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LANSING FAMILY JOURNEY

bill_lansing — 9 Mar 2008 12:09:48 GMT

have spent the last several years compiling my direct Lansing Family line back to Holland as well as the indirect Lansing lines descending from Frederick Lansingk from Holland in the late 1600's. I have over 5,500 direct and indirect connections to the Lansing line originating from up-state New York. It was a massive undertaking, but I am now mostly complete. I am willing to share my work and exchange information post dating the census information after 1930. I will check the forum frequently and ask that you post your contact information on e-mail and I will contact you. At some point, I will write the 3rd edition to my Lansing Family Journey book.

LANSING Barbara J 1933-

t42Moore — 14 Nov 2008 1:47:54 GMT

LANSING Barbara J 1933-

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 198,166 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com If you know more about this person please reply here.

LANSING William A 1931-1979

t42Moore — 14 Nov 2008 1:47:44 GMT

LANSING William A 1931-1979

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 198,166 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com If you know more about this person please reply here.

Rev. Peter Lansing

copet1 — 17 Jun 2007 4:27:13 GMT

Is anyone familiar with Peter Lansing? He served in Wisconsin as a Freewill Baptist minister. I am President of the Wisconsin Freewill Baptist Historical Society and am trying to find descendants of deceased ministers, like I am, in the hopes of learning more about these people as well as possible orchestrating a “reunion” of the descendants of these ministers in 2008. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you!

Isaac Rapson X Mary Ann Watkins Eng>Canada

the_stricklers — 10 Apr 2002 2:41:26 GMT

I am looking for anyone with connections to these folks. They came to Canada between 1830 and 1860.

George E. Lansing b ca 1820 NY

ElizabethHanson46 — 31 Jul 2002 4:20:16 GMT

Need help with ancestors and descendants of George E. Lansing. He was married to Malinda G. Husted and they had daughters Sarah Malinda b 1847 and Josie b 1864.

Lansing Family Research

Dorothy Sullivan — 20 Nov 2005 11:51:00 GMT

I have been researching my Lansings from Rensselaer County, NY for several years. Just came back from there and have some new info about Harpert Lansing and family to share. Would love to chat with Elizabeth Lansing about her family.

George E Lansing b. abt 1823 New York state

ElizabethHanson46 — 4 Jan 2008 3:08:05 GMT

Further research indicates that George E LANSING b. 1823, NY, married Mary CATLINE b. 1826, NY, by 1846. Their children are: Helen or Ellen b. 1846, NY; Sarah b. 1847, possibly in New Jersey; Leonard b. 1860, NY; and Josephine b. 1864, NY.

Is George Lansing the son of G P LANSING residing in West Troy, Albany, New York, in 1840?

Adam Lansing

Donald Lansing — 19 Dec 2001 4:12:44 GMT

My great grandfather was Adam Lansing, married to Mary Child. He was a cooper by trade and I found him on the 1840 NY Federal census in Cortland county in Truxton township. Also in the 1850 NY Federal census in Madison county in De Ruyter township and finally in 1860 NY Federal census in Cayuga county in Moravia township where my grandfather John Ortho Lansing was born in 1861. Any information on his parents woul be appreciated.

Peter Lansing of Otsego and Schoharie Co, NY

lindatutt — 15 Jun 2007 1:31:51 GMT

In our family we have a Peter Lansing, born about 1812, most likely in Otsego or Albany County, NY. He was married twice. I have no information about his first wife. His second wife was Harriet, last name unknown. Peter was listed on the 1850 census in Cherry Valley, Otsego Co, NY, with a birthdate of about 1813. His spouse was Harriet Lansing, with a birthdate of about 1829 in NY. Also listed was James Lansing, born about 1836, and Edgar Lansing, born about 1841, both in NY. Presumably these children were from Peter's first marriage. Also in the household were Clemen and Eleanor Renoe. Clemen was born about 1787, and Eleanor born about 1786, both in NY.

On the 1860 census, Peter and Harriet Lansing were listed in Sharon, Walworth Co, WI. Their household at that time included Elbert Lansing, born 1850 in NY, Emily Lansing, born 1853 in Illinois, and Jane Lansing, born 9.12.1860 in Walworth Co, WI.

In 1870 the Lansings were back in NY, this time in Richmondville, Schoharie Co. Peter, with a birthdate of abt 1815 in NY, Harriet, with a birthdate of abt 1829 in NY, Elbert, born abt 1851 in NY, Louisa born abt 1854 in IL, and Jenny, born abt 1860 in WI.

In 1880, Harriet is living as mother-in-law in the household of Edward K. Joslyn, and his wife Louise L. Joslyn in Richmondville. Edward K. Joslyn, with a birthdate of abt 1846 in NY, Louise L., with a birthdate of abt 1854 in IL, Lloyd Joslyn, with a birthdate of abt 1877 in NY (son), Louise Joslyn, with a birthdate of abt 1874 in NY (daughter), and Harriet Lansing, with a birthdate of abt 1832 in NY (mother-in-law).

Peter is not found on the 1880 census.

Peter and Harriet Lansing are buried in lot 28-2 in Richmondville Cemetery. The dates on their tombstones read Harriet b. 1834 and d. 1898. Peter b. 1812 and died 1894.

According to baptismal records of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Richmondville 1867-1892, Jenny Lansing, youngest daughter of Peter and Harriet, was record #126 on 5 April 1879. Jenny married Charles Hallenbeck, and they resided in Schoharie County. They later moved to Otsego Co. Jenny died 14 July 1929 in Oneonta. Charles and Jenny had four children, three of whom lived to be adults. They were Fred Lansing Hallenbeck, born 1893, Harold Hallenbeck, born 1895, and Karl Hallenbeck, born 1898.

I am hoping someone recognizes some of these individuals and may know the origins of Peter and Harriet Lansing. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

linda tutt
green bay, wisconsin

Gerrit I. Lansing

christinewands — 5 Apr 2004 7:40:42 GMT

Gerrit I. Lansing married Marritje/Marie Van Deusen sometime before 1791.

They had at least three children:
Jacob, born December, 1791
Helena, born November, 1795
Geertruy/Gertrude, born April 7, 1798. (my great-great-grandmother)

All were baptised in the Boght-Becker Dutch Reformed Church of Colonie, Albany County, New York.

The family apparently resided at Charleston, Mongtomery County, New York, where Gerrit appears to have been a founding settler.

