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Re: Deyo's in Binghamton

KARENHARRISON47 — 2012-05-20 21:26:21Z

His father is Peter (Peiter) Deyo they lived in New Scotland, NY this info is listed on his enlistment registration for the Union in the Civil War, hope this helps

Re: Deyo's in Binghamton

KARENHARRISON47 — 2012-05-20 21:15:25Z

there were alot of Deyo's in that area and I'm sure there still are I have read that Deyo's married Crispell, I came across it in my search but am unable to remeber exactly where it was. good luck to you and I will check in my book what was the name? you can email me to this email kgismojo@aol.com . I check mail often so please do write

Re: Deyo's in Binghamton

nanamccall12 — 2012-05-16 13:56:02Z

so glad u found what u wanted. hoping to buy the book too.just yesterday i talked with my sister-her husband is a crispell with roots back to the kingston area and they have a book too. ready for this-one of his ancesters married a deyo.lol, small world

Re: Deyo's in Binghamton

KARENHARRISON47 — 2012-05-15 18:18:50Z

thank you since posting that message I have joined ancestry and found his father and have been able to go farther back, I purchased the Deyo book and have Peter's lineage but because Daniel was older and already out of the household it wasn't listed and was much harder to trace; but I found his father was listed in his enlistment registry and went from there thank you again Karen

Re: lucy deyo miller slater burns

nanamccall12 — 2012-05-14 20:02:26Z

i know years have gone by-did u ever find starlight,pa?
It's east of new milfred,pa in susquahanna county.also near great bend and stevens point

Re: Deyo's in Binghamton

nanamccall12 — 2012-05-14 18:00:27Z

i'm pretty sur daniel t. deyos father was PETER DEYO born about 1810 married to hannah bivens , In 1850 they lived in New scotland,albany,ny

Re: Nicholas Deyo 1831-1911-Gilboa, New York

llanes326 — 2012-03-04 04:09:06Z

I can't rely on hidden stories, they're just that, stories. I'm looking for facts, that can be backed up by documents. I'm not quite sure how, by me looking up my family's history would be considered private information by your local families.

Re: Nicholas Deyo 1831-1911-Gilboa, New York

vascellaro — 2012-03-03 12:49:37Z

According to Ulster County marriage records, Leonard T White married Jennie Mae/May Moose april 14, 1923. She is the daughter of Peter & Hannah Moose, and is in 1920 census with her parents. Also in Kingston Freeman, which can be searched here on ancestry.
I just looked over your family tree. Please, if you're not sure of info, note it in your tree. No where I know of is it documented that Hiram Deyo and Rachel Coe are Old Nick's parents.
Also, some of us local families also know some of the hidden stories, and it is not fair to let the world know some of what we consider private information. Please be careful.

Re: Nicholas Deyo 1831-1911-Gilboa, New York

llanes326 — 2012-03-03 12:37:00Z

All that is correct, but then he disappears in records before 1850. I've been in touch with the Deyo genealogist and then have no record of him coming from the Deyo's that settled in New York. It's worth a shot looking at other Dryish from other areas.

Re: Nicholas Deyo 1831-1911-Gilboa, New York

vascellaro — 2012-03-03 11:58:05Z

There was a Hiram Deyo in Schoharie Co in 1830 and 1840 census, presumed to be father of Old Nick. Other family researchers, and the Deyo/Deyoe researchers in New Paltz, cannot ascertain any further information on Hiram or Old Nick.
There was a Herman Deyo in Shinglekill (Cairo) whose house burned down in early 1800's. It is possible this is Hiram mis-spelled, but that's conjecture on my part.

Mis-spellings often due to illiteracy and phonetic spellings, which was common; and accents &/or pronunciations; localized dialects; nicknames.

Re: Nicholas Deyo 1831-1911-Gilboa, New York

vascellaro — 2012-03-03 11:35:07Z

From what I remember, Old Nick being born in Canada was a mistake.
Here's census records he's in:
1850 Livingston, Columbia Co
1855 Athens, Greene Co
1860 Catskill, Greene Co (Leeds Post Office)
1870 Catskill
1875 Catskill, district 2
1880 Catskill
1900 Saugerties, Ulster Co
1905 Saugerties (hamlet of Manorville, on Ulster & Greene line; today's Augustine Rd)
1910 Saugerties

Re: Nicholas Deyo 1831-1911-Gilboa, New York

patradtke92 — 2012-03-03 03:19:50Z

Great news for you and hope you can find Nicholas and his tracks! Perhaps it may become more clear when trying to locate him in the area in which he originated from, as there are so many Deyo/Deyoes!

