Saint Lawrence - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Maria Smith of Stockholm,NY

Van_Hoyt — 30 Jan 2006 11:53:10 GMT

Maria Smith was born 9 Oct 1806/7 in Vermont, according to census. The death register in Stockholm,NY seems to indicate Clinton County, NY. (?) She married Harry Marsh of Stockholm 15 Dec 1830 in Stockholm. Harry was born 10 May 1806 in Sharon, Windsor Co, Vermont.He died 28 Oct 1868 in Stockholm. Maria died 7 April 1895 in Stockholm. They had children: Mary E., Emeline Elizabeth, Esther Maria, Rufus H., Edwin and possibly one unknown child. Harry and Maria are buried in Holmes Hill Cemetery in Stockholm. Does anyone have any clues as to parents for Maria Smith? Thank you. V Hoyt

Warren Baker Family - Where do I go now?

snik67 — 23 Jul 2008 11:11:37 GMT

Well, I've talked with the Pierrpont town historian and there is no record of my Baker family or any Baker family in her records. The STLHC has information but it is also inconclusive. Where can I turn to now?

I'm looking for my Grandfather Warren James Baker paternal/maternal family. I have information about his children and his wife's family but not HIS FAMILY. Depending on which "document" is correct:

Marriage Certificate - October 12, 1909
Warren J. Baker list his age as 33, born Pierrepont. Father Harvy Baker, Mother Theresa Lee.

World War I Registration Card (Filled out Sept 12, 1918)
Warren James Baker, 43 years old, born July 17, 1875.

Birth Certificate of daughter born March 1, 1919
Father: Warren Baker, 43 years old, born Vermont
Mother: Ellen Wood, 36 years old, born New York

Death Certificate issued by New York State Department of Health. Informant is his wife Ellen Woods Baker.
Full Name: Mr. Warren Baker
Date of Birth: July 19, 1873
Date of Death: February 13, 1942
Age: 68 years, 6 months, 24 days

Census Records:
1870 Federal Census, Pierrepont, St. Lawrence Co, New York
James Baker, 46 years old, Farm Laborer, Value of Personal Estate - $100, born New York
Roana Baker, 34 years old, Keeping House, born New York
Mary Baker, 13 years old, attended school within the year, born New York
Charles Baker, 5 years old, attended school within the year, born New York
Clara Ann Baker, 3 years old, born New York
Frank Baker, 4 months old, born January in New York

1880 Federal Census, Pierrepont, St. Lawrence Co, New York
James Baker, 56 years old, laborer, born New York, parents New York
Ann Baker, 30 years old, wife, keeping house, born New York, Father Canada, Mother New York
Charles Baker, 15 years old, son, Laborer, born New York, parents New York
Claris Baker, 12 years old, daughter, at school, born New York, parents New York
Franklin Baker, 10 years old, son, at school, born New York, parents New York
Warren Baker, 3 years old, son, born New York, parents New York
Anna Baker, 1 year old, daughter, born New York, parents New York

This James Baker, his wife, and all the siblings except Warren Baker disappear from all census records.

Thank you for your time and patience,

Raymond Tompkins

Waddington New York marriage certificates/registrations

LisaCooperH — 22 Jul 2008 11:56:11 GMT

My GGGrandparents were married in Waddington, NY in 1877, according to the Family Bible. I have no idea what church they would have married at, but would like to obtain a copy of their marriage certificate or registration.
Can anyone tell me how I can do this?

They were:

John William H Cooper, born 1853 in England and he married Permelia (Amelia) Elizabeth Barkley born 1860 in Winchester Springs, Ontario.

Marriage took place: June 6, 1877 in Waddington, New York.

Can anyone either help with looking up the above mentioned or point me in the right direction as to how to obtain this information? I am hoping to obtain parentage for John William Cooper.

Many thanks
Lisa

George Wilson of Louisville, Civil War Vet

TimWilson20 — 20 Jul 2008 6:16:50 GMT

George was a son of William and Jane Wilson of Louisville. According to the 1850 census he was born in 1845.
I have located civil war enlistment info that may be him:

George Wilson enlisted in Civil War on 2/25/1862 at Potsdam, NY as a Pvt. at age 17
On 2/25/1862 he mustered into "A" Co NY 92nd Infantry
He was discharged for disablility on 4/25 1864 at New York, NY
New York: Report of the Adjutant General.

The census age and civil war age matches yet I can't be certain that this is my George. Perhaps he didn't return to Louisville. Any hints or leads as to where to look next would be appreciated as I can't find anything more on him.

Rounds or Burrows

Pam Witzel — 31 Oct 2003 1:05:52 GMT

I am trying to find some information on Joseph Rounds who was born around 1848 in the Town of Oswegatchie. He married a Margaret Kay. I think I found his father Horace Rounds who married a Ruth Fletcher who lived in Canton according to the 1860 census. I am trying to find any death/burial dates and where they are buried.
The other side of the family is my great grandfather Ebenezer (Eben) Burrows who was born in Russell in 1847 and married an Emeline. I know his mother's name was Matilda but have no idea what his father's name was. I am trying to find his father's name.

Henry Huston McCullough obit

mountainman48 — 3 Mar 2006 1:07:20 GMT

Looking for obit for H.H. McCullough of Ogdensburg, a private with the 21st Infantry Batallion, Canadian Infantry killed Aug. 8, 1918 in Ypres Salient, Belgium. Son of D. Ballantine McCullough and Eliza Jane Williams Parrish McCullough.

LITTLE,BOWMAN in Lisbon, 1840

Rodman Little — 5 Feb 2004 9:05:08 GMT

Looking for any info. on JAMES LITTLE and SUSAN BOWMAN, married in Lisbon, 1839. James born N. Ireland,1816; to U.S. about 1834. Susan born Ireland 1822.Susan's brother, Thomas Bowman, sister Eliza. Eliza married George Gray. 1840 census has James Little on line next to James Bowman. Father-in-law? James Bowman also in 1830 census. Suspect James Little may have been related to John Little, who shows up in the area earlier. Family to Brooklyn, then to Minnesota in 1857. Any info. on the Littles or Bowmans would be much appreciated.

Henry George Ladouceur

BeckyByrns28 — 12 Jul 2008 1:11:48 GMT

Does anyone have any information on the parents of Henry George Ladouceur = born 1888 in Canada. Married around 1913 to a Margaret ?. They had ar least eight children - Gladys, Royal, Wilford,Theodore, Irma, Alfred, Hilda and Sylvia - all born around Ogdensburg. Any information would be appreciated.

Need info on John Cartwright and family

dee_rechek — 15 Jul 2008 8:34:09 GMT

I am looking for any kind of info on John Cartwright.
This is what I found on the 1850 census. Would like
to know parents names and where they came from. His
wife's name was Eliza Ann Sweet. I think 1840 census has them too. In the 1860 census they
had moved to Waupaca Co., Wisconsin. Hope you can help
me in some way. I am from WI so anything you can find I sure would love that. The records in WI doesn't answer any of our questions. Dee

John Cartwright
Age: 44
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1806
Birth Place: New York
Gender: Male
Home in 1850(City,County,State): Pierrepont, Saint Lawrence, New York
Household Members: Name Age
David Bradley 20
Alvin Cartwright 6
Elizabeth Cartwright 35
John Cartwright 44
John E Cartwright 13
Lewis Cartwright 16
Washington Cartwright 4
William B Cartwright 11

Need info on John Cartwright and family

dee_rechek — 15 Jul 2008 8:32:31 GMT

Does anyone have access to school records early 1800's (1825-1835)

stonejay — 13 Jul 2008 9:13:18 GMT

Looking for Hiram BARLOW in the Morristown or Rossie between 1825 to 1835.

I am open to suggestions in trying to locate this individual. The first real documentation I've been able to trace is his participation in the Battle of the Windmill 1837. Thereafter, I find him living in Oswego, Oswego Co., New York.

Unable to determine his birthplace, census records only say New York or St. Lawrence County.
He married Mary CUMMINS of Augusta, Leeds Co., Ontario, Canada, but I am unable to find that documentation also.

I am open to suggestions!

lawrence family

aligirlx — 13 Jul 2008 1:13:18 GMT

I am looking for any info on Mildred Premo Lawrence and her daughter Marion Vasquez, possible other last name of Lagrave or Lawrence. I think Mildred is buried in Pine Grove cemetery in Massena, at lest that is what it said in a newspaper article. Someone help! Thanks! Also, supposedly Marion was with a man named Don Cornell who worked on the seaway in the middle 1950s.