I am looking for the parentage of both Gerrit and Maria. Thanks in advance to anyone who has any information about this family!

Sincerely,

Christine Wands
Cincinnati, Ohio

Seeking Information on John Jay(J) Lansing b. NY moved to Co.

lemurian_1 — 19 Jun 2002 11:24:33 GMT

Edward S. Lansing, M.D. of Watertown, NY; Vineland, NJ, Burlington, NJ 1800s.

SusanHopkins68 — 7 Jan 2007 2:52:38 GMT

Sharing a found tidbit from a pamphlet in my possession - Early Physicians of Vineland, NJ., pub 1903 by Vineland Historical and Antiquarian Society. Not interested in him myself, only have the location in common.
Pg 25"Edward S. LANSING, M.D. had been a successful physician in Watertown, N.Y. He came to Vineland in 1867 with his family for change of climate, not proposing to engage in medical practice. He did, however, occasionally assist his professional brothers in consultation. He purchased a fruit farm and a cranberry bog, and later engaged in railroad building. IN 1874 he removed to Burlington, N.J. and engaged in medical practice. He was stricken with paralysis and died a few years later."

Vineland, according to the introduction, in 1861 was an almost unbroken tract of wilderness when one "Mr. Charles K. Landis proposed to establish his new colony." It began to attract those from the north seeking a place of milder climate. After the Civil War, it also attracted discharged soldiers seeking employment, new homes and a change of occupation.
No need to contact me. I have no other info on this person and don't desire any. Happy hunting !

James Lansing of Gansevoort NY b. abt 1878

Elizabeth Lansing — 17 Nov 2006 5:07:25 GMT

I suspect that this man may be my relative also as my Lansing family lived in that area around that time also.
I have the following names from that same generation who I have no spouses for who were all siblings of my 3rd great grandfather David Lansing. I also have no children's names for his siblings either and it is possible due to the place and date that James could be a nephew of my David.
If James is a nephew to David then these male names are possibilities for the father of James but is just a wild hunch or rather an educated guess: Sanders/Saunders Lansing, Eugene H.(possibly Hungerford) Lansing and Albert Lansing. These brothers had a sister named Catherine b. abt 1841 ; my family bible states that they were all of "Northumberland" which is I believe part of Gansevoort or Vice Versa. I went there recently and both are small villages adjacent to one another. My Lansing family, David Lansing was the son of George Lansing and Harriet Schermerhorn; George's sister Susan Lansing was married to Herman Melville's Uncle Peter Gansevoort after Gansevoort's first wife died. Peter Gansevoort was the son of the famous Gen'l Peter Gansevoort of Fort Stanwix fame next to which stands a statue of the same. Please email me at my above addy and perhaps we can sort this out together. Elizabeth Lansing

James Lansing B. abt.1878 Gansevoort

audrey — 5 Dec 2006 12:25:53 GMT

I am searching for James Lansing B. abt.1878 Gansevoort , NY ?? I know he died December 17,1935 in Putnam , NY
He married Hattie M. Carter . 1909 , 1910 they lived in Whitehall , NY . His brother Charles Leonard Lansing lived with him . They also had a sister Josie . I do not have very much information on any other family and have not had any luck finding anything else . They did have a daughter Catherine M. Lansing , married Frederick Richardson.
Thank you,
acondon@nycap.rr.com

James Lansing B.Abt. 1878 In New York

audrey — 17 Nov 2006 12:50:19 GMT

I am searching for James Lansing B. abt.1878 Gansevoort , NY ?? I know he died December 17,1935 in Putnam , NY
He married Hattie M. Carter . 1909 , 1910 they lived in Whitehall , NY . His brother Charles Leonard Lansing lived with him . I do not have very much information on any other family and have not had any luck finding anything else . They did have a daughter Catherine M. Lansing , married Frederick Richardson.

Mary Etta LANSING m Albert Jerome WARD 11 Aug 1878

Terri Winterton — 24 Oct 2006 4:49:43 GMT

I am looking for more information concerning a Mary Etta (Maryetta) LANSING (born 1 Jan 1858) in Illinois who married Albert Jerome WARD (Md. 11 Aug 1878) in Lancaster, Neb. Her parents could possibly be Everett and Julia Ann (Caine) Lansing but am unsure. Does anyone have information about this Lansing line?

Sidney Lansing

wsimard1 — 26 Sep 2006 4:07:58 GMT

Looking for info on Sidney Lansing born about 1831. Shows up in 1860 census for Hoosick, NY. I think father was Cornelius also from Hoosick. Sidney's wife and children turn up in 1870 census in Cohoes, NY. Wife is re-maried. No further evidence of Sidney. Checked Military records thinking maybe he served in civil war. No luck. Any help would be appreciated.

victor lansing

caravan89 — 28 Aug 2006 4:21:32 GMT

Looking for info/descendents of Victor A Lansing born approx 1894/5 in Bklyn NY. He was the son of Ascel(Axel) Landsnos from Norway and Victorina Erickson of Finland. Name was changed somewhere, marriage certificate is as noted above but census records have it as Lansing in 1900, 1910,1920 and 1930.
Victorina died young and Victor went to live with his grandparents, Anders Victor Erickson and Emelie Swenson(second wife), also resided with them was his uncle Erik Arthur Erickson, about the same age.
Victor Lansing was in the Navy in 1920 and living in Queens NY as a boarder.

Lansing, John Wesley

Roger L'Heureux — 7 Aug 2006 3:27:43 GMT

John Lansing married Jennie Beckett March 6, 1889 Darlington Twp, Ontario. Children are Lillian Beatrice 1890, Herman and William Ernest 1893 and Vira Elsie 1895. Father of John is Freeman Lansing and older sister of John is Elizabeth Lansing. Seeking info on this side of family

Lansing Family

sethmcc38 — 4 Jul 2006 2:35:50 GMT

I am James I Lansing Jr..my father-James Ira Lansing..my grandfather-William A Lansing (1907-1933) and my grandmother-Ruth A Beekman-Lansing-Priddy..I am now at a loss...please.......HELP...thanx..Jim

Harmon and Eleanor Lansing

Bill Lansing — 27 Mar 2006 5:40:35 GMT

Searching for ancestors of Harmon Lansing, b.6\1\1774 m. Eleanor _______ b.8/1776 children: Lawrence b. 12/1804; Cornelienz b.4/1807; John b.2/1812

LANSING Biography Found

DougTrace — 22 Jan 2003 2:48:49 GMT

Dear Lansing Board listeners,

On a recent trip to a bookstore, I found a Biography of a Grace LANSING. I got this book for the purpose of Grace's second marriage, to Gerard LAMBERT. I have LAMBERT's in my ancestry. I did not pay for this book. The bookstore I found it at ia a free bookstore and more info on the bookstore can be found at www.bookthing.org. After reading this Biography, it doesn't have any ancestrial ties to my LAMBERT's and I will be happy to do lookups and/or send this book to the rightful decendants. This book also has "LANSING" pictures.

