoga County and returned there with some of their children after Lucy died. He appears to have remarried and had at least one other child, perhaps more. He died in 1899 in New Haven, CT while staying with his daughter, Agnes E. Grannis. He is buried in Saratoga County. I have not attempted to trace any of their children except as noted herein. I hope this is some help to you.

hOLMES GEN

gopher56 — 2013-05-08 17:33:11Z

Hi, looking for Thomas Holmes.Can over from Ireland and
settled here in Lewis County.Came over between 18 and 1860.
Most info is in Lowville.His wife was Margaret (Quirk) Holmes.She died abt 1860 in NY.THanks Tom Doan

Lucy Higby Snyder

Kathydon217 — 2013-05-07 16:24:13Z

Looking for information on a Lucy Higby born about 1818 in Meridan Connecticut. Married a William Snyder about 1839. Located in Lewis County on the 1850 Census and 1860 Census.
Possible death-1864??

Children--Agnes, James, Frances, Marvin, Winfield, DeWitt, Judson, and Charles M.

Parents names, date of death, and cemetery.

Thanks

Kathy

Re: Jerden Falls

rdrnr74 — 2013-04-30 00:45:39Z

HI,
Not sure if I have been in touch with you or not. But the dedication was in Aug 2012. But you do have a chance to learn a lot about Jerden falls this Sunday May 5th, we will have a tour , if interested let me know for more details.
hope to see you
Linda Brouty-Baxter
alos working on another family by last name of Small buried there.

Re: Mrs Hattie Watson Stone REPLY

PRegan2521 — 2013-04-18 16:17:58Z

Contact me at pnutreg@tds.net as I will not put anything further on the web directly. Explain who you are and who you are researching.

Warm Regards
Pat Regan

Re: Mrs Hattie Watson Stone REPLY

ttlenahan — 2013-04-17 20:58:02Z

I would like this info as well. It seems there are two of use doing the Lenahan search. Thanks for sharing.

Re: Location of "Settlement Number Four" in Watson Township, Lewis, NY

PRegan2521 — 2013-04-03 19:07:44Z

Hi

The Richards and Locke families were regular visitors to Number Four. Most of these visitors were from out of Lewis County and also out of State (Richards/Locke). These names were visitors during the late nineteenth century and early twentliest century. These two families stayed in the cottages owned by Orin Fenton. Later on they built beautiful camps of their own on nearby Beaver Lake.

Number Four was one of the oldest and best known Old Resort area's in the Town of Watson. The Fenton House built in 1826 by Orin Fenton was well known.

I know someone who has one of the older camps on Beaver Lake. They are out of Town and when they return I will ask if it was owned by a Richards or Locke.

The place owned by Henry Turck was a small hostelry that was used by guides and lumberjacks. Mr Turck was a Guide and much in demand by fisherman and hunters. This property was sold to Henry C. Schaab the father of Henry H. Schaab.

Re: West Road Cemetery

knwoolworth — 2013-04-02 16:03:53Z

Thank you! I will look for that cemetery too!
Kathy Woolworth Camp

Re: Looking for West Leyden School Classmates 1949

MargaretBrennan62 — 2013-03-29 02:09:58Z

Sandra,
I am trying to find Trainors who lived in West Leyden going back to the mid 1800's. I am wondering if your Trainors were descendants of Nicholas Trainor. Also the Rauscher sisters. another Trainor descendant married a Rauscher and would have been cousins of the Trainor's from West Leyden. If you have any thoughts on this please contact me at margiebren@hotmail.com.
thanks, margaret Brennan

Re: Revenaughs in Lewis County, New York?

cvcampany — 2013-03-12 21:44:41Z

Have you talked to the Keib's- believe they have lots on this surname in Lewis Co.