McDonald family of Ogdensburg and Watertown 1902

RD Calhoun-Eagan — 12 Mar 2006 3:25:17 GMT

James I. & Rebecca (Wear) Purvis, lived in Waddington 1828-1844

MayorJoe — 12 Jul 2008 2:32:28 GMT

From the “History of Columbia County, Wisconsin-1880” under the ‘Town of Wyocena’ there is a biographical sketch for James I. Purvis, farmer, Sec. 14; P.O. Wyocena; born June 4, 1801, in Berwickshire, Scotland; son of George and Isabell (Ingalls) Purvis; he was bound out to learn the tailor’s trade when 10 years old and served till he was 17; when 20 years of age, he obtained the position of foreman in one of the principle establishments in the city of Edinburgh, where he remained till March, 18, 1828. He married in Edinburgh in 1824 to Rebecca, daughter of Walter Wear, a portrait painter or “limner” (as they are called there); she was born Feb 16, 1802; they started for America on the 4th of March, 1828, and landed in New York City on the 2d of May; he lived in New York about six months, then went to St. Lawrence Co, NY., and went into business for himself in the town of Waddington; three years after, he bought a farm of 70 acres in an adjoining town and carried that on in addition to his other business till the summer of 1844, when he sold out both and started for Wisconsin, arriving at Racine on the 5th of August; he lived in Racine Co. till Nov 3, 1847, then came with his family to Columbia Co. and settled on the farm he now owns in Wyocena, having purchased about a year previous to that time. Mr & Mrs Purvis have had ten children, five of whom are still living: George lives on Sec. 13, Wyocena; Thomas lives in Olmsted Co, Minn.; John lives on the homestead; Elizabeth is now Mrs B.S. Vradenburg, of Sec. 4, Wyocena, and Jane is the wife of Royal Hawkins, of Olmsted Co., Minn.; three children died in infancy; Rebecca died when 3 years old, and Walter W. died in the army soon after the Battle of Pittsburg Landing, in which he was engaged; was in the 18th W.V.I., Co. F. Mr Purvis is a Republican and has been Town Treasurer three terms and Supervisor several terms; has thirty-four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Mr & Mrs Purvis are members of the First Congregational Church of Wyocena. He has 300 acres of land in company with his son John, who was married in 1866 to Emma Price and has seven children – Rebecca, Frank, Sarah, James, Walter, Olive and Mary, at home.

JOHN BROWN d. 1877 FOWLER

lstar10306 — 9 Jul 2008 8:06:48 GMT

Seeking info on John Brown b. abt. 1807 poss. Mass. d. 1877 Fowler. Wife Fedila (?). They had four children. Have a few notes on daughter Minerva. Would like to find about parents of both John and Fedila. Any info can be of help. thank you

New Cemeteries Online

annecady — 5 Jul 2008 11:33:31 GMT

Well folks, I'm back for another summer of transcribing cemeteries. I've added 6 new cemeteries to my website so far. Those new cemeteries are: Bay Road (Town of Fowler), 1812 Soldiers Gravesite and Cooks Corners (both in Town of Pierrepont), Pinney (Town of Edwards), St. Therese (Town of Lawrence), Old Pioneer (Town of DeKalb). As always, my webpage is located at:

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~stlawgen/index.HTM

I have also completed inventories of Pierrepont Hill, Garrison, North Russell, South Potsdam, and Sunny Rest (Kent Mills). I hope to have them online soon.

I would also like to make sure everyone is aware of a great resource for cemetery research. The site is:

http://www.findagrave.com

I have put copies of all my inventories over on that site (I'm still working on getting all the photos moved over). I don't plan to give up my current site as it has some advantages such as being able to group people by burial plots, but Find-a-grave also has neat advantages. One of the most important is that in addition to the grave photos, people can also post biographies, pictures, "virtual flowers", etc for the individuals. You can also request grave photos for people by creating a memorial for them and clicking on "request photo". There are volunteers across the county who work to fill the requests.

Anyways, I recommend checking it out. Here is a short-cut to just the St. Lawrence County Listings:

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=csr&CScnty...

Since I have already "created" so many memorials copying over my inventories, please just contact me either through my Find-a-grave member page or via email if you want me to transfer any listings to you. Only the owner can add biographical data (anyone can add pictures), so unless you are the owner, you can't add that yourself. Another option is to send me any info you would like added to any memorials that are in your family tree.

I hope this makes sense,
Enjoy,
Anne Cady

JEWETT, Michael A.; WOMMACK, or WOMACK Margaret

Bruce M. JEWETT — 27 Sep 1999 12:00:00 GMT

Looking for info on ggf Michael Alexander JEWETT, b Brasher, St Lawrence County NY, 29 Sep 1840. Served in Civil War under name of Michael WHITE (I have the pension file). Married Margaret WOM(M)ACK 2 Apr 1863 in Colton, St. L. NY, rumored to have been Justice of the Peace in Colton or S. Colton. Margaret died 7 Mar 1883 and is buried in Stark Cemetary. He died 24 Sep 1920 in Felts Mills, Jeff Cty, NY, buried at Black River. Most interested in any records of his parents, siblings etc.

Recent Massena Observer newspaper article

MuskratBay — 7 Jul 2008 1:36:25 GMT

I am looking for someone who has a copy of recent Massena Observer's. A friend was in the paper and i would like to read the article. It doesn't appear to be online.
Thanks
Anne
ima_genealogy_nut@yahoo.com

Osborn/Osborne in Oswegatchie

shirleyrskn — 3 Jul 2008 8:29:35 GMT

look-up for Appolonia Osborne who was born there. Trying to find info about my relatives there.

SWEET Family of NYS

Jerry D — 13 Jul 2000 12:00:00 GMT

Would like to correspond with anyone who is researching the SWEET surname in St Lawrence Co.
Jerry

Herman Hale of Stockholm, NY, wife Clara Tupper

Joe McGill — 30 Jan 2006 7:07:28 GMT

Looking for info on this family. Herman was born abt. 1860. I believe that he & Clara were divorced at some point. May have had a child named Bailey.

Clara's parents were Ezra Ladd Tupper & Lucy Hart Morgan Tupper.

WELLER FROM VT. TO ST. LAWRENCE & HERKIMER CO. IN NEW YORK

ARIZONALADY — 28 Dec 2005 2:34:38 GMT

Anyone have knowledge of the following family.
Jonathan WELLER m. Chloe CANFIELD
Jonathan is the oldest Weller I know and
think he might have been the immigrant.
I have no ideal were he came from..just picked
him up in Vermont in 1789 where his son was born.
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Had at least one Child:
Ithamar Weller b. 1791 in VT. m. Polly Adams
I believe after having the first child, Ithamar and Polly
moved from VT to St. Lawrence or Herkimer Co., NY
Ithamar and Polly had following children:
Electa L. Weller b. abt. 1825 in VT in 1880 was single living with Harriett
Daniel G. Weller b. abt. 1827 in NY m. Ann Maria
Myron Weller b. abt. 1828 in NY
Ambrose Weller b. abt. 1832 in NY m. Amanda Leonard
Harriett Weller b. abt. 1833 in NY m. Chancy Buck
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Ambrose Weller and Wife Amanda Leonard had
Sherman L. Weller b. abt. 1865 in NY
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Sherman L. Weller m. Luna B. Wilkins
and had at least two boys..
Rennie L. Weller b. abt 1886 in Parishville, NY
Charles G. Weller b. December 24, 1889 in Parishville, NY

Catherine Rulison

J_Makowiec — 26 Jun 2008 11:54:15 GMT

Rulison, Catherine SYRACUSE, N.Y. Catherine "Betty" Fox Rulison, 93, of Syracuse, died June 24, 2008 at the Francis House in Syracuse. Born November 10, 1914 in Ogdensburg, N.Y., she was the daughter of the late Walter Fox and Bertha Fox. She was the loving wife of the late New York State Senator Lawrence Mott Rulison whom she married on June 5, 1943 in Syracuse. She attended the Hepburn School of Nursing in Ogdensburg, and graduated with a degree in nursing. She began a very successful career as a nurse at General Electric. Survived by son, Paul and Hope of Ballston Spa, N.Y. For further information on times of services and to leave a note of condolence, please visit: www.burnsgarfield.com
Published in the Albany Times Union on 6/25/2008.

http://www.legacy.com/TimesUnion-Albany/Obituaries.asp?Page=...

Funeral home obit (including a picture):

http://www.burnsgarfield.com/display.php?id=278

Austin J. Goss Madrid, NY 1852

erea7669 — 26 Jun 2008 2:13:42 GMT

I am seeking marriage information On Austin J. Goss who was a town supervisor around 1852 in Madrid. My great-grandmother was Sarah Goss Sperry(b. 1850 in Malone, NY). The name is not part of her ancestry, but she had an aunt named Sarah born about 1823 who might be the Sarah B. Goss living with Austin Goss, Grovenor Goss and Barton Edsall in Dubuque, Iowa in 1860. The B. could be Barton from the Edsall family or Bartholomew which was her mother's maiden name.

Information on grandfather, Albert deShaw. Born in Brasher ,NY,approx. 1870.

Al deShaw — 18 Jul 2000 12:00:00 GMT

I am looking for any information on my grandfather, Albert deShaw, born approx. 1870 in Brasher, NY. St. Lawrence Co. A sister, Mary deShaw lived in St. Regis Falls. There seems to be NO information at all anywhere about these people. He was in the military, Calvary Div. and discharged in July of 1892 after approx. one year of duty. Albert deShaw, Bokeelia, Fla.

1904 NY Obit: Bridget P. DUFFY, spouse of Michael DUFFY

cveio — 23 Jun 2008 4:57:23 GMT

1904 NY Obit: Bridget P. DUFFY, spouse of Michael DUFFY

Michael and Bridget DUFFY had five (5) children. John E., Mary, Frances, Margaret F., & Agnes T. Their daughter, Agnes, married Joseph VEIO in Elyria, Lorain, OH. Joseph and Agnes are both buried at Calvary Catholic Cemetery in Cheboygan, MI. They had one child, a daughter, Josephine VEIO. I'm trying to locate information on Josephine. I don't know if she ever married and that's what I'm trying to find out.

If anyone is related, please contact me. Thank you.
cveio@sbcglobal.net

Joseph VEIO is an older brother to my grandfather, Frederick Henry VEIO.

The following two obits are both for Bridget P. DUFFY. I Haven't found an obit for her husband, Michael DUFFY, yet, but I'm looking.