Surnames in book:

LAMBERT
MULL
LANSING
MOFFET
COXE

Sincerely,
Doug TRACE

Alvada Hefty

Rose Purvis-Lesher — 24 Nov 2001 12:03:41 GMT

I am looking for descendents of Alvada Hefty, if you are related to this Alvada the name Blanche Purvis should be familiar to you
Thanks
Rose Purvis-Lesher

Freeman Maxwell Lansing

marrog67 — 12 Dec 2005 10:09:07 GMT

Searching for family connection for Freeman Maxwell Lansing who resided in the Scugog, Ontario area. His father was Freeman Maxwell Lansing and mother was Katherine B. 1812. 1871 Ontario Census indicate German origin. Appears Freeman moved to Ontario from USA and eventually married Katherine. My grandmother was Elizabeth Ann Lansing B 1864.

George D. Lansing and Gertrude J. Williams

Elizabeth Ann Lansing — 6 Dec 2005 11:05:45 GMT

George D. (likely David) Lansing was b. 1864
and was the son
of David Lansing and Minerva Lucy Yattaw.

George D. Lansing m. Gertrude J. Williams
25 Oct 1884 but I do not know if they ever had any children.
I am looking for their descendants and for the opportunity to share my genealogical info and photos with them in exchange for what they would like to share by way of email or regular mail.
Thank you,
Elizabeth Ann Lansing

Catherine S. Lansing and Louis Germain

Elizabeth Ann Lansing — 6 Dec 2005 11:01:29 GMT

Catherine was b. 1862 in Northumberland, N.Y.

She and Louis had two children that I know of:

Lewis Germain who m. Ethel Clements however would like to know if they had children and would like to contact their descendants and exchange genealogical info and copy and share photos.

Elizabeth Ann Lansing

Pearl E. Lansing and Edgar Wilson and dau Gertrude Wilson

Elizabeth Ann Lansing — 6 Dec 2005 10:55:59 GMT

Pearl was b.1884 S.Glens Falls, New York
They had a dau. Gertrude Wilson.
I would like to know if Gertrude ever married and if so if she had any children.

Thank you,

Elizabeth Ann Lansing

Clarence Lansing and Ethel Gregory

Elizabeth Ann Lansing — 6 Dec 2005 10:53:16 GMT

Clarence was b. abt 1888 but I could be off on that date. He was the son of John Henry Seymour Lansing
and Alice Blood who m. in 1883.

I don't know if Clarence and Ethel ever had children and would like to know who Ethel's parents were.

Thank you.
Elizabeth Ann Lansing

John Henry Seymour Lansing and Alice Blood

Elizabeth Ann Lansing — 6 Dec 2005 10:49:14 GMT

They had the following issue:

1. Frank Lansing
2. Pearl E. Lansing b. 1884 m. Edgar Wilson of Albany
they had no children but would like to know who Edgar Wilson's parents were).
3. J. Sewell B. Lansing b. 1888 (did he marry or have children?..am seeking to know)
4.Clarence Lansing (born when?) m. Ethel Gregory
Did they have any children?

Anyone having any info on the above relatives, I would love to hear from you and exchange other Lansing info with you and photos thank you.
Elizabeth Ann Lansing

Desc. of David Lansing and Minerva L. Yattaw

Elizabeth Ann Lansing — 6 Dec 2005 10:41:08 GMT

They had John Henry S. Lansing b. 1860
who m. Alice Blood
2. Catherine S. Lansing b. 1862 M. Lewis Germain

I am looking for their descendants.

3. George Lansing b. 1864 m. Gertrude Williams; they had Gertrude Lansing b. abt 1888 or 1890
4. Hiram Richard Lansing (my gr. grandfather
who m. Cora Estella Durkee (who had three sisters
Nellie Durkee b. 1872 m. Edwin Hocmer
Loretta Rose Durkee b. 1874 m.Charles Rosa
Lucy Lula Durkee b. 1877 m. Herbert Carpenter)
5. Eugene Hungerford Lansing b. 1870

I would like to exchange genealogical info which i have most of and also scan and share our photographs through exchanges of emails.

Elizabeth Ann Lansing

looking for long lost cousins of my gr.gr fa. sibs descend.

familytreewriter777 — 5 Dec 2005 5:33:35 GMT

I'm looking for descendants of the following surnames that married into my Lansing line;
Germain and Blood surnames specifically and their descendants of varying surnames due to marriage of the females to males of different surnames.

Thank you; would love to find these close relatives.

Wendell Lansing

familytreewriter777 — 17 Nov 2005 12:21:48 GMT

Just curious of course about his direct ancestors, starting with his dad. I have a huge amount of Lansing research and have been doing research on my surname for 28 years. Would enjoy a chat through email and more info to see if we connect.
Thank you

Elizabeth Ann Lansing

Wendell and Eliza Lansing of Plattsburgh, NY

Wade Wood — 18 Nov 2000 9:38:27 GMT

I am looking for information on my grandmother's grandmother. Her grandmother's name according to family tree I have was Catherine Lansing daughter of Wendell and Eliza Lansing. In searching I found that her headstone says Emiline not Catherine?? Anyway their was a Wendell Lansing that started newspapers in the Clinton and Essex County areas of NY, and he died at the same time as the Wendell Lansing that is my g,g,g,g,grandfather. So I believe that they are the same person, But having hard time finding proof. If anyone has any info or can make out this message I would greatly appreciate it.

Alida Lansing

ccwalkeruwp — 23 Apr 2005 5:22:11 GMT

I am searching for any information on Alida Lansing. All I know is that she married Abraham Van Arnhem and they lived in New York.

I would appreciate any help. Thanks.

