Sullivan - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Will do lookups for Sullivan County, NY - NO LONGER DOING LOOKUPS

GerisGenes — 2009-11-08 23:44:25Z

I am a resident of Sullivan County, NY. I am also a genealogist with strong family ties into this county and have done research at the county buildings, town halls and historical societies. If you would like some help with your research, please feel free to email me. I am currently creating a website for my own genealogy and research. www.gerisgenes.com it is currently under construction, but, check back at another time for updates. Thanks... Geri

Re: Will do lookups for Sullivan County, NY

cohcy — 2009-11-08 23:40:29Z

Do you still do research in Sullivan County?

Cindy Cohen

Re: Will do lookups for Sullivan County, NY

roychrissy — 2009-10-29 14:48:18Z

Am also researching O'Meara family in Sullivan Co., NY. Please respond when you can. Thanks!

Chrissy McGranaghan Chapman

Re: Gillet - Neversink

MElliott20 — 2009-10-03 18:45:43Z

Thank you very much Gretchen!

Maureen

Re: Gillet - Neversink

GLMARESCO — 2009-09-29 19:58:41Z

One of my Osterhout relatives married a Gillette descendant. There is some detailed information about the Gillettes in a publication reproduced on the BYU library website.

Follow this link:
http://contentdm.lib.byu.edu/u?/FH19,59188

One caution: there was some incorrect info in the Osterhout lineage given in the same article, so make sure you look for corroborating evidence about this line.

Gretchen

Gillet - Neversink

MElliott20 — 2009-09-25 01:38:54Z

Hello,
Looking for anyone that is familiar with Ezekiel Gillet, b c1805. He lived in 1820 in Neversink.
Thanks!
Maureen Garner Elliott
melliott20@wowway.com

Penny/Penney family in Sullivan and Orange counties.

pennyseeker — 2009-09-23 01:21:46Z

I'd really appreciate any help on discovering if these families of New York and Ohio are linked, if the Jacob in New York married to Mary is the same that is later married to Jemima, and where his sons may have been in 1870. Also, where might William and Elizabeth be buried and what happened to their adopted children.

Here's what I have on Jacob Penny:

In 1850 Jacob lived with his mother, Elenor in Milan Township, Erie County, Ohio. He was the first son born in Ohio.

In 1860 Jacob and Mary, Eugene and William lived in Mamakating, Sullivan, New York. (Year: 1860; Census Place: Mamakating, Sullivan, New York; Roll: M653_866; Page: 0; Image: 650.)

there was a jacob Penny in the 80th ny infantry, company E, Ulster Guard. discharged 24 sep 1861. I don't know if this is the same Jacob.

In 1870 I have a Jacob Penny, matching the same birth date and birth place in Wallkill, Orange, New York living with a new wife, Jemima and their children.
(Year: 1870; Census Place: Wallkill, Orange, New York; Roll M593_1070; Page: 496; Image: 77.)

His sons from his first marriage, Eugene and William are not found with them in New York in 1870, although they would have only been 13 and 11. I've doubted that this is the same Jacob for that reason. I haven't been able to find the brothers in Ohio, New York or Alabama in 1870.

In 1880 the same Jacob and Jemima are now in Amboy, Fulton, Ohio
Year: 1880; Census Place: Amboy, Fulton, Ohio; Roll T9_1017; Family History Film: 1255017; Page: 49.2000; Enumeration District: 17; Image: 0538.

I haven't been able to find the Penny family in Ohio in 1860. There is an Isaac Penny, married to Mary (b. 1829) in Fallsburgh, Sullivan County, NY (near where Jacob was in 1860). The one we believe to be Isaac is found in Swan Creek, Ohio, but it is interesting that there is another Isaac Penny near Jacob.

The link to New York comes back between 1902 and 1910 when Jacob's son, William R. Penny and wife Elizabeth Pitts moved from Alabama to Orange county, New York with two of their 3 adopted children. William was a farmer, so there must have either been land purchased or left to him.

