Mohawk Valley genealogy and history : [a compilation of clippings, 1945-1946], Part 11

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George Reeves, residence Mich .; Timothy R., descendants in Mich .; Amy, who married DeWitt Hallock, son of Judge Hallock and their child Josephine married Mr. Denton of Greenville, Orange Co .; Susanna or Anson, died unmarried; and the fol- lowing who resided in Mich .: James, from whom . I descend; Gabriel and Henry B. Allison. Sarah Roe may

have been of Irish descent.

Carl' Zwinck,

904 Packard, Ann Arbor, Mich.

HAGADORN(E), HALL, JOHNSON, BURKHART T

Wanted the ancestry of Samuel Hagedorn, Rachel Hall, Samuel Burkhart and Sarah or Sally Johnson all of N. Y. state. Samuel Hagedorn died 1868, Webster twp., Monroe Co., married Rachel Hall, a member of the M. E. church who died 1832. Their daughter, Lydia S., born J\n. 23, 1824, Penfield twp., Monroe Co., died' Nov. 24, 1895, Mich., married Henry Burkhart March 19, 1844. Henry Burkhart was born near Mt. Morris, N. Y. Oct. 9, 1820, died July 17, 1887; Mich., son of Samuel Burk- hart, who died Jan. 4, 1861, Mich., aged 64-9-17 and Sarah or Sally Johnson Burkhart who died March 9, 1867, Mich. Henry Burkhart came to Mich. 1846. Other children of the four persons being investigated are known.

Carl Zwinck,

904 Packard, Ann Arbor, Michigan

VOORHEES, LOUCKS

Samuel Voorhees married Maria Loucks born 1818. Samuel was the I am especially anxious to find da- son of Garret Voorhees. In the 1790 census he is listed""as of Mohawk, ta on Charlotte Boughton. Youck seems the most likely spelling of her name coming from that locality, but I have mot been' able to find the marriage record. town, Montgomery Co. They moved to Sharon, Wis. Listed there in 1880 and died in Vallejo, Calif. Maria Loucks was the daughter of Wil- liam Loucks and Hannah Best who Mrs. Walter M. Flood. Box 265, Auburn, California were married in Sharon, N. N. in. 1817. I want any information which might help in Moving what family Wanted .the ancestry of Lieut. BELLINGER .. Adam Bellinger, soldier of the Am. Revolution who died Jan. 2, 1824, aged 84. He is said to have descend- ed from the Stone Arabia Bellingers amd is possibly a grandson of Col. Peter Bellinger and Delia Herkimer. Adam Bellinger served during the Indian alarm of July, 1763 at the German Flats, and as a private in Captain Marx Petrie's company in of Louckses William was from, May- . be some record of the Voorhees fam- ily might have that information. Are there any old church records of vi- cinity of Mohawk? I think this Wil- liam Loucks was the William born to Adam Loucks, Jr. and wife Mag- dalena (Loucks) Loucks in 1787. Does anyone have any information of this William, son of Adam? My grandfather Wm., son of Wm. and Hannah Best stated he was born in '1767. During the Revolution he was

Cherry Valley. Where could vital statistics of that place be found ? ROUCH, ROUGH, ROROGH, RIVICK, RORICK, RORIGH

Hermanus (Herman) Best married Marytji Rouch about 1750. She was said to be from Livingston, N. Y. One record says that her name was Rivick but a church record of the birth of a child says it was Rouch. Does anyone have any information of

Pieter Bratt, son of Adriaen above and Maritje Meckams, was bapt. Al- bany, May 22, 1754; married about 1778 Maritje. Her 'data asked. Child-

born Schoharie Jan. 10, 1784; 5. Ad- am; 6. Peter (last two mentioned in will.)

BOUGHTON, GUFFIN, LOQUE (LOUCK, LOCKE)

Who were the parents of Joseph Boughton and his wife, Jennet Guf- fin? Joseph Boughton was . born March 19, 1768, died April 7, 1840, married 1st Dec. 25, 1786, Jemnet Guffin, born March 3, 1764, died Jan. 15, 1830, married 2nd April 28, 1830, Sarah Bates of Carlisle, Scho- harie county, died August 24, 1840., All are buried in Nassau-Schodack cemetery.

