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Re: Samuel Palmerton - Lydia Kelsey

ConnectedClan — 2013-10-06 15:25:34Z

Are you sure that Sarah Anne was born in PA? My grandmother, Hester Marie Francisco was born on June 16, 1915, at the home of her father's cousin, Dr. George Palmerton in Barbourville, NY. (This photo is posted on my ancestry page) Since I know that there were Palmerton's living in Barbourville, NY and lived in Delaware County http://www.dcnyhistory.org/palmerton_Kelsey_family.html
You may know better, but I just thought that I'd mention this to you.
Dawn

Re: Americus Palmerton

MarkRPutnam — 2013-01-03 21:46:37Z

Oh, from Find a Grave, I just found the following:

"The History Of Woodland, Michigan 1837-1987": PALMERTON.

There were three pioneer Palmertons: Charles, born Oct. 28, 1811; Jerome, born Sept. 10, 1814; and their little brother Andrew Jackson, born Jan. 10, 1827.

The two oldest Palmertons located land soon after the Haights and Charles Galloway did, Charles on section 20 and Jerome on section 17. They then went back to New York State and, according to B.S. Holly, did not return to live in Woodland permanently until 1844.

The 1879 history of Woodland, however, states that they settled permanently in 1839, an account considerably strengthened by the evidence of Jerome's marriage in Woodland to Roxy Burns in 1841.

Jackson Palmerton came out in 1845, and settled in the northeast quarter of section 20 beside Charles.

The brothers had a sister, Delilah, who was married to another pioneer, John McArthur....

Jerome Palmerton married Roxy Burns in Woodland on Nov. 15, 1841. She was only fourteen years old at the time. They had six children, three of which survived infancy: Huldah, John and Americus Vesputius.

Huldah, born in 1843, married Edward Maples, who was killed in a logging accident on Feb. 22, 1876, when he was only thirty. They had only one child, Izella, born in Mar., 1874, who died on Sept. 14th at the age of six month. Huldah did not long outlive her family, for she died of consumption on Nov. 19, 1884.

Her brother John was born on Oct. 2, 1850, and died a bachelor on Mar. 26, 1925; in his day, he was considered one of the best threshers in Woodland.

Americus Vesputius Palmerton was born on Oct. 10, 1853, and was married twice, first to Ella Amelia Wickham, who died of consumption on July 18, 1880. In 1883 he married Louisa Schray. He died on June 10, 1934, and his second wife on June 29, 1931. Americus and Ella had two children, a boy who was stillborn on Jan. 13, 1876, and Roy, born in 1880. Roy married Nettie H. Crites on Oct. 11, 1896. She died in 1948 and he followed her the next year. They had three children, Laura, born in Feb., 1897, Ella, born on Apr. 26, 1899, and Victor C., born on Oct. 31, 1905. Americus and Louisa Palmerton had a daughter, Dossie, born in 1867, who married Roy Ballentine...."

That answers part of my question, but who were the parents of Sylvanus Palmerton, and who were the parents of Thomas Palmerton who married Jane Chambers more importantly?

Thanks,

Americus Palmerton

MarkRPutnam — 2013-01-03 21:36:05Z

Hi,

My ancestors John Talbert/Talbot Chambers and Jane McCormick had a daughter Jane born about 1804 in CAN who had it appears from the 1870 Van Buren Co., MI, Census a son named Americus Palmerton born in 1851 in NY. Jane Chambers married Thomas Palmerton who was born about 1800 in NY and died in 1864 in Van Buren Co., MI.

I thought that since the names Americus and Palmerton were so rare in our history, I'd look for another Americus Palmerton, whom I found in Barry Co., MI, also in 1870. This Americus Palmerton was born in 1853 in MI.

There must be a close connection between these two Palmerton families possibly one or two generations back in time!