Robert R Lansing of Indiana killed in South Pacific WWII

Dave_Dwiggins — 27 Jun 2005 4:36:25 GMT

Garrit J. Lansing, Hendrick J. Lansing of Manor Rennselaerswyck

pete gonigam — 1 May 2005 8:56:16 GMT

These men are the sons of Jacob Hendrick Lansing and Helena Pruyn. Does anyone know where they (or Jacob H. for that matter) actually lived? I suspect it was somewhere near Hoosic, NY, but I'm not sure.

Jane Lansing married James Seymour

Gary Lane — 31 Mar 2005 6:13:40 GMT

I am looking for information on Jane Lansing who married James Seymour. They lived in the Port Byron, NY area before moving to Schenectady. Thank you for any help.

Robert Lansing, Secretary of State and wife Eleanor ?

familytreewriter777 — 4 Nov 2005 4:28:27 GMT

Robert Lansing and his wife Eleanor ? (do you know her surname? please write to me and tell me; thank you) have stately photographs of themselves hanging in the study or parlor of the Lansing Manor in North Blenheim, N.Y. in the Catskills along the bank of the Hudson River which is now owned and operated by the N.Y. Power Authority. The mansion on umpteen acres once owned by the Chancellor of State John Lansing Jr. who was one of our nation's founding fathers and sat on the First Continental Congress (though did not sign the Constitution due to his fear of too strong a central gov't like Gr. Britain had had over the colonies) is open for tours and contains many of the original family artifacts.
The huge red barn on the property has been converted to a museum displaying the creation of electricity by hydro power
from the Hudson river. The mansion was originally built by the prominent political figure for his daughter Frances Lansing who married Jacob Sutherland who apparently is reported to be somehow related to Washington Irving the author of Sleepy Hollow written about the Catskills. A tourguide told me that after showing me through the mansion that once belonged to my fourth great grandfather's brother John Lansing Jr. my ancestor is Dr. Abraham Gerrit Lansing whose portrait is in the hallway with John's and their brother Gerrits as well. Robert Lansing is related to these men as well and served as the second secty of State to Pres. Woodrow Wilson around the time of WW 1 years later.

correction re: Susan Abrahamse Lansing's parentage

familytreewriter777 — 4 Nov 2005 4:28:27 GMT

Please note that in the book entitled: The Gansevoorts of Albany by Kenny, there is an error on page 184. In actuality
Susan Lansing's father is Abraham Gerrit Lansing. He is Not
her grandfather but her father. I don't know if the author is still living as her book was published in 1969. It is really an excellent work and filled with great genealogical information on the Lansings of Albany and their connection with the infamous Gansevoort family. The Lansings were known largely for their civic service filling many community political offices on a local and state and federal level. The Gansevoorts were indeed very wealthy due to their income as merchants.
The two families were indeed among the most prominent in the city of Albany. This Lansing line settled in Albany circa
1640.

Lansing and Herman Melville connection

familytreewriter777 — 4 Nov 2005 4:28:27 GMT

Susan Lansing, daughter of Dr. Abraham Gerrit Lansing and second wife to Peter Gansevoort brings a type of relationship between the Lansings and Melvilles by her marriage to Peter Gansevoort (son of Col. Peter Gansevoort of Rev. war fame).
Peter Gansevoort (son of the above Col.) was married first to Mary Sanford. After her death he married Susan Lansing who was about 39 at the time and had never before been married.
Peter Gansevoort was the biological uncle of Herman Melvilled through his sister Maria Gansevoort (Herman's mother) who married Allan Melville. This was the first generation of the Melvill line to take on the added "e" at the end to distinguish their family line from the others of the same surname (Melvill/Melville). Arrowhead the home of the famous author of Moby Dick, Typee, White Jacket, Billy Budd, is open for tours in Pittsfield, Mass. and I understand has a regular family reunion for those related to Herman Melville.

re: two photos of Dr.Abraham Gerrit Lansing

familytreewriter777 — 4 Nov 2005 4:28:27 GMT

A wonderful very large portrait of this man who was brother to John Lansing Jr.,Chancellor of N.Y., hangs in the foyer of the Lansing Manor in North Blenheim, N.Y. about fifty miles or more southwest of Albany,N.Y. It was created around 1804-7 I believe and shows him as a young professional and is of his profile.
Another portrait of his profile was created years later when he was about middle-aged perhaps 40 or older showing him a bit heavier with coarser features, with his hair still dark but not as full. This picture can be found in a little yellow book which you can purchase online I believe for only four dollars written by Stephen Bielinski (forgive me if I've misspelled the name); simply type in Abraham Yates Jr. and you should find a link to it eventually or use the author's name better yet.
Abraham G. Lansing was the son-in-law of Abraham Yates Jr. and his portrait in middle-age can be found in this book on A.Yates Jr. and reveals Yates' amazing career in the political affairs of his day which was topped off by his being instrumental in the rallying of the colonists in Albany,N.Y. to free the colonies from the tyranny of British rule in pre-revolutionary America.
I would like to note that while researching online recently I found an error in regard to the name of Abraham Lansing. As I had stated earlier this Abraham Gerrit Lansing is not to be confused with his grandson Abraham "Abe" Lansing (atty) and husband of Catherine "Kate" Gansevoort Lansing. I recall that while searching through the online files of either the Schenectady or Saratoga Historical Socty I found a picture of Abe Lansing which was being portrayed as the portrait of Dr. Abraham Gerrit Lansing. You can verify I am right by going to the Lansing Manor and seeing the true portrait of Dr. Abraham Gerrit Lansing done in profile mode and the much later photo taken of the younger Abe Lansing his grandson who has a moustache and faces front in his portrait which are as different as night and day. In contrast, atty. Abe Lansing's picture, a very similar looking one resembling the portrait that is online actually but which is named incorrectly using his grandfather's name of Abraham G. Lansing, can also be found in Alice P. Kenny's book, The Gansevoorts of Albany between pages 132 and 133, plate number 25 where he is found sitting in his law office as a middle aged man with his typical full handle bar moustache taken with black and white film in the late 1800's or early 1900's. He is sitting in his leather chair with his face at 3/4 view.

