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Soloman,
Do you have any Johnsons in your family? When I inquire about Johnsons at Minisink website it says to see Kuykendall and I see that in your inquiry the second person, Femetry, married a Johnson. I am interested in Johnsons in the area. They go back to a Rev. War soldier in R.I.
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Dear Lisa,
I have a copy of an obituary for a Rosenkrantz who married a Knight.
Polly |
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| Hi Alicia, Leonie here, still trying to get more information about William Crawford, Moses Crawford father. Any new news? |
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Please, what does the word "absconded" mean in old christening/baptism records from the dutch reformed church?? Thanks!  |
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| Help! I am looking for information regarding the Crawford family in Minisink. William Crawford was born 03/02 1731. He had three wives (one at a time of course :-)) firstly Elizabeth Allen of Chatham, and he had a daughter there around 1778. He then moved to Port Jervis and married a French woman named Catherine Suiter (Souter, Soutter?). Her son was named James and he was the Bridge tender. His third wife was Catherine Smith, or Rolf, or Rolfsmith and I can never find any more information on her. The rest of William's decendents were with this third wife. Is there any more information out there? |
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My Family
OUR FAMILY HISTORY
Concubine, his second wife, and Admiral Jan Jansen Van Harlem, OUR 11th GREAT GRANDPARENTS. She was born in Cartagena, Spain. She spoke Arabic and was a Moor, a mix of black, Arab and Spanish. She was Islamic. Jan was Dutch, a former Christian and converted to Islam. Note: Jan’s parents were Gijsbert Van Haarlem and Kornelia Boucquet. He was also known as the Pirate of Barbary Coast.
Grietje Reiners and Anthony Jansen Van Salee, Netherlands, Spain and Morroco. OUR 10th GREAT GRANDPARENTS ( Anthony was a (Mullato) He was born in Cartagena, Spain. They moved to Morroco. His father was Dutch. Anthony converted to Islam but raised his children Christian when they moved to...
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Seeking information on parents of McCarty Wright of Sussex County. Born 1815. His wife was Sarah Peters, daughter of Henry Peters and Elicabeth Chardavoyne. His son is Robert Slockbar Wright born in 1843, also in Sussex County.
We believe that his mother's name is Rachel and she was born in New Jersey circa 1777. Deed of conveyance in Sussex County made in 1842 states that Rachel and her husband Moses Wright relocated to Minisink in 1842.
Any help is deeply appreciated.
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I am researching the family of Horace Holly who is buried in the Manning Cemetery in Greenville, NY. I am particularly interested trying to locate his parents. Census records indicate he was born 1829 in New York and his parents in Ireland. He was married to Mary Quick. His son Oscar Holly is also buried in the Manning Cemetery.
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kingston has always been in ulster co- not orange co. the border moved from huguenot (upper neighborhood) Phillipsport area & lost all of what is now Sullivan Co. Upper Neighborhood was Peenpack Lower Neighborhood was MAckheckemeck.
1660's - 1743 Peenpack was in Machheckemeck Precinct ULSTER 1743-1798 Peenpack was in Mamakating Precinct ULSTER 1798 - present Peenpack is in Deerpark Twp ORANGE - encompasses Upper Huguenot, Godeffroy, Rose's Point & Cuddebackville.
FYI - PEENPACK is not in the Minisink Patent - 1697 v 1714 -
Judy Gumaer Testa |
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If anyone is interested, we have just started an Ulster County Y-DNA Project. We hope you'll take the time to read about it in our Traces newsletter at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~traces/tracesnewsletter909.html and then consider joining us!
Barbara Schaffer |
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I'm researching Samuel Carr (b. 176 m. Mary Post with son David Carr (b. 1793) m. Rebecca Evans (b. 1794) in/out of Sussex, NJ, Penn, and Orange Co, NY areas. Anyone know of these families? Tks! |
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Posted by: Chris Date Posted: June 8, 2009, 7:53pm |
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Hi My Sixth Grandfather was Wilhelums Westbrook, born October 3, 1748. He Assisted in establishing American Independence, while acting in the capacity of Ensign in Captain Harken's Company, 2nd Regiment, Sussex County, New Jersey during the Revolutionary War. Her was married to Aeltje Westbrook (Jobes). Anthony Westbrook could be related, perhaps a brother? My records only go back this far. Eva Terwilliger (Westbrook) (my first cousin four times removed), was the President of the Minisink Valley historical Society. I am looking for any photos of her or other in my family. Are we related??
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| Jane Slawson (Slauson) is the younger sister of Rebecca Slawson. Jane was born 8/25/1826 in Minisink, Orange Co., NY. She did 10/1886. This information comes from http:/genforum.genealogy,com/cgi-bin/print.cgi?baird::3792.html |
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I have a Richard F. Reed born in Minisink in 1790. His parents were Daniel and Martha Reed. He had a brother named Frederick D. Reed. Richard and Frederick move to Ontario County NY, and then to Ohio. Harry  |
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Posted by: Mike Date Posted: March 26, 2009, 4:18pm |
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I am looking for information on Anthony Westbrook, born 9/2/1738 Minisink Valley. Baptized 10/31/1738, Minisink Valley Dutch Reformed Church. Married to Sarah Decker abt. 1763.
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Davis researchers may be interested in Traces, a newsletter that focuses mainly on Davis families with roots in Ulster, Sullivan and Orange Counties.
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~traces/tracesnewsletter309.html
Barbara Davis Schaffer |
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The three Swartwout brothers that were owners of the original patent were: Thomas Swartwout b. ca 1659 Beverswyck (Albany), New Netherlands (oldest son of Roeloff Shout of Esopus.) d. ca 1723 Maghagkmeck, (Deerpark) Orange CO, NY, m. Elizabeth Gardiner abt 1682 dau. of Jacobus Janse and Josigja Gardnier. Records can be found for him and his family living on the patent lands.