Next door to Jerome [1815-]and Roxy Palmerton [the parents of Americus, born in 1853] in the 1860 MI Census, I believe it was, was a Charles Palmerton [1816-], so it seems Charles Palmerton and Jerome were also closely related.

Family trees at Ancestry.com have Charles Palmerton with a son, as in the census, named Sylvanus Palmerton, and Anestry.com also has the father of Charles named Sylvanua Palmerton.

My guess was that Thomas Palmerton was the son of Thomas Palmerton, the son of William Palmerton and Rebecca Ellsworth. I think this assumed Thomas Palmerton, Sr., is seen in the Montgomery, Ulster [later Orange] Co, NY, in the midst of a group of Chambers to whom I think I am related by my ancestor John T. Chambers.

Does anyone have information on these Palmerton's??

Mark

Re: Alfred PALMERTON/b:Saratoga co. 1830/looking for info abt. parents

psbeli2 — 2012-04-14 16:10:41Z

Dear Susan, I would love to be in contact with you about our common grandparents and their descendants from our respective lines. I have posted a picture of Charity on my Bockes family tree, and am still curious about their other children. My e-mail is psbeli@comcast.net Thanks, Pam

Re: Samuel Palmerton - Lydia Kelsey

masker156 — 2011-09-13 23:14:50Z

I have not been able to confirm that Sylvenus's father's name was William. I have an old paper from my grandmother Helen Ludlow Palmerton with the names and dates of ancestors back to William written in her hand. It also states he was a twin and arrived in America from England when he was 4 yrs old. His twin brother died during voyage. I have been to Sylvenus's and Eleanor's graves in Barbourville N.Y. If you visit www.palmertons.com it has most of what I know.
Steve Palmerton

Re: Samuel Palmerton - Lydia Kelsey

tebegakeco1 — 2011-09-13 22:36:50Z

Am looking for info about Sylvanus Palmerton who married Eleanor Eggelston who ended up in Delaware Co, NY. Are you able to help? IS his father William or is it someone else?

Re: Lyman Palmerton

brb2272b — 2011-08-17 01:53:04Z

BeckyJean, thank you ever so much for this information! You have supplied an important link in my search! As I re-read my original post, I am a bit embarrassed at my sloppiness of Lyman's name, I am indeed looking for James Lyman Palmerton and who also may have been known as Lyman Marcus (Marquis) Palmerton. Lyman is the great grandfather of my two daughters, Jamilyn and Jillayna. Their father (my ex-husband) Jimmy Clair Rider, was the son of Jim Rider, who was Lyman's son. Jim Rider was born on June 19, 1921 to Etta and Lyman Palmerton, and his birth name was James Lyman Palmerton Junior. I have a copy of the birth certificate. Shortly after his birth, Etta and Lyman divorced and she later married Clair Austin Rider who adopted James Lyman Palmerton Junior as his son and his name was changed to Jim Rider. Clair Rider and Etta lived in Mabton until Clair's death, and then she later moved to Portland, Oregon. I have Lyman M. Palmerton's death certificate which indicates that he was committed to the Oregon State Hospital, and resided there until his death at which time his body was transported to the Oregon Medical Science Hospital. If you ever saw the movie One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest, you would know that the film and bbook were based on the Oregon State Hospital. I knew Etta, more commonly known at Barbara Etta Rider, quite well as we spent a great deal of family time together especially when my daughters were first born. She spoke very little about her first husband, Palmerton, and basically said he was not a "very good man", without going into any details. I regret that I never pressed for more information back then! I have been trying to locate Lyman's mother, Kate or Catherine, as it appears that she died shortly after Arthur was born. Interestingly you indicate that Elizabeth Catherine was also born to James and Catherine, and yet I have not found her name in my research of census records. Do you have information as to where and when Catherine died? I had information that her maiden name was Egan,but in other records it is Maloney, and that her parents had imigrated to San Mateo, California from Ireland. It appears that she and James lived in Dalles, or The Dalles, Oregon and I think Lyman was born there before they moved to the Yakima Valley in what is now Grandview and Mabton. James Marcus later remarried and is buried in Mabton Cemetery. I plan a trip to Salem, Oregon in the next week or so to visit the Oregon Archives to obtain information about Lyman, especially his commitment to OSH. Perhaps there is something in your family records from your Great Grandfather that would explain the circumstances. I am most curious as to why his body was not claimed by a family member for burial, perhaps they never knew that he had died. I would welcome sharing any abd all information that either of us may have! My contact details are as follows:
Barbara R. Crider, 14641 SE 173rd Street, Renton, WA 98058, and my direct email address is brcrider2272@comcast.net. My family tree on Ancestry is BRHarrison Family Tree. Again, thank you for response! I am most grateful!