Dutch surnames and given names in general; also Lansing/Lansingh

familytreewriter777 — 4 Nov 2005 4:28:27 GMT

; I have discovered that my Lansing line varies in spelling between Lansing and Lansingh, the latter being the spelling of the old Dutch way of writing the surname.
I have also found it interesting to note that the females in the Dutch lines took their father's first name automatically as their middle names as did their male siblings thus allowing an easier tracing of their parentage on their paternal side. Often they took their mother's maiden name for a middle name however instead it appears.
Note in Susan Lansing's name their appears the name of her father Abraham with -se at the end which I am most sure means "of" or "from" denoting she is his daughter, thus
Susan Abrahamse Lansingh is the original Dutch spelling I've seen. Does anyone know if Santje is the Dutch btw for Susannah or Susan? I would love to have my curiosity satisfied regarding that. Also, does anyone know if Tanneke is the Dutch for Susannah or Susan? I believe the Dutch Reformed Church of Albany gave Susanna Yates Lansing the two names of Santje Tanneke but later she is referred to by Susanna which I can't help but think must be the anglicized version if not the exact translation of one of the two obviously Dutch given names. Any comments would be most appreciated.

Correct vital record info for Susannah (Santje/Tanneke) Yates wife of Dr. Abraham Gerrit Lansing son of Gerrit Jacobse Lansing

familytreewriter777 — 4 Nov 2005 4:28:27 GMT

John Lansing Jr. Chancellor of State; delegate to the Ist Continental Congress; Bill of Rights

familytreewriter777 — 4 Nov 2005 4:28:27 GMT

Atty. Abraham "Abe" Lansing husband of Catherine Kate Gansevoort

familytreewriter777 — 4 Nov 2005 4:28:27 GMT

A book entitled: The Gansevoorts of Albany by Alice P. Kenny
gives detailed information on this couple. Kenny refers to the Gansevoorts as patricians throughout the book and to the Lansings as Plebians which comes off as judgmental for any Lansing who reads it as well as looking rather silly in the year 2005 many years after the books publication. All is forgiven however as Ms. Kenny has created a wonderful work which provides a great "read" for anyone of the Lansing or Gansevoort clan. In short, Abe was Christopher Yates Lansing's son who was Dr. Abraham Gerrit Lansing's son.
Catherine Gansevoort Lansing was the daughter of Peter Gansevoort by his first wife Mary Sanford; his second wife was Susan Lansing, sister to Christopher Yates Lansing. This made Abe Lansing a nephew to Susan Lansing by blood.
When Susan Lansing married Catherine Gansevoort's widowed father, Peter, then Catherine became considered briefly a "cousin" to Abe by marriage so when they married one another Kenny states that Abe Lansing married his cousin Kate Gansevoort but it is a stretch of terms; just FYI.
More info on this can be obtained by emailing Elizabeth Ann Lansing at familytree-writer@juno.com

Abraham G. Lansing marr. Santje/Tanneke (Susanna) Yates

familytreewriter777 — 4 Nov 2005 4:28:27 GMT

There is a huge error in Claude Munsell's Annals of Albany
which states my fourth Great Grandfather Dr.Abraham Gerrit Lansing's wife as another Susanna however genealogists of current times state otherwise that Santje/Tanneke also known as Susanna (Yates, dau. of Abraham Yates Jr.) is the correct wife. I believe the Historical Society in Schenectady and other area historical societies can confirm this. Just a FYI comment; I went wild for over fifteen or more years trying to sort this out. For more info, you may contact me at
familytree-writer@juno.com My maiden name is my legal name now which is Elizabeth Ann Lansing (no longer Hughey)

Harriet [LANSING] PAWLEY 1904-1994

Clifford_Ocheltree — 11 Dec 2004 6:10:55 GMT

Looking for the parents of Harriet LANSING born 24 February 1904 in Japan. Married to Myron Gould PAWLEY. Died in Riverside California 27 Aug 1994. May have a living sister named Olive.

Any help appreciated

LANSING graves in Lenora East Cemetery, Norton Co., Kansas

1transcriber — 29 Nov 2006 2:57:57 GMT

Graves for 3 LANSING individuals are in the Lenora East Cemetery (Lenora, Norton Co., Kansas), on-line transcription at:
http://www.rootsweb.com/~kslca/index.htm

Gerritt Lansing Family Albany, NY

mcalhoun70 — 15 Jul 2002 1:43:24 GMT

My great aunt Ida L. Calhoun married Norton R. Lansing. Norton was the son of Gerritt and Maria Rector. I am trying to find any information on them I can. I am from Albany, NY.

Michael Calhoun

Cpl. John W. LANSING, WW II

mindfoggs2 — 22 Mar 2005 6:01:13 GMT

Extracted from the WW II magazine "Field Artillery Journal" June 1944 Issue:

LEGION OF MERIT
Cpl. John W. LANSING, for exceptionally meritotious conduct...Pueblo, CO

Please see the post http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=message&r=rw&p...
under Military WW II General for the entire post from this magazine.

Ezra Lansing and Sarah Gilbride

ahluchtman — 28 May 2004 3:29:31 GMT

Hi,

I am looking for anybody who has information on my Great Grandparents Ezra Lansing and Sarah Gilbride. My Grandmother was Mary Lansing. Any info is greatly appreciated.

Ezra Lansing

Juntunen — 31 Jul 2001 1:30:30 GMT

Seeking any descendants of Ezra Lansing. I have some photos of Ezra and family, and some of Ezra and my great grandmother, Artie Mary (Seifert)Lansing, and some of Bob Lansing and Alma Seppanen(eventually married each other), and Bob Lansing and "Ralph" Seifert (Bob's step-brother). These photos would be about 1919 thru 1930's (?). Would love to share these photo's with Lansing descendants.

Edward John LANSING...MN>Canada - late 1890s

sbnass — 20 Feb 2004 2:34:20 GMT

Am searching for any information about Edward John LANSING, b. 14 June 1890, Stearns Co, MN, m. Mary Katherine MAY Nov. 1916 in Daysland, Alberta, Canada. Need his parents, siblings, death date and place, also information about his wife, Mary Katherine MAY. Any help greatly appreciated
Susan Nass sbnass@hotmail.com

Obit. Peggy May Winter (nee Lansing)

