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Bogardus family in Fishkill, Dutchess, NY

issiker — 2012-02-27 20:20:54Z

I am looking for information on descendants of Robert Bogardus (1733-1825) who lived in Fishkill, NY. He was the son of Cornelis Bogardus III and Catharine Tudor. I believe Robert Married Ann Graham and possibly Catharine Philips (m. 1758). The family lived in Fishkill and Robert had one daughter Mary (b. 1768) who married Joel Green Jr. (1762-1837). Joel was the son of Joel Spencer Green Sr. and Chloe Tucker.

Any information on this branch of the Bogardus clan would be greatly appreciated. NOTE: This is not General Robert Bogardus (1771-1841).

Re: Bogardus clan

karenedwards92 — 2011-09-19 00:35:42Z

Okay, I think I really goofed on dates. My great grandfather was born 1-2-1837 and died 4-12-1913. His wife Mary E was born July 29, 1843. I believe they were both born in NY.

Re: Bogardus clan

karenedwards92 — 2011-09-19 00:32:34Z

My great grandfather was James W. Bogardus born Jan. 2, 1837 and died July 29, 1843. He served in the civil war out of NY. He married Mary E. who was born July 29, 1843. They had a daughter named Harriet. Other than that I know nothing so if you find a connection, please let me know. Thanks

Re: Bogardus clan

shirleyhartertpta — 2011-08-03 18:11:51Z

contact William B. Bogardus THE Bogardus authority.
1121 Linhof Rd.
Wilmington, Ohio 45177

Re: Bogardus Association and Museum

shirleyhartertpta — 2011-08-03 18:02:20Z

Hello "cousin",
I was just in the Ohio home of William B. Bogardus, the genealogist and author of the book, "Dear Cousin" this week. He lives in Wilmington Ohio and is 82 years old. He is working on volume II right now.
Address: WB Bogardus
1121 Linhoff Rd
Wilmington, Ohio 45177-2917
The book you are inquiring about is out of print. I saw it used this week on Amazon for $177.00...originally it sold for $30. I live in Michigan and am looking for the NY connection of Peter Bogardus who came to Michigan c.1837.
Shirley at shirleyhartertpta@comcast.net

Re: ANNEKE JANS BOGARDUS

gaildagold1 — 2011-02-25 00:08:58Z

Hi, thanks for the info, my great grandmother was corrie hill Hammond who was related through the hill family to anneke janns. My grandmother lived in Greenville, south Carolina. We had heard that anneke janns had owned part of wall street. If you have anything else would love to hear it, thanks, Gail dagold green

F. W. Bogardus in Fort Stockton, TX 1944

drbrownlee — 2011-01-27 03:42:32Z

F.W. is pictured in the 44-A Solo, annual from the 44-A class of cadet pilots in flight training at the Pacific Air School, Gibbs Field in Fort Stockton, Texas. He is a flight instructor. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

Re: Dear Cousin: A Charted Genealogy of Anneke Jans Bogardus

eGENEee — 2010-10-14 01:08:38Z

This website may be useful, too:

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ghosthunte...

Re: Dear Cousin: A Charted Genealogy of Anneke Jans Bogardus

eGENEee — 2010-10-14 01:07:23Z

There are 42 libraries in the US that have this book. See www.worldcat.org to find the libraries.

If one near you doesn't have it, then you can probably borrow it through your library via InterLibrary loan.

Dear Cousin: A Charted Genealogy of Anneke Jans Bogardus

marianne412 — 2010-10-13 23:36:11Z

Looking for a copy of this book written by William Bogardus in late 1990's. Thank you, Marianne

Re: Maria Bogardus Lived St Lawrence Co., NY

jrcrtosa — 2010-06-24 02:46:17Z

Can you tell me where there is information on the Bogardus family from St Lawrence,Co NY? I need to find the parents of Hannah Bogardus, b.1Jul1818. Thank you for telling me of any resources that you may be aware of.
John

Re: Maria Bogardus Lived St Lawrence Co., NY

patriciaturcott — 2010-06-23 02:49:11Z

There was quite alot of the Bogardus family from Macomb,NY.
St.Lawrence County.