Re: West Road Cemetery

cvcampany — 2013-03-12 21:40:19Z

Think there is a cemetery in West Martinsburg- on the West Road- but sounds like you want the one near Turin

Re: Location of "Settlement Number Four" in Watson Township, Lewis, NY

cvcampany — 2013-03-12 21:34:21Z

Leaving Lowville you will travel to the hamlet of Watson, keep on going and when you get to the Watson Inn you bear left and stay on the Number Four Road. You will go quite a way, going through Petries Corners- there is a church and cemetery there and a cute antique store but thats about it- next you will go through Crystaldale- its just the four corners of where the Erie Canal Road crosses the Number Four Road- just past there is Rusty P's bar then the Lowville Waterworks is on the other side of the road just a bit. Another mile and you will be passing one of the oldest Fish and Game Clubs in the state- The Lowville Fish and Game- if you see stands of plantation pine this club was well known for re-foresting a large amount of that area- at one time they even had a fish hatchery-(its fun to read about them in the old Journal and Republican newspapers- online-at northern NY library network- its free to search) You will go a bit further and maybe see signs for Crystal Lake or Crystal Lake Road- keep on going.....
When you get to a Y in the road with signs that say Stillwater (a right turn) then you are in the hamlet of Number Four.
Go straight at the Y and you will eventually run into a well known summer camp- Beaver Camp on Beaver Lake (I believe this is on property that was once the Turck-Bockenheim Hotel/Hunting/Guide Service)
Also at Number Four was the famous Fenton House, another hotel that catered to rich hunters or city families wanting a summer retreat.
The Patterson family from Ohio had a large tract of land up here and my husbands grandmother worked for them.
There are stories of Howard Hughes flying a plane up to Beaver Lake to spend some time in the area.
Old pictures of the Fenton House show open fields with the lake in the distance but today it is all grown up in forest- the Fenton House burned but I believe at the Y in the road you might find the old chimney still stands just off the road.- I think a Mr. Miller grew up there and if you would like to contact him I could see if I could find his information so you could contact him.
Also, I think there was a Number 3 settlement up towards Harrisville- so the large tracts of land were numbered...Number 4 just stuck as its name and probably a large part of Watson was part of Settlement Number 4?

Dennis Hubbard & Eliza Johnson Hubbard

noelnick — 2013-03-07 05:37:36Z

Seeking information on Dennis Hubbard and Eliza Johnson Hubbard (1807-1891). Eliza's parents were Sheldon & Hannah Rice Johnson originally of Wallingford, CT. Dennis is my brick wall. I have nothing but a name.

Dennis and Eliza had 6 children - Henry (married Electa Rugg), George (married Mary), Helen (married Augustus Erlenback - my gggrandparents), Jennie (married Henry Green) and Amanda (married Roderic Case).

Turin/West Turin/Lowville areas.

Re: Location of "Settlement Number Four" in Watson Township, Lewis, NY

1ltmwb1 — 2013-03-04 00:04:30Z

number 4 sounds so idyllic- never went there
richards/locke relations lived there in the late 1800 and early 1900
in lowville journal and republican found info re number 4, island-lewis county tax sale- after 1928? it disappears-
reading about present sales of land in lewis county-

Re: McDONALD,CAREY,Town Harrisburgh

reynoldsryanp — 2013-03-01 04:49:31Z

My great great grandmother Julia A. Burns nee McDonald was the daughter of William and Julia McDonnell. Was wondering if any of you had any more info on the siblings or parents, maybe stories, pictures.

Re: Schloop/Schleup

nalela7 — 2013-02-20 16:54:35Z

Benedict schlup 2/23/1811-1881
married march 9,1836
Mary Mathys born 1816 died june 2, 1879

first 5 kids born in Switzerland.
I believe they were from Bern. I am seeking to verify that and add any additional information I can.

I am decended from a son williamwho changed the spelling to schloop.

Re: Bowen family

susanccg — 2013-02-17 23:43:32Z

Am very late to this, but...

I think I have the Jesse Bowen you are wanting information on in my family tree. He is the son of Orrin F Bowen and Deborah Jacobs. He had 4 sisters and a brother Levi D Bowen.

His son is Jay Milford and most records show him as going by just Milford.

The information I have shows most of the family living in Lowville and Watertown.

I have obits on Orrin and Deborah if you are interested. I am trying to find obits for Jesse and his brother Levi, but haven't had much luck with that so far.

Hope this helps.