Good luck!

Re: Nicholas Deyo 1831-1911-Gilboa, New York

llanes326 — 2012-03-03 00:26:07Z

Hi,

This is my Nicholas and I've just found out from the Town Historian of Ulster County that records show he was born in Canada, not Gilboa, NY like I've been told. I haven't even began to look into the Canadian Deyos yet. This is a huge break for anyone who thought, like me, that he was from Gilboa!

Re: Nicholas Deyo 1831-1911-Gilboa, New York

patradtke92 — 2012-03-03 00:01:25Z

That's funny! Must be some hot coffee at the shop you frequent, I would love to have a cup!

Re: Nicholas Deyo 1831-1911-Gilboa, New York

patradtke92 — 2012-03-02 23:25:03Z

HI, I actually have been asked about Nicholas before, so he must have been a popular guy! Or more likely difficult, as you say with records being destroyed. (same goes in Wisconsin/Peshtigo Fire/1871!..) Anyhow, have you been able to view the 1870 Census at all? If so, it does have him listed living in NY, Catskill area in 1870/born 1831 and being about 39 years of age? Others residing at this same address are:

* Catharine Deyo
33 yrs, Female

* Betsey Deyo
12 yrs, Female

* Amy Deyo
11 yrs, Female

* Newton Deyo
7 yrs, Male

* Nicholas Deyo
4 yrs, Male

* Eliza Deyo
3 yrs, Female
Not sure if this is the Nicholas you refer to, but in 1870 the census had him listed in it with the members pasted above! Do you have a William P Deyo or Deyoe 1801-1889. I am trying to figure out his children and also his parents. Plus, I he had two different spouses.

I know about walls!

Pat

Re: Nicholas Deyo 1831-1911-Gilboa, New York

llanes326 — 2012-03-02 22:22:20Z

One more add on, Leonard married Jenny Mower. My grandfather told me that yesterday, I haven't followed up on it yet.

Re: Nicholas Deyo 1831-1911-Gilboa, New York

llanes326 — 2012-03-02 22:20:55Z

Wow, that's great. To add to Amy Jane and Thomas White. They had three sons, Ira, Antonio and Leonard.

As for the listing of Ida, I really think she was also Amy's. I have records that show Ida as her daughter. Also Ida died in 1911 at 27.

I've asked my grandfather about Ida, but apparently they didn't speak of it back then. One of the mysteries that I'm trying to solve.

I would love to see the pictures. I've seen a picture of Amy, but never of anyone else. thanks again!

Re: Deyo's in Binghamton

KARENHARRISON47 — 2012-03-02 22:08:41Z

I can get no farther than Daniel T. Deyo and his wife Lucy Lee, they are buried in Stevens Point Cemetery in Harmony, Pa. He was born 1844 in the state of NY but I have no idea where. I believe he is one of the Deyos from Ulster county I find Daniel Deyo in this family and I have a deyo book, but there is not listing for him ,with out his parents its very hard to find records for him , he served in the union army in the Civil War. I have that information if you would like it and if you have anything on charles' family or his siblings it would be great. my great grandmother Harriet (Hattie) Marie (Deyo) Bosket was one of Daniel's ; I think 11 children . you can email me your self if you'd like its kgismojo@aol.com. I check my mail regularly look forward to hearing from you.

Re: Nicholas Deyo 1831-1911-Gilboa, New York

vascellaro — 2012-03-02 20:55:46Z

OK, here we go with some info on children of Old Nick and Catherine:
1. William Nicholas 1861-1942 mar. Mary Jane Curtis 1861-1934;son Frank mar Genevieve Townley and had 11 children;
William N Deyo 1887-1888 buried, I think, in Asbury Cemetery near Trumpours Corners; Nellie 1894-1973 mar Garfield Burlett.

2. Newton J Deyo 1863- mar Maggie Mower and had 3 children.

3. Eliza Deyo 1868- mar William Curtis, brother of Mary Jane Curtis, buried in Palenville Cemetery.

4. Lydia Deyo mar William VanSteenburgh, they are buried in Deyo Cem on Augustine Rd.

5. Rose Deyo married Frank Augustine and had the following children:
Mary, Frank jr, Betsy, Emma, Victoria, Joseph.

6. Amy Jane married Thomas White.

7. Alfred

8. Ida

9. Betsey Ann

This is from notes I have. My info is on old computer, and not switched over yet. It may be awhile before I get that done.
I also have a picture of Old Nick with William Curtis & Eliza and William Nicholas & Mary Jane Curtis.
I may have a couple of other photos. All are on old computer.