Re: Fowlerville in Sullivan Co -- help with history of town namesake

seekerJay — 2009-08-29 17:04:11Z

Thanks for looking for Frantzdale. It's name changed in 1850 to Homowack, so that's even before French's time.

Re: Fowlerville in Sullivan Co -- help with history of town namesake

UTAHN1 — 2009-08-29 16:14:43Z

http://nysl.nysed.gov/uhtbin/cgisirsi/20090829161303/SIRSI/0...

Try this link instead as the other one was too specific.

Re: Fowlerville in Sullivan Co -- help with history of town namesake

UTAHN1 — 2009-08-29 16:11:56Z

http://nysl.nysed.gov/uhtbin/cgisirsi/8bjQdzXm0T/NYSL/681500...

This link will take you to the Gazetteer that the state uses and I used just this week at when searching the NYS vital records index on microfiche. They have Fowlerville in two places: part of York in Livingston county and part of Concord in Erie county. In addition, there is a Fowlersville which is part of Lyonsdale in Lewis county. Unfortunately for the other researcher, no Frantzdale is listed.

Re: Fowlerville in Sullivan Co -- help with history of town namesake

seekerJay — 2009-08-29 15:48:24Z

Unfortunately, many little towns changed their names over the years. I'm having the same problem with a settlement on the Sullivan / Ulster County border called "Frantzdale" at one time. (Next: Homowack, now: Spring Glen.)

This book: 'Gazetteer of the State of New York: embracing a comprehensive view of the geography, geology, and general history of the State, and a complete history and description of every county, city, town, village, and locality. With full tables of statistics...' by John H French is usually the go-to book for such info.

Nicknamed "French's Gazeteer", it's sadly not foolproof. Frantzdale isn't there, for example.

Check GoogleBooks - they have several different editions of French's available for searching and download. Maybe you'll find your "Fowlerville" in one of the editions.

Best of luck!

Fowlerville in Sullivan Co -- help with history of town namesake

MelissaF52 — 2009-08-28 21:06:43Z

Can someone please tell me a quick history of the hamlet of Fowlerville, in Sullivan Co? Not finding much on the internet. My interest is the person for whom the hamlet was named.
Please e-mail privately.

Melissa Craven Fowler
Ithaca, NY
mcf3@cornell.edu

Re: Westbrookville Ancestors?

TimHall93 — 2009-08-14 00:05:34Z

My wife is related to several of these families, most directly the Griffins... though we're not sure the Griffin who married an Ashworth was part of the "main" Griffin line in Westbrookville. Please feel free to contact me offline - Tim Hall 1 at gmail dot com

Re: Westbrookville Cemetery: McDowell & related lines

BlydenPotts — 2009-07-23 19:35:43Z

"I think (but haven't yet proved) that Martha Baker McDowell was the daughter of Richard and Susannah Baker."

I believe you are correct. If you look at the 1850 census record for Richard and Susannah Baker you'll find a Martha Baker listed who appears to match in age the Martha Baker who married Martin C. McDowell, and since her oldest son wasn't born until April 1854, it makes sense that she might still be single in 1850.

Nearby you will find a Nathan McDowell who might well be a son of Richard and Susannah.

Interesting too is that her eldest son is Nathan Richard McDowell. I don't see any namesakes of Nathan or Richard on the McDowell side of things, but that would make perfect sense if Richard were the boy's grandfather and Nathan his uncle.

Re: Thomas Lovelis/Loveless in 1840 Lumberland census

epolson144 — 2009-07-23 12:04:16Z

I know a little about this family. I believe your Thomas was born to William D. Lovelace and Betsy Burns Lovelace of Dutchess County. A few of the Lovelace family moved to Sullivan County. Was Thomas born about 1770-75? Sounds like Thomas did, and his brother David A. Lovelace. I am related through David's son Robert. I can share what I have with you. Contact me at epolson@earthlink.net.