Re: WAKEFIELD

njwakefield — 2013-01-29 17:43:17Z

This thread seems to go back some time. I'm in the Wakefield line and I'm also interested. My father has done a lot of research and I've filled in quite a bit between Matthew and my father Ronald Wakefield. He believes Matthew may be from the UK. Has anyone researched outside US?

Re: Stupid question - how do I get a Vital Record in Lewis County?

mekelley170 — 2013-01-27 16:44:51Z

I am the Town Clerk in Martinsburg and maybe I can be of some help. Please email me your questions at mburg@ridgeviewtel.us

Mary Kelley

Re: Stupid question - how do I get a Vital Record in Lewis County?

irishgen2009 — 2013-01-01 17:02:14Z

There are many old newspapers for Lewis County, NY available on the 2 FREE internet sites given below. Many articles provide more info on a person than is found in the vital records.

try
http://news.nnyln.net/

and
http://www.fultonhistory.com/

good luck

Re: West Road Cemetery

smpap56 — 2013-01-01 16:25:19Z

If you are still interested in this cemetery, most of the burials at that cemetery are on findagrave.com , most with tombstone photos.
charlie

Re: Stupid question - how do I get a Vital Record in Lewis County?

walshtomj — 2012-12-19 22:56:55Z

The best way to get the vital record is to write to the town clerk of the town that the person was born/died in. You can get them from the state but it typically takes 9 - 12 months (if you get it at all). On the plus side, there are times when the town does not have the record, but the state does.

Re: Stupid question - how do I get a Vital Record in Lewis County?

mashieone — 2012-12-19 18:45:46Z

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Stupid question - how do I get a Vital Record in Lewis County?

shaslam100 — 2012-12-17 23:47:37Z

I have tried to find a website for obtaining a vital record in Lewis County...but I have been unsuccessful...so can anyone tell me if there is a website or if not, where to write for a death certificate and/or a birth certificate? I am searching for the Johnston family that lived in Martinsburg, New York from the mid-1800's until the early 1900's and am coming up against one brick wall after another...and feel the only way to figure out what I need to know is through the actual vital records, if I can find them. I have some information...but not everything to get the records, but I hope I have enough.

Thank you so much for your help...I am very grateful!!

Re: re marjorie irene allen

benroyce2010 — 2012-12-16 21:54:03Z

Your Daughter might like this Website of Old Newspapers for Northern New York: http://news.nnyln.net/

I found a lot information on My Family from this Website which now I can go back and Try to Find Albert H. Allen for He lived in Fine, St. Lawrence County, New York when he was a Kid.

Re: Kidder & Goutremout

56LeoraDG — 2012-12-16 21:47:18Z

Merle Goutremout was my grandfather.He divorced Barbara Casler(yr.unknown).He moved to yonkers and in Aug.2,1920 married Leora Mae Tompkins of Carmel, N.Y. They later adopted a boy named David George Rodosky-later named him Merle Martin Goutremout Jr. Anyone have pictures or information on Merle Sr. Thanks D Lake

Re: re marjorie irene allen

benroyce2010 — 2012-12-16 21:44:11Z

Hello, I'm a "Non-Blood" Kin to this Family for My "Grandpa George" as I knew Him was Albert H. Allen Her Brother. He and My Grandma Grace Lillian (Dutcher) (Adamo) Allen had a Child name Sally Allen who is My Aunt by "Blood". I'm doing the Same thing for the Holidays and Trying to Find Her Father's Family Information. I grew up with a His Relatives and Never Knew It until Now. She lives in Oneida, New York.
She is married to a Alan Hall, Sr. My Grandma Grace is My Mother's Mother who was married to a Frederick Adamo who died before Her and Before I was Born (1965) which is Why I consider Albert H. Allen more My Grandpa. My Father Alton V. Royce was born in 1914 which made Him Older than My Grandparents Albert & Grace which is Funny to say Out Loud.(Ha,Ha) My Mom just turn 75 in June of this Year. The Older the People the less the People remember Them. My Royce Family was "LOST" by the World and I have been working to get the Information Back. Any Information on the Allen Family Tree will be a Great Help to fill in the Blanks for My Aunt for Her Grandchildren.