Their eldest son, James Boughton was born Oct. 19, 1787. According to Roscoe's History of Schhoarie Co. he was a native of Columbia Co. and was the first: school teacher in Car- lisle, Schoharie county, district No. 5 and taught in a private house dur- ing the winter of 1807. He was close- ly 'identified with the Presbyterian Church of Carlisle until the time of his death at the age of 92 on Nov. 17, 1879. He married 1st March 11, 1811 in Carlisle, Charlotte Loque (Louck, Locke), born Dec, 8, 1789, died Jan. 17, 1849. He married 2nd, April 3, 1863 Mrs. Maria Dow. All are buried in Carlisle cemetery.

Children of James and Charlotte Boughton were: 1. Joseph Clark, born May 1, 1812; 2. Jane Eliza, born Dec. 3, 1813, married Pegg; 3. Har- riet Angelica, born Oct. 3, 1816, died Nov. 8, 1870, married July 2, 1834 William Bradt, born Feb. 2, 1812, died Nov. 13, 1875; 4. Gertrude Don- ie ( ? ? ) an adopted daughter mar- ried Gilbert Ottman .of Cobleskill. This Gertrude had a sister "Margar- et and a Marcus Bellinger was their guardian.

a ranger in the Tryon Co. Militia and a Lieut. in Col ' Jacob Klock's regiment. He took part in the battle of Oriskany. He married Maria Eliz- abeth Petrie, whose ancestry and de- scendants I have partially traced.

Carl Zwinck,

904 Packard, Ann Arbor, Mich.

HIMES (HEIMS)

300, 1830. Known children, in order | Schoharie Oct. 4, 1781; 4. Mareitge

Richard C. HonI was born reu. zu 1796 near Glen, Montgomery Co., N. Y. He married Feb. 21, 1822 Eliza, daughter of Daniel Dey of Charles- ton, Montgomery county. Her child- ren were: Harriet, Charlotte, Jako way and Hubbard born June 8, 1826. Richard C. married second at Vic. tory, Cayuga- Co., N. Y. Sarah - S Rockwell. She was born 1812 - and died. Feb. 6,'1890. H'er first child was Eliza, born April 7, 1834. Oth- ers were Jakeway, Juliette, Cynthia, Caroline, George, Charles. Richard C. Hoff died in Sedalla, Mo. April 14, 1885. His son, Hubbard was of Red Creek, Wayne .Co., N. Y.

A deed was given by Richard C Hoff and wife, Eliza to John Hoff, May 28, 1827. Both parties were at

at Hardwick, Grafton and Windsor, Vt. Data wanted of. Dorcas Whittaker of Kilingly, Conn. who married about 1788 'or 1790 Eleazer "(or Elis- er) Heywood who died in Rutland, Mass, 1835

Who were the parents of John Wil- ilam Hillmer" born Opsdorf, Hanov; er, 1822 and, came to America In 1855? Date wanted of his wife Soph- ja Wittig born Bodenteig, Hanover, 1823. -

I have data on Heywood and Ben- jamin families, if any one should wish it. Mrs. Louis Hillmer,

711 Starkweather avenue, Plymouth, Mich.

904 Packard, Ann Arbor, Michigan

VOORHEES, LOUCKS

Samuel Voorhees married Maria Loucks bom 1818. Samuel was the son of Garret Voorhees. In the 1790 census he is listed as of Mohawk, town, Montgomery Co. They moved to Sharon, Wis. Listed there in 1880 and died in Vallejo, Calif. Maria Loucks was the daughter of WII- marriage record.

I am especially anxious to find da- ta on Charlotte Boughton. Youck seems the most likely spelling of her name coming from that locailty, but I have not been' able to find the

Mrs. Walter M. Flood. Box 265, Auburn, California

BELLINGER .