Re: Maria Bogardus Lived St Lawrence Co., NY

jrcrtosa — 2010-06-18 02:47:15Z

I am interested in Hannah Bogardus, who married William Dewitt in St Lawrence County, NY in 1842. Thanks for any response.

Re: SAMPLE How do I publish the legal documents?

rottenralfny|M666399 — 2010-04-13 23:11:03Z

Here is a sample of one of the affidavits. Elsie actually has seven lines so has seven affidavits:

State of New York,
County of Saratoga,
City of Mechanicville

Pedigree of Elsie Scrafford Mosher, an heir to the Estates of Anneke
Jans Bogardus and Van Voorheis and Harlem Estates, situated in New
York, U. S. A. and Holland, Europe.

Anneke Jans Webber was born in the King's mansion in Holland in the year 1605. She was first married in Holland to John Roeloffson in the year 1623 and had the following children:
1. Sarah Roeloffson born December 3, 1624.
2. Catherine Roeloffson born September 7, 1626.
3. Frytzie Roeloffson born November 9, 1629.
4. John Roeloffson born December 5, 1636.
John Roeloffson, Senior died in New Harlem, now New York, in 1637 and Anneke Roeloffson, his widow, married her second husband, the Reverend Everardus Bogardus in 1638. They had the following children:
1. William Bogardus born December 15, 1639.
2. Cornelius Bogardus born September 7, 1640.
3. Johnas Bogardus born January 4, 1643.
4. Peter Bogardus born April 4, 1645.

Sarah Roeloffson, of the first generation, born December 3, 1624,
married Dr. Hans Kiersted June 29, 1642.
They had a family, one of whom was a daughter, Rachel Kiersted, baptized September 13, 1665, married William Teller November 19,
1686. She was of the second generation.
They had a son, John Teller, baptized March 12, 1693, married Susanna Wendel about 1711. He was of the third generation.
They had a daughter, Margaret Teller, born about 1712, married Jacob Schermerhorn 1730. She was of the fourth generation.
They had a son, Aaron Schermehorn, born about 1740, married Jamimia Van Guysling about 1761. He was of the fifth generation.
They had a daughter, Deborah Schermehorn, born about 1765, married Peter Sitterly about 1782. She was of the sixth generation.
They had a son, Martin Sitterly, born in 1784, married Dorothy Myers January 1814. He was of the seventh generation.
They had a son, Henry Sitterly, born October 25, 1820, married Elizabeth Wagoner January 27, 1840. He was of the eighth generation.
They had a daughter, Matilda Sitterly, born January 8, 1847, married Edward W. Scrafford March 10, 1866. She was of the ninth generation.
They had a daughter, Elsie Scrafford, born February 28, 1873, married Howard P. Mosher September 28, 1904. She is of the tenth generation.

This pedigree proven and compiled for Elsie Scrafford Mosher, one of
legal heirs to the Van Voorheis and Harlem Estates in Holland, Europe,
and Anneke Jans Bogardus Estate in New York, U. S. A.
Anneke Jans Bogardus was the daughter of Wolfert Webber, the fourth king of Holland.
Elise Scrafford Mosher (Mrs. Howard P.) resides at 511 Park Ave., Mechanicville, Saratoga County, New York.

Subscribed and sworn to before me this 14" day of July 1927.

B. V. Tompkins
Notary Public of Saratoga County, New York.

Compiled by Frank A. Traver.

Re: How do I publish the legal documents?

w_finch — 2010-03-13 01:42:01Z

Wish I had the computer savvy to help you, Sounds like a great project, a unique piece of family history.

How do I publish the legal documents?