Antony Swartwout bap. 11 MAY 1664 Dutch Reformed Church at Kingston, Ulster CO, NY, (son of Roeloff Shout of Esopus.) d. 1700 Maghaghkemeck, Orange CO, NY, m. Jannetje Jacobus Coobes / Cobus 8 MAY 1693 Received certificate Dutch Reformed Church at Bergen, NJ to DRC Kingstown, Esopus. I think that he lived on patent, proba...
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| I am trying to find the parents of Cyrus Quick who was born in Milford, PA sometime between 1820-1924. He married Clarissa Smith in Callicoon, NY in 1850. |
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| Hi I have a Wilmot Vail Conkling b 1872 to Richard Conkling and Mary Ann Baird. I've been trying to figure out the Vail connection and haven't had any luck. Do Conkling or Baird mean anything to you? |
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| I am looking for info on Jane Slawson (b 1806 in Minisink to Moses Slawson & Mary Polly) and her husband Victor Baird (b abt 1805). Any help would be appreciated! |
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| I am searching for the location of where Johannes Bos (Bush) and his wife Marytjen Van Etten Lived when they were attacked and killed by the indians December 10 1755 |
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I am seeking the ancestors of Catrina (Catharina?) VREDENBURGH who married 24/26 Dec 1781 in (probably Clarkstown) Orange County,NY Cornelius VANDERBILT. A family tree in Ancestry.com has a Catrina VREDENBURGH b. 1764 in Minisink, Orange, NY daughter of Wilhemus VAN FREDENBURGH and Elizabeth VAN GARDEN. Does anyone have any information that would confirm or discredit that this Catrina VREDENBURGH was the one who married the VANDERBILT? Thanks in advance. Rigeltree
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| I am in possession of a Middaugh geneology dating back to Teunis Gijsbertssen Middagh, born about 1620 in Holland, emigrating to America at about age 20. There is a fairly detailed listing of descendants (names and dates of birth). In the sixth generation appears a Hendrick Cortright "Case" Middaugh (apparently the first to use this spelling), born 1754 Sussex County, NJ, married Jennetje Van Aken, Machackemeck, Orange, NY. One of his 11 children was Sarah Middagh who married a Daniel Quick, Westfall Township,PA. Any info on this particular Quick or any Middaughs of this time frame would be appreciated. |
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| I am researching an ancestor named Henrietta Dippel. She was the sister of my great grandfather. I just found a NY Times article about the sale of the High Point Inn in 1910, and it mentioned that she had been leasing the property for the previous two years. I want to find out why she leased it and any information about business ventures she might have had in Port Jervis NY during that time frame. Any leads would be appreciated. |
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Posted by: Alicia Date Posted: October 6, 2008, 2:39am |
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There is an Ennis website that claims he was a Private http://www.boydhouse.com/michelle/ennis/williamelizabethennis/williamelizabethennis.html
Name: William Ennis Rank - Induction: Privt Roll Box: 75 Roll State: NY
Heading: The Levies -- (Pawling) Rank: Enlisted Men Name: William Ennis NEW YORK IN THE REVOLUTION AS COLONY AND STATE
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Researching William Ennis (DOB 27 Jan 1712) in Kingston, Ulster, NY and his wife Elizabeth Quick (DO Christening 28 Jan 1722) in Rochester, Ulster, New York. Need information on William's service during the Am. Revolution. DAR says he was too old to be in the militia or lines. Need to find out if he signed an Oath of Allegiance or gave a side of beef, etc. Their children were baptized in the Minisink Valley Reformed Dutch Church as evidenced in the published book. Daniel was baptized 8 Dec 1745 and more children followed. Would appreciate any help,
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Peter Brink b. perhaps about 1770, and Jacyomyntje (Jemima) McCaby/McKeeby b. about 1771 have two sons whose baptismal records appear in the Minisink Valley Reformed Dutch Church Records, 1716-1830. Dennis bp 1796 and John bp 1800.
Henry J. Brink b. 1763, son of Peter Brink b. 1734 and Aalida Middagh, is in Aurelius, Cayuga, NY in 1800; by 1804/05 he is in the Black Brook locality, Lot #46, Tyre, Seneca, New York.
Archibald, the last child of Henry J, and his first wife, is born about 1811. First Occupants of the Old Cemetery on the Nearpass Lot are the wife of George Nearpass and (the wife of?) Henry J. Brink. Likely this is the first wife of Henry J. Brink? ...
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Your historical society was referred to me via email.
I have grandparents that were married on 16 March 1876 in Dingsman Ferry, Pike County, Pennsylvania. Their names are Asher Atkinson and Marilla Rosencranse. Do you have newspapers that would give any marriage information on them back 1876, give or take a few years? For more info, Asher's parents are Ephraim Kimble Atkinson and Anna Kimble-ATKINSON and Marilla's parents are James Rosencranse and Sarah Jane Sutton-ROSENCRANSE. I would appreciate any information you could give me. I know I can write to Pike County and the Historical Society in Pennsylvania but because your society was given to me I decided to email you.
I a...
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I have a Henry C. Kuykendall in my records. Only info is I have his death in Cayuga, New York. Also I have the following on siblings: Catherine baptized 22 Jun 1783 m. Johannas Van Etten Femety baptized 12 Aug 1784 m. John Johnson |
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| I have been trying to find information on Benjamin B. Clark, born 27 May 1805 in the Minisink region. He married Sarah Lain about 1832. They are both buried in Gardnerville, NY. Any information would be helpful. I don't know where to start. |
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