The Telegraph
Syracuse, NY
Tues., April 19, 1904

DEAD OF THE DAY

The death of Mrs. Bridget P. DUFFY, mother of Superintendent, John E. DUFFY of the Rapid Transit Railway company, occurred yesterday afternoon at the Women's and Children's hospital. She had been suffering from pleurisy for several weeks. She was in her fifty-seventh year and is survived by one son and three daughters, Mrs. Thomas F. GAYNOR, Agnes T. and Margaret F. DUFFY. The funeral will be held at 9:30 o'clock tomorrow morning from the home of her son, John E. DUFFY, 119 Kirk avenue, and a half hour later from St. Lucy's church. Friends and members of Branch No. 42, L.C.B.A., are invited to attend. Interment will be at St. Agnes's cemetery.

The Syracuse Journal
Syracuse, NY
Tues., April 19, 1904, p. 4

OBITUARY
Mrs. Bridget P. DUFFY

Mrs. Bridget P. DUFFY, widow of Michael DUFFY, and mother of Superintendent, John E. DUFFY of the Syracuse Rapid Transit railroad, and Agnes T. and Margaret F. DUFFY and Mrs. Thomas F. GAYNOR, died from pleurisy yesterday at the Women's and Children's hospital. She was 57 years old.

The funeral will be held at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow from the home of her son, 119 Kirk ave, and 9:30 at St. Lucy's church. Burial in St. Agnes. Mrs. DUFFY was a member of Branch 42 L.C.B.A.

Duprey/Dupris/Dupuis -- HELP!

Sara Duprey — 13 Jun 2003 10:42:49 GMT

Hello. Not sure how this message board works exactly, but I'm hoping one of you knowledgable folks can help me. I'm researching my husband's family from the Ogdensburg area. His grandfather was Edgar J. Duprey (dob 4/17/09, dod 4/30/92), buried in cemetery on corner of Black Lk. Rd. and Rt. 37 in Ogdensburg (sorry don't know the name of it). Edgar's father was Eugene Dupuis/Dupris/Duprey (I've seen all 3 spellings!); mother was Ida DeCaire (sp?). Any information you could look up on either of these folks would be much appreciated. Dates of birth, death, marriage, location of burials? Thank you, thank you!

Seeking information RE: Leslie D. Murphy family

ssoszka163 — 21 Jun 2008 6:30:54 GMT

Hello,

My great-grandfather Leslie D, Murphy resided in Pottsdam for most of his life: 1884 - 1972?. His Wife was Myrtle Mildred Murphy (nee Tyler), he had at least 2 children, Margaret (my grandmother) and Ardis Murphy b. 1913. Seeking any information regarding the family. So far I have 1920 & 1930 census records and WW1 registration card.

Thanks,
Shawn

ssoszka@gmail.com

Mallette's - Gouverneur, Odgensburg, Ont Canada

25 Apr 2003 8:10:52 GMT

I have a letter from my grandfather's niece. Hope some these names ring a bell.

My ggrandfather - George Mallette, wife Victoria DeRoche Mallette, Victoria died at the age of 55 and some of her
children were placed in a orphanage in Odgensburg, NY. However, I am not sure which one.

Children
(Wilbur died at the hospital in Odgensburg)
Wilbur Henry(Mack)Mallette(my grandfather)1870-1929
Married Anna Belle Baker

Irvin
George
Delbert and Darvin (twins)
John A.
Cora
Pearl
Amo
Carl
Ray
Henry
Edward
Richard
Blanch
Dora

John A. Mallette and Catherine Wall Mallette(my grandfather's brother and sister-in-law...

Children
Evangeline Agenes Mallette Van Norton
Gerrit A. Mallette
Margaret Ella Mallett Post
Agatha Carla Mallette MacDonald
Catherine Isabel Mallette Jameison
Edith Beryl Mallette Purdy
Eunice Amelia Mallette (I think her married name was Bakus)
Eleanor Adelaide Mallette Parker

Other names I am not sure of how they relate:
George Mallette
Margaret B. Mallette
James Mallette
Amelia Backus
Ellen Wooster
Blanch
Henry
John
Dora
Edward
Richard

It was my understanding that they had 17 children, but I'm not sure. If anyone has any information please reply.

Thanks,

Yvonne

David and Eliza White of DeKalb, St. Lawrence, NY

NormanBloss — 21 Jun 2008 8:41:35 GMT

David White and Eliza Typher White of DeKalb, St. Lawrence, New York were my great-great grandparents. They immigrated to St. Lawrence County prior to 1870 from Prescott, Ontario and originally settled in the town of Oswegatchie before moving to DeKalb. They had a total of nine children, Edward White, Anna White Alkerton, Elizabeth White Woods, George White (my great grandfather), William White, John White, Hamilton White, Robert White, and Mary White Porter. All lived in DeKalb or nearby St. Lawrence County most of their lives. I would very much like to contact any one interested in this family.

Lalone Family Reunion

NormanBloss — 21 Jun 2008 8:22:56 GMT

There will be a reunion of the descendants and relatives of Norman Jay LaLone, b. 18 Aug 1895 in Gouverneur and Myrtle Belle White, b. 23 Jan 1895 in DeKalb. The reunion will be held in Westernville, Oneida Co., NY on Saturday, Jul 12, 2008. If you are a descendant of Hugh LaLone and Margaret Market of Lisbon or a descendant of David White and Eliza Typher of DeKalb, you are welcome. Contact me for details at
n.bloss@verizon.net

1918 St. Lawrence Farm Directory - Will Do free Lookups

Teresa_Saj — 10 Apr 2008 3:01:11 GMT

I think I may have posted this already but I am not listed on Anne Cady's site as a volunteer (Anne, could you put me on there please if you get a chance?

I have the 1918 St. Lawrence County Farm Directory and will do lookups and send a scanned photo for free as long as my scanner is working. It contains the family name, location, type of farm, and number of children. No strings attached - I love genealogy and I loved my grandfather and he's gone now so it eeps me connected to him.

Everett LaLone, Lisbon, NY

Cheryl_DeLelys — 25 Jun 2006 5:39:04 GMT

Seeking the Parent of Everett Willis LaLone and Margaret Stevenson LaLone, believed to have died in Lisbon.

Above had a son named Clarence A. Lalone, born Feb 5, 1908 in Lisbon, St. Lawrence Co., NY.

Other children of theirs were:
Mrs. Jeanette Tibbles
Mrs. Loren or Leona Perry
Mrs. Thursa King
Mrs. Grace Hooker

Please e-mail me at smith2@dreamscape.com
Thank you. Cheryl DeLelys, Syracuse, NY

BILLINGSLEY in St. Lawrence County

Congil12 — 31 Mar 2008 12:53:07 GMT

I am searching for information on Alpheus BILLINGSLEY and his family who are listed in the 1870 Federeal Census for St. Lawrence County, Town of Canton, PO, Morley.

He has a daughter, Elizabeth, aged 9, that may be my great grandmother. Lizzy BILLINGSLEY married Willie MANTLE on May 28 1881 in Russell, St. Lawrence County, New York. Willie died in 1883 and is buried in Harrisville, NY in the NELSON MANTLE family plot. They had one child named Wilda MANTLE, who married Frank CALDWELL from Harrisville. I believe that Lizzie married William Stevens and had 3 more children, Eva, Alford, and Lee Stevens. Wilda was raised by her grandmother Mantle.

The BILLINGSLEY family is comprised of Alpheus, born about 1834 in Canada, his wife Abigail, born about 1834 in Canada, Roder A. (a female) born about 1857 in Canada, Elizabeth, born about 1861 in Canada, Louisa, born about 1864 in Canada, and Ellen, born about 1867 in New York. I have not found them in the 1860 NOR 1880 census records for St. Lawrence or neighboring counties.

Any information about them would be appreciated.

Connie Gilbert

William f. Backus

Barbrrob8 — 5 Apr 2008 2:39:02 GMT

I was doing some research of my genealogy and Backus is in our line. I found a William F. Backus on the marriage microfilm. He married on July 14, 1920 in Gouvernor, NY.
The microfiche #710M and the certificate #4047, but didn't list the bride's name. There is the information if you know who he married, if you wish. Hope it helps.
Take care,
Barbara

RAPIN, NORMAND, LALONDE, GIRARD, FOURNIER

Lorna MacIver — 5 Jun 1998 12:00:00 GMT

Amilie NORMAND and Joseph RAPIN moved to Ogdensburgh, St. Lawrence Co. from Montreal about 1840. Ch Marie (m MASSERANO), Ada (m LALONDE), Frances (m RANGER), Flavie (m FOURNIER); unk (m BRASHAW), Gerard, Obeline (m GIRARD), , Antoine. My grandmother visited many of their descendants in Ogdensburgh in 1951. Have photos etc to share with anyone working on these lines.

St. Lawrence Tax Rolls, Looking for BARLOW's listed

stonejay — 17 Jun 2008 12:56:52 GMT

I have been trying to trace Hiram Wheeler BARLOW (28Sep1820-27Aug1876) without any luck or documentation. So I wondered if it might be possible to get a list of BARLOW's on the tax rolls in St. Lawrence County for any of the years between 1820 to 1837.

According to census records Hiram was born in New York. I've been able to trace him back to St. Lawrence County. I've contact the Historical Society there with no luck. Hiram is on the muster rolls for those prisoner whom participated in the Battle of the Windmill. According to court records 1838 of those participants Hiram stated his parents where deceased. His last place of residence was Morristown or Rossie Village. Again, the area historian could find no record.