Elizabeth

Re: William & Margaret A. (Porter) Ruddick's Children 1880-90's Whom did they marry?

peterdempster924 — 2009-07-03 23:20:30Z

hi, no connection my g,grandmother came from taylorstown in the grange area her name was graham , are thoses names right for the address was taylorstown,and i am sure i saw old nisbitt headstones in the grange graveyard when i was there abot 1 year ago , peter

Re: William & Margaret A. (Porter) Ruddick's Children 1880-90's Whom did they marry?

yankeedee_1 — 2009-07-03 21:05:16Z

Hello Peter
As far as I am aware, none of those ladies were teachers.
Are you interested/related to the Nesbitts or the McConnells?

Re: William & Margaret A. (Porter) Ruddick's Children 1880-90's Whom did they marry?

peterdempster924 — 2009-07-03 19:48:21Z

hi, just saw you post was marthas sisters eleanor and nancy, do you know if any of them was school teachers, peter from ballymena

Re: Family History discussion group

familytracker08 — 2009-03-28 23:56:43Z

Yes, I'm familiar with it. I think the difference is that on the yahoo group, you can share files, photos, etc. but maybe it's redundant. We'll see.

Re: Family History discussion group

familytracker08 — 2009-03-28 20:39:24Z

I'm sorry, I should have supplied the link. Here it is:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SullCoNYFamHist/

Right now the group is just for families in Sullivan County, NY. I know there is overlap into other areas but I think it's easier for everyone to concentrate on an area, then if information ends up elsewhere, those areas have to be explored.

I belong to the List Serv you mentioned but have not been receiving anything from it. I hope this will be more immediate and photos and file exchanges can be done through this group.

I guess I should go back and look at the other again though.

Lorraine O'Dell

Mastens Lake

BMKrall — 2009-01-30 14:07:34Z

I am seeking information on the history of Mastens Lake. I would like to know if this lake was named for George Masten or perhaps a family of Mastens who settled there.

Thanks.

Barb

Re: William & Margaret A. (Porter) Ruddick's Children 1880-90's Whom did they marry?

DianaM_Goldenberg — 2009-05-29 05:17:38Z

I am researching Lydia Mann Tyrell who was the mother of Florence Tyrell, wife of Harold Milton Ruddick. Lydia is a descendent of my Mann family. Her father and my ggrandfather were brothers. I would love to connect with the descentdants of Florence and Harold. I know that you said William D was retired from NYU. If you can pass my email on to them, I would love to correspond.

Lydia Mann Tyrell lived with Florence and Harold in California.

Diana Mann Goldenberg dmgoldenberg@wi.rr.com

Re: Looking for Charles Louis Sullivan Family??

11944 — 2009-03-04 00:03:29Z

Not sure if I'm on the right track, let me know if I can look up anything
Good luck in your search

TX Birth Index
Name of Child: not listed
Date of Birth: 2 Oct 1945
Gender: Male
Birth County: Shackelford
Father's Name: Charles Louis Sullivan
Mother's Name: Geram Estelle Hudman
Roll Number: 1945_0010
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Name: James Erwin Sullivan
Date of Birth: 21 Jan 1947
Gender: Male
Birth County: Shackelford
Father's Name: Charles Louis Sullivan
Mother's Name: Gera Estelle Sulli Hudman
Roll Number: 1947_0012
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Name: Jerrell Charles Sullivan*****
Date of Birth: 21 Dec 1948
Gender: Male
Birth County: Eastland
Father's Name: Charles Louis Sullivan
Mother's Name: Gera Estell Sulliv Hudman
Roll Number: 1948_0012
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TX Marriages
Cathy Virginia Rodgers bride
Jerrell Charles Sullivan groom
16 Jan 1967 Shackelford
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Re: Hogancamps of Sullivan Co. and Wilhemena Mok

DIhlefeldt — 2009-02-04 07:26:25Z

There are alot of Hogancamps in youngsville,NY.They would appear on Census under Town of Callicoon,Sullivan County,NY.Also there were people in the area named "Muck".I will check.Donna

Looking for Charles Louis Sullivan Family??

virgi83709 — 2009-03-03 23:16:00Z

I have been looking for information on my grandfather he was married to Virginia Mabel Anderson about 1938, they had 2 children my dad William Ralph Sullivan & Aunt Vicki Lee Sullivan, they were divorced about 194?? He moved to Texas I am told and married a lady named ? Estelle? they had a couple kids, but my dad & aunt never heard from him. Now nobody has any information that I have found on my grandmothers side they lived in Sullivan County New York, I believe his dad or dad's uncle has a statue in the park or cemetery in eldred? of Peter Sullivan? I am not very sure on this info. I am told his mother was Bertha? again not sure if you have any information PLEASE contact me.. Oh the family is from County Cork Ireland dont have exact date of arrival at Ellis Island though.