Re: Lyman Palmerton

sharayakai — 2011-08-15 05:57:41Z

I'm not sure what information you need, so here is what I have: Lyman Marquis Palmerton born 20 May 1892 to James Marcus Palmerton and Catherine Elizabeth O'Callaghan in Goldendale, WA. He died 26 Feb 1942 in Salem, Marion, Oregon. Wife named Ella. (Most likely this is Etta Barbara McCallum, but I haven't found solid evidence yet. If you can provide it, I will be grateful.) Father, James Marcus Palmerton, was born 20 March 1854 to Lyman Palmerton and Nancy Leslie in Wood County, Ohio. He died 4 Aug 1932 in Mabton, Yakima, WA. Mother, Catherine Elizabeth O'Callaghan is an enigma. There is confusion as to whether her maiden name was O'Callaghan or Maloney (or Mahoney). Family members believe her to have been previously married, but again, cannot confirm which was maiden name and which was married name yet family leans toward O'Callaghan for maiden. Her first and middle name however are confirmed. She was reportedly born at sea as her family immigrated from Ireland and had a fraternal twin brother who did not survive. Siblings: Orrin Frank Palmerton born 1 July 1880; Albert J. Palmerton born Sep 1883; William Gladstone Palmerton born 15 March 1887; Elizabeth Catherine Palmerton born March 1888; Arthur L. Palmerton, Sr. born 11 Nov 1892; Gloria Palmerton. I have much on Orrin Frank as he is my great grandfather, but not so much on the others, but what else I have, I'll gladly share should you need it, including sources and hard copy documents. Simply email me.

Good luck,
BeckyJean Webster

Palmerton

pbob51 — 2011-08-01 22:58:56Z

Looking for anything about Loretta Palmerton born around 1854 in Ohio.

Lyman Palmerton

brb2272b — 2011-04-05 00:49:37Z

I am looking for information regarding Lyman Palmerton , married to Etta Barbara McCallum. Lyman was born abt 1894 to James Marcus Lyman born abt 1854. James Marcus Lyman was married to Katie (no maiden ndame) and lived in Oregon briefly before settling in the Yakima Valley (Belma), Washington. Lyman had a brother named Arthur that lived in Seattle, WA.

Re: Alfred PALMERTON/b:Saratoga co. 1830/looking for info abt. parents

psbeli2 — 2010-11-30 01:46:43Z

Dear Susanne, I hope you're still following this thread. Frank Palmerton, son of Charity Hopkins and Alfred Sr. was my great grandfather, and I have only now learned of his first name. Thank you for posting this. A cousin found census info. on Charity's home, with Palmerton spelled "Parmerton" in the 1880 census, I believe, when she was married to Warren Fancher. I have a tin type photograph of her, and several good photos of Frank. We have known very little of this family until now, but I have some knowledge of Frank's life I'm glad to share.

Leighton Palmerton of Lockney, TX 1922

drbrownlee — 2010-11-22 06:07:45Z

Leighton is pictured in the 1922 Pedagog, yearbook of Southwest Texas Normal College of San Marcos, Texas, and is a freshman. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone else researching this family.