Wanted the ancestry of Lieut. Adam Bellinger, soldier of the Am. Revolution who died Jan. 2, 1824, aged 84. He is said to have descend- ed from the Stone Arabia Bellingers and is possibly & grandson of Col. Peter Bellinger and Delia Herkimer. Adam Bellinger served during the - Indian alarm of July, 1763 at the of this William, son of Adam? My | German Flats, and as a private in

grandfather Wm., son of Wm. and

Hannah Best stated he was born in , 1767. During the Revolution he was

Cherry Valley. Where could vital statistics of that place be found ? ROUCH, ROUGH, ROROGH, RIVICK, RORICK, RORIGH

Hermanus (Herman) Best married Marytji Rouch about 1750. "She was said to be from. Livingston, N. Y. One record says that her name was Rivick but a church record of the birth of a child says it was Rouch. Does anyone have any information of this family and the correct spelling of the name? Garret, Hontler and William Rorick are listed In the 1790 census as of Livingston, Columbia Co. Would ilke any information of this family.

Addie Loucks Lehman, 4030 Fourth avenue, San Diego, Calif.

BRADT (BRATT), BOUMAN (BOWMAN)

Data of Pieter Bratt born about 1690 and of wife, Christina Bou-

Wanted the ancestry of William Himes (Heims) who married Nancy Ann Feeter. He died Nov. 18, 1849 Mich., aged 65 years; born in N. Y. State. Their children are: Wm. Feet- er Himes, born March 17, 1815; Catharine, born Jan. 14, 1817, mar- ried Washington Wing; Mary M., born June 26, 18820, died Oct. 1, 1895, married Mr. Schoonhoven; James who died in Civil War; Eliza- beth, marrled Mr. Root Abram; Dor- othy Ann (1829-1879), married James Allison; George H .; Nancy C.,

man, married Albany, Feb., 1716. married Mr. Fay, residence Chicago, Children: (bap. dates Albany) 1 Jan., Ill.

. Oct. 12, 1716; 2 Adriaen, May 14, 1721; 3 Adam Dec. 21, 1723; 4, Ma- · ria, May 8, 1726.

died Nov. 13, 1875; 4. Gertrude Don- ie ( ? ? ) an adopted daughter mar- ried Gilbert Ottman of Cobleskill. This Gertrude had a sister " Margar- et and a Marcus Bellinger was their guardian.

liam Loucks and Hannah Best who were married in Sharon, N. N. in, 1817. I want any information which might help in Moving what family of Louckses William was from. May- . be some record of the Voorhees fam- ily might have that information. Are there any old church records of vi- cinity of Mohawk? I think this WWii- liam. Loucks was the William born to Adam Loucks, Jr. and wife Mag- dalena (Loucks) Loucks in 1787. Does anyone have any information

Captain Marx Petrle's company in a ranger in the Tryon Co. Militia and a Lieut. in Col. Jacob Klock's regiment. He took part in the battle of OrIskany. He married Maria Eliz- abeth Petrie, whose ancestry and de- scendants I have partially traced.

Carl Zwinck,

904 Packard, Ann Arbor, Mich.

HIMES (HEIMS)

Carl Zwinck,

904 Packard,

Ann Arbor, Mich.

MOHAWK VALLEY

GENEALOGY AND

HISTORY

St. Johnsville Enterprise and News, St. Johnsville, N. Y.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1945

Questions and Answers A department devoted to the pursuit of knowledge. No charge to regular subscribers. Any reader, whether subscriber or not, Is invited to submit answers. Give dates, places and sources.

MANIGOLD, BELLINGER ANSWERS

After receiving your first and sec- ond letters, and after hunting two or three hours a day for four or five days,I found a reference to the loca- tion of the grave ::

Manlgold lot is in Maple. View cemetery, Middle Road, six miles from Watertown, N. Y.

Lucian Warringold, b. 2 Oct, 1827, in Alsace, France; no death date. Elizabeth E. Bellinger, his wife, b. 26 June, 1833, d. 7 July, 1891.

