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Georgia E. Monaghan,
Mrs. John C. Monaghan, Alexandria Bay, N. Y.
AVERY
I would like information about the ancestors and descendants of the fol- Na- flowing who were all children of Ben- jamin Avery and of his first wife Peggy Raymer:
Eliza Jane Avery born Jan. 14, 1814.
Harriet Emmeline Avery born March 25, 1818.
Jesse R. Avery born Oct. 15, 1820. James Raymer Avery born Aug. 13, 1823, married Sarah M. Fowler at Troy, N. Y. on October 6, 1844.
Angeline J. Avery born Sept. 11, 1826.
William C. Avery born July 1,
Marquis D(e) L(a) F(ayette) Avery born June 16, 1832.
I have all the information on Jesse and James and their descendants. The others remain a mystery, except for the fact that either William or Marquis married Fanny Sheldon and had a son Frederick who died in his teens. Father Benjamin is supposed to have remarried around 1833 and to have removed "to the west." Jas. R. Avery was born in Dutchess coun- ty, though all spent most of thelr lives in the Mohawk Valley.
(neminer), Juna (Lewis), Polly (Ja- cobl), Olive (House), and Hannah Maria. Some few of the birth dates as were found in the Nassau, New York Reformed church records are: Phebe born 3-9-1809; David born 3- 29-1812; Enos born 9-14-1814; and Hannah Maria born 2-17-1817 bapt. 2-29-1818. Family records of Hannah give the year of birth as 1819.
Hannah M. died in Turin, N. Y., September 25th, 1906; Hannah M. Mickel married 9-21-1841 in Lewis county Stephen Parsons Allen. They had 6 children: Elizabeth (Clobridge) born 1844; Mary Ann (Everett) born 1847; Lucina (Jones) born 1849; James Monroe born 1851; George W. born 1853 and Abigall Cynthia born Jan. 2, 1857 who married Jan. 28, 1879 Griffith Prichard Jones, born
vuuren in N. Y., page 117, Vol. 25 N. Y. Gen'l and Hist. there is baptismal records from the Reformed church in the city of N. Y. of Johannes Mikkel and Anna Marla Kogh, kinders (child) Willem Feb. 22, 1747. In no way do I know that this Johannes and Anna Maria are of any kin to Hannah Maria, daughter of Andrew but the names bear a similarity. Glenn L. Mickel of Hector, N. Y. has been as faithful In his search for the parentage of Andrew as I, and we both would be most grateful for any assistance that could. be given us Names, dates, places and occupation or Revolutionary War service are es -! pecially desired.
Lucina Jones,
1102 West 15th Ave.,
Emporia, Kansas.
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THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1943
Questions and Answers
BELLINGER
Will you please forward the enclos- ed letter to Lt. Commander L. F. Bellinger. I am thanking him for the enjoyment the writer has gotten out of reading his Bellinger articles. I also want to thank you for publish- ing them and so many other fine ar- ticles. I get lots of enjoyment out of them being so far from the Mo- hawk Valley Keep up the good work.
Among his children were Elizabeth and a son Martinus (Martin) who in- Warm weather is here now. Ev- erything is growing fine and ducks herited the Florida farm at his fath- er's death. There may have been oth- and geese and other birds have ali ers. Perhaps a Jacob and a Henry. gone north.
Wishing. you all an enjoyable have been brother and sister of Eliz- summer and hope we will finish up abeth (seemingly unlikely to havel the Hitler rats and Japs sneaks this summer.
Yours, E. D. Selmser,
Box 385, Freeport, Texa's
BELLINGER
In reading over the Bellinger gen- ealogy I see where :a mistake was made. I am giving the correction and as much further as I know.
It gave the children of James M. Bellinger and Anna Jackson as four daughters. The eldest was son Clar- ence. He grew up, married, had two sons.
Next was daughter Alice. She mar- ried William Lambert, lived in Nut- ley, N. J., had one daughter Elenor. Daughter married Arthur Manchie and.has 3 daughters living in Nutley, N. J.
Next was a daughter Mary Eila, as late as December last was not mar- ried and living in Nutley, N. J.
Next a son Lewis went west, mar- ried, had a daughter an a son.
The :above mentioned Clarence and William and Alice Bellinger Lambert are dead but I cannot give any dates.