Re: Willard Palmerton originally from N.Y.>LeRoy Mn.

evenson4 — 2010-05-10 17:47:59Z

You have probably uncovered much more information since this post, but I will note that my great-grandfather, Roy Leighton Palmerton (son of Lyman Palmerton) seemed to be quite close to his uncle Willard. Willard seemed to float around a bit among the brothers, so he can be found on the census listing for different families at different times.

In 1880, both he and Omer were staying with Lyman. In 1885, he was staying with Franklin. A Willard G Palmerton from Wisconsin is listed as a Civil War veteran and a pension index shows a Catherine Palmerton as his benefactor. In his devotional, my great-grandfather noted that Willard passed away on June 23rd 1889.

If you have uncovered additional information about this family, I would certainly appreciate hearing about it. I can't seem to get beyond Francis and Sallie Palmerton. Just as an interesting note, Roy and Lyman both spelled Sallie with the "ie" rather than the "y." This might also help in the search.

Blessings,
Heather

Re: Alfred PALMERTON/b:Saratoga co. 1830/looking for info abt. parents

jennyany413 — 2010-05-06 14:55:45Z

I live in the Town of Clifton Park, NY in Saratoga Co. My house is being featured on our Town's upcoming Historic Homes Tour on May 16, 2010. Our Town Historian has recently informed us that our house was built by Barnet (he spelled it Barent) Palmerton in approx. 1812. Sounds like this might be your GG's home? I would be thrilled to gain more information on the original family. Apparently the house was built as a farm house and included 118 acres. We own the original house and 8 acres. I've done some research on our home but the information is limited. I've learned that Barnet Palmerton was Lt. in the US army.

Re: Samuel Palmerton - Lydia Kelsey

vjnagel — 2009-10-19 23:57:53Z

I am hoping you are still ( digging) as I do all the time, I am Caleb Kelsey's Great Grandaughter. He was my Dad's Mom's Dad. My Gramdmother's sister was Lydia. Please post if you can or e mail me. vjnagel@echoes.net

Thank you,
Val Nagel

Re: Alfred PALMERTON/b:Saratoga co. 1830/looking for info abt. parents

Dan5858 — 2008-05-03 18:08:38Z

If you are still searching for information on Saratoga County Palmertons, please contact me directly at das7901@aol.com. I have information on Barnet and his wife Cornelia.

Palmertons in england

2006-09-29 02:35:08Z

Looking for ancestors roots in England. My GR,GR,GR,Great grandfather came to America some time between 1750 - 1793. It was written that he came from england and settled in Saratoga New York. Another account from my great Uncle was that he was the youngest son of the Temple family but left England in discrace by having married beneath him but took the Palmerston name as was his birth right when arriving in America. Came from Braodlands at Ramsey I believe. Any help would be appreciated.E mail Masker@shentel.net

Re: Willard Palmerton originally from N.Y.>LeRoy Mn.

2006-04-03 19:04:11Z

Got your e-mail and am slow as I'm hesitant about using my computer, I'm not sure I have an antivirus. So I use the computer at the library.
I really have no information on Willard Palmerton other than he lived with a Catherine Johnson who was the wife of my great grandfather. It appears that at one time they both lived in Iowa but I've not been able to find out anything. My information about them being in LeRoy. What happended to LeGrand Johnson is not anything I have information to either.
If there were some place in or near LeRoy with historical information that may be helpful. As of yet I've not come across such. The Johnson's were originally from Crawford County, Pennsylvania and it could be the Palmerton's were also.
If I should find out anything I will let you know. I would appreciate you doing the same. My mailing address is Julane Carter 100 N. 3rd. St. Moorhead Minnesota 56560. I'm likely to drop my internet service but will continue to use the library maybe weekly.
Julane Carter

Re: Samuel Palmerton - Lydia Kelsey

2006-01-01 02:08:22Z

Judy, Haven't looked at this stuff in a while. Have you learned anymore information on Palmertons? Steve