A. dim recollection of seeing the name "Manigold" has been an urge to go through ail my correspondence which appears to have any chance of finding "Manlgold." The re Is an issue or two of a paper In or near Watertown which printed the record of births, deaths, marriages, etc in theearly 1800s as I recollent. I saw this paper either in the Oneida His- torical Society library, Utlca, N. Y., Mrs.Flora D. Watkins, Ilion, or in the New York State library, Albany, N. Y., where Miss Edna Jackson Is in charge of MSS records. Any re- search will have to be paid for, I think.' No charge Is made by me for I am not a professional genealogist. It is nice to see you observe the rule to inclose a stamp for requested In- formation.

From the information in your first letter on the location of your great- grandmother in Watertown, I sug- gest you try through the family of the former sheriff of the county, Ezra D. Bellinger, 613 LeRoy street, Watertown, N.Y. He can tell you tached, with references.

if, and how, they are related to the Warringolds, which Is what you wish. Ezra's "line" running back several generation is printed in the Enter- prise and News of St. Johnsville.

For information about how, the French came to settle In that 'vlcin- ity, about the 'Castorland" project, and the Napoleonic king who lived there, you will find the subject very interestingly treated In . Landon's History of the North Country, p. 275. Also see Child's Gazetter of Jefferson and St. Lawrence Counties, New York State.

Also Durant & Pierce's history of Jefferson County, New York, p. 421.

Your library may be able to secure the loan of these books for you, pay- ing postage and insurance both ways, or secure photostats of certain pages at 40 cents a page.

The law you referred to register- ing "vital statistics" ' kept In the counties of New York, became eec- tive about 1879-80, though some counties were slow in starting that work. I think the county clerk is the official charged with these records. I found them in Utlca, N. Y., the cem- etry records, covering parentage, children, residence and all. Charge for copying, certifying and protostat- ing Is made.

Yourmention of the trade of tan- > that of the Thum_of_Worth | Oneida __ (In- 1830 census of Th .. of

JOHN COCHRAN, JR. .

Wanted data on descendants of John Cochran, Jr., b. Conn. (prob.) 1785; mar. Ref. Dut. Ch. Ft. Plain, 8-16-1807to Peggy Kessler.

·Wanted also data on her ancestors. John Cochran, Jr., purchased land,

together with his father, in Cayuga | b. 8-15-1796, d. Victory, Cayuga Co., County In 1819, and John Cochran and Peggy, his wife, sold the same land In . 1825. He appears In the 1820 census of Cayuga Co. with hls wifeand a family of two boys and five girls. There are no church records of Cayuga Co. (Cato town) covering this period and I have no information as to where John, Jr., went when he sold this farm In 1825. He does not appear in the 1830 or 1840 or 1850 census of Cayuga Co. or of Montgomery Co. 'He may have gone to western N. Y. or to Ohio or farther west.

Wanted also, data on younger brother of oJhn Cochran, Jr .- was he Joseph? Was he the Joseph Coch- ran who appeared in the Town of Whitestown, Onelda Co. In the 1835 census, with a wife and two boys and one girl? His age iln this census, 30 to 40 years, would agree with the age of the "1 male under 10" in the 1800 census of Otsego Co., Tn. of Cherry Valley, family of John Coch- ran, Sr. Also John, Sr., died int he town of Whitestown, Oneida Co. in 1823, which might indicate that he was at the home of a relative, pos- sibly a son, this Joseph Cochran.

Known facts on this family at-

Familyof John Cochran.

John Cochran, b. Ireland, 1759, d. Whitesborough, Oneida Co., N. Y., 6-13-1823, mar. Hampton, Windham Co., Conn., 8-3-1785, to' Elizabeth Greenslit (John 5, John 4, John 3, John 2, Thomas 1) dau. John Green- slit and Sarah Burnham). She b. Hampton, Windham Co., Conn., 2-13-1786, d. Buel, Montgomery Co., N. Y., 1841. (References; Pension papers In ArchivesBldg., Washington, D. C.)