N. A. R.
1549 Howard avenue, Utica, N. Y.
MEAD OR MEADE
Cynthia Mead or Meade, daughter of Enos married Andrew Mickel (see Mickel query.) According to .records of the Reformed Church, Nassau, N. Y. Cynthia Mickel, adult, became a member of the church in 1809. The same records give the birth dates of four of the Mickel children as was listed in the Mickel query. Robert R. Phillips of Nassau, N. Y. has gen- erously given the Mead information contained in this genealogy. Enos! Mead mentions in his will, son Heze- kiah, son James, son Enos, son Ezra, W. and son Anson. son George Daughters Zaida Brown, Cynthia Mickel, Phebe Williams, Sarah Boyce, Asenath Turner. Mr. Phillips seems certain that the father of Enos was Jonathan Mead but did not give his authority. Perhaps it was the record found on the few pages (all that is left) of an old Mead Bible record as follows, in part is Jonathan Mead died 3-19-1793; Sarah Mead died 3- · 29-1812; Enos Mead died 12-21-1829, aged 65 years 5 mo. 21 days; Martha Mead died 7-28-1838 aged 69 years 11 days; James Mead died 1853 age 47, etc. From this Bible record I do not know whether to draw conclusions
CLINE
Johannes Cline settled on Schohar -. ie creek, now the town of Flor- ida, Montgomery Co., N. Y. probably prior to 1758. When? Reputed to have been from Holland. Was he? And when did he arrive these shores ? What was the name of his wife? Married here or in Holland or else-) where ?
A John and Nellie are supposed too
been brother and sister, perhaps nephew and niece.)
Through the kindness of the pub- lishers of the Enterprise and News I have heretofore mentioned the above noted Elizabeth more fully and par- ticularly. How fortunate we, who have the historic concept of things are that we have such a medium for the exchange of desired information. Is it not to our great interest to pass the word of this paper along to such of our correspondents as we have
with through other sources ? I am so doing. Wili not you?
Correspondents with information who Henry's parents were.
regarding Johannes Cline desired. L. B. Atwood,
Attorney L. B. Atwood,
126 La Grave Ave., S. E. Grand Rapids, Mich.
FOX
Who can attach our Henry Fox tq the Mohawk Valley Foxes ?
Family notes and the memory of family members indicate that Hen- ry's ancestor was William, Jr. who .. was a Captain in the Revolutionary War. We wonder if he could be the son whose name was not mentioned in his will which was published in the Enterprise and News some years ago. Members of the family now living re- member of hearing the name of a relative referred to as Stopher Fox. Our record starts with the family Bible records as follows:
Henry born March (or Dec,) 20, 1786, died June 7, 1863, married Eliz- abeth Ehle Feb. 17, 1804. They had 9 sons as follows:
William born Dec. 23, 1806.
Ehle born Oct. 4, 1809. Josiah born Oct. 16, 1813.
George born April 6, 1816. John born August 19, 1818.
Cyrus born March 5, 1821.
Hiram born August 14, 1825. Charles born May 11, 1831. Henry Fox. Other dates which appear in this Bible are: Elizabeth Ehle, (his wife)' born April 9, 1783, died 1859. William Fox born Jan. 10, 1781. Nancy Fox born Jan. 4, 1778.
Katherine Fox born March 14
1788.
Josiah Fox Family Records Josiah born Oct. 18, 1813. Betsy Palmer, 1st wife of Josiah married Nov. 9, 1834, died Aug. 27, 1849.
1. Mariette Fox born Sept. 17, 1838 married Muncan Eno March 8, 1857. 2. Eveann Fox born Feb. 3, 1841, never married.
2. Elmina married Thos. Palmer. 3. Ida married Robert Petrie. Ehle Fox born Oct. 4, 1809. He married 3 times. Second wife known
as "Sally." Children:
1. Sarah Ann by 1st wife.
2. Abby Fox.
3. Aibert Fox.
Last two by second wife.
Hiram Fox born 1825 died 1905, married 1 Phoebe? Mosley., 2nd Catherine L. Wait died Aug. 23, 1910. Children by first marriage: Phoebe Almina born 1856, died 1906, married William Stewart born 1846, died 1925 .:
By second marriage Ella born 1859, died 1911, married 1st McCar- thy, 2nd J. Clinton born 1860, died 1920, married Lula Hayden (1863- 19.) Frederick Henry born 1863, died 1935, married Nettie Freemont
Church (1873, ied 1943.)