Alfred PALMERTON/b:Saratoga co. 1830/looking for info abt. parents

2005-11-19 00:59:06Z

My GG grandfather, Alfred PALMERTON b:1830 in Saratoga Co. I am looking for info on who his parents were. I found a Barnet and Cornelia PALMERTON who were buried at Ballston Spa Cemetary in Saratoga Co. Barnet B:1786, D: 1853/01/02--Cornelia, B:1801, D: 1853/04/06. If anyone out there has info on these names mentioned I would love hearing from you. Alfred Palmerton was married to Charity HOPKINS in 1858 at Caughdenoy NY, they had 4 children, Frank, Francis, Ida and Alfred Jr. Alfred died on March 10, 1864 at Dry Tortugus Island, Ft. Jefferson, Civil War. Remember to put Palmerton name in subject box to make sure I answer email. Thanks so much-maybe I'll find some cousins?
Always searching, Susanne

Re: Peter Renne

2005-09-11 08:37:04Z

Hello again,

Yes your Renne does connect to the earlier Renne's....Please contact me via e-mail so I know you are getting my messages and I will give you alot of information about Peter's ancestors...

Jillay

Willard Palmerton originally from N.Y.>LeRoy Mn.

2004-11-25 03:01:14Z

Willard Pamerton married a widow by the name of Catherine Johnson and from the Census of 1870, Mower county, LeRoy Mn. it lists children, Bruce,Wallace,Roscinda,Isabelle, and LeGrand who would all be Catherines children. I'm interested in tracking Catherines genealogy. Thank-you Julane Carter

Re: Lyman Palmerton

2004-11-25 02:44:15Z

Am looking for information on a Willard Palmerton from LeRoy,Minnesota in Mower County. He supposed married a Catherine Johnson, a widow. Census 1870. It lists him as 45yrs.of age, a farmer, was born in New York. Catherine would be a decendant of mine. Thank-you

Re: Beginning Palmerton search, help would be appreciated

2004-03-21 06:38:53Z

Don't know anything about you ancesters, but was wondering how you are doing? I was looking up ancesters also when I ran across your name. Can't seem to find out much about mine either. Hope you haven't forgotten who I am. We met briefly quiet a few years ago while hunting.

Re: Palmertons:Crown Point,N.Y. to Decorah,IA to Springfield,MO.

2004-01-26 22:16:59Z

Hi Karen, I am a cousin thru the Wells/Hall family. I am looking for any old pictures of Burgess Hall Wells and his family. Burgess was nephew to my ancestor Abel Hall. Our common ancestor is Burgess Hall.

Re: William Palmerton

2003-11-13 20:43:49Z

They could be the same Samuel. Mr. Allan C. Palmerton was listed in the phone directory, so you may want to contact him yourself. If you have trouble, email me directly and I'll give you the last known address I have for him. Right now I'm concentrating on the Ohio branch, which may or may not go back to this one. Good luck.

Re: William Palmerton

2003-11-13 15:22:20Z

I was woundering how sure the person was on the dates of birth. The Samuel Palmerton whom I'm related to from Livingston Co., Michigan was born abt. 1810 in New York. Married a Lucy E their sons were William, George, Zenas and Lorenzo. I am a decendant of William who married Mary Campbell. Could these be the same people

William Palmerton

2003-10-31 16:10:58Z

This is from a letter I received in 1999, from a gentleman named Allan C. Palmerton in Haslett, MI... It may be of help to some. "On my side William came from London, England about 1750 with at least 9 set of twins. Haven't got any farther on this. William had son William bord 1794 in Saratoga N.Y. who had 12 children - Willam & 4 children left N.Y. and moved to Licking Co. Ohio 1836. One son Samuel came to Fowlerville, MI in 1837, one of first settlers. Opened a saw mill. He had 6 children. One was William who work at saw mill and in small factorys. Was in civil war shot two finger off while cleaning gun. Willam had 6 children one who was Claude - who was a farmer. Claude had 3 children one was Ernest (my father) who worked in factory...." Written as he wrote it. The rest of the letter is his personal info. Hope this helps.