John Cochran served in the navy in the Revolution, on several ships, among which were th Sloop of War, Ranger, Capt. John Paul Jones. He was taken prisoner by British and sent to Antigua, escaped and finally arrived in Baltimore, then enlisted In 1782 on the Brigatine Marshall, Capt. Noah Scovell. (Ref. "Mari- tine Conn. in the' American Revou- tlon-1775-1785," Middlebrook, p. 155 -also pension affidacits.)

Children:

1. John Cochran, Jr., b. Conn., prob. 1786, mar. Ref. Dut. On. Ft. Plain, 8-16-18007to Peggy Kessler. Went to Cayuga Co. (when ?) pur- chased land there with his father In> 1881; sold same land in 1825; where did he go? He does not appear In 1810 · census of either Onondaga or

Mathias); 6 children, all girls 1 Eliz- abeth, Mar. Sammons; 2 Lucretia, mar. Oliver Chase; 3 Amanda, mar. Charles Robison; 4 Mary Jane, mar. Crouch; 5 Cynthia, unmar .; 6 Almira; mar. Charles Robinson, has,, second wife, after death of her sister, Amanda, above.

(Ref. 1880 Cens, also M. Mallette's affidavit.)

5 Amanda Cochran, b. Otsego Co. 5-1-1798; d. Starling, Cayuga Co., N. Y.,1-11-1845; mar, at Cato, Cayuga Co., N. Y., 2-16-1817 to John, Cooper, 10-23-1851. (Son of Obadiah 4 Abrm- aha 3 Obadiah 2, 11; 9 children. (I have most of descendants of this couple, as Sally their third child was my grandmother.)

6. (Dau) name ? In 1810 census of Montgomery Co., Th. Canajoharle, John Cochran, Sr., Is listed with wife and 4 females, as follows: 2, age 16 to 26, above Betsey and Sally; 1, age 10 to 18, above' Amanda, 1 under 10. this daughter of whom we have no record. She may have died before they went to Cayuga Co. or she may have married there if so we have no record. Betsey and Sally were baptized in Otsego Co. in 1803. There- fore we feel that this choild wa s not born after 1803, or seh would have been paptized at the same time, or at the time of this census both sons were married at least John, Jr., was, and if the younger son was not the Joseph named above, may have died young, before the 1810 census. If he were born In 1791 he might have been been married before the 1810 census.

Census Records.

John Cochran, Sr. - 1790 - Mont-, gomery Co., Canajoharie Tn. Males, 2 over 16, inc. head, 1 under 16; fe- males 2.

1800-Otsego Co., Tn. Cherry. Val- ley: Males, 1 under 10, 1 10-16; fe- males, 2 under 10. 1 26-45 (wife). 1 male over 45 .(self):

1810-Montgomery Co., Tn. Canajo -; harie: Males, 1 45 plus (self) fe- males, 1 under 10, 1 10 to 16, 2 16 to 26, 1 45 plus(wife).

1820-Cayuga Co., Tn. Cato: Malc 1 over 45 (self); female 1 over 45 (wife.)

John Cochran, Jr., engaged in trade.

1820-Cayuga Co., Tn. Cato: Male; 1 under 10. 1 10 to 16, 1 26 to 45. (self); female, 4 under 10( 1 10-16, 1 26-45 (wife).

Joseph Cockran:

1830-Oneida Co., Tn. Whitestown: Male, 1 under 5, 1 5-10, 1 20-30, 1 30-40 (self), 1 60-70 (helper or wife's father); female,1·under 5, 1 5-10; 1 30-40 (wife.)

Lucy H. Payne,

Middle 'Grove, N. Y.

the former sheriff of the county, Ezra D. Bellinger, 613 LeRoy street, Watertown, N.Y. He can tell you if, and how, they are related to the Warringolds, which is what you wish. Ezra's "line" running back several generation is printed in the Enter- prise and News of St. Johnsville.

For information about how, the French came to settle in that 'vicin- ity, about the 'Castorland" project, there, you will find the subject very interestingly treated in Landon's History of the North Country, p. 275. Also see Child's Gazetter of Jefferson and St. Lawrence Counties, New York State.

Also Durant & Pierce's history of Jefferson County, New York, p. 421.