rottenralfny|M666399 — 2010-03-12 05:45:12Z

Here is a question I am posing to Bogardus researchers. This has to do with a couple of the lawsuits against the Trinity Church that we're all so familiar with. My library has acquired copies of the lineage documents prepared by the lawyer Spencer Gardiner for his lawsuit he filed against the Trinity Church. In what I call the sibling notebooks he shows the lines of descent from Anneke Jans to each person who joined in his lawsuit.
Secondly and more recently we acquired the affidavits from the lawsuit brought by the lawyer Frank A. Travers against the Trinity Church. His cache of papers consists of sworn and notarized letters showing the line of descent of everyone who joined onto his suit, as well as the Power of Representation in some cases. For example Grace E. Wolever of Lansing, Michigan shows her descent of nine generations from Anneke, through her son William. Where as Elsie M. Mosher of Mechanicville, NY has sworn affidavits from seven lines of descent from Anneke.
Now both sets of papers link up to Webber and the King of Holland which we know is incorrect, but the later info looks like most of it could be accurate.
The question I have is what is the best way to post this on my website (www.chaseyourtale.com)? Scans would be nice, but the memory usage would be way to high. I am considering transcribing it all, as text takes up little memory and it is the easiest for a search engine to search. I am figuring listing the people involved in the lawsuit alphabetically. I think there will be two sections, one for Spencer's lawsuit, another for Travers lawsuit.
We are talking hundreds of individuals who joined onto each lawsuits, so this will be a large unique database.
There are a few things I won't do. I won't put it or offer it to another site, because my sites are my babies and I love unique content. I also don't want to merge it all together in gedcoms, as that ruins the validity of the source.
Does anyone have any suggestions or other ideas? What don't you like about the way I want to present it and what improvements can you suggest that are within my technical limitations? Or is this something you don't think is worth the bother? Do ou think it might be a brilliant idea?
Okay...discuss.

Re: Maria Bogardus Lived St Lawrence Co., NY

patriciaturcott — 2009-12-31 12:37:13Z

I am looking for info. on Harriet Bogardus who married James Mandigo in St. Law. County. email me at louie4812@localnet.com

Re: Bogardus clan

karenedwards92 — 2009-10-08 18:27:36Z

My great grandfather was James Cockum Bogardus and was married to Merrietta Abigail Sheffield. He served in the Civil War/New York I believe. His daughter, my grandmother was Harriet Elizabeth Bogardus and she was married to Ludwig (Louis) A Knoke. Harriet was born May 20, 1877 in Walworth Couty, Wiscnsin. Her parents were born in New York. They eventually lived in ND. Do you have any info. regarding my ancestors?

Re: purley bogardus, orange, NY

AmieBoone72 — 2009-09-15 18:07:17Z

Would you have any information about Grace Celeste Mazzucco born around 1930 on Staten Island? She married Gordon Emery and had a daughter Grace Emery? I found several Mazzucco families on the 1930 census there but Grace wasn't listed nor a similar name like Grazia. Her daughter would like to trace her roots but Grace Celeste and Grace, her daughter, always called her mother Nonna. Grace, the daughter, isn't sure how cousins are related and who are first cousins and who are second cousins on Staten Island.
Thanks for any help you can give me.
Amie

Re: Henry N. BOGARDUS & Freelove LOSEE

LPMeissner — 2009-08-15 02:46:53Z

There is a Cuyler Bogardus in US Census, born at NY abt 1828.
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1850 at Durham NY;
1860, 1870 at Cairo NY;
1880 at Renssalierville NY (1880 spelled Carylon Bogardus in Ancestry.com index - microfilm difficult to read but probably consistent w Cuyler).
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Also shown in 1860 NY state census at Cairo NY.
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These 3 towns are within a radius of 20 mi.
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No wife shown before 1880 census, which also shows wife Emma and dau Anna.

Where was Anna (Bogardus) Ross with children Alice 5 and John 2 in 1900?

LPMeissner — 2009-08-15 02:40:39Z

I have located 1910 and 1920 census records from Worcester MA that show Emanuel Burrill with wife Anna and stepchildren Alice and John. Alice was born 1895 and John 1898; their surname is shown as Ross and Anna didn’t marry Mr Burrill till 1901 (married 9 yrs in 1910).
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Anna, Alice, and John should be somewhere on a 1900 census record, with or without the children’s father – Alice would have been 5 and John 2. I still haven’t found a trace of them. They may have been using a different surname. Anna might not have been married to their father; her maiden name was Bogardus, possibly dau of Cuyler Bogardus b 1828 NY and Emma Craine b 1844 NY. I have searched under surnames Ross and Bogardus and tried lots of spelling variations.
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Any ideas?