Re: QUERY:Deyo and your reply

silverfox3280 — 2012-03-02 04:13:54Z

Thanks for the corrections and good luck!!

Re: QUERY:Deyo and your reply

patradtke92 — 2012-03-02 03:19:18Z

I apologize if I have offended you, as that is not my intention at all. I merely was commenting on the reference to the book you posted the link too, as it is wonderful and full of details! There are misspellings everywhere, and even in something as important as census taking/recording throughout history, there are many errors! I appreciate being able to have access to so much information,as it can make this entire process much more enriched. While it can be frustrating at times, trying to match information/people/accuracy/spelling/and/or other details... For me, I feel it is a blessing to have as much information as we do to gain knowledge from. If we had to make all things perfect---well, I don't believe we would have so much to access. I am not sure that I adjusted this as you asked, but I won't bother you for other questions. God Bless and thank you for your help. Pat

Re: QUERY: Deyo

patradtke92 — 2012-03-02 03:10:06Z

This book has so MUCH information! Wow, information overload here! I cannot imagine putting a book together like this! this person had to be a genius and organizing and gathering information, if in fact it is accurate, it is beyond --!

The connections I have are to the Deyo family, primarily, and am having difficulty with that even. The family was large and spread from NY, and originally from France into the midwest region of the U.S. Also, the LeFevre line, Adams, and some Belgium ancestry lines. Then from Germany, Werthmann, which is been nearly impossible. Thanks for the link! Pat

Re: Nicholas Deyo 1831-1911-Gilboa, New York

patradtke92 — 2012-03-02 03:00:53Z

Hello! I have seen several times the name Nicholas come up, but not sure if he is in my tree at this time. If you want to send me an invite to your tree, and/or an email address we can perhaps share some info and help one another out if you are interested and/or have time to do so. With a few more details perhaps I could help you.

I hope to hear from you soon!

Pat

QUERY: Arabella Hallock (1815-1880) md Daniel A Deyo of Ulster/Orange Co, NY > Parents?

silverfox3280 — 2012-03-01 22:26:27Z

QUERY: Arabella Hallock (1815-1880) md Daniel A Deyo of Ulster/Orange Co, NY > Parents?

The History of Ulster County, New York, Vol 2, p 590-1, shows an Arabella Hallock married Daniel A Deyo (as his third wife) in 1836 and had 3 children: Thomas, Anna, Margaret md John Sillick. See p 591 here:

http://books.google.com/books?id=cXqFClC7ehkC&q=Beyo#v=o...

(note this link is to Hallocks. Find 19 references to Deyo by searching for Deyo within this book.)

This family and descendants are fairly well traceable through census records after 1850. A Reference to this Arabella or Daniel Deyo is not found in either the 1928 or 1992 Hallock Genealogies.

This reference does not give her parents. All web pages I have found for Daniel Deyo either don't show Arabella as a wife at all, or show Arabella Hallock without any parents - and no web page that I have found shows any documentation for him and his family, least of all a marriage record with Arabella or other documentation.

Can her identity as a Hallock be verified?
Who were her parents? Documentation?

Thanks for your support.

Re: QUERY: Arabella Hallock (1815-1880) md Daniel A Deyo of Ulster/Orange Co, NY > Parents?

silverfox3280 — 2012-03-01 22:23:35Z

Hi there:

The misspellings and mis-identifications here are a problem. I'd really appreciate your correcting my headings that were auto-copied in the posts that you made. I guess my brain was frozen or it was late in the day. Link to editing your post is in the upper right corner of your post.

There are nineteen reference to Deyo in the Ulster family book. Thomas was one of three children Daniel A had with Arabella Hallock, and one of several more he had with two earlier wives - all shown in the link. Here it is again - although I'll change it to show Deyo search results rather than Hallock search results (search box is in the left panel):

http://books.google.com/books?id=cXqFClC7ehkC&q=Beyo#v=o...

Thanks

Re: QUERY: Arabella Hallock (1815-1880) md Daniel A Deyo of Ulster/Orange Co, NY > Parents?

silverfox3280 — 2012-03-01 22:17:21Z

Thanks for the note and you are welcome.