KayRomubio — 25 May 2004 2:22:08 GMT

WINTER, PEGGY MAY Peggy May Winter was born Peggy May Lansing on September 14, 1927. Peggy passed on Saturday, November 1, 2003. She was 76. Peggy attended Oregon State College, and later moved to El Centro, California. There she met and married Harold Winter, and they went on to have five children. As well as wife and mother, Peggy was an exceptionally talented and creative musician, artist and writer. Peggy ' s death was preceded by husband Harold and sons Mark and Paul Winter. She is survived by long-time sweetheart Peter Dougard, her children Matthew, Wade, Louise Winter, Beverly Phillips, her grandchildren David and Christine Winter. As the nest emptied, Peggy ' s interests were spread farther a field. She helped edit newsletters for the California Rare Fruit Growers, and soon combined this with travel. Peggy led many tours to Southeast Asia and other far-away places, while making many friends. About this time Peggy met Peter, and over the next 16 years they shared interests in square dancing, bridge and travel. A Memorial service celebrating her life will be held at Christ Church Unity, 311 Highland Avenue in El Cajon at 10 a.m. on Friday, November 7, 2003, with a reception following. Because Peggy loved to travel, please arrive wearing an Hawaiian shirt. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests a donation to any Hospice Foundation, American Cancer Society, or Christ Church Unity, El Cajon. From Peggy to all, I love you! Published in the San Diego Union-Tribune on 11/5/2003. (volunteer submission)

parents of Frank Lansing

genitunstall — 10 Oct 2003 7:32:45 GMT

Looking for info on parents of Frank Lansing (b. abt 1886 Iowa). According to the 1930 census, Frank's father was born in New York and his mother was born in Iowa. I don't have names for them, other than a vague recollection of my grandmother's (Eugene's wife Mary) that Frank's father MAY have been Abram or Abraham.

In abt 1909, Frank married Estelle Rocheford. They had three sons: Eugene Harry, Bruce Frank, and Robert.

If anyone can help, I'd really appreciate it!! Thanks!!

Lansing / Fonda.org

amfonda — 28 Nov 2006 2:52:18 GMT

Jacob Gerritse Lansing (Lansingh), b. 1681, d. by 1767

Joycekincaids — 1 May 2003 3:39:30 GMT

I have a short article about him from the Aug. 1958 Antiques Magazine. Not my line; all I know. If anyone would like a copy of this article, email me your address and I will mail it to you for postage reimbursement, 60 cts., after you receive the article.

LANSING brothers in Linn County, Iowa

JohnsonGray — 13 Jul 2003 7:30:33 GMT

I am looking for information about Thomas (Tom) Lansing and William (Will) Lansing, brothers who lived in the Cedar Rapids, Iowa area in 1880-1930 time frame. Both were the sons of James and Maria (Walker) Lansing of Greene, NY. Tom married Carrie Weyand, and William H. Lansing married Hattie Bates.

I know that Will and Hattie had three kids: Ruth, William and Leona, though Leona died when she was one year old. Ruth married someone by the last name Wall. Hattie died in 1894, so he may have married a second time. I believe for a while he lived in the Denver area in the late 1910s or 1920s.

I believe that Will died in Cedar Rapids in December 1920. I don't have a birth date for him.

Thomas was born c. 1851 in Greene, New York. I have nothing further on him. I do know, based on family letters, that he was living in the Cedar Rapids area in the 1910s and 1920s.

I'd appreciate any help I can get on this family. I especially would like to know their death dates. Thank you.

Belinda

Alfred A. LANSING -- daguerreotypist (& engraver?) -- FL (& NYC?)

Greg Drake — 17 Jul 2003 5:55:53 GMT

Seeking Alfred A. Lansing, itinerant daguerrean artist known to have worked in St. Augustine, FL, in April, 1842. May be the same as Alfred A. Lansing who was wood engraver from NYC and son of Garret Lansing.

Lansings in Cedar Rapids, IA c.1900

JohnsonGray — 7 Jan 2002 3:51:36 GMT

Rebecca Lansing b. 1812?

MaryFarrar — 25 Mar 2003 3:16:55 GMT

Looking for a Rebecca Lansing who was born about 1812 and died Aug. 1, 1865 possibly in Charlestown, NY. She was married to John F. Tompkins, a farmer and lived with him in Norway, NY and in Charlestown, NY and possibly also in Esperance, NY. She is buried with John F. Tompkins in the Esperance, NY cemetery. Her children were: Nathaniel, Herman, Sarah Ann, Permelia, Moses, J. Tenty E., Mary Eliza, ALanson and Philip - all Tompkins

Johannes Lansing m. Elizabeth & Geertie Van Schaick, Albany, NY

JoyceHnh — 5 Feb 2003 2:23:39 GMT

I have an article from the June 1944 Antiques Magazine that mentions them and a silver spoon of theirs. Not my line; all I know. If anyone would like a copy of this article, email me your address and I will mail it to you for postage reimbursement, 60 cts., after you receive article.

Bertha Lansing (Lapeer MI) dau. of John G. Lansing (Saratoga NY)

Sallye — 18 Oct 2002 12:47:23 GMT

Looking for information on BERTHA LANSING born about 1882 -- probably in Michigan and her father, JOHN G. LANSING. Bertha married Ralph Hough before 1902 and they lived in or near Lum, Lapeer Co., MI.

John G. Lansing's first son, Garret, was born 2 Jan 1852 in Saratoga County, NY. He married Jennie HARRISON on 20 Sept 1877.
Children of Garret and Jennie:
i. Charles LANSING
ii. Maggie LANSING m Charles BENNETT
iii. Thuza LANSING m Harry CASTER
v. Amanda
vi. Frank
vii. Mrs. Ed FOWLER of Lapeer
viii.Mrs. Mike YOUNGS of Brown City
ix. John LANSING of Attica
x. William LANSING of Attica

I suspect that Bertha and Garrett had different mothers. Any help on identifying Bertha's mother and her parents, as well as identifying John G. Lansing's parents would be greatly appreciated.

Garrett Lansing of Albany, NY

jimlanman — 24 Jun 2001 6:09:10 GMT

I am looking for more information on Garret Yates Lansing (1802-1888), son of Ephraim Lansing, and Garrett's wife - possible name of Anne M. Rector (ca. 1811-1873). Lived in and around Albany, NY.

Andrew Lansing Holland, New York--b.9/1/1807

Bill Lansing — 25 Dec 2002 1:28:57 GMT

I am searching for the ancestors of Andrew Lansing b.Holland New York 9/1/1807,d. 7/3/1877 m. (1) Mellissa Brown 6/10/1841, issues George, Jerome, Julia, William, Pheve Ann. m.(2) Angelia Campbell 12/30/1851 issues Adelbert, Charles Oliver, Andrew, Lillian. All leads to the ancestors appreciated.

Father Dying -Need to Locate his Son !