Looking for info on Ephraim P. Bogardus

Bogey047 — 2009-07-08 12:38:21Z

Ephraim P. Bogardus m. Harriet Wood on 4 April 1827 in Danbury, Ct. They had two children Emily and John W. Bogardus. Harriet was born in Danbury, Ct. Ephraim was born in Coxsackie, Greene County abt 1812. I have no idea who his mother and father was. Looking for that info.

Thomas Bogardus Sr.

Re: Ephraim P. Bogardus

Bogey047 — 2009-05-13 12:29:04Z

Looking for info on Ephraim P. Bogardus. He married a Harriet Wood from Danbury, Connecticut in April 1827.
They had two children Emily and John W. (who is my gg grandfather). In the 1850 US Census Ephraim P. Bogardus was not listed on the Census. Only is children and his wife were listed. They were living with her mother in Danbury, Connecticut. Ephraim was born in Cooksakie, New York.

Re: Ephraim Bogardus

Bogey047 — 2009-04-10 13:17:34Z

I am looking for info on Ephraim P. Bogardus, born in Coxsackie, NY. Was married to a Harriet Wood from Danbury, Ct.

Thomas Bogardus

Re: Williams & Bogardus families related????

juliehaglund — 2009-03-04 03:09:43Z

I'm wondering if you would be willing to share the 5 pages of the Williams Family Genealogy. Samuel Lewis and Margaret Slater are my husband's 4th great grandparents - therefore the Williams family is my husbands family also. Secondly, I'm wondering if you ever found out if Samuel is truly related to Meriwether Lewis of Lewis and Clark. Any info you can share about the Williams or Lewis family would be greatly appreciated.
juells64@hotmail.com

Re: Williams & Bogardus families related????

dbh145 — 2008-09-28 20:20:00Z

My sisters and I are researching our ancestry and we have a Ernest Bogardus married to a Sarah Jane Williams. If this is what you are looking for you can let me know.

Dawn

Re: everardus bogardus

VictoriaGlover52 — 2008-07-03 08:27:11Z

Can you look-up any Humphrey marriages and info. Also are there pictures or storys?

Re: everardus bogardus

vsunshine_1 — 2008-07-02 19:26:55Z

ok thanks

Re: everardus bogardus

vsunshine_1 — 2008-07-02 19:24:59Z

yes would like to get in touch and would like to get book if possable. any information would help. thank you.
vivian bogardus arguelles

Re: everardus bogardus

w_finch — 2008-07-01 02:44:27Z

There has been much information and misinformation put out about this family. A distant cousin named William Bogardus has written a book entitled 'Dear Cousin" That goes into several generations of this family.
His work has all been verified.
I can give you his address and you can write to see what information he still has available or I can copy parts of his book for you.

Willie (pbffot@aol.com)

Re: everardus bogardus

megan_rodecap — 2008-07-01 02:08:52Z

im not sure. ill have to get my book and check. will try to contact you again soon. thanks,meg

Re: everardus bogardus

vsunshine_1 — 2008-06-30 18:37:36Z

b.1607 d. 1647
married to annetje webber jans b 1605 d. 1663

Re: everardus bogardus

vsunshine_1 — 2008-06-30 18:34:53Z

hi
i have a everardus bogardus b. 1607 d 1647 maeeied to annet webber jans any help?

Re: Mary Ann Moreland, Edward Bogardus, Hamilton Co., Ohio 1850s

debbiall — 2008-05-11 19:26:30Z

I have only sketchy information about Joseph. His name was Joseph P. (or T.) Moreland. He was born about 1827 in either OH or PA (according to census records). He married Nancy Jane Burger in Butler County, OH in 1853. They had 3 sons:

Corwin G. (b. 1854)
Louis F. (b. 1856)
Henry Lincoln (b. 1860)

I find the whole family in Reily Twshp., Butler County, OH on the 1860 census. I believe (but I'm not sure) that it's my Joseph living w/ the Bogardus family in Hamilton Co., OH in 1850.

After the 1860 census, things fell apart. Joseph disappeared for several decades, but Nancy Jane and the boys moved to White County, IL in the early 60s. She remarried, but the boys were all "farmed out" to different families. Surprisingly, Joseph shows up on the 1900 census living with son, Henry. Joseph died in White County, IL in 1808 or 1809.

Anything sound familiar? You can reach me at debbiall at yahoo dot com.