So, I thought I might try Tax Rolls, and than see if any school records might be available for the area and time period.

I do know that Hiram married Mary CUMMINS from Canada, daughter of James CUMMINS and Charity RUDE.

NATHANIEL ALLEN/ SAMUEL ALLEN

mguemann — 21 Apr 2006 7:19:20 GMT

NATHANIEL POWERS ALLEN( 1796-1878) and his wife LOVISA RICE ALLEN (1798-1853) had a son SAMUEL ALLEN (1825-?), born in Degrasse, Saint Lawrence, NY. I would like to find SAMUEL ALLEN, including his death date and location of burial.

Barber family

Joyce — 19 Aug 2006 10:26:32 GMT

Looking for marriages of the children of Elisha Barber.
George, John, Hallet, Myron. would be Early 1800's. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Daniel Robertson or Robinson

Bobbie Robertson — 19 Mar 2000 12:00:00 GMT

I am looking gor any information on my great-grandfather, George Lucian Robertson's family who lived in St Lawrence County c. before and after 1825. He married Olive Rudes in Philadelphia, Jefferson Co., New York in 1847. They "adopted" a boy, Melvin Parmentier, and moved to Michigan in 1851. George served in the Sixth Michgan Cavalry during the Civil War. We have never been able to trace George's family other than his death record which lists his parents as Daniel and Elizabeth Robertson. However, George is listed in the 1850 census in Philadelphia as George Robinson. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I have a list of early settlers is Kent County Michigan who came from St Lawrence and Jefferson Counties, New York.

Picture of Alfred & Nettie (Martin) Snyder, Who is the other couple ?

misty_smfl — 8 Jun 2008 1:40:29 GMT

I recently aquired a copy of picture of my paternal grandparents, Alfred and Nettie (Martin) Snyder. The person that gave it to me wasn't sure of who the other couple was and neither am I. Could it be one of Alfred's sister ? or perhaps Nettie's ?. perhaps the guy is related. I kinda think he is not though, just by marriage.

John Marshall and Mary Hargrave -Scotland to St Lawrence

tleitch1953ancestry — 8 Jun 2008 6:17:07 GMT

I am looking for information on the following names and their and ancestors and descendants.

I would be more then willing to share any information I have.

John Marshall was born 20 Jul 1814 in Smileclews, Roxburghshire, Scotland, and died 12 Apr 1882 in St Lawrence, New York. He married Mary Hargrave, daughter of Ruther Hargrave and Agnes Goldie. She was born 14 Nov 1822 in Saint Lawrence, New York USA, and died 12 Nov 1882 in Saint Lawrence, New York USA.

Children of John Marshall and Mary Hargrave are:
2 i. Elizabeth4 Marshall, born Jun 1844 in United States of America; died 22 Feb 1918 in Cayuga Township, Ontario, Canada. She married Peter Armstrong; born 06 Aug 1842 in United States; died 21 May 1928 in Claubrassit Cemetery, Haldimand, Ontario, Canada.
3 ii. Agnes Marshall, born 04 Jun 1846 in Lisbon, Saint Lawrence, New York, USA; died 14 Jun 1916 in St Lawrence County, New York.
4 iii. Mary Marshall, born 19 Sep 1847 in Lisbon, Saint Lawrence, New York, USA; died 25 May 1915. She married Rutherford.
5 iv. Peter Marshall, born 14 Oct 1849 in Lisbon, Saint Lawrence, New York, USA; died 06 Apr 1926. He married Mary Jane Marshall; born 1854 in New York.
6 v. Janet Marshall, born 14 Feb 1852 in Lisbon, Saint Lawrence, New York, USA; died 1936 in Haldimand, Ontario. She married George Elkanah Whitmore 02 Mar 1898 in Haldimand, Ontario, Canada; born 1855 in Binbrook, Oneida, Ontario; died 1903 in Haldimand, Ontario.
7 vi. Ruther Marshall, born 26 Jan 1854 in Waddington, St. Lawrence, New York, USA. He married (1) Etta A Fairbanks; born 1859 in New York, USA; died 25 Dec 1894 in Waddington, New York, USA. He married (2) Jennie Chesley 03 Feb 1897 in Dundas, Ontario, Canada; born 1872 in Osnabrock, Ontario.
8 vii. Margaret Marshall, born 27 Mar 1856 in Lisbon, Saint Lawrence, New York, USA; died 07 Feb 1936 in St Lawrence County, New York.
9 viii. Helen Marshall, born 28 Nov 1867 in Lisbon, Saint Lawrence, New York, USA; died 1939 in Madrid, New York State, USA. She married John G Rutherford; born 1862 in Saint Lawrence, New York USA; died 1926 in Madrid, Saint Lawrence, New York.
10 ix. John Thomas Marshall, born 1858 in New York, USA; died 1932. He married Maria Jane Robson 1900; born 29 Nov 1862 in Madrid Township, Saint Lawrence, New York, USA; died 15 May 1944 in Lisbon, New York, USA.

Mrs. Emma Johnson Tower (Please look at ! Can you tell me where she is buried?)

RACHEL_K — 7 Jun 2008 3:42:31 GMT

Potsdam Herald Recorder
Friday, April 11, 1919
On Monday morning at 10 :30 occurred the death of Mrs Emma Johnson Tower, wife of Daniel E. Tower, at her home on Maple Street after several weeks' illness. Mrs. Tower was born in Dickson Center 56 years ago, and after her marriage with Mr. Tower resided at Brasher Falls until last fall they moved to Potsdam.
Surviving are her husband and four children, three daughters and one son, Mrs. Mina Richard, Mrs.Addie Delosh of Brasher Fall, Leta B. and Dan M. Tower who live at home, and thirteen grandchildren.
A short funeral service was held at the house a 9 o'clock Tuesday morning, Rev. M. D. Sill officiating, and the remains were taken to Brasher Falls where the funeral services were held at the home of
W. E. Tower and burial at that place.

Mrs. Minnie Hayes

RACHEL_K — 7 Jun 2008 3:26:13 GMT

Adirondack News
June 12, 1909
North Lawrence
June 10 - Mrs. Minnie Hayes, a daughter of the late David Delosh, who has been suffering for the past year with tuberculous of the lungs, passed away the past week, funeral services were held in the R. C. Church in this village. Rev. D. E. Cahill officiated. The remains were interred in Mapel Grove Cemetery in this village

Augustus Delosh

RACHEL_K — 7 Jun 2008 3:25:24 GMT

Unknown Paper
Unknow Date

Retired Madrid Farmer Expires
Madrid, June 28 - Augustus Delosh, 84, retired farmer of this village,
died at the home of his son - in - law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Homer
McEwen, Madrid - Potsdam Road. He had been in failing health more than
two years.
The funeral will be held Monday at 10 a.m. at St. Mark's Catholic Church,
North Lawrence, preceded by a prayer service at the McEwen home at 9:30.
Rev. Bart O'Connell, pastor of the North Lawrence Church, will officiate.
Burial will be in the North Lawrence Cemetery. Friends may call at the
home of the son - in - law and daughter Saturday and Sunday. A rosary
service will be conducted Sunday am 8 p.m.
Mr. Delosh is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Lyndon (Lila) Sullivan,
Buck's Bridge Road; Mrs. Howard (Gladys) Stevens, West Potsdam Road; and
Mrs. Homer (Mae) McEwen, with whom he lived; four sons, Pearle, Carthage;
Donald, Brasher; Darwin, Potsdam, and Roy, Rossville, Tenn; 14
grandchildren, eight great grandchildren, and a brother in Bradenton,
Fla.
Mr. Delosh was born Nov. 9, 1874, at Hogansburg, the son of David and
Julianne Nickalow Delosh. He spent his early life at Brasher Falls and
was educated in the rural schools there. He was married in 1908 to the
former Miss. Addie Towers of North Lawrence. The ceremony took place in
St. Marks Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Delosh operated farms in the North Lawrence area until Mrs.
Delosh died March 10, 1924.
Mr. Delosh continued in farming until failing health forced him to retire
more than 20 years ago and he came to live with his son - in - law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. McEwen

William Henry Delosh

RACHEL_K — 7 Jun 2008 3:24:09 GMT

Wednesday, March 3, 1948
Potsdam Herald - Recorder, Potsdam, New York
William Henry Delosh, 79, a resident of Potsdam most of his life, died Friday at his home. He had been in failing health for some time.
Mr. Delosh was born in Brashier Falls, May 25, 1868, a son of David and Julianna N. Delosh. Fifty - two years ago he married Laura Goodman. The couple celebrated their golden anniversary two years ago. Mr Delosh is a retired paper maker, and was formally employed by the Unity Paper Mill in Potsdam. He was a member of St. Mary's Church.
Funeral services were held on Monday at 9 a.m. at St. Mary's church with Rev. Joseph L. Tierney officiating. The body was placed in the vault at St. Mary's cemetery for burial in the spring.
Surviving besides his wife, are three sons, Percy Delosh of Potsdam and Gerald and Fred Delosh; one daughter, Eileen; two brothers, George of Utica and Gustas of North Lawrence; also 11 grandchildren.