Three other sons removed to Mich- igan or some middle western state: Henry, Charles, George.
William Fox, oldest son of Henry born Dec. 29, 1809, died Feb. 25, 1875, married Sabrina Palmer May 15,, 1809, died August 19, 1877. Children:
1. Cordelia Fox married Mortimer Eno.
2. Morgan Fox Brownell in Caze-
3. George died in infancy.
I hope someone knows for sure Atlanta, Ga.
the Mohawk Valley Fox family.
A. Evelyn Fox.
Mrs. L. P. Fox, 2710 E. Genesee street, Syracuse, N. Y.
THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1943
QUERIES
In your issue of 15 April, 1943 is & letter from N. A. R. of Utica assert- ing a mistake was made in the child- ren of some one named James M. Bel- linger who lives in Wisconsin, That is, the James M. B .- I found lives .in Wisconsin. It is useless to hunt up the James M. B. referred to, unless N. A. R. will give the number in the numbering system, to be followed, . both ways.
N. A. R. mentions Nutley, N. J. I wrote to the family there 4 to 6 times in a period of 10 years or.sq and I was never favored with a reply-SO. The information given me my some member of the family was incom -. plete in the later generations.
I am curious to know the number- of James M. Bellinger. I left off many gencrations, because, from. those given, near relatives could fig- ure out their own line of descent, us -.! ing the data to join our patriotic or- ders. In fact, I left out my own 51 children and 6 grandchildren, and one son is a Major, the other is a Lt. Commander. Both are working hard.
L. F. Bellinger.
Lt. Com. L. F. Bellinger, 1005 Springdale Road,
|FOX
Answer to Fox inquiry in your is- sue of 15 April 1943.
Mrs. L. P. Fox of Syracuse fails to state WHERE the ancestors, Henry Fox and Elizabeth lived and died .. . She refers to Stophel (Christopher). Fox, not Stopher as printed. A defi -- nite answer to her question is given in the Ehle Book, page 22, which she can buy at your quoted price in the. Enterprise and News.
If Mrs. L. P. Fox will ignore the typographical errors in the Ehle. Book such as having twins born two ... years apart; and dates as 7 instead: of 17 also if she will solve the num- bering system of the Ehle Book, she- can extend her Ehle line backward a: couple of generations.
The Fox line can be extended back- ward by Col. Ola -W. Bell of San-An- tonio, Texas. Whether Capt. William Fox, Jr. of Revolutionary war service is the same man as the justice of the peace of Palatine is a matter of his- tory for Mrs. L. P. Fox to follow up- in New York State, rather than for residents of Texas and Georgia to .: struggle with.
Please note that your issue of 15 April has an inquiry from another Ehle descendant given on pages 21 and 22 of the Ehle Book, viz. John C. Ehle. The inquiry was from E. D .. . Selmser, Box 385, Freeport, Texas .-. L. F. Bellinger.
BELLINGER
Attached is the letter of Earl D .: Selmser of Freeport, Texas. This Bellinger series IS a great. help to other families than the Bellin- gers. Two Ehle descendants are an- | swered in this issue.
Concerning the Book, every de- ascendant with a known address was circularized before this series start- ed. I am fairly sure of being able to , come out even if subscribers for the
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come into contact and communication novia Lake at 16 years.
are dead but I cannot give any dates. N. A. R.
1549 Howard avenue, Utica, N. Y.
MEAD OR MEADE
Cynthia Mead or Meade, daughter of Enos married Andrew Mickel (see Mickel query.) According to records of the Reformed Church, Nassau, N. Y. Cynthia Mickei, aduit, became a member of the church in 1809. The same records give the birth dates of four of the Mickei children as was listed in the Mickei query. Robert R. Phillips of Nassau, N. Y. has gen- erously given the Mead information contained in this genealogy. Enos Mead mentions in his will, son Heze- kiah, son James, son Enos, son Ezra,
Anson. son George W. and son Daughters Zaida Brown, Cynthia Mickel, Phebe Williams, Sarah Boyce, Asenath Turner. Mr. Phillips seems certain that the father of Enos was Jonathan Mead but did not give his authority. Perhaps it was the record found on the few pages (all that Is left) of an old Mead Bible record as follows, in part is Jonathan Mead died 3-19-1793; Sarah Mead died 3- 29-1812; Enos Mead died 12-21-1829, aged 65 years 5 mo. 21 days; Martha Mead died 7-28-1838 aged 69 years 11 days; James Mead died 1853 age 47, etc. From this Bible record I do not know whether to draw conclusions that Sarah Mead was the wife of Jonathan and perhaps Martha the wife of Enos. The Mead genealogy I have seen does not seem to be too exacting so I have not relied too greatly upon it.