Charles "Vic" "Victor" Louis Sullivan

virgi83709 — 2009-02-23 16:37:41Z

I am looking for information on my dad's dad's side, his name was charles nick name was Vic or Victor, he married Virginia Mable Anderson in 1938? They had 2 children my father William and my aunt Vicki They divorce a few years later and he remarried a lady from Texas I think they may have had 3 children ( Sandy?, Jimmy or James, Jerry or Jerald) he passed away in 1951 I believe I think he was from elred? sullivan county, NY His family was from County Cork Ireland. Any information would be greatly appreciated please contact me

Hand family

GilSayre — 2009-04-28 00:35:28Z

Looking for a Henrietta Hand.Her and siblings from orphanage (Saint Josephs) Dykman St,N.Y.C. Brother named Ed Hand. She married Floyd Helms. Took last name of Poncharik(not sure of spelling)She died around 1981 in Wurtsboro N.Y. She claimed native american ancestory. Any help appreciated.

Winnie Families from Scotland 1922/1923

mwinnie2 — 2009-03-13 16:54:10Z

My great grandfather immigrated to the US in 1907 from Newarhill (in Lanarkshire) Scotland and eventually settled in KS. He had many brothers and sisters some of which immigrated at a later date, in 1922 and 1923. I have seen some ship manifests with John Winnie and James Winnie (nephews of my g-grandfather) that gave their destination as PA, but show up in the 1930 Census in Brooklyn, NY. They were all coal miners in Scotland. John and James parents were John Winnie and Bridget Cushley. They also had brothers William Jerry Winnie and Roderick Cushley Winnie. There was one sister Annie Winnie. I also found a John Winnie in the SSDI that has the exact birth date 7 Feb 1899 of my relative and has a death date of April 1977 in Liberty, NY.

So with that brief background, I'm looking for relatives of these Winnies from Scotland. All of them lived near Motherwell, Scotland. Some places are Newarthill, Mossend, Cambusnethan, Holytown and Cleland. Sometime around 1890 to 1900, many of my relatives changed their surname to Winnie from Guighan (or Gueghan). I'm trying to see if anyone that is related may have heard a story relating to the name change. I am aware that there are many Winnies in NY related to Pieter Winne but hope to try and find some that are not which may be my relatives.

Re: William & Margaret A. (Porter) Ruddick's Children 1880-90's Whom did they marry?

yankeedee_1 — 2009-02-18 12:52:01Z

Thank you Peter.Much appreciated.

e mail; yankeedee@btinternet.com

Just by chance, I would be interested if you have any info on the MCCONNELLs from Grange/Ahoghill. The descendents of JAMES MCCONNELL(grocer)d.1913 and ISABELLA MCDOWELL (his 2nd wife)are still in the B'mena area,I believe. Once again, many thanks.
ps Are you a NESBITT????

Re: William & Margaret A. (Porter) Ruddick's Children 1880-90's Whom did they marry?

yankeedee_1 — 2009-02-16 14:41:03Z

HELLO THERE PETER FROM B'MENA.I dont know about James Nesbitt having any siblings, but I can tell you on my great grandmother's wedding certificate dated 1861, she(Nancy Nesbitt) was the daughter of John Nesbitt, farmer from Grange, outside B'mena. The marriage took place at 2nd Presbyterian Church ,Ballymena and solemnized in the parish of Kirkinriola,Co.Antrim. Nancy Nesbitt was wed to James McConnell by Rev. Hull Stewart, and the witnessess for the marriage were ROBERT NESBITT and MATTHEW HUSTON.-possibly haston (?). For some unknown reason, they married at 2nd Pres. Church B'mena, rather than their local church-Grange Presbyterian.Unfortunately that is all I know. Would be interested to know if you have found out any further info on the NESBITTS. Hope this helps you.
Dee(Wakefield, UK)