Re: Lyman Palmerton

2002-09-13 00:18:28Z

Well, I do have some information about the names that you have listed. Not very much though. I was hoping that maybe you have some info about them. If you would, just e-mail me at mystikl02@yahoo.com. Maybe we can compare the information that we have.
Misty Palmerton

Renne, John James

jillay — 2004-01-10 09:03:20Z

Looking for information on the "Renne" of
Cairo, Crown Point, and Duchess Co NY
please contact me at jillay@home.com

Re: Renne, John James

jillay — 2004-01-10 09:03:20Z

My e-mail have changed to jillay@attbi.com

OBIT FYI: Merle Palmerton. 1913-2007

Nanatothree — 2007-01-12 01:47:17Z

PLEASE NOTE, THIS WAS POSTED FOR REFERENCE ONLY. I AM NOT RELATED TO, NOR AM I RESEARCHING THIS FAMILY, I’VE ONLY DONE A COPY AND PASTE FROM OUR LOCAL NEWSPAPER FYI.

THIS INFO HAS BEEN POSTED WITH THE PERMISSION OF THE EDITOR OF THE COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD.

Merle Palmerton
Posted: Thursday, Jan 11, 2007 - 03:56:33 pm PST
COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD, MOSES LAKE, WASHINGTON STATE

It is with great joy that we celebrate her life and with sadness, we announce the death of longtime Moses Lake resident Merle Palmerton. She died on Jan. 4, 2007, at the age of 91. She was born June 25,1913, in Mt. Vernon, Wash. to Wilbur and Zoe Chesnut. After graduation from high school in Mill City, Ore. she attended Oregon State University where she competed on the swim team and majored in Art. She married Sam Palmerton in Salem, Ore. on Nov. 25, 1941, and they were married for 54 years. They had two children, Gae and Pat. Merle and Sam moved the family to Moses Lake from Idanha, Ore. in 1952 at the opening of the Columbia Basin Reclamation Project. They cleared sage brush and built the family farm in Block 41, east of Moses Lake where she lived until Sam's death in 1996. Merle was employed as a secretary by the Moses Lake School District until her retirement. For many years she was the secretary for the district's Special Services Dept. She was a 30-year member of the Washington School Secretaries Association and was selected as one of the top 10 school secretaries in the nation. She hunted and fished, was an accomplished seamstress, baked heavenly pies, loved to dance and play bridge. Merle and Sam traveled throughout the nation and the world during their retirement and loved their winters in Hawaii. They were both avid snorklers.

Merle's most joyful times were with her family and many friends. She loved to laugh and had a wonderful sense of humor and gentleness about her. She is survived by her daughter Gae Wing and husband Ted,vho have two daughters Molly, and Kevin Lalone and Jenny and Ray Knoflach, all of Michigan and her son Pat Palmerton and wife Donna who have two sons Brett and Sharon Palmerton and Darin and Bejai Palmerton of Moses Lake. She has eight great-grandchildren.

There will be no funeral service at this time. However, when the weather warms and the sun shines the family will have a memorial service for her.

Re: William Palmerton

Dan5858 — 2008-05-03 02:38:42Z

If you are still interested in information on William Palmerton in Saratoga County, NY, please contact me directly at das7901@aol.com.