CarolynAdkins49 — 4 Jan 2004 5:44:40 GMT

Two years ago my cousin James Smith of Mansfield Ohio,
and his son
Gary Lee Smith parted ways after an argument. We know that
Gary and his wife Christine went to Lansing Michigan where her parents reside.
Gary has made no contact with his family, and he is unaware of the fact that his father has very little time left due to
cancer.His mother wants him to know, just in case he wants to make peace with his father.
I have the following information;
Gary and Chris live in Lansing Michigan
They have two children from Christines previous marriage.
The boys are Joshua abt.14, and Shawn abt.12, Their last name is Voiehtt.

Christine's parents live there also and their last name
is Horning. She has a brother as well by the name of Bruce Horning.
Gary is 45 with dob of 10/ 24/ 57.
their children have to be attending school
there. Im not asking that you contact me, only if possible , would you please deliver a message to Gary that he needs to call home,very soon ! We Have no SS# and The Lansing Police state they can't make this type of search. There has got to be a school teacher, a police officer, or maybe a social service person who knows of this family ! You may contact me personally and all info will be kept confidential !!
I appreciate your,taking the time to listen.
Thank You,
Carolyn Adkins carolyna15@earthlink.net

Bertha Lansing (Lapeer MI) dau. of John G. Lansing (Saratoga NY)

Sallye — 18 Oct 2002 12:47:24 GMT

RE: Chase High School

Dove2 — 28 Feb 2004 6:25:33 GMT

I have an item that is dated 1915 Chase High School. Any member of the Lansing family that dates to Chase, Kansas. I would like to give this to the family.

frank lansing

terrivolk19 — 6 May 2003 5:10:59 GMT

i am very new at this i was told that my father was the oldest living lansing and when i serched the data base some one has had him desesed in 1972 i dont know if any one could help me but most of the info the have on him is completly wrong please help if possible

Robert Lansing U.S. Secretary of State WW I

bill_lansing — 12 Oct 2006 9:31:04 GMT

I am looking for the Lansing family links leading to and following Robert Lansing who was Secretary of State under Woodrow Wilson.

Lansing

Allen Lansing — 6 Sep 1999 5:26:42 GMT

I am new at this and so I am staring from scratch. I am looking for some background on my grangmother ,Ester Lansing, from Iowa City. Does that sound familler to anyone?

Allen

William Esselstyne Lansing U.S. Representative

bill_lansing — 12 Oct 2006 9:31:04 GMT

Searching for the family links leading up to William Esselstyne Lansing who was a U.S. Representative from New York 1861+

Looking for Ephraim Lansing

jimlanman — 24 Jun 2001 6:09:10 GMT

He was born about 1775 near Albany, NY. He lived most of his life in and around Albany. In the 1840's and 1850's he moved toward central NY near Syracuse. He may have moved to Michigan around 1860. His wife's name was Elizabeth Wendell, though in a later census he is listed as married to a Catherine. His brother's name was Andrew, and his father may have been Gerrit. I would like any information anyone may have on Ephraim or his family. Please e-mail me at Jimlanman@aol.com. Thank you.

Lansings of Cohoes and Troy N.Y.

keksey — 30 Sep 2001 12:44:04 GMT

I am searching my mother's family as I know very little about my great grandparents on my Mothe'rs side. My Mom's name was Constance Lansing her mom was Clara Maloney Lansing born 3/31/1886 died 11/19/76 her husband was Clarence Lansing born 2/12/1888 died ?/?/1947. They lived all of thier lives in Cohoes New York. Frank Lansing Father of Clarence was born in 1861 died 1929 and his mother was Elva Secor Lansing born 1862 died 1909. Any help woud be great!

Lansing

mpassini54 — 9 Jun 2002 1:03:20 GMT

I am looking for the parents names or any information on a Hubert (Hugh) H. Lansing who lived in Milwaukee, WI. He married Anna Dettloff. Both were born in 1888 in Wisconsin. They had two sons: Willard Edward and Carl H. both born in Milwaukee. Anna died in 1913. Hubert remarried a Gladys ?. They moved and lived in Madison Co., Ohio in the 1930's. Hubert had two sisters: Cora I. Lansing who was a librarian and lived in Wausau, WI. I believe the other sister name was Kathryn Benton.

Get a hold of me, please!

dozer2x — 10 Jul 2001 2:29:08 GMT

Christine,
I lost your email address when my computer crashed. I have some exciting info to share with you if you would like to hear it. It isn't in connection with this, but I know you'd be interested.
Sandy Roggatz
dozer2x@willinet.net

Harriett Lansing NC

rRhinehardt6384 — 16 May 2006 3:27:57 GMT

Searching for a Harriett Lansing who married 'William A Hunnicutt some time around
1920 and had been a missisonery in Egypt.
She had lived at Oteen NC and moved to Riceville and buried maybe Yancey County Nc.
She had one son who was a banker in Oteen.
Any information would be helpful.
Ruby H Rhinehardt

Update: Donald Harcourt Lansing Inquiry

dtlansing3 — 11 Aug 2001 7:40:50 GMT

Adding to my previous message: Looking for infor about descendents of Donald Harcourt Lansing, son of Douglas Wright Lansing and Harriet Carpenter Mott, born Minneapolis in 1895, lived in Scranton PA, returning to Minneapolis MN where resided for many years. Believe he had a daughter, Doris?

James Albert Lansing..Albany, NY

Rochell37 — 27 Oct 2001 1:59:44 GMT

Looking for information on James Albert Lansing, born 1845 in Albany, New York and married Mary Ellen Ricker 1870 in Missouri. Please email me at RRM123@aol.com. Thanks!

lansing family

barbara martin — 3 Jan 2001 4:57:22 GMT

I am looking for a charlotte (lansing) which was her maiden name.she lived around the st.louis mo. area in 1952-1958 she had a bother who is 47 now I dont know who her parents were but anybody would no of her where abouts or her parents where abouts

Doris Lansing (b.1908) in NY

Georgeann — 28 Dec 1999 8:53:21 GMT

Looking for info on the Lansing family. My grandmother was Doris b.1908 d.1953 m. William Besig. Her father was Howard b.1885 d.1942 m. Clara Lord b.1889 d.1931. I would appreciate any info that could help me move past this point!