Re: William & Margaret A. (Porter) Ruddick's Children 1880-90's Whom did they marry?

peterdempster924 — 2009-02-16 02:46:11Z

hi, do you know if james nesbitt had brother"s or sister"s peter from ballymena

Re: William & Margaret A. (Porter) Ruddick's Children 1880-90's Whom did they marry?

peterdempster924 — 2009-02-16 17:26:00Z

HI, if you leave your email, i have a photo of a nesbitt head stone from grange grave yard, i think there might be more its not a great photo, i take photo"s in all grave yards if they have ref to other countrys but always close up, that i might help some one,you can zoom in on the photo on windows fax viewer, peter

Re: Mongaup and the Adams Family

ellie264adamas — 2009-04-06 23:55:48Z

Hi Rich,
Your John Q. ADAMS was my great-grandfather William ADAMS' brother. Yes, their parents are buried in Lower Mongaup Cemetery. However, their mother was Margaret Jane CORTRIGHT. The Hexton or Haxton was Mary, mother of Wm. James ADAMS. John Q. ADAMS and wife Arminda had two daughters and raised a nephew as their own after his mother (John Q. ADAMS' sister) died in childbirth. Hope this helps. Elaine

Re: Mongaup and the Adams Family

ellie264adamas — 2009-04-06 16:46:49Z

Rich,
I will have to dig through my info. to see just what I have collected over the years on this family. It's been awhile and you may already have some of it. I did a reading of all remaining stones in Lower Mongaup Cem. in the 90's, but it has since been so vandalized, I don't know what's left. If there's some way I can email you directly, I would prefer that some of this info. be kept private, especially those still living such as one of Emma's grandsons (he gave me a lot of info. years ago I wouldn't have gotten otherwise) and your mother's sister (we used to live on the same street for 6 years). Yes, I'll try to help you give your mother a wonderful birthday gift. Elaine

Re: bouse or buntz

Markogen — 2009-05-19 11:06:11Z

Angie, if you are still interested in your Buntz/Bunz ancestors from Nabern in Wuerttemberg I am offering my help as a local researcher living about 10 miles far from Nabern. Regards, Martin (Markogen@aol.com, research in Wuerttemberg)

Peter and Mahala Miller of Mamakating, N.Y.

jeanmayo1053 — 2009-02-21 02:35:26Z

During the 1860 and 1870 censuses, Peter Miller ( born ca. 1808 in N.Y. ) and his wife, Mahala ( b. Aug., 1819 in N.Y.), were living in Mamakating, N.Y., with their children: James ( born ca. 1840; the oldest ), Sarah, Alonzo, Jane, and William Miller. Peter and Mahala's parents were born in n.Y. In 1860, they lived in the postal area of Forestburg. In 1870, they were living in the postal area of Bloomingburg. I am searching for information concerning Peter and Mahala Miller, their parents, and their family origins. Any help would be very much appreciated.
Jean Mayo

Re: Charles "Vic" "Victor" Louis Sullivan

pata41 — 2009-02-23 22:31:34Z

Your Sullivan family is on census records in Highland in 1910, 1920 & 1930. In 1930 Charles L. is age 11 living with parents Charles & Bertha Sullivan. Charles is age 49, b. NY , parents b. NY. In 1920, Victor Sullivan is 1 year & 1 mo. old, father Charles is age 38, b. NY, parents b. NY. In 1910 the census says Charles & Bertha have been married for 4 years. Charles is age 29, b. NY, parents b. NY. In 1900 the only Charles Sullivan in Sullivan Co. is a 19 yr old (b. Jan. 1881) listed as grandson in the household of Sarah Scott, age 67, b. NY in Cochecton.