It also caused me to review my post and see that I misspelled Deyo several times, plus called the man who married Arabella as Thomas (her son), rather than Daniel A!!

I've corrected those misspellings, thank you very much, but can you change the misspelling that carried over into your post? Just hit the "edit" link in the upper right of your post and you can change the wrong spelling to the name.

Thanks

Re: QUERY: Arabella Hallock (1815-1880) md Thomas J Deyo of Ulster/Orange Co, NY > Parents?

patradtke92 — 2012-03-01 21:29:04Z

Hi, No worries on mispellings, the people themselves and/or those who tracked the data and historical records of folks is not always accurate or consistent either. In fact, people at times back then, even chose to use abbreviated names and/or a different spelling of a name for themselves. I have a family member who I didn't realize her first name was Jeanette, as everyone called her Lois. In fact, she too was a Deyo or Deyoe and most of her siblings also went by a different first name. Clifford was Mike- now, how does one get Mike out of Clifford? So that is not a problem! I am trying to trace if Thomas is a sibling of one of my Deyo family members. Do you know if Thomas had siblings and if so what their names are? Also, who Thomas's parents are and birth dates. I have a gap in the early 1800's that I am trying to clear up. Thank you, Pat

Re: Nicholas Deyo 1831-1911-Gilboa, New York

llanes326 — 2012-03-01 15:13:34Z

I can't seem to get pass Nicholas Deyo. It's like I hit a wall. I can't seem to find anything on his parents. What is your line of ancestors?

Re: Nicholas Deyo 1831-1911-Gilboa, New York

llanes326 — 2012-03-01 15:10:37Z

My Grandfather George White's parents are Ira White and Bridget Carraher. Ira is the son of Amy Deyo White. My grandfather just turned 95 a month ago.

Re: William H Deyo son of Lansing Deyo of New Scotland NY

patradtke92 — 2012-03-01 13:33:14Z

Hello, I also am researching the Deyo Deyoe line coming from France to NY New Paultz region and branching out from there to IL, MI, and WI.
William, Christian, Peter and so on.
A very large family,
Pat

Re: Deyo's in Binghamton

vascellaro — 2012-03-01 13:19:16Z

Isn't that where there was some bluestone quarrying going on? I think sometimes you can still see really big pieces that were quarried but now unable to get to.

Re: Nicholas Deyo 1831-1911-Gilboa, New York

patradtke92 — 2012-03-01 13:17:23Z

Hello, more than likely our Deyo connections are in same name of Deyo, however I also am trying to clear up some confusing connections of the Deyo and Deyoe families who settled in NY about early 1600s-1800s.

Pat

Re: Edward P Deyo b.30 June 1922 New york d.26 December 2005 Traverse City (Warren, MI)

patradtke92 — 2012-03-01 13:04:31Z

Hi I do not have this person, though do have the Deyo line connected ----possibly living in the traverse region in the 1800's. Do you have other Deyo or Deyoes in your tree?
Pat

Re: Deyo's in Binghamton

cferrara183 — 2012-03-01 10:45:19Z

Wolven Hollow is the name of the Hollow Old Nick Deyo lived at the foot of, on Manorville Road. Augustine Road leads up into Wolven Hollow. My guess is the Wolven's were Holland Dutch. There's a Cellar Hole up in that Hollow, that is known as the Louchie Wolven Place.

Re: Deyo's in Binghamton

vascellaro — 2012-03-01 10:11:09Z

I'd have to dig it out, but, the Deyo's went to Earlton from Wolven Hollow. Jackass Hollow is named for them as well because of their hauling with jackasses.
Before Wolven Hollow, Old Nick had land in Kiskatom, I think behind Friar Tuck. He sold that and moved to Manorville.

Re: Nicholas Deyo 1831-1911-Gilboa, New York

vascellaro — 2012-03-01 09:25:55Z

Who were George's parents?

Re: Deyo's in Binghamton

llanes326 — 2012-02-29 22:23:55Z

Hi, I wanted to check to see if we knew the same Rose Deyo. Did she have a sister, Amy Deyo? My grandfather always said that we have Indian in us, but I never could find anything on it. Amy Deyo is my ggreat grandmother who had a sister, Rose who married Frank. Supposely Frank and Thomas (Amy's Husband) were cousins from Italy. Thought?