RE: Obituary Dates of some Early Settlers of Town of Watson

PRegan2521 — 2012-12-01 19:45:39Z

Alger, Reuben E. DOD October 17 1865 Age 65
Bowen, Asa DOD January 20,1841 Age 65
Bowman, John DOD June 18 1868 Age 62
Brown, Isaac DOD May 7 1873 Age 75
Burrington, Solomon DOD July 16,1875 Age 77
Farrell, John DOD February 7, 1875 Age 55
Garmon Joseph DOD July 29,1863 Age 57
Harvey, Arthur DOD February 20 1847 Age 80
Higby, Lewis DOD September 29,1864 Age 23 member of 3rd NY Calvary
Kirley, Thomas DOD August 7 1881 Age 80
Moyer, Joseph DOD September 3, 1870 Age 49
Passenger, Andrew DOD March 5 1869 Age 75
Phelps, Thaddeus DOD April 18, 1863
Schultz Samuel DOD June 2 1881 Age 81
VanAtter, Joseph DOD March 19 1872 Age 90
Warmwood (Wormwood?) Henry DOD August 13 1850 Age 66
Wakefield, Peter DOD July13, 1855 Age 60
Bowman, Charles DOD May 1864 14th NYHA Spottsylania Son of John Bowman of Watson

Re: Obituary Mary Ann Garrison, died 1913

peggyc2sky — 2012-11-20 22:48:35Z

hello,
I now have the exact date of death for Mary Ann Garrison. It is June 17, 1913 in Pitcairn. Hopefully, someone will be able to find the obituary now. Thanks for any help.
Peggy

Obituary Mary Ann Garrison, died 1913

peggyc2sky — 2012-11-20 04:36:05Z

My relative is Mary Ann Garrison, nee McDonald, who was the second wife of Charles M. Garrison of Harrisville, Lewis County. I am told that she died in 1913 although I don't have the exact date. I would love to have the exact date of death and her obituary, so that I can see next of kin.
Her husband Charles M. Garrison, died in 1914 so I am told. His obituary would be appreciated as well.
Thanks for any help
Peggy

Re: Ginther / Gunther

gabovi82 — 2012-10-21 12:41:21Z

Hello,
I'm french. I have a great... grand oncle who emgigrated in 1829 with his wife and 6 children from Alsace, France to Amerika. His name was Günther Jean-Pierre. He had a son Nicolas who was born in France in 1816. He was married with a ... Anna Catharina. This may be the same that you corresponded Nicolas (the father from Barbara) ?
I would like to correspond with you about this...
me e-mail: gabovi82@gmail.com
Gaby

Re: Cook(e) Family - Lowville

dalegillis42 — 2012-10-17 18:56:53Z

Nearly all the information on the net on the Walter Searles that married Charlotte Cook is WRONG! There were 2 Walter Searles living in Lewis county, both born 1805 and the information available on the net mixes the two together.
I have solid proof of this. Dale Gillis gill3742@bellsouth.net

Horace and Polly Williams Denmark, NY

jacobycoby46 — 2012-10-02 18:23:50Z

I'm looking for a birthdate and parent's names of Horace Williams. He was born in Massachusetts around 1803. He married Polly Goodenough in 1825. I believe he lived in Denmark until his death in 1884. Horace had 3 daughters, Rachel, Helen and Amelia. He had 4 sons, Horace Jr., Juby (?), Alden, and Daniel J.