Interestingly, on the 1910 & 1920 census there is another Sullivan family listed on the same page as the Charles Sullivan family. This is the family of Peter Sullivan & wife Mary E. with their children. Peter is age 67 in 1920, b. NY, parents b. NY. Possibly these are Charles` parents. Mary E. Sullivan is on the 1930 census as a widow on the same page as Charles & Bertha Sullivan.

Probably the best way to determine who Charles Sullivan`s parents are is to find his death or marriage record & hope they name his parents. You could check with the town clerk in Highland & ask for a search for the certificates.
Highland NY Town Clerk
2 Proctor Rd
Eldred, NY 12732
Phone: (845) 557-6085

Pat R.

Family History discussion group

xxLorraine_ODell — 2009-03-28 18:26:15Z

Hi,

I've opened a discussion group at yahoo.com for Sullivan County, NY family history. Go to Yahoo, go to groups, search for Sullivan County to find the group. Let me know if you have any problems.

Thank you.

Re: Family History discussion group

seekerJay — 2009-03-28 20:09:45Z

What's the name of your group?

Searching under Sullivan County brings up a surprizing number of hits - in the 100s!

Do you plan to do a Delaware Valley kind of thing, like many of the group hits that came up (groups for recycling, local news, stuff like that) and include Wayne County PA as the border is so porous there and always has been, even when canoes were the only way to cross the Delaware.

How will the group differ from this message board and the NYSULLIV-L@rootsweb.com list?

[Did you know that all the messages posted here on this message board are automatically sent by ancestry to the list, but not vice versa? This means that many times you message board folks post a query that stimulates a discussion on the mailing list, BUT YOU NEVER GET TO SEE IT??? Goffy, but true. >_<]

Thanks

Re: Family History discussion group

seekerJay — 2009-03-28 23:16:03Z

Thanks. This is the list I mean - I should have posted a link, too!

http://lists.rootsweb.ancestry.com/index/usa/NY/sullivan.htm...

Re: Peter and Mahala Miller of Mamakating, N.Y.

seekerJay — 2009-02-22 05:06:52Z

I don't know of these people, but just last night I found an 1875 atlas of Sullivan County. It might help you find their home, if they were still in the area.

Go to Hudson River Valley Heritage and search for "Sullivan atlas": http://www.hrvh.org/

There's map of the Town of Mamakating (scan the names) and an enlargement of tiny Bloominburgh. You can look at the listings for principal businesses, too.

All the best!

Re: Obituary or death certificate.

seekerJay — 2009-01-29 06:59:39Z

It's my understanding that NO NYS town clerk has original birth certificates - they are all in Albany. NYC may be different, though - I never looked into a BC from there.

All any town clerk has to work with are logs of extracted information. Not even ALL the information from a particular BC. That's what they give you when they fill out their standard forms - transcribed extracts that they in turn extract from.

The standard form extracts and copies of the originals both cost the same. I choose to purchase copies of the originals, but that's just me. The link a few posts above seems to be accurate in their info on how to purchase copies of the originals (though can't speak for NYC).

Re: Callicoon NY

seekerJay — 2009-01-28 07:22:41Z

TRY ---

The library: http://www.wsplonline.org/

Town of Delaware Historian, Mary Curtis, Town Historian: http://www.townofdelaware-ny.us/townofficials.html

Sullivan County Historical Society: http://www.sullivancountyhistory.org/

Luckily, Callicoon's not very big!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Callicoon_(CDP)%2C_New_York

Re: Cemetery in Paradise, NY

tlane56 — 2009-05-22 16:47:09Z

I checked this out years ago...few names...none familiar at the time. I plan to check again in the next couple weeks and will let you know.
Tina Lane

Re: seeking obit: FOUND!!

rhvh7 — 2009-07-02 01:57:12Z

Was able to obtain this obit.

seeking obit: NEYLON, James M Jr. - 1998

rhvh7 — 2009-06-20 21:25:38Z

Would like to obtain copy of obit on James Michael NEYLON, Jr. = Times Herald Rec. 12-4-1998 or could be 4-12-1998.
Any additional info on him/family would be appreciated.