Donald Lansing descendants

dtlansing3 — 11 Aug 2001 7:40:50 GMT

Looking for descendants of Donald Lansing, son of Douglas Wright Lansing and Harriet Mott Lansing, resided in Scranton PA before recolating in midwest. He is my pat. grandfather's brother. Searching for cousins.

jacob lansing

arthur lansing — 21 Nov 2000 7:55:39 GMT

I am looking for any information on Jacob Lansing, married to Susan Stiles about 1845, they had a son John J. Lansing born in Cohoes N.Y. Aug 26, 1848 who married Margaret Langworthy I believe Jacob was born around 1823. Will be very grateful for any information, thank you

jacob lansing

arthur lansing — 21 Nov 2000 7:54:32 GMT

Peder Johannes (Pederson) Lansing

Sandy — 2 Nov 2000 1:05:03 GMT

Peder Johannes Lansing was born Peder Johannes Pederson on 7-28-1878 in Bode, Iowa. The family name was changed to Lansing in about 1901. Lansing was an Americanization of the Norwegian famr name, Landsaas.
Peder married Mary (or Marie) Reno in Bode. They had eight children--Margorie, Glen, Beryl, Phyllis, Doris, Emile, Orva, and Francis. I believe Peder and Mary moved to California and both died there. I have information about the Lansing faimly I would like to share. Sincerely, Sandy

Cornelia (Lansing) Schermerhorn

Tom Randall — 2 Jul 2000 10:06:08 GMT

If anyone has additional biographical information on Cornelia Lansing Schermerhorn I would appreciate learning more about her and her husband, Hendrick Schermerhorn. They are my great-grandparents seven generations ago. (Thru my paternal grandmother, Frances Esther (Schermerhorn) Randall. I am greatly interested in Hendrick's militia duty in the Revolution.

Lansing Ancestry Information - Iowa

Brett J. Lansing — 1 Oct 2000 12:53:07 GMT

I'm looking for any ancestry information possible regarding my Lansing family name. My grandfather's name was Raymond Lowell Lansing born died in Madrid, Iowa. His fathers name was Arthur Lansing also born died in Iowa. I have read some of the Lansing messages posted here and am very interested in any leads possible. Thanks in advance for any assistance.

Regards,

Brett Lansing

Tombstone Inscriptions for Lansing

Judy Whitaker — 26 Jan 2000 2:01:09 GMT

I have several tomstone inscriptions for Lansing family members from the American Cemetery in Cairo, Egypt. The inscriptions are for Gulian Lansing, his wife Maria, children Margaret, Gulianna, Visscher, and Elmer, and also a Sarah B. Lansing and Joseph McCarrell Lansing. In the same area, there is also a tombstone for Herman Strang. If you would like the text of these tombstones, please get in touch with me and I'll be happy to send it to you.

Abram and son Harrison Bartlett Lansing-NY

Carol Blair — 30 Jun 1999 6:30:34 GMT

I am looking for any information on Abram Lansing who I believe was from Albany, NY. I know he had at least one son, Harrison Bartlet Lansing who married Ethel Burns from Ma.. Harrison moved to NJ early 1900's.

Harry Lansing

KayLamb19 — 19 Nov 2001 2:52:03 GMT

I am looking for anyone that would know about Harry Lansing born Sept.18,1929 in Corry Pa.
He was put in an orphange and adopted by a Swedish couple. He is looking for his roots and any family that would know him. Please e-mail me at knklamb@msn.com He is a friend.

Winnie Lansing/NY

Jeff Hazelton — 3 Apr 2000 4:27:11 GMT

Looking for Winnie Lansing b.abt.1866 in Fine,NY and died in 1908. She married Herbert Austin. Her parents were Issac Lansing and Mary Moss.

LANSING FAMILY

AnitaKelly51 — 6 Oct 2002 12:09:58 GMT

I AM LOOKING FOR ANY INFORMATION ON THE CHARLES EMALINE LANSING WHO LIVED IN STERLING KANSAS. THEY HAD THREE CHILDREN CHARLES, IDA AND OBEDIAH. THEY LATER MOVED TO PASADENA, CA. AND THEY ARE BURIED THERE.

James Lansing Brown b 1840's Batavia Oh

HFAGLEY — 14 Feb 2002 2:20:52 GMT

Son of WM d 1849 65 y ,of John Brown,and
his 2nd wife,widow Patience White Curless.
Guessing some Lansing tie on Patience White's
side.

Gus(Gunsten) Pederson Lansing

S. Carmicahel — 22 Sep 1999 3:33:02 GMT

Gunsten Pederson was born in Omlid parish in Norway in February of 1849. He moved with his parents to Dane County, Wisconsin in 1861. He later moved with his brothers, Ommund and Johannes(John) Pederson to the area which became Bode, Iowa. Gunsten later changed his name to Gus Lansing because there were too many Pederson's in Bode, Iowa! I would like any information possible on his children or grandchildren. Gus died on August 15, 1928 in Bode, Iowa. Sincerely, SC

Peder Ommundson

S. Carmichael — 13 Sep 1999 10:54:28 GMT

Peder Ommundson and his wife, Bergit emigrated from Norway(Landsaas farm area near Kristiansand) to Perry Township, Dane County, Wisconsin in 1861. I would like any information regarding them. I do have some information on their three sons and would like to share. Thanks

Johannes(John) Pederson

S. Carmichael — 13 Sep 1999 10:50:52 GMT

Johannes or John Pederson was born in Norway on Aug. 24, 1860 and emigrated to Perry Township, Wisconsin with his parents when he was 1 year old. He moved to Bode, Iowa in 1871 with his two older brothers. I would like information on his children and grandchildren. Thanks

Gust Lansing

S. Carmichael — 13 Sep 1999 10:48:11 GMT

I would like to find out information about the children and grandchildren of Gust Lansing. He was born in Norway in Feb of 1849. He emigrated with his parente to Perry Township in Wisconsin in 1861, then moved to Bode, Iowa in 1871. His name originally was Gunsten Pederson and he changed it to Lansing. The name is derived from Landsaas, the farm name in Norway. I would appreciate any information. Thanks.

Hariison - Bill please read

Carol Blair — 3 Aug 1999 1:00:56 GMT

Bill, please give me your email address. Mine is specdebt@aol.com. You are my mothers first cousin. Can't wait to hear from you. Thanks Carol

Robert LANSING, NYC>VT>OH

jengod3 — 27 Feb 2002 10:39:02 GMT

Looking for the ancestry of Robert Lansing, born in NYC in the 1770s or so, married his wife Martha Bingham in Tinmouth, VT, and finally removed to southeastern OH.