David Delosh

RACHEL_K — 7 Jun 2008 3:22:34 GMT

The Courier and Freeman
Potsdam, New York
May 11, 1939
pg5
North Lawrence, May 11 - David Delosh, for many years a resident of the town of Brashier, died at the home of his niece, Mrs. Lottie Griffin on Sunday morning, May 1 st, after a long illness. Mr. and Mrs. Delosh lived for many years three miles from North Lawrence on the Delosh farm and since Mrs. Delosh death he has lived alone. For the last two years Mr. Delosh has been in failing health and the past winter he spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Griffin.
He is survived by four brothers August of Brashier, Adolphus of Moria, William of Potsdam and one brother in Utica. Also nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held at the Catholic church in North Lawrence with Rev. Ralph Hoffman officiating. Burial was in the North Lawrence Catholic Cemetery.

Adolphus Delosh

RACHEL_K — 7 Jun 2008 3:21:22 GMT

Comercial Advertiser
Unknown Date
Adolphus Delosh, for many years a resident of this place, passed away last Thursday at Potsdam Hospital. He had been in poor health for the past two years. His remains were taken to the home of his son, Jess Delosh. Besides his son he is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Bertha Manning, and serval grandchildren. Funeral was held from North Lawrence R. C. Church, Rev. Father McGuire officiating. Burial in North Lawrence Cemetery.

Son of David and Julia Nicklaw Delosh

Ira Young

RACHEL_K — 7 Jun 2008 3:19:09 GMT

Fort Covington Sun
Thursday, July 30,1942
Service were held Friday in St. Mary's Church in Brushton for Ira Young, 24, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Young of Moria who died July 21 st in Syracuse of injuries suffered in an accident a week earlier.
The youth was employed on the airport project at Mattydale and the accident occurred in Syracuse where he was found unconsciuos at the foot of a stairway. Physicians said he had apparently been prostrated by the heat and had falen, suffering a serious injury. His parents went to Syracuse when informed of the accident.
He was a native of Moira and was a graduate of St. Lawrence university where he was affiliated with Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. He had also attened summer school sessions at Buffalo and Syracuse.
Surviving are his parents, two aunts, Mrs. Myrtle Binan and Mrs. M. Miller of Moira, and an uncle, Clayton Young of Moira.

Clarence I (Tony) Young

RACHEL_K — 7 Jun 2008 3:18:17 GMT

Fort Covington Sun
Thursday, November 20, 1958
Clarence I (Tony) Young, 64, Moira automoble dealer, died early Saturday at Moira.
He was born May 5, 1894, in Moira, a son of the late Ira and Addie Wilson Young. He was the proprietor of Moira Garage.
Surviving are, his wife, the former Edith M.Plumadore; a sister, Mrs. Myrtle Miller of Utica, and several nieces and nephews. A son, Ira Young, died 16 years ago, and a brother, Clayton Young, died a year ago.

Mrs. Edith Young

RACHEL_K — 7 Jun 2008 3:17:18 GMT

Fort Covington Sun
Fort Covington, N. Y.
April 17, 1975
pg. 4
Mrs. Edith Young, 85 of Malone died April 11 in Alice Hyde Hospital.
Funeral services were held Monday at St. Lawrence Catholic Church with Rev. Msgr. Patrick Rileyofficiating. Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery, Brushton, later in the spring.
Born in North Lawrence, November 20, 1889, she was the daughter of Joseph and Calista Delosh Plumadore and attended local schools.
In St. Mary's Church, Bruston, May 7, 1917, she was married to Clarence Young. who predeceased her in 1958. They lived in Moria; but following his death, she moved Malone to live with her sister, Mrs. Myrtle Binan.
Besides her sister, she is survived by nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by a son, Ira, in 1943.
She was a member of St. Mary's church and the Altar and Rosary Socirty of that parish.

Miss May Plumadore

RACHEL_K — 7 Jun 2008 3:16:22 GMT

Ogdensburg Advance
Thursaday, May 22, 1913
North Lawrence - Miss May Plumadore, eldest daughter of Joseph Plumadore died at her father's home at mid - night Monday may twelfth after a long illness of tubercular trouble. Miss May has always lived in this vicinity and had many friends to mourn her loss. She was twenty - six years of age, January thirtieth. Of the immediate family there are left to mourn the loss of a loving daughter and sister, her father two brothers, Adolphus and Alford of Malone and three sisters, Mrs. Jerry Griffin, Miss. Edith and Miss Myrtle Plumadore all of this place and her fiance, George Hammill, of Lawrence. Since the mother's death a few years ago May had been her father's housekeeper until her health failed. The funeral services were held at the Catholic Church, Thursday morning at half past ten, Father St. Jacques officiating. Burial was in the Catholic Cemetery here. The many beautiful flowers were the mute testimonial of the affections of friends and relatives.

daughter of Joseph and Calista Delosh Plumadore

Adolphus Plumadore

RACHEL_K — 7 Jun 2008 3:15:07 GMT

Adirondack Daily Enterprise
Saranac Lake, N. Y.
Saturday, May 23, 1959
Word has been recieved of the death of Adolfus Plumador in Syracuse, the father of Mrs. Thomas Farrell of Saranac Lake. He died at the home of another daughter, Mrs. Ruth Goodrow, Thurday night.
Mr. Plumadore was born April 2. 1880, the son of Joseph and Celestie Delosh Plumadore. His wife, Philena LaFave Plumadore, survives as well as two sons, Kenneth of Syracuse and Clyde of Carthage, two sisters, Mrs. Edith Young and Mrs. Myrtle Binan.
The body is at the Anderson Funeral Home and services will be on Monday at 10 a.m. at St. Lawrence Catholic Church.

Mrs. Julia Delosh

RACHEL_K — 7 Jun 2008 3:13:09 GMT

The Courier and Freeman
November 24, 1926
pg. 11
LAWRENCE Woman Dies Aged 96
------
Mrs. Julia Delosh passes away at sons home
North Lawrence, Nov. 24 - Mrs. Julia Delosh passed away at the home of her son David Delosh Thursday morning Nov. 18th aged 96 years. Mrs. Delosh was highly respected and leaves a large circle of relatives and friends to mourn Thier loss. The funeral services were held in St. Lawrence Church Saturday morning and were largely attended. Rev. J. L. Jacques officiating. Relatives and friends were present from Utica, Helena, Moira, Potsdam, and St. Regis.

Julia maiden name was Nicklaw

Mrs. Adelaide Delosh LaLone

RACHEL_K — 7 Jun 2008 3:11:06 GMT

Courier Freeman
Unknown Date
Mrs. Adelaide Delosh LaLone, 89, widow of the late Christopher LaLone died at her home, 29 Lawrence Avenue, Monday morning after a long illness, for the last two years of which she had been confined to her bed under the care of a daughter, Mrs. Frank Wires. Mrs. LaLone was well known in Potsdam where she had been active for 45 years.
A native of Brashier Falls on Feb. 26, 1846 , she was the daughter of John and Rose Ann Delosh. Her father died in the south while serving in the Civil War, in which her husband also service for three years.
Upon Mr. LaLone's return from the war on Jan. 1, 1867, the marriage to Miss Adelaide Delosh took place. Following the marriage they lived in Raymondville, Norwood, and in Potsdam. In the latter village they built the present home where Mrs. LaLone died. Mr. LaLone died Jan. 1923
Until she was 80 years of age Mrs. LaLone took active part in patriotic affairs, serving for many years as an officer of the Women's Relief Corp. For the last four years, however, she had been under the care of her daughter, Mrs. Wires, who, with her husband, came to live with her.
Besides her daughter, Mrs. Wires, and a grandson, Glenn E. Wires of Genva, she also leaves a daughter Mrs. Robert Mulligan, also of Potsdam, and a son Romaine J. LaLone of Syracuse, and a second grandson, Christopher LaLone, Syracuse.
Funeral services for Mrs. LaLone will be conducted at the home, 29 Lawrence Avenue, at 2 p.m. Wednesday. Rev. Dean E. Richardson, pastor of the Methodist Church will officiate. Interment will be at Bayside Cemetery.

*she died Jan. 6, 1963

Eliza Delosh Stacey

RACHEL_K — 7 Jun 2008 3:08:52 GMT

Friday, December 3, 1937
Potsdam Herold - Recorder
Mrs. Eliza Delosh Stacey, a native of Brashier Falls, a daughter of Alexander and Sophia Disham Delosh, died of shock at the age of 108 years old. She had been in the home for 17 years and had never been so seriously ill as to require a physician until the shock which she suffered as she sat in her favorite arm cha

Last Will and Testament of Morris Lee

GGERM54 — 5 Jun 2008 3:57:25 GMT

Last Will and Testament of Morris Lee.

Transcribed from SAMPUBCO copy by Gayle Hendren
St. Lawrence County, New York. Will Book Vol. 26, page 615
Surnames: Lee, Bresett

Probate of the Last Will and Testament of Morris Lee late of Macomb deceased.

Surrogates Court
St. Lawrence County.