Re: Nicholas Deyo 1831-1911-Gilboa, New York

llanes326 — 2012-02-29 22:18:13Z

Well I do know that my grandfather had 2 uncles, one was Leonard and the other Antonio. They were Thomas and Amy's sons. I don't have much infomation on them though.

Re: Deyo's in Binghamton

llanes326 — 2012-02-29 22:12:48Z

Hi would you happen to have anymore information on William (Nicholas) and Catherine Deyo. they are my gggreat grandparents. I can't seem to find out who William's father was.

Re: Nicholas Deyo 1831-1911-Gilboa, New York

cferrara183 — 2012-02-29 19:28:52Z

A few years back, I'd occasionally talk to a Guy, who's name was Lenny White. He had the appearance of a Guy who came from the Good Ole Days. Back in the Good Ole Days, it was very common to change names so they were more American sounding. I used to talk to Violet Finger who's Maiden name was Augustine. She told Me the Old Timers were very closed mouthed about any name changes. Lenny White, lived in a neighborhood along with several other old timers whose last name was Curtis. Willie Curtis married Liza Deyo and Tommy White married Amy Deyo. Sonds like they're Cousins.

Re: Nicholas Deyo 1831-1911-Gilboa, New York

llanes326 — 2012-02-29 16:52:57Z

I heard that Thomas and Frank were cousins from my Grandpa and found out about Rose being married to Frank. My Grandpa nkew they were cousins but didn't know exactly how. I did not know that they jumped ship or about the bizzard of 1888. Something else to think and inquire about. Do you know or heard of George White, he's my grandfather. I still have family, mostly cousins that live in NY.

Re: Nicholas Deyo 1831-1911-Gilboa, New York

cferrara183 — 2012-02-29 14:24:08Z

My Paternal Grandfather came to this Country from Sciacca, Sicily. Some of the Family Coffee Shop Gossip is, is that He jumped Ship. Some times I wonder if they didn't just throw some of those Guys overboard ???

Re: Nicholas Deyo 1831-1911-Gilboa, New York

vascellaro — 2012-02-29 14:12:49Z

I made a mistake! the story is Frank Augustine jumped ship during the Blizzard of 88.
Yes, both he and Thomas White were from Italy.
Thomas married Amy Jane, Frank married Rose.

Re: Nicholas Deyo 1831-1911-Gilboa, New York

cferrara183 — 2012-02-29 14:04:48Z

I heard a similar story. I heard He was Frank Augustine's Cousin. Frank also came from Italy. I heard He married Frank's Wife's Sister. Frank's Wife was Rose Deyo.

Re: Nicholas Deyo 1831-1911-Gilboa, New York

vascellaro — 2012-02-29 13:57:00Z

Also, there is a family story that Thomas White, husband of Amy Jane Deyo, came from Italy to here during the Blizzard of 1888.

Re: Nicholas Deyo 1831-1911-Gilboa, New York

vascellaro — 2012-02-29 13:52:07Z

Harold Deyo was the son of Frank Deyo and Genevieve Townley.
Frank's parents were William Nicholas Deyo and Mary Jane Curtis.
Mary Jane's brother William Curtis married WN's sister Eliza.
The only info I have on Ida is her birth and death.
My info comes from Ed Hillicoss, who passed away a few years ago.

Re: Deyo's in Binghamton

DDeyo — 2012-02-28 17:45:49Z

Your "Uncle Charlie who taught his dog to speak" was my grandfather. I remember Trixie, his German Shepard. I am trying to find more information about his lineage. His father was Daniel T., but I can find nothing further back than that. Do you know who Daniel's father was?

Re: Deyo's in Binghamton

DDeyo — 2012-02-28 17:42:43Z

Well this reply is long overdue. That is my dad; he was born in 1920. How did you know him?

Re: Nicholas Deyo 1831-1911-Gilboa, New York

llanes326 — 2012-02-22 22:52:34Z

Thank you. I'll ask my grandpa, George White. I know that he remembers playing with his cousins, from Rose's children. He would tell me stories about how many there were. Thank you again.

Re: Nicholas Deyo 1831-1911-Gilboa, New York

cferrara183 — 2012-02-22 22:33:48Z

I knew some of the relatives of Rose Deyo who were Her Children from Her marriage to Frank Augustine. One of Nicholas Deyo's Grandsons, who's name Harold was living in West Saugerties, back in the 40' and 50's. I'll do some asking try to find out if there are any relatives from the Nicholas Deyo Family that might be living in this area.