In the New York Genealogical and Blographical Records, Voi. 34, page 182 West Philippi or Old Gilead Church, under a Register of Marriag- es in the West Society of Philips Pat- ent under Rev. Ebenezer Knibioe and date of Feb. 2 A. D. 1758 is found, "Jonathan Meads was married in the evening with Sarah Meade." It Is to be inferred that Meade, might have been Sarah's malden name.' 'Again this Mead genealogy refers to in the History of Greenwich, N. Y., I see that Jonathan Mead married Sarah Guernsey. If this Jonathan who married Sarah G. was the father of Enos grandfather of Cynthia was his mother Sarah Huested?
Perhaps some of the many de- scendants of these goodly people can enlighten me on' this Mead ancestry, if so I shall be eternally grateful.
Lucina Jones,
1102 West 15th Avenue, Emporia, Kansas.
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war. we wunder IL Ho CUuu UU -NY son whose name was not mentioned in his wlii which was published In the Enterprise and News some years ago. Members of the family now living re- member of hearing the name of a relative referred to as Stopher Fox.
Our record starts with the family Bibie records as follows:
Henry born March (or Dec.) 20, 1786, died June 7, 1863, married Eliz- abeth Ehie Feb. 17, 1804. They had 9 sons as follows: William born Dec. 23, 1806. Ehie born Oct. 4, 1809. Josiah born Oct. 16, 1813. George born April 6, 1816.
John born August 19, 1818.
Cyrus born March 5, 1821. Hiram born August 14, 1825.
Charles born May 11, 1831.
Henry Fox.
Other dates which appear in this Bible are:
Elizabeth Ehle, (his wife)' born April 9, 1783, died 1859. William Fox born Jan. 10, 1781.
Nancy Fox born Jan. 4, 1778.
Katherine Fox born March 14,
1788
Josiah Fox Family Records Josiah born Oct. 18, 1813.
Betsy Palmer, 1st wife of Josiah ! married Nov. 9, 1834, died Aug. 27, 1849.
1. Mariette Fox born Sept. 17, 1838 married Mundan Eno March 8, 1857.
2. Eveann Fox born Feb. 3, 1841, never marrled.
3. Andrew Palmer . Fox born Jan. 1, 1843 married Frances L. Austin, Dec. 25, 1867. He died Aug., 1908.
4. Sabrina Elizabeth Fox, born Au- gust 18, 1844.
5. Temperance Fox born Aug. 8, 1846 married Jas. Wood.
6. Frances Laura born July 1849. Mary Ann Bigsbee, widow with twc children Sylvanus and - "Chick" was his second wife. They had 2 children. 7. Jay born Feb. 13, 1853, died Jan 18, 1877.
8. Henrietta (she is still living) born Oct. 6, 1855, married Calvin H. Chappel Jan. 1, 1875.
John Fox born 1818 died 1916, marrled Esther Cole born 1816, died 1888
John and Esther were natives of Madison and Saratoga counties. Children: .
1. Hiram D, born 1843, married 1st Mary Eno (1845-1872); married 2nd Carrie, Payne (1858-1921.)
2. Martha married 1st ? Dodge; married 2nd Will Woods, had 1 son by Dodge.
3. Abram whose oniy child was Emma.
Cyrus born March 5, 1821. Buried in Fulton county, N. Y. Married twice. First wife's name not known. By her he had one son James who lived in Oswego, married but had no children.
The second wife is known as Mina. only. They had 3 children:
1. Margaret who married 3 times and had 3 daughters.
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typographical errors in the Ehle Book such as having twins born two .. . years apart, and dates as 7 instead: of 17 also if she wili solve the num- bering system of the Ehie Book, she. can extend her Ehle line backward a' couple of generations.
The Fox line can be extended back- ward by Col. Ola W. Bell of San An- tonio, Texas. Whether Capt. William Fox, Jr. of Revolutionary war service Is the same man as the justice of the peace of Paiatine is a matter of his -- tory for Mrs. L. P. Fox to follow up in New York State, rather than for residents of Texas and Georgia to struggle with.