Be it Remember, that heretofore, to wit: on the 23rd day of January A.D. 1894 Rhoda M. Lee one of the legalies named in The Last Will and Testament of Morris Lee, late of Macomb, in the County of St. Lawrence, deceased, applied to the Surrogate of the County of St. Lawrence to have the said estate, proved and recorded; an on such application the said Surrogate did ascertain, by satisfactory evidence, who were the widow, legalies, devisies, executors, trustees, heirs at law and next of kin of said deceased testator, and their respective residences, viz: Rhoda M. Lee, Charles R. Lee, Franklin D. Lee, Ella S. Bresett of Macomb, NY. Willard S. Lee of Park City Utah and said Surrogate did thereupon issue a citation in due form of law, directed to the widow, legalies, devisies, executors, trustees, heirs at law and next of kin by their respective names , stating their places of residence requiring them to appear before said Surrogate at his office in the Village of Gouverneur, in said County, on the 26th day of February A.D. 1894 to attend the probate of said will and afterwards, to wit: on the 26th day of February A.D. 1894 at Gouverneur, aforesaid, satisfactory evidence having been presented to the said Surrogate of the service of the said citation in the mode prescribed by law on each of the above named no one appearing to oppose the probate of said Will, the said Surrogate took the proofs of said Will hereinafter set forth, and did thereupon adjudge said Will to be a valid Will of real and personal estate, and the proofs thereof to be sufficient, and that the said Will and proofs thereof be recorded. Which said Last Will and Testament, and that the proofs taken thereon are as follows, that is to say:

WILL

In the name of God Amen. I Morris Lee of Macomb, NY. being of sound mind and memory, and considering the uncertainty of this frail and transitory life, do therefore make, ordain, publish and declare this to be my last Will and Testament, that is to say:

First – After all my lawful debts are paid and discharged, I give and bequeath to my children, Willard S. Lee, Ella Bresett, and Franklin D. Lee the sum of six hundred dollars, to be divided between them equally, share and share alike, and to be paid to them within ten years after my decease without interest. In case either of my children are indebted to me at the time of my decease, the amount of such indebtedness shall be considered an advancement and deducted from the legacy going to such child, and I hereby make said legacies a charge upon my real estate.

Second: I give and devise to my beloved wife Rhoda Lee, the use rents and profits of all the rest residue & remainder of my property both real and personal during her life time, or as long as she shall remain unmarried, she is not to sell or dispose of the same or any part thereof, except she may change the personal property as may be necessary for its benefit and preservation. This bequest is in lieu of her dower.
Third: After the decease of my said wife, or upon her marriage, should she marry, I will, bequeath and devise all the rest residue & remainder of my property both real and personal to my son Charles R. Lee.

I hereby empower and authorized my executors to mortgage, sell or convey said property if necessary to carry out the provisions of this Will.

Likewise, I make, constitute and appoint my said wife Rhoda Lee and my said son Charles R. Lee to be the executrix and executor of this may Last Will and Testament hereby revoking all former Wills by me made.

In Witness Whereof I have hereunto subscribed my name and affixed my seal, the 16th day of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred ninety one.

Morris Lee L.S.

The above written instrument was subscribed by the said Morris Lee in our presence and acknowledged by him to each of us; and he at the same time declared the above instrument, so subscribed to be his last Will and Testament; and we, at his request have signed our names as witnesses hereto, in his presence and in the presence of each other and written opposite our names our respective places of residence.

Arthur T. Johnson, Gouverneur, St. Law. Co. N.Y.
William S. Young, Macomb, N.Y.

SURROGATE’S COURT.
In the matter of proving the Last Will and Testament of
Morris Lee
DECEASED.

St. Lawrence County, ss.

Arthur T. Johnson and William S. Youngs being first duly sworn in open court, upon their several corporal oaths, each for himself, Doth Depose and say that they are subscribing witnesses to the Last Will and Testament of Morris Lee late of Macomb in the County of St. Lawrence and State of New York, deceased. And these deponents do further say that the said Morris Lee deceased, did, in the presence of each of these deponents, subscribe his name at the end of the instrument in writing, which is now here shown, and which purports to be the Last Will and Testament of the said deceased, and which bears date the 16th day of May A.D. 1891.

That the said deceased did at the time of so subscribing his name to said instrument declare the same to be his Last Will and Testament:

And these deponents did thereupon subscribe their own respective names to said instrument as attesting witnesses to the execution thereof, each at the request of said deceased, and in his presence, and in the presence of each other; that the said deceased was at the time, upwards of twenty-one years of age, and was a citizen of the United States, and a resident of the County of St. Lawrence, that he appeared to be and the deponents believe in all respects competent to devise real estate.

Sworn before me Arthur T. Johnson
February 26, 1894 Wm. L. Youngs
John A. Vance
Surrogate.

St. Lawrence County, ss.

It appearing from the proofs Duly taken, in respect to the Last Will and Testament of Morris Lee late of Macomb, in the County of St. Lawrence and the State of New York, Deceased; that the said Will was duly executed and that the said Morris Lee at the time he executed the same, was in all respects competent to Devise real estate, and not under restraint, the said Last Will and Testament and the proofs and examinations are hereby Recorded, Signed and Certified by me, pursuant to the provisions of the Revised Statutes, this 26th day of February A.D. 1894.

John A. Vance Surrogate.

Rossie , NY Civil war records

mommy6 — 31 Mar 2007 6:24:46 GMT

I'm searching for information on Sylvester Bacon was born in Rossie , NY on June 6, 1838 was in the civil war {enlisted in Lewis county}aug. 22,1862 . He was in the 5th NY heavy artillery . Was discharged 6/26/1865 . He married Lucinda Lyman . I believe their first born son was also born in Rossie in 1866 . I found them in 1870 in Lowville (Lewis County) until they moved to (warren county ) in 1900 . Then in 1908 to 1910 Sylvester went to the soldiers and sailors home in bath , ny . That is the last place I could find him in the census records . I have searched every place {counties} that I know of and can not seem to find who his parents were . Wondering if anyone has access to civil war records that may possibly have his parents names . audnj94@yahoo.com
Thank you ,
audrey

Gollinger

Deborah Deon — 14 Jan 2000 12:00:00 GMT

Isaac Gollinger Dies at 82
Isaac Gollinger,for the past fifty-two years a resident of Massena, died at the home of his daughter,Mrs.Fred Kirkey, three miles west of this village last friday morning after an illness lasting about a year, aged 82years. The funeral was held from the house Monday forenoon at ten o'clock, Rev B.Arthur Arnold officiating. Interment in the Reed cemetery below the Springs.
Mr Gollinger was born in Eamers Corners,Ont Canada October 4 1830. In 1859 he married Margaret Barnhart and they came to massena in 1860 and this had always since been his home. His wife died nine years ago and lately he been living with his daughter, Mrs. Kirkey. He is survived by six sons and three daughters,Nelson,Alexander,and William Gollinger of Massena,Charles Golllinger of Grand View, Wash, Arthur Gollinger of Windsor,Vt Silas Gollinger of Louisville,Mrs Henry Fountain of West Pierpont,Mrs. Henry Frisby,of Massena and Mrs.Fred Kirkey of Louisville.
____________________________________________________________
This was print on Feb 6 1913 not sure what newpaper it was in.

James Oliver and Mary Marshall Oliver in Madrid Saint Lawrence

tleitch1953ancestry — 25 May 2008 9:11:48 GMT

I am looking for information on the following family. I am looking for future generations and the burial places of the this family.

James Oliver was born 20 Sep 1810 in Smileclews, Hownam, Roxburghshire, Scotland, and died 1880 in Waddington, Saint Lawrence, New York, USA. He married Mary Marshall 1829 in Hownam, Roxburghshire, Scotland, daughter of Peter Marshall and Elspeth Oliver. She was born 20 Sep 1810 in Hownam, Roxburghshire, Scotland.

Children of James Oliver and Mary Marshall are:
. William2 Oliver, born 1830 in Hownam, Roxburghshire, Scotland. He married Christy Ann; born 1827 in Waddington, St Lawrence, New York
John Oliver, born 1833 in Madrid, Saint Lawrence, New York, USA. He married Jane; born 1835 in Madrid, Saint Lawrence, New York, USA.

Peter Oliver, born 1836 in Madrid, Saint Lawrence, New York, USA. He married Josephine L Worthing; born 1843 in New York; died 17 Jan 1906 in Potsdam, Saint Lawrence, New York, USA.
. Thomas Oliver, born 1838 in Madrid, Saint Lawrence, New York, USA. He married Georgianna Oliver; born 1836 in New York.

. Betsy Oliver, born 1839 in Madrid, Saint Lawrence, New York, USA.
George Oliver, born 1841 in Madrid, Saint Lawrence, New York, USA.
. Robert Oliver, born 1844 in Madrid, Saint Lawrence, New York, USA.
Margret Oliver, born 1846 in Madrid, Saint Lawrence, New York, USA.
Mary Oliver, born 1850 in Madrid, Saint Lawrence, New York, USA.
Ellen Oliver, born 1852 in Madrid, Saint Lawrence, New York, USA.

Bridge Cemetery, Canton

brendayeoman — 2 Jun 2008 1:21:53 GMT

Who holds the records for Bridge Cemetery? As past sexton for our local cemetery, I know some communities have vast information, some do not have any beyond tombstone readings. My Bice ancestors have no stones, so I'm hoping there might be something in the cemetery records. Thank you.

Thomas Marshall ande Elizabeth ( Betsey) Rutherford- Waddington and Lisbon St Lawrence

tleitch1953ancestry — 25 May 2008 9:00:01 GMT

I am looking for information on the following family. Any information is appreciated. I am more then willing to share any information I have with you regarding this line of the Marshalls.

Thomas parents were Peter Marshall and Elspeth Oliver. I am particularily interested in where they were buried and the childrens marriages
Thomas Marshall was born 20 Oct 1816 in Smileclews, Hownam, Roxburghshire, Scotland, and died 1893 in Waddington, New York, USA. He married Elizabeth ( Betsey) Rutherford, daughter of John Rutherford and Dorothy Milburn. She was born 1822 in New York, and died 1907 in Waddington, New York, USA.