Re: Harvey Henry's son James

dianesidon — 2012-10-01 04:14:58Z

Thank you. I am now down to square one with James Henry ggrandfather. Close to where he married (1855) in Walworth Co. WI lived Alexander Henry son of Wm. and and Anna Alexander of Martinsburg. Thought he could have come out with one of them. James' marriage certificate gives mother as Mary Jane and father as Patrick and birth in Rochester, Death certificate says father William and mother (hard to read) Elisa?? , birth year 1826. Census dates vary from 1828 to1834. A constant is NY state. Census also gives parental origin as mother
English and father Irish. There are Henry's in adjacent counties Jefferson and Waukesa but cannot make a connection. Thank you again about "News". Any other suggestions? Diane

Re: Harvey Henry's son James

cemcrawler — 2012-09-28 14:12:37Z

I am not related - just trying to help

The 1850 census for Lowville, Lewis County, New York shows the following:

Harvey, 50, New York
Frances, 48, New York
Mary Ann, 22, New York
James, 21, New York
Sarah, 16, New York
Samuel, 14, New York
Harvey, 12, New York
Thomas, 10, New York
George, 8, New York

The Democrat
Lowville, New York
13 March 1901

JAMES F. HENRY, brother of Mrs. O.
P. Hedden of this village, died in Chicago
last Thursday, aged 72 years. He
was a son of the late Harvey Henry and
was born in Lowville. He went to
Chicago when a young man and engaged
in business in the stock yards. Mr. Henry
married Emily Spaulding of Lowville,
who died several years ago. One daugh-
ter survives. The deceased, was a
brother of Harvey Henry of Chicago.

Sarah married Oliver P Hedden and died between 1901 and 1902 as her obit only mentions brother Harvey

George died May 6, 1900 age age 57. His obit mentions sister Sarah Hedden and James and Harvey of Chicago.

Harvey "Harry" died at age 70 in Chicago in 1907 "last surviving family member of the late Harvey Henry family of Lowville.

Frances Henry died in October 1888

Mary Ann married Egbert Burrell and she died about 1899

These and many more articles and obits can be found at

http://news.nnyln.net

a FREE SITE with newspaper articles from Oswego, Lewis, Jefferson, St. Lawrence, Franklin, Essex and Clinton Counties in New York

Harvey Henry's son James

dianesidon — 2012-09-28 05:12:12Z

I think my great father was James Henry son of Harvey Henry and Frances "Fanny" Gates. Does anyone know what happened to him after the 1850 census in Lowville, Lewis Co NY.? Would like to see the family bible for any information that may help a very long search. James Henry may have married Mary Ann Odell in Walworth Co. WI. in 1855.

Re: Civil War vets still living in 1928 (Lowville)

ralphnye — 2012-09-18 20:28:38Z

John Alley died in December 1932 and is buried in Liberty Cemetery, Town of Montague, Lewis County, New York along with some other members of his family. Lucretia Thompson died in 1974 at age 90 and was buried in Rural Cemetery, Adams, Jefferson County, New York. I found no mention of Merton J. Thompson after the 1930 census. I expect he died shortly thereafter and was probably buried in the Town of Worth, Jefferson County, or in Adams as was his widow.

Civil War vets still living in 1928 (Lowville)

sab54 — 2012-09-18 15:10:34Z

I found this article while searching for a John Alley, of Lowville, NY..

Lowville. May 31 (1928)— There were only six Civil war veterans, members of the Guilford D. Bailey Post of Lowville, who were able to participate In the Memorial day parade here yesterday, while last year they numbered 13. Those to ride In the line of march this year were Commander
of ths Post Adam Wisner, Otto Zecher, Allen Jones, Jacob Williams, John Alley and Irving Ross.

Looking for info on John Alley. His wife was Lucreta Collins, who died in 1922, after family moved to Lowville (from Montaque, NY). He had a son, Fred Alley and 3 daughters that were living in 1922 (Nellie Hamblin, Ira Falling, and Lucreta Thompson).

Would anyone know when John Alley died and where he is buried? Another is trying to find his son-law, Merton J. Thompson, husband of daughter, Lucreta Alley Thompson.

In 1930, Merton is listed in St. Lawrence Hospital. Trying to figure out what happen to him.

tks in advance.

sheilah

Re: Jerden Falls

kristinerafferty — 2012-09-15 19:54:21Z

I've been in touch with Linda Brouty Baxter who was able to accomplish this. I visited Jerden Falls back in 2003 with Gerald Baker and Diana town historian. I wanted to make the memorial, but couldn't get there. I would love a picture. Please email it to KRafferty6@nycap.rr.com. I'm glad so many people were interested in a little bit of history. Kristine

Re: Jerden Falls

kristinerafferty — 2012-09-15 19:50:39Z

The main work to accomplish this was done by Linda Brouty Baxter from Croghan NY. Please see the Watertown newspaper about the dedication: http://www.watertowndailytimes.com/article/20120808/NEWS04/7...
I'm sorry I didn't respond earlier. I don't spend much time on the computer during the nice weather. My great grandparents are Daniel Baker & Susan Renaudin who lost 7 children within 2 weeks.