Your library may be able to secure the loan of these books for you, pay- ing postage and insurance both ways, or secure photostats of certain pages at 40 cents a page.

The law you referred to register- ing "vital statistics" kept in the counties of New York, became eec- tive about 1879-80, though some counties were slow in starting that work. I think the county clerk is the official charged with these records. I found them in Utica, N. Y., the cem- etry records, covering "parentage, children, residence and all. Charge for copying, certifying and protostat- ing is made.

Yourmention of the trade of tan- ner, and that of the Town of Worth in your second letter brought another man to mind. He moved to Worth, N. Y., in 18854,, married, St. Johns- ville," 27 Jan. 1831, b. 18005, d. 1888. He was a "cordwainer" (is a top- notch leather man and shoemaker). All is told in Emerson's History of Jefferson County, p. 151. His son .Isadh was assessor three times, was b. 1892 in Pamelia.

The above is outlined in by Pre- Revolutionary War Bellinger Fam- ily, printed in Enterprise and eNws of |11-29-1788; St. Johnsville, N. Y., under No. 622.

2. Elizabeth (Betsey), b. Comn., unmarried; d. Buel, Mont.Co., N. Y., 11-19-1854; baptized Enterprise and News has some back 10-6-1803 by Rev. Dan'l Nash. numbers for sale, and has already printed five different Bellinger fam- iieg for me. (The Record Book of Chenango and Otsego Counties," N. Y. Gen. & Biog. Lib.) Joined church (Presbyterian) My recollection is that Emerson gave all the children of Isaiah, but not all his brothers and sisters. I cannot find the notes I took of names in those histories. You will have some job getting proof of your con- nection to this particular man, but the birth date and name of your great-grandmother seem to fit in this particular "line." at Buel, 1843 (Buel Ch. Rec.) Burled Pres.Ch. Yard at Buel. Pension af- fidavits in Archives Bldg., Washing- ton, D. C., state that she had typhus fever about 1810 and lost "the use of her limbs." Mr. Martin Mellette of Buel, states that she was renowned in that country as weaver of finest of linens. (John, Sr., was an Irish weaver-and all of his family seem to have practiced his art.)

I have records of two other Bel- lingers who were tanners an .. shoe -. makers living in this same vicinity. Sincerely, L. F. Bellinger.

1005 Springdale Road, Atlanta, Ga.

Fold household linens over the clothes line with the hems together to prevent their tearing in the wind. To study well at home, a child must have good light, a comfortable place to sit, and a certain amount of privacy.

4. Sarah Greenslit Cochran, b. Ot- sego Co. 1795 by Otsego Co. Res. One of the best places for farmers with Betsey above, d. Buel,| 1-10-1861; to apply lime in the fall is to the bur. Buel Cem .; mar. (date?) Phoe- hay meadow that will be plowed for corn or some other cultivated crop.

over 16, inc. head, 1 under 16; fe- males 2.

1800-Otsego Co., Tn. Cherry Val- ley: Males, 1 under 10, 1 10-16; fc- males, 2 under 10. 1 26-45 (wife). 1 male over 45 .(self).

1810-Montgomery Co., Tn. Canajo- harie: Males, 1 45 plus (self) fe- males, 1 under 10, 1 10 to 16, 2 16 to 26, 1 45 plus(wife).

1820-Cayuga Co., Tn. Cato: Male 1 over 45 (self); female 1 over 45 (wife.)

John Cochran, Jr., engaged in trade.

1820-Cayuga Co., Tn. Cato: Male, 1 under 10. 1 10 to 16, 1 26 to 45 (self); female, 4 under 10( 1 10-16, 1 26-45 (wife).

Joseph Cockran:

1830-Oneida Co., Tn. Whitestown: Male, 1 under 5, 1 5-10, 1 20-30, 1 30-40 (self), 1 60-70 (helper or wife's father); female,1·under 5, 1 5-10; 1 30-40 (wife.)

Lucy H. Payne,

Middle 'Grove, N. Y.

