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52. Mosely Stoddard
53. Jonas Shurtliff
54. Jonas Stackweather
55. Chauncey Wodsworth 56. Milon Warner
57. Uriah Welton
58. Abner R. Wood
59. Linas Warner
60. Allen Welton
61. Jacob Wheeler
62. Lyman Ward
63. William M. Warner
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68. Warren Webster, Pvt. 69. Lemuel Hyde, Pvt.
70. Arvin Webster, Pvt.
*12 and 14. Edward Curtis and Edward Curtis, Jr., deceased, signed by son of Sr. and bro. of Jr.
4. Pvt. Brainard taken prisoner September 17, 1814, arrived at Sa- lem, Mass. April 20, 1815, pd. $8 per month to February 18, 1815, $6.66 per month to May 13, 1815, 8 months, 16 days. Whole amount paid $64.47, deduction Boston, 20.91-$43.56.
34. Sewell Hovey, absent without leave.
GAGE
I am interested particularly in two people, one my great great grand- father Moses Gage who went to Norway, N. Y. and settled there in 1793 from "vicinity of Albany Co."
and of my father's grandfather, John Stannard who I believe must have lived in Amsterdam or some- where near there when my grand- father James Stannard was born in 1826.
I would like a record of the birth in Norway for Jan. 22, 1826 of James S. Stannard and of a Sarah H. Ash born in Norway Nov. 28, 1822 or of their marriage there in probably 1849 or 1850, because their oldest boy, my father's brother, David Stannard was born (suppos- edly in Norway, on Nov. 11, 1851.) . I have a great deal of informa- tion but can't find the link between : Charlotte Gage (Mose's daughter) and Roland Ash's marriage. (A Sarah Ash, their daughter and my father's father, James Stannard) and my grandfather's, James fath- er, John Stannard. All my people must have come from around that part of the country. I have my coat of arms from England but if I can find out where John Stannard was born, I can trace back from them to England.
Mrs. K. M. Cook,
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GUINALL
Your paper has been coming to me for some time past. I have eag- erly read every issue in hope of finding proof regarding my great grandfather being killed in the bat- tle of Oriskany. The articles run- ning through the current numbers are most thrilling. I would appre- ciate some means of ascertaining where I may find all data regard- ing Albert (James?) Guinall (spell- ed also Quinall and -nell, -nall, nel.) Also his father by the same name.
Family, tradition is that he was
a lieutenant who fell at the battle of Oriskany. His wife was Matilda Collier. His daughter Cornelia was born 11 February 1778.
Where may we find lists of all the men and officers who were in this battle? Mary Lyman Reeve,
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MARKELL, VROOMAN William Markell and wife En- gelte. Children: Anna Margretha Markell born Dec. 24, 1764. (ealled Nancy.) Catherine Elisabeth Markell born March 28, 1767.
Delia Markell born Aug. 16, 1769. The three daughters above bap- tized Stone Arabla Dutch Reform- ed church. Had three sons, Jacob, Henry and John, found no record of the boys' births. I would like the date of marriage of William Markell and Engelte, also her sur- name. My application to the Sons of the American Revolution was approved for William Markell's Revolutionary war record. Anyone wishing may have the data gratis for DAR, SAR or CAR.
Catherine Elisabeth Markell (Cat- rina Misler )and Abraham Vrooman were married in Reformed church Caughnawaga Nov. 20, 1787 (Vol. 1 page 169 entry 232). I would like the date of birth of Abraham Vroo- nan and proof of the full names of ils parents.
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MABIE,
Philomeia Mabies Book: 1846. On the following pages may be found Locks of hair from most of my friends and when procured, which I keep as a memento of their worth, etc., etc February 9, 1845. W. Mabie. 1844. Father Joshua Farnum
Mother Hannah Farnum 1844.
Martin Farnum 1845. 1 54 1 Saleeta Farnum 1845. My mother (?) Esther Farnum 1845. Robert Evans 1842.
Rufus Tyler 1843.
G. W. Lyon 1845.
Nancy Mabie 1844.
Alonzo Starkweather 1841 Philandia Starkweather 1842.
Ruth Waters 1843. Lucinda Cory 1844. Saily Jane Wiseman 1838.
Elijah Tichner 1844.
Harriet Tichner (Tiekner) 1844. Mary Jane Lamoreaux 1845
Caroline Lamoreaux 1844.
Hiram Fapett 1845
Diana Fulier 1838 Betsy Fapett 1845 Sally Evans 1845