Re: Looking for Ruff (Roof) Family from Switzerland

druff67 — 2009-04-16 09:38:23Z

my ggg grandfather was John Ruff born 1796 switzerland married Magdalena son melchior born 1828 switzerland married Anna 1850

Re: Mongaup and the Adams Family

rherndon127 — 2009-04-06 12:31:01Z

Elaine -

Thank you for your reply! I have been trying to do some research on the Adams family but they are a hard group to research. Do you know of any photos of this family? Or tombstone pictures from Lower Mongaup? Or family stories? I am trying to put together the family history for my Mom for her birthday in August but lack a lot of information. This is how I am related. John Q. Adams and Arminda Cortright. As you said they had two daugters, Emma and Loretta. Loretta married Wilbur Westfall. They had a son named John Albert "Pat" Westfall who married Margaret Moulton. Their son Donald Albert Westfall married Margarete Fuller. They are the parents of my Mom, Sharon Westfall Herndon.

So, can you provide any help? I do have a picture of Loretta Adams if you would like to add that to your collection or research, but I really lack anything else. Except that some of the Adams are buried at Mill Rift cemetery in Pike County as well.

Again, thank you so much for your help and hope to hear from you soon.

Rich

Mongaup and the Adams Family

rherndon127 — 2009-04-05 16:30:16Z

Would like to talk to members of the Adams family that lived near Mongaup and may have been buried in Lower Mongaup cemetery. I am related through James William Adams and John Q. Adams.

Thanks

Rich

RALL birth, 1800?

patbrown62 — 2009-02-07 11:49:41Z

I am searching for proof that Catherine RALL was born to John and Rebecca RALL. Catherine stated in her 1850 Census (in Monroe County, NY) that she was born in 1800 in Delaware County, NY, but there is no information to confirm that, and I have been advised that her birth could have happened in Sullivan County instead.
Thank you for any advice about this. Patricia

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Will do lookups for Sullivan County, NY - *NO LONGER DOING LOOKUPS*

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Re: Gillet - Neversink

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Gillet - Neversink

Penny/Penney family in Sullivan and Orange counties.

Re: Fowlerville in Sullivan Co -- help with history of town namesake

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Re: Fowlerville in Sullivan Co -- help with history of town namesake

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Fowlerville in Sullivan Co -- help with history of town namesake

Re: Westbrookville Ancestors?

Re: Westbrookville Cemetery: McDowell & related lines

Re: Thomas Lovelis/Loveless in 1840 Lumberland census

Re: William & Margaret A. (Porter) Ruddick's Children 1880-90's Whom did they marry?

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Re: Family History discussion group

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Mastens Lake

Re: William & Margaret A. (Porter) Ruddick's Children 1880-90's Whom did they marry?

Re: Looking for Charles Louis Sullivan Family??

Re: Hogancamps of Sullivan Co. and Wilhemena Mok

Looking for Charles Louis Sullivan Family??

Charles "Vic" "Victor" Louis Sullivan

Hand family

Winnie Families from Scotland 1922/1923

Re: William & Margaret A. (Porter) Ruddick's Children 1880-90's Whom did they marry?

Re: William & Margaret A. (Porter) Ruddick's Children 1880-90's Whom did they marry?

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Re: William & Margaret A. (Porter) Ruddick's Children 1880-90's Whom did they marry?

Re: Mongaup and the Adams Family

Re: Mongaup and the Adams Family

Re: bouse or buntz

Peter and Mahala Miller of Mamakating, N.Y.

Re: Charles "Vic" "Victor" Louis Sullivan

Family History discussion group

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Re: Peter and Mahala Miller of Mamakating, N.Y.

Re: Obituary or death certificate.

Re: Callicoon NY

Re: Cemetery in Paradise, NY

Re: seeking obit: FOUND!!

seeking obit: NEYLON, James M Jr. - 1998

Re: Looking for Ruff (Roof) Family from Switzerland

Re: Mongaup and the Adams Family

Mongaup and the Adams Family

RALL birth, 1800?

Will do lookups for Sullivan County, NY - NO LONGER DOING LOOKUPS