Please note that your issue of 15 April has an inquiry from another Ehie descendant given on pages 21 and 22 of the Ehle Book, viz. John C. Ehle. The inquiry was from E. D .. . Selmser, Box 385, Freeport, Texas, -. L. F. Bellinger.
BELLINGER
Attached is the letter of Earl D.' Selmser of Freeport, Texas.
This Bellinger series IS a great help to other families than the Bellin- gers. Two Ehle descendants are an- i swered in this issue.
Concerning the Book, every de- scendant with a known address was circularized before this series start- ed. I am fairly sure of being able to . come out even if subscribers for the Book would consider it a birthday. present for near "kin". One Doctor put in a subscription for six books. Even so, orders for books are only about 25 in all. It would take orders for about $150 at $4.00 each to offset printing method before 150 orders | are received.
L. F. Bellinger.
Mr. Seimser's ietter follows: Freeport, Texas.
Lt. Commander L. F. Bellinger. Dear Sir:
Just finished reading your last ar- ticie on Bellinger genealogy running:) in the Enterprise and News and want to tell you what a lot of enjoyment the writer has gotten out of your ar- ticles.
Do you expect to have it published in book form. If so put the writer down for a copy. Hoping this finds you O. K .. and wili write lots of articles in future, Earl D. Selmser.
Box 385, --
Freeport, Texas.
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Questions and Answers
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PETTINGILL, PETTINGELL
In the Question and Answer column of this papsr of Feb. 18, 1943 the un- dersigned queried with reference to Dr. (Capt.) Samuel Pettingill of Florida, Montgomery county, N. Y.
From six answers received, one from Connecticut, three from New York, one from Florida and one from the Canal Zone, the following is de- veloped:
That he may have coms to Florida from Albany, N. Y.
That a Jacob Pettingill was mus- tered June 4, 1755 at Albany, serving in Capt. Edmond Matthews Co., N. Y. (Province) Troops.
That Jacob was again mustered, Lake Georgs Oct. 1, 1755, serving to Nov. 1, 1755.
Dr. Samuel Pettingell married (probably) by 1757, named a son Ja- cob (he that married Christina Snook.)
Is there significance to this?
Was Jacob of the Provincial Troops a brother of Dr. Samuel or may he have been father ?
-. It has been said that the Creator works in a mysterious way His won- ders to perform.
Can you, gentle reader, not be an answerist to this question and per- form an historical (though earthiy) wonder ?
L. B. Atwood, L. L. B. 126 La Grave Ave., S. E. Grand Rapids, Michigan.
CROUCH
In 1806 James Crouch was, by deeds in Guilford, Vt. a resident at Frankfort, Herkimer county, N. Y. He probably removed to that place between 1800 and 1806. Any infor- mation about this man or his wife Sarah and their family is desired. Would like to correspond with de- scendants.His daughter Deborah mar- rled Seth Alvord and both are buried at Frankfort.
Mrs. Lucy Cutler Kellogg. 54 Highland avenue, Greenfield, Mass.
FOX
In reference to the request of Mrs. L. P. Fox, 2710 E. Genesee St., Syr acuse, which appeared in the edition of April 15, 1943, in which hope was expressed that some one could con- nect Henry Fox, born March 20, 1786 and who died June 7, 1863, married Feb 17, 1804, Elizabeth Ehle, with the Mohawk Valley Foxes, I hereby give the information desired:
The above Henry Fox was a son of William W. Fox born Sept 21, 1753, d March 20, 1836, married Anna Eva Loucks, b Feb 13, 1756.
· William W. Fox and wife Anna Eva Loucks or Laux, had 4 children: William W. Jr., b Jan 10, 1781, d June 22, 1783, m Susanna Richter.
Nancy, b Jan 4, 1778, m Conrad Near.
Henry, b Mar 20, 1786, m Elizabeth Ehle.
Katharine, b Mar 14, 1788, d Oct. 25, 1858, m Peter Nellis.
The will of Willam W. Fox was ex- ecuted in 1819 and probated Oct. 23, i 1837. It mentions no wife and three children only, viz: William, Nancy & * Catherine. No mention in the docu- ment of son Henry, but such omiss- ions were common and usually indi- cated that the children omitted had already been given their share.