Children: "

1. John Cochran, Jr., b. Conn., prob. 1786, mar. Ref. Dut. On. Ft. Plain, 8-16-18007to Peggy Kessler. Went to Cayuga Co. (when ?) pur- chased land there with his father in 1881; sold same land in 1825; where did he go? He does not appear in 1810 census of either Onondaga or Oneida. (In 1830 census of Th. of L'eroy,' Genessee Co., appears a John Cochran, buthe is listedas between 60 and 70 yrs. of age, while above John would have beenabout 44.)

We have no record of his descend- ants.

The 1880 census of Cayuga Co. lists him as between 26 and 45, and his wife, same age,with children as follows: 1 male under 10, 1 male 10 to 16, 4 females under 10.

3 (Son). Joseph ? b. between 1790 and 1772, prob. 1791. In Otsego Co., Tn. of Cherry Valley: Is he the Joseph Cochranin 1830 census, town of Whitestown, Onelda Co as bet. 30 and 40 yrs., with a wife, same age, and one older person, bet. 60 and 70 60 and 70 (possibly helper, possibly wife's father), and with children as follows: 1 male under 5, 1 male 5 to 10, 1 male 200 to 30, 1 female under 5, 1 female 5 to 100.

nix Lane, b. 1-4-1795, d. 11-9-1860 "as 65-11," bur. Buel Cem. (son of

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sibly a son, this Joseph Cochran. Known facts. on this family at- tached, with references.

Familyof John Cochran.

John Cochran, b. Ireland, 1759, d. Whitesborough, Oneida Co., N. Y., 6-13-1823, mar. Hampton, Windham Co., Conn., 8-3-1785, to Elizabeth Greenslit (John 5, John 4, John 3, John 2, Thomas 1) dau. John Green- and the Napoleonle king who lived slit and Sarah Burnham). She b. Hampton, Wiindham Co., Conn., 2-13-1786, d. Buel, Montgomery Co., N. Y., 1841. (References; Pension papers in ArchivesBldg., Washington, D. C.)

John Cochran served in the navy in the Revolution, on several ships, among which were th Sloop of War, Ranger, Capt. John Paul Jones. He was taken prisoner by British and sent to Antigua, escaped and finally arrived in Baltimore, then enlisted in 1782 on the Brigatine Marshall, Capt. Noah Scovell. (Ref. "Mari- tine Conn. in the American Revou- tion-1775-1785," Middlebrook, p. 155 -also pension affidacits.) /

St. Johnsville ' Enterprise, and News, St. Johnsville, N. Y.

201. 29,1945

Questions and Answers A department devoted to the pursuit of knowledge. No charge " to regular subscribers. Any reader, whether subscriber or not, is invited to submit answers. Give dates, places and sources.

DAILEY, DILLABOUGII

Information of any kind wanted re- lating to the ancestry and parentage of Hery A. Dailey of Lisbon or Og- densburg, St. Lawrence county, N. Y. and his wife Orpha Dillabough. He had at least one child, Lavina' Am- elia, who was born July 1, 1843 at Lisbon or Ogdensburg.

ENDICOTT

'.Who were the parents of Mary Endicott, wife of Joseph Herrick. of

Salem Village (now Danvers) Mass. ? She was married 1677-8 and died Sept. 14, 1706. WHITMORE

Parentage wanted of

Who was John Budd that married Elizabeth Bryan born 1804, daugh- Martha ter of Jehiel and (Mary Johnston) Whitmore of Medford, Mass., who | Bryan. This family moved to Farm- married Josiah 3 Johnson of Wo- burn, Mass. on Dec. 16, 1739. She died Aug. 25, 1716, aged 30 years.

Edward V.

Reed,

12 Gage street, Methuen, Mass.

REPLY TO KNOWLES QUERY

Foliowing is partial reply to a Knowles query which ran recently: From a pamphlet written by Rev. S. Granby. Spees, 1871.

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Mohawk Valley genealogy and history : [a compilation of clippings, 1945-1946], Part 11

Author: Publication date: 1942 Publisher: [1942-1949] Number of Pages: 276

Author:
Publication date: 1942
Publisher: [1942-1949]
Number of Pages: 276