Re: VanAernam Family History

philipstafford2 — 2012-09-15 17:03:54Z

hi heather this is phil i dont know if you remember me i am eva's son ,your dads sister. if you need help send me an email phil.stafford@excite.com ill do what i can.

Re: WAKEFIELD

SusanDonk — 2012-09-08 04:08:52Z

Following Matthew and Phebe as well. Were you ever successful in obtaining any additional information??

Thomas Bennett, updated 9.5.2012 grave located

scwbcm — 2012-09-05 14:30:30Z

I have a Thomas Bennett on the 1860 West Turin census aged 92 born 1768 Massachusetts. He is living with Henry Bennett age 53 and Minerva Bennett. Since he is 92 years old it is likely that he died in this area. He is found on earlier census items for the area also. His wife was Isabella Phelps. There could be other Bennetts buried in area. Name is also found as Bennet, Bennit, Bennitt. Any help greatly appreciated appreciated for him or any Bennett but I would particularly like death obit, sources, tombstone?

Re: Thomas Bennett Census 1860 West Turin age 92. Look up grave, obit

scwbcm — 2012-09-05 05:45:59Z

Thomas Bennett is listed with findagrave at memorial number 93643806. He is in the Constableville Cemetery and the findagrave work was done by CHerr. CHerr also helped locate and photographed Lydia Longley Bennett and Isabella Phelps Bennett who are in Saint Paul's Cemetery.

Re: Ginther / Gunther

mollyhar — 2012-08-31 23:22:59Z

Cat,
Would be interest in corresponding with you in regard to my Great Grandmother Barbara Ginther Radel.
Charlene

Re: MILLER

LinDart84 — 2012-08-30 20:43:36Z

Hi,
I'm interested in any information that you have!
Thanks!
Linda

Re: MILLER

mollyhar — 2012-08-30 18:50:36Z

Hi,

Emma Anna Radell was born 1886 in West Leyden, New York daughter of Francis and Barbara Ginther Radell. She married Patrick KervinOctober 28, 1903 in Old Forge, New York. Patrick was born march 19, 1879 in Moncton, New Brunswick son of James and Susan McLoughhn Kervin. I believe they had at lest nine children.

Would like to hear from you.
Charlene

Re: MILLER

mollyhar — 2012-08-30 18:26:43Z

Hi,
Francis (Franz,Frank)Radel b. August 19, 1840 Germany d. August 1, 1919 buried in St. Michael's Cemetery, Mohawk Hill, New York was married to Barbara Elizabeth Ginther b. June 29, 1848 Lewis County, Mohawk Hill, New York d. May 4, 1912 buried St. Michael's Cemetery, Mohawk Hill, New York. Daughter of Nicholas and Katharina (Anna) Ginther.

Francis Radel is my Great Grandfather. Have never found a middle name. His parents are Vincent and Kresentz (Miller) Radel. Both born in Germany.

Would like to hear from a cousin of my Great Grandmother, Barbara Ginther Radel.
Charlene

Re: Abair/Desautels

sscarey60127 — 2012-08-28 16:45:23Z

Maybe searching in MA would help. I found the following of Maryette Abair.

Massachusetts, Town Records, 1620-1988 about Maryette Abair
Name: Maryette Abair
Birth Date: abt 1873
Event Type: Marriage
Event City: Ludlow
Marriage Date: 31 Mar 1902
Marriage Age: 29
Father Name: Phillip Abair
Mother Name: Josephine Mays
Spouse Name: J E Meagher
Spouse Marriage Age: 31
Spouse Father Name: Patrick
Spouse Mother Name: Jane Robinson

Hope this helps.