I have no documentary evidence that William Fox and wife Anna Eva had a son Henry but I was told many years ago that such was the case by two of the grandsons of William Fox and these two grandsons were ths sons of Henry Fox.
In 1909 I called on two elderly men named Fox who lived in the town of Phoenix, they were brothers, Henry and Josiah Fox, b Dec 20, 1812 and Oct. 16, 1813, respectively. They as- sured me that the were the sons of Henry Fox (1786-1863) and his wife Elizabeth Ehle. They further assured me that their father was a son of William W. Fox (1753-1836) and Eva Laux. They named the three children of William W. Fox who were ment- ioned in the latter's will as Uncle and Aunts.
William W. Fox (1753-1836) was a son of Captain William Fox and Ca- therina Zimmer, and a great grand- son of Johan William Fox, (Stone A- rabia Patentee) and Margaret Kast, and also a brother of Christopher W. Fox (1757-1835) who m Margaret Nellis.
Col. O. W. Bell 723 E. Grayson St. San Antonio, Tex.
ANNEKE JANSE WEBER
I would like to know how Anneke Janse Weber who married Andries De Graff was related to the famous Anneks Weber Janse, who married first. Rollof Jansen and 2nd Rev. Ev- erhadus Bogardus.
Anneke Jans Weber married And- ries De Graff in Hollond and they came to New Amsterdam in Ds Graff's own ship the "claas Aaron" in 1624 or 1625. She was a doughter of Wolfert Weber I am told and also a great granddaughter of King Wil- iam Fourth of Holland.
Perhaps Mr. Ben Dixon of Wash- ington can give me this information. Mr .. Dixon sent me some Weber-Bo- gardus data some years ago. At that time I did not know about my De Graff-Weber ancestry.
Mildred Shaw Box 3075 R. 2 Del Paso Heights Sacramento Co. California
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MOHAWK VALLEY
GENEALOGY AND
HISTORY
THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1948
ST. JOHNSVILLE, N. Y.
Questions and Answers
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OVEROCKER-ROSE
My great grandfather, Jacob Over- ocker Rose was born the son of Elias and Eva Overocker, May 18, 1814, in Schaghticoke, Rensselaer Co., N. Y. He married May Ann Comstock 4|12 1837 in Bedford, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio and died in Big Rapids, Mich. Aug. 24, 1883.
It is this data about his parents I hope to find.
The N. Y. G. & B. Records Vol. 63, P 297 records the baptism of an Eva b 2|22|1788 baptized Albany Lutheran Church. Sister Anna Barbara b 4|11| 1786 Schaghticoke Dutch Ref. church record. Witnesses Simon V. D. Cook and Lavica Cook. Parents Michel Overocker and Cate.
Vol. 63 P 54 N. Y. Gen. & Bio. Rec. Birth record: Cornelis Roos and Sara Erlse-Elias, 1 Sept. 1789.
Can anyone identify the above as parents of Jacob Overocker Rose and trace their respective lines further back ?
Emily Waugh Harman 237 Chestnut St. Battle Creek, Mich.
HULBURT, HANCHETT ,
Philip Hulburt married Deborah Hanchett in Suffleld, Conn., Jan. 1, 1794. He is said to have removed to Montgomery county before or shortly after 1800. Some years later he sold two pieces of land in Broadalbin, but how or when he acquired them I do not know. He lived some years at Bridgewater, but as nearly as I can tell did not own land in Oneida Co. Anxious to know exact dates and places, church membership and so forth.
His eldestdaughter, Mary, married Shaler Fyler. Anxious to know when and where married, where lived and when, where children (Sheldon Hul- burt, Roman, and Mary) were born, where lived, whom married and when, also their children.
Is it possible that William Hulburt Who may bave been Phillip's father, came at the same time or earlier, to what is now Montgomery county.
Dr. Ray G. Hulburt 915 Pleasant St.
Oak Park, Ill.
BOGART-BOGARDUS
Genealogy alwas has had, and per- haps always will, have "problems." I noticed the "Anneke Jans Bogar- dus" one in a recent issue, and am taking time off to send a few notes.
Collection of the "History of Al- bany," Vol IV, Albany, N. Y. J. Mun- sell, 82 State St., 1871. Preface . . . "the result of long and patient re- search hv Prof. . Jonathan Pearson. of
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