Children of Thomas Marshall and Elizabeth Rutherford are:
Peter4 Marshall, born 1846 in Lisbon, St. Lawrence, New York, USA.
. Dorothy Marshall, born 1848 in Lisbon, St. Lawrence, New York, USA.
JOhn Marshall, born 1849 in Lisbon, St. Lawrence, New York, USA.
William Marshall, born 1851 in Lisbon, St. Lawrence, New York, USA.

. Elizabeth Marshall, born 1857 in Lisbon, St. Lawrence, New York, USA.
Margaret Marshall, born 1860 in Lisbon, St. Lawrence, New York, USA.
Robert Marshall, born 1863 in Lisbon, Saint Lawrence, New York, USA

San Jule Family

DSanJule — 15 Aug 2001 7:24:19 GMT

Trying to locate any members of the San Jule family
from North Lawrence, New york St. Lawrence County.
Floyd San Jule was Sheriff of St.Lawrence County up
until 1940. Also had an Aunt Agnes San Jule from
No. Lawrence. Looking for info on Antoine San Jule
who was in No. Lawrence during the mid 1850's.

Coveys of Stockholm, NY

Anne Johnson — 8 Jan 2003 3:20:59 GMT

Searching for ascendency of William A. Covey's family. so far have found him with his children and grand children as of 1930 federal census. Thank you

Anne Johnson
Potsdam

Baxter relatives

deborahkrause54 — 25 May 2008 4:15:33 GMT

I am searching for the parents of George Webb Baxter born in St. Lawrence County about 1817. Have found a census listing a Diar in the same household but no other info. Any help would be appreciated. Deb

Charles Glover and Louisa Gero of Saint Lawrence and Franklin Co New york

Carolyn Whitaker — 31 Dec 2004 5:07:58 GMT

I am looking for the children of Charles Glover b abt 1858 son of Calivin Glover and Eliza White from Franklin Co Vermont.

Charles married Louisa Gero 19 April 1891 in St Lawrence Co New York. Charles and Louisa had children:
Nettie or Nellie b abt Jun 1892
Emma b abt Aug 1893
George L Glover b 1895 married 1st ? had daughter Shirley J Glover b 1918 married Thomas Affra Smythe. married 2nd Sarah L. ? had dtr Ethel M Glover b abt 1924.
They all lived in St Lawrence Co New York around St Regis and Potsdam.

Louisa Gero then married a Mr White and had dtrs Alice probably married George Tyo, Peter Smith, and Mr. Duggan/Duggin and Violet White married Peter Hooper

She married 3rd time to William Wolfe and had either a daughter or son Winfred/Wilford Wolfe.

Louisa Gero is the dtr of Andrew Gero and Mary Boursier/Boucier Nicklaw.

Have info to share.
Carolyn Whitaker
atsissie@aol.com

Jonathan Higgins/Nancy Woodworth

reneereinke50 — 26 May 2008 4:51:23 GMT

Searching for information on Jonathan & Nancy nee Woodworth Higgins family of Oswegatchie, St. Lawrence, New York. Nancy Woodworth was born 31 Mar 1793 in Essex, Vermont. She married Jonathan Higgins on 18 Sep 1813, in St. Lawrence County, New York. They had 5 Children.

A female Higgins died in the mill pond on the family property in late June or early July 1828, reported in a NY newspaper of the era.
Other children were:
Louisa Higgins born 16 Mar 1820 in NY
Sophronia Higgins born 1822 NY
Charles Jonathan Higgins bor 8 Nov 1823 in NY
Harriet Higgins born 1824 in NY

Jonathan Higgins died 3 Oct 1831 and is buried in Hillcrest cemetery in Oswegatchie, St. Lawrence, NY. His wife and adult children moved to Manitowoc and Brown Counties in Wisconsin about 1860. Nancy Higgins died on 23 Sept 1873 in Fort Howard, Brown County, Wisconsin. I have the actual obituary from a Brown County newspaper clipping, which was in a pre-Civil War photo album owned by Nancy Woodworth Higgins. She converted to Methodist Episcopal faith at age 20, which is about the time she married Jonathan Higgins.

I am very interested in finding parents of Nancy Woodworth. Anyone with information on Woodworth families of Essex, Vermont, who may have moved to St. Lawrence County New York, please contact me. I want to share the copies of these photos with living family members.

Early marriages from Saint Lawrence county

PAMMANA — 16 Dec 2007 11:00:23 GMT

Hi,
I'm hoping somebody might be able to help me. I'm looking for a marriage records for my great grandparents Timothy O'Connell and Ann Martin. I believe they married sometime between 1864-1867 but I can't find marriage records anywhere. I've written St.Patrick's.Church The town clerks in both Macomb and Rossie. Timothy own a farm in the area at the time of his marriage but they didn't have any information. I've also been through ancestry.com, usgenweb, Ann Cady's lists (great info) , the newspapers online and any possible lead I could from this message board. I know the lds library has a film that has an early marriages from Saint Lawrence county on its but I can get to my local family history center during hours they're open. I live in Southern California about 3000 miles away so, that makes going to the town clerks impossible. Does anybody have a copy of the lds film or know where I can write or call. I'd be grateful for any suggestions

Thank-you Pamela

Marriage Record of William Chevalle

wayjo141 — 25 May 2008 8:05:52 GMT

Where can I get a copy of the marriage of William Chevalle and Jane Bressept in Ogdensburg, St. Lawrence County, New York, USA.? They were married 4 November 1849 at St. John's Episcopal Church.

Baxter relatives

deborahkrause54 — 25 May 2008 4:15:29 GMT

Ashley/Ancelin/Asselin/Morley/Madlin/Dillabough

patrickashley1963 — 2 May 2003 2:42:49 GMT

I have information, and am looking for info on
the following surnames: Ashley, Asselin, Ancelin, Morley, Madlin, Dillabough, Dallenbach, Sabin, Lane of the St. Lawerence and Franklin Cty regions.

MILLER

JeanneGarner18 — 3 Jul 2001 3:16:27 GMT

Levi Miller b 1780 Ma d 1853 Louisville m 1805 at Turin, NY Mary "Polly" Doud b 1787 Ct d 1875 they moved to St Lawrence Co between 1821 and 1824. Children: Amanda 1805-1839 m Israel G. Stone; Levi 1807-1890 m Nancy; Rena 1810 m Rev A.E. Munson; William 1812-1812; John 1816-1889; William 1818-1916 d at Port Ann, NY; Rufus 1821-1907 d in Ia., m1 Charlotte Stork m2 Jemima Alguire 1864, this children b in Turin, Lewis Co NY; Mary Maria 1824-1866 m Elias Power; James 1830-1922 m Samantha Thomas 1855 at Louisville, the last two born at Louisville.

Samuel Edward Qua

lynnnothdruft — 8 Jan 2007 2:54:50 GMT

Samuel Edward Qua born in Hebron NY in 1819 was my great grandfather. He married Margaret Hobson who was born at sea on a ship from Ireland. She was adopted by Ruben Blood. I am lucky enough to have a picture of the family which includes Samuel and Margaret and their children: Ruben, Henry J. George F. Ella, and my grandfather Samuel Qua II. I would be happy to share. My father was Elmer L Qua and his second wife was my mother. He was much older than she. I was born in 1936. If anyone is interested in corresponding, I would be glad to hear from you.

Lynn

MALLETTE/LOVE

slmmallette — 17 May 2008 12:06:59 GMT

MY NEW EMAIL slmmallette@yahoo.com

Marriage/Robert McDonald,Ludencia Rowles/Jan 16, 1883

peggyc2sky — 14 May 2008 6:34:43 GMT

I would like the details of this marriage in Morristown. I believe that Robert is the son of my gg aunt Margaret McDonald nee Johnston. On the 1850 Census, the family was in Oswegatchie and in 1870, they were in Morristown. Margaret's husband was James. Want to confirm for sure that this is Margaret's son as it is an important link. It appears that most of the children must have died in the 1870s but Robert survived and moved to Irvington on the Hudson where we found him in 1900. Unfortunately, Margaret died in 1895 at her son Robert's residence.
Thanks for further details on this marriage in 1883.
Peggy G.

James and Margaret McDonald, nee Johnston, Morristown, New York

peggyc2sky — 25 Aug 2007 5:52:39 GMT

I am reposting this query in the great expectations that it will reach someone out there who can help me.

My ancestor, Margaret Johnston, was born about 1825 in Ireland to James Johnston and Margaret Jane Groves. She married James McDonald in Gloucester Township, Carleton County, Ontario on Dec 17, 1845. They had children James in 1846 and Sarah in 1849. Then they disappeared. In 1874, Margaret, widow, did a land transaction in Gloucester and her residence was Morristown, New York.
Since then, I have found this family which I strongly feel is the correct family in 1850.

1850 St. Lawrence Co. census. Living in Oswegatchie, St. Lawrence Co., NY were the following.
James McDonald 27 years Laborer born Canada
Margaret McDonald 25 yrs Canada
James McDonald 3 yrs Canada
Margaret McDonald 2yrs Canada
Sarah McDonald 1 yr Canada
George McDonald 3/12 NY

then in 1870, this MAY be the same family in Morristown
James McDonald 46 yrs. (abt 1824)Born Canada Laborer
Margaret McDonald 43 yrs. (abt 1827)Born (shows Canada)
House wife
Angus McDonald 13 yrs. Born NY
Robert McDonald 11 yrs. Born NY
Sarah Jane McDonald 9 yrs. Born NY
Catherine McDonald 7 yrs. Born NY
Allen McDonald 4 yrs. Born NY

So James must have died between 1870 and 1874, probably Morristown.
Now, I have found this, which may or may not be the son James and mother Margaret in Brier Hill Cemetery, Morristown.