Debbi

Re: Mary Ann Moreland, Edward Bogardus, Hamilton Co., Ohio 1850s

Trisha709 — 2008-05-10 23:31:03Z

Hi Debbi, Do you have any dates for Joseph. I have a Moreland Family book I'm actually looking at right now that was compiled by another descendant of Edward Traver Moreland and it has a ton of information. Including pictures, census records, and newspaper articles. Would he have been Edward Traver's son?

Re: Mary Ann Moreland, Edward Bogardus, Hamilton Co., Ohio 1850s

debbiall — 2008-05-10 23:25:49Z

Trisha,

I have Edward Traver and Rachel Moreland as "maybes" on my tree. My Joseph Moreland may have been the Joseph living with Mary Ann (Moreland) and Edward Bogardus on the 1850 Hamilton County, OH census. I would love to share information to see if there are any clues about where my Joseph came from.

Debbi

Re: Mary Ann Moreland, Edward Bogardus, Hamilton Co., Ohio 1850s

Trisha709 — 2008-05-07 17:29:08Z

Hi Julie, I have Edward Traver Moreland and Rachel Johnson in my line as well. I have their children on my tree, but I do not see a Mary Anne. Do you have a tree that I could look at? I can invite you to mine as well. I am a descendant of Edward Traver and Rachel Johnson's son William Harrison Moreland. So I have alot of information and pictures of his line. I did not know they had a daughter named Mary Anne. William Harrison had a daughter names Marth Anne. I have her picture in my tree. I hope to hear back from you soon. Trisha Schultz-Peller

Reverend William E. Bogardus, died 1/5/1908 at Bloomfield, New Jersey

Bob_MacAvoy — 2007-12-12 02:47:22Z

I am searching for the burial place of Reverend William E. Bogardus who died 1/5/1908 at Bloomfield, New Jersey. He was the Pastor of the Brookdale Reformed Church in Bloomfield.

His NY Times obit states that he served as a Chaplain for a New York regiment in the Civil War, but no record has been found of his service.

Anyone have an answer to these queries?

Bob

1890Nov26: Grace Freeland BOGARDUS married Charles H. STOTT (Hudson, NY)

metaphor — 2007-11-30 17:32:22Z

New York Times, 30 Nov 1890

MARRIED.

STOTT - BOGARDUS. -- On Wednesday, Nov. 26, at Christ Church, Hudson, N.Y., GRACE FREELAND BOGARDUS to CHARLES H. STOTT, Jr., of Stottville.

==This is not my family,
and I have no further information.==

Marian Prechtl Bogardus(1913-2005)

KathySloan2002 — 2007-11-13 18:49:12Z

Marian P. Bogardus, 91, a resident of the Chautauqua County Home, formerly of Roosevelt Ave., both of Dunkirk, died Monday (Sept. 19, 2005) at the home.
She was born Sept. 30, 1913 in Dunkirk, the daughter of Francis X. and Anna Kirchner Prechtl. A lifelong Dunkirk resident, she retired from the OBSERVER following many years of service. She was a parishioner of Holy Trinity Church, having formerly belonged to Sacred Heart Church. She is survived by a daughter, Ann Bogardus of Dunkirk; a son, John Bogardus of Dunkirk; five grandchildren; and two sisters: Katherine Powell of Fredonia, and Rosalia Vande Velde of Dunkirk. She was preceded in death by her husband, Ray E. Bogardus, who died in 1959; a daughter, Mary B. Coyle, Feb. 7, 2003; four brothers: T. Francis, Gerald, Roman and Robert Prechtl; and three sisters, Cecelia Stalter, Carolyn Reynolds and Agnes Shoemaker. Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery.

Re: Mary Ann Moreland, Edward Bogardus, Hamilton Co., Ohio 1850s

jyael — 2007-10-04 22:44:32Z

I am afraid all I have (from a few years ago) on Joesph is this census record.
There is also a Joseph Moreland in the Civil War from Hamitlon Co Ohio who could have been the same as Mary Ann's brother.
Pls contact me at jeden@bellatlantic.net

I am about to go out of town for the weekend so may not be able to get back to you until next week.
julie

Re: Mary Ann Moreland, Edward Bogardus, Hamilton Co., Ohio 1850s

debbiall — 2007-10-04 18:01:24Z

I hope we can connect on this!

Could the Joseph MORELAND who is living with Mary and Edward on the 1850 census be Mary's brother and my MORELAND brick wall?

I am researching a Joseph P. (or T.) MORELAND, born abt. 1827 from PA (or OH). I have Joseph (age 33) and his family (Jos T MORLAND)living in nearby Butler Co., OH on the 1860 census.

Everardus Bogardus, b. 1675 in N.Y

BasketLady420 — 2007-03-16 00:03:21Z

Everardus Bogardus, Born: 4 Dec 1675, New Amsterdam, NY.
Christened: 4 Dec 1675, New York City NY. Died: 4 Jun 1704.

Everardus married Anna Dally, daughter of John Dally and Elizabeth Obee, on 3 Jun 1704 in New York City NY. (Anna Dally was born about 1682 in New Amsterdam, , NY.)

There is only one child listed for this couple:
Willem Bogardus.

Everardus was made freeman of New York City NY, 5 Jul 1698.

I am not related to this family, just passing on this information, which comes from a website called "American Silversmiths." The link for the site is listed below.
Joyce

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~silversmiths/makers...

Frederick Bogardus

2006-11-02 20:44:36Z

Does anyone know Frederick Bogardus born about 1800/1801 in New York State who was in New York City in the household of Mary Stetson in the 1870 census with a wife Mary,aged 71?. He may be the one who died in March
1879. Thanks

Bogardus - Dutchess Co

ahmellen — 2006-08-13 21:08:40Z

Are your Bogardus people related at all to Sarah Ann who married William Vail of Fishkill. I am related to dau. Mary who m. Miles Scofield 1859 in Fishkill. Please contact Alice at gmellen@storycity.net. Thanks.

Re: Bogardus - Salisbury

memaw601 — 2006-07-15 12:31:51Z

If you are talking about Marie Bogardus and Joseph Salisbury, married in 1810.. They had a daughter Anna who married David Byington (they are my gr.gr.gr.gr. grandparents. I can tell you about their daughter Mahala's descendants. Any information you have would be great.
Thanks,
Jan

Maria Bogardus and Joseph Salisbury

memaw601 — 2006-07-15 12:14:13Z

they had a daughter Anna who married David Byington. I think Maria Bogardus was the daughter of Henry (Hendrick) Bogardus. Anna and David had a daughter Mahala who married Robert Bell. These are my ancestors that I am trying to trace back. There is also a listing that Marie Bogardus was the daughter of Conrad Snyder and Susan Cook. Any help would be appreciated.

everardus bogardus

megan_rodecap — 2006-03-30 02:26:35Z

he is related to me generations back. my paternal grandmother's parents were burt and carrie lambdon niles and burt's parents were john and emily bogardus niles.
i'm just recently getting into this side of the family.
i did read the story and got a kick out of it.
just as i suspected-----i come from a long line of great (if totally untrue) stories.
does anyone have any more information before him? if so please contact me.maybe we can compare info. thanks .

Re: Rev. Dominie Everard Bogardus

2006-03-17 16:10:37Z

This law suit has been going around for almost 200 years and if your family got money it may have been from some source that money was gathered to fit this. My husband also is a 8th great-grandson of the Dommine and his wife Annke Jans. We have a copy of the will and it is from 1924 when a certain group were trying to get money. Your best bet on this is to look at as family histroy and enjoy the historical pursuit of genealogy. Both Rev. Bogardus abd his wife have become figures of history and most of the people I have found who are descended from them just enjoy the historical parts of it. A William Bogardus has proven so much of the hype around this couple as false. Their are many good sites on the web which will tell you the true story of the famous couple.
Good luck if you think that you are going to come into a wind fall from the Trinity Church!

Re: Rev. Dominie Everard Bogardus

2006-03-17 13:20:58Z

He was my Grandfather and some of my family members over time have received compensation for the property that was taken from them by Trinity Church. The rest is just a story? I think it is time for more reparations from the state. That seems to be the big thing now. We could clain eminent domain and get the 62 acres back or at least draw rental income from there. Thanks for your reply.