Frederick Palmerton-Saratoga/Broome Ny

bldypsnt — 2006-03-01 09:49:19Z

In the 1860 census the data entry person fouled it up really bad. I ended up doing a query for every george born around 1855 in Saratoga county and found:

Village of Saratoga Springs, page 91

Frederick Pamerton age 33
Catherine age 26
Frederick age 13
Martha age 11
Joseph age 9
George age 5

Town of Lisle, Broome, NY 1850

F. T. Palmerton 23
Catherine 24
Frederick 3
Martha 9/12

Frederick Thomas Palmerton served in the Union Army in 1865 with Distinguished service. Martha, Frederick A., and Thomas Palmerton (b. 1864) show up from 1910 on in Spokane, Washington. All but George appear to have died childless. Any info or leads on this branch would be appreciated as they seem to be a slippery bunch. Thank you.

Raymond Palmerton

Re: Beginning Palmerton search, help would be appreciated

bldypsnt — 2005-12-21 20:29:23Z

No problem. I'm sorry to hear that your husband is not doing so well. I'm looking forward to sharing what information I can though when you have time. Until then, Merry x-mas and Happy New Year!

Re: Beginning Palmerton search, help would be appreciated

bldypsnt — 2005-12-18 21:57:14Z

Yes, those would be them. My father does live in Ohio still, and that is the same family from what I have gathered. Where I am hitting a dead-end is with George Palmerton (Sr.) who Fred has listed as being from Saratoga, NY. The trouble is there seem to be two born about the same time. One is listed as being married to an Olivia and the other to Mary. Is your mother Virginia then?

Beginning Palmerton search, help would be appreciated

bldypsnt — 2005-12-18 21:49:12Z

This task is daunting, as I'm sure anyone researching this surname has felt. My grandfather actually went out of his way not to let us know the family history. What little any of us know I'll put out, and any help would be appreciated.

My grandfather was named Raymond Palmerton as well, and he was from New York. His mother was named Mary? Welch(sp?). She was adamant that it was the Irish spelling. She lived in Yonkers(died around '65 I think). Her first husband was a Fred Palmerton. She had children by a second husband, by the last name of Ray(sp?), one of which was named Ginny(Virginia) who married a man by the last name of Coots(sp?). That, in a nutshell, is about all I know. Any leads would be GREATLY appreciated.Supposedly Ginny traced the history, but if anyone had it it's gone. I'm ordering some records now, so more details are coming. Thank you for your time.

Re: Willard Palmerton originally from N.Y.>LeRoy Mn.

mpalmerton9 — 2006-03-22 17:13:59Z

I was wondering if you have any info on Willard Palmerton. I am doing our family line, and I have a Willard whose parents were Francis Palmerton and Sarah (Sally) Battles. Willards brother John is my gg grandfather. If you could help me out, I would really appreciate it.

William Palmerton

masker156 — 2004-01-13 03:39:10Z

I have found a William Palmerton in the ancestry database listed in the 1820 census for Saratoga County in Hlafmoon and the in 1930 census of the same county in Clifton park. According to my grandfather's records, Samuel, son of Sylvanus(Sylvenus)Brother of Sylvenus Jr were both born in Ballston NY, in Saratoga County. However, I can not find a death of William anywwhere in NY state. There is a William Palmer in Clifton Park Cemetery registry. Could this be the same person? If anyone has information I would greatly appreciate it. I have my Great Grandmother's bible with Names and dates of births back to Sylvanus in Ballston, so I am sure of these.

Re: Renne, John James

albrecht82 — 2005-09-11 05:09:57Z

My ancestor, Peter Renne, was born in Freehold, New York in l762 and later moved to Dalton, Mass. He was the son of Deacon John Renne who had moved up state in New York from Queens County, New York. If was from Dalton that Peter's son left to join the army stationed at St. Louis, Missouri. His son was James S. Renne and several of his children remained in that area. I am still trying to make connections with the other earlier Renne's in New York. If might Renne's fit in with any earlier Rennes please let me know.