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~stlawgen/CEMETERY/B...
McDonald Monument
James McDonald, d. Jan 24, 1872; AE 26 yrs, 1 mo, 13 dys
Maria C., wife of James McDonald, d. Aug 18, 1886 AE 46 yrs, 1 mo
Clara Eveline, dau, d. Aug 13, 1871 Aged 10 mos

Margaret, wife of James McDonald, Mother, 1823-1895

If anyone can elaborate on any of this, such as find the death of James between 1870 and 1874, or Margaret in 1895, or the marriage of son James and Maria, or the births of any of Margaret's children, I would be so grateful.
Thank you
Peggy

POMEROY in Ogdensburg/How to get obit

@@j.waugh@sympatico.ca — 21 Dec 2005 1:18:27 GMT

I live in Canada and need advice on how to get an obituary from the Ogdensburg newspaper for Dr. Charles D. Pomeroy who died in Ogdensburg July 31 1926. Is there a library service that will look this up and mail to me or is there a local researcher. I am willing to pay any fees.
Joanna

Mary Stephenson

DianaCuster62 — 24 May 2006 2:45:19 GMT

Searching for Mary Stephenson Cruickshank's parents names. Mary married David Cruikshank and lived in Deerfield, NY. They had 10 children.They came from Ireland in 1807
Mary died around 1850
thanks
Diana

CWVE CARBINO, Lewis 1837/1834 NY died 1/7/1923 WA

kzw2007 — 29 Jan 2008 5:37:38 GMT

1840 Massena St. Lawrence Co., NY I find Francis Corbeno family, Joseph Corveno family, Charles Cobeno family, Antoine Carbeno family and a Richard Carenough family. Most of the males head are 30/30 age.

1850 no information on Carbino/Patterson in 1850 that meets our Lewis Carbino or Amelia/Parmilia Patterson

1860 no information on Carbino or Patterson that meets Lewis Carbino or Patterson family.

Lewis Carbino joined the 60th NY Inf. Co. G 9/11/1861 he gave his residence as Madrid,NY,and said he was born 10/8/1837 at Massena, St. Lawrence, NY he mustered out 2/4/1863 he then joined the 7th NY Heavy Artillery Co. AS 2/27/1864 and was mustered out 8/1/1865. He was noted as Lewis and Louis in military records. Lewis requested pension from his service in 1898 from NY.

Lewis Carbino married Rosina Constine but does not give a date, and Frank (Francis)was born 12/31/1860/NY, and Mary Jane 2/8/1861/NY, Bertha 5/4/1866 were born. Rosina Carbino died 5/4/1871 in Gouverneur, ST. Lawrence Co. NY.

1870 Hopkinton, St. Lawrence Co. NY Lewis CANMAN (note wrong spelling 1839/NY,
Rosana 1843/Canada, Francis 1860/NY, Mary Jane 1862/NY, Bertha 1869/NY noted as day laborer.

Rosina Carbino nee Constine died 5/4/1871 in pension records Lewis says Gouverneur, St, Lawrence Co. NY

Lewis Carbino married (according to pension records Marsha Propper, he gave the dte a 1/1/1872 in Potsdam, NY by Rev. J.C. Stewart, she had been married to a Mr. Patterson prior whom had died. Yet I have her in all census as either Permilia or Amelia b/1830 NY.

1873-74 Hopkinton business directory Lewis Carbino (Parishville) FARMER 20

1880 Potsdam, St Lawrence Co. NY Lewis Carbino 1834/NY farm laborer, Amelia 1830/NY, Bertha 1869/NY, living with them also is George Patterson 1855/NY noted as stepson and Milton J. Patterson 1859/NY nephew. This substanciates the Patterson prior marriage. Also note worthy is that Lewis Carbino lives next door the William Laroe family who is also one of our Snohomish Co. Civil War Vets.

1900 Potsdam, St. Lawrence Co. NY Louis Carbonneau (note spelling) 10/1834/NY noted as carpenter, Parmilia 1832/NY

1910 Lowell, Snohomish Co.WA Lewis Cassarbino (note spelling) 71/NY laborer says married twice and had 4 children 3 living, Permilia 80/NY says married twice had 8 children 6 living, James Patterson 1856/NY divorced. It does note Lewis is a Union Soldier. The only reason I can see for Lewis & Permilia to remove to WA is maybe James Patterson was here and Permilia wanted to be by her son?

Pernila Carbino died 12/16/1911 in Snohomish Co. WA

1920 Lowell, Snohomish Co,WA Louis Carlino (note spelling)83/NY widow and boarding with
George & Clara Waddell.

Lewis Carbino (spelled Carvino) died 1/7/1923 at hs home in Lowell, Snohomish Co. WA and noted his belated wife to be Permilia Carvino. Someone also put his date of birth as 10/18/1836 in NY.

Everett Daily Herald
1/8/1923
Lewis Carvino, 86 years old, died late Sunday night at 5510 Second street, Lowell. He leaves two daughters and one son in New York. Mr. Carvino was a member of the G.A.R., which organization will take charge of the services at the cemetery. Services will be held from Maulsby & Sons Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clock, the Rev. R.D. Nicholis officiating. Interment will be in Evergreen cemetery. (children would be Frank/Francis, Mary Jane & Bertha Carbino)

Charles and Mary Johnson

cwood1411 — 4 May 2008 7:27:33 GMT

It is the Emma JOHNSON family that I am currently working on.
Her parents were Harrison JOHNSON and Margaret Elizabeth KECK.
Harrison Johnson was born 29 Apr 1843 in NY and M. 'Elizabeth' Keck was born 23 Sep 1842 in Matilda, Dundas, Canada the daughter of Lucas and Ellen (GUESS) Keck from Matilda, Dundas, Ont., Canada.
Both Harrison and 'Elizabeth' died in Union, Iowa near Marble Rock.
I have the text of Harrison Johnson's Obituary from the curator of the Historical society in Marble Rock. Through this I believe I have found the family of Harrison Johnson:

Parents:
Charles M. Johnson b. 1816 VT and Mary Unknown b. 1826 Canada. They are living in Lisbon, St. Lawrence Co., NY according to the 1850 census. Through this census their children are:
Harrison M. Johnson b. 1843 NY m. M. Elizabeth Keck
Royal C. Johnson b abt 1846 NY m. Unknown
Mary M. Johnson b. abt 1849 NY m. Unknown

I later found daughter, A(E)lmina J. Johnson b. abt 1851 NY through her brother Royal, living in Iowa, 1880. he was listed as brother in law to Uriah(s) COLLISON, thus brother to Almina J. Johnson.

This 1880 Iowa census puts Harrison, Royal and Almina all in or near Marble Rock Iowa at the same time. What a journey this has been!

Harrison Johnson's obituary says that he was an orphan by the age of 12. This would then indicate that both parents, Charles Johnson and Mary having died or missing shortly after the birth of Almina. I am trying to find out where the children went after the death/missing of their parents. I am assuming they went to live with relatives.
Harrison Johnson, I know from his obit, was driving a stage coach and on his own by the age of 14. Royal, Almina and Mary Johnson are probably living with relatives and could be listed with the wrong parents after 1850. Since the Obituary says Harrison was an orphan by 12 this would put both parents having died/missing by 1855?

Did these children remove to Canada, or stay in St. Lawrence, NY with relatives? eventually to Iowa and MN. Where did sister/daughter Mary go? What happened to the Charles and Mary Johnson to die so young? Who were Charles Johnson's parents, presumably from VT. and what was his wife's last name? So many questions, sorry about that-a true mystery though.

I should note that my great grandfather, Harrison Ackley was, presumably, named after his grandfather, Harrison Johnson. Harrison Johnson and M. Elizabeth Keck had the following children:
Emma Johnson b. Apr 1965 Canada m. Garrison Ackley
(they had my Harrison Ackley)
Martin 'Levi' Johnson b. abt 1868 IA m. Mary COLLISON (which Collison branch??)
Royal 'Lucas' Johnson b. abt 1869 IA m. Jessie Unknown,(she died young, and is buried with Royal's parents in Westside Cemetery, Marble Rock, IA)
Charles E. Johnson b. 1881 d. 1882 IA

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Cathy

VANMEER, JOHNSON

Dawn Hass — 30 Apr 2000 12:00:00 GMT

This is what I know Alexander R. Vanmeer (Vanmyer) married Jane J. Bell in Ogdensburg NY. on April l9, 1856. I would love more info. on them. I know JaneJ. Bell was from
Doormore Ireland. And that they had a child(Alex Jr.) in Canada. I have no idea where in Canada. I'm in need of info. on his mother and father.
His parents were:
John Vanmeer jr.b july 4 ,1799 and he died Oct 31 1862.
His wife HANNAH WILLIAMS born Dec 22, 1805 died May 20, 1885.

I think Hannah remarried a J. Johnson.
This could have occurred after John died
or before John died (I'm unclear).
Hannah and J. Johnson had a child
Elmina J. Johnson b. Mar 14, 1851 or l861?

Since, Alexander was in Ogdensburg NY I thought this might lead me somewhere.

I do know they all ended up in Marble Rock IA. by 1870ish.

I'm very interested in any ideas, suggestions you may have.

Thank you very much!

Dawn Hass
Milwaukee WI