Re: Palmerton/Saratoga County, NY

gjday4095 — 2004-08-14 00:58:44Z

Trying to find lineage of Chance D. Palmerton (aka Chauncey, CD or DC). Married Christiana Miller in 1861, Defiance Ohio. Family on 1880 (spelling Paleston) shows Chance birthplace NY. Can't find any connection on NY census. My father, many years ago referred to the family name as Palmatier. Children names of Elva Belle (my grandmother) Ida, Rodney, Daisy, Cassius in tree...any familar names? Any clues greatly appreciated. Thanks, Gladys

Re: Lyman Palmerton and Nancy Leslie

gjday4095 — 2004-08-14 00:50:31Z

Am trying to find Great grandfathers background. Only this I have for sure is 1880 census (name spelled wront) says he was born NY about 1836. He married Christiana Miller in Defiance OH 1861. Named one son Cassius....any names ring a bell. Very elusive family, any help appreciated. Thanks

Re: Palmerton or Palmatier

gjday4095 — 2004-08-10 23:29:52Z

Chauncey Palmerton, married Christiana Miller, August 11, 1861in Defiance Ohio. (License taken out by her father) The family are in 1880 Census, name spelled PALMESTON. Stone in local grave yard (MI) is in memory of Gramma Tina, she apparently had been remarried to a Brubaker. Don't know if Chauncey died or if they divorced. He sometimes went as C D sometimes as DC. Do know he was born in Ithaca, Tompkins Co, New York 1836, did short service in Civil Was. Any information, no matter how small, greatly appreciated. Gladys

Re: Beginning Palmerton search, help would be appreciated

jimsamepp — 2005-03-17 18:57:50Z

Forgot to include George Palmerton.

Re: Beginning Palmerton search, help would be appreciated

jimsamepp — 2005-03-17 17:41:36Z

Read your inquiry. I think Fred Palmerton was my mother's brother. There was John, Fred, Mary and Julia Palmerton from Yonkers. Mary Welch Palmerton was my Aunt Mamie. I have just started this line of my family and would swap information with you. Did your father, Raymond live in Ohio?

Re: Beginning Palmerton search, help would be appreciated

jimsamepp — 2005-12-19 02:40:04Z

I am sure that we can share Palmerton information. My mother was Mary Palmerton. My uncle was George Palmerton. Virginia is my cousin. Sorry I cannot give more info at this time as my husband is very ill but I promise to send info as soon as able. So glad that you responded to my message. Have a Happy Christmas!
Carol Peet Epperson

Re: Beginning Palmerton search, help would be appreciated

jimsamepp — 2006-02-23 18:07:02Z

My grandfather George Bernard Palmerton was born in 1848. Since he did live in Saratoga he could have been born there. His wife was Mary Ann O'Faherety, born in Ireland. Oldest son, George, b.1886 in Yonkers NY married Frances Hennessey. They had 8 children. George b.1928. My mother was Mary Georgana Palmerton b.1898. If you want to exchange addresses we could exchange more info. Contact me jimsamepp@aol.com... carol epperson

Re: Palmerton/Saratoga County, NY

das5858 — 2006-08-18 20:32:29Z

Hi Gladys. Sorry, but I have nothing on a Chance/Chauncey/
CD or DC Palmerton having been in Saratoga County and I have searched almost all of the Saratoga County records.
A William Palmerton, born in 1784 in Saratoga County, took some of his family to Licking County, OH about 1836. It is believed that William's father was Joshua Palmatier and that Joshua took the Palmerton spelling sometime around 1790 to 1800. Dan

Martha Ann Palmerton, NE 1877

2002-07-16 01:25:05Z

looking for info on Martha Ann Palmerton, who m. Leroy Frederick Laselle in Beatrice, NE on 12 Dec 1877.

Re: Lyman Palmerton

bjl49 — 2002-09-08 19:53:40Z

I may have some information on your Lyman Palmerton. I am a descendant of Francis Palmerton via Franklin Palmerton, born in Allegeny County - NY, and his son Franklin Palmerton, of Rockford - WI, who died in Leroy, Mn.

I am very interested in any info you might have on Francis and his ancestors. Or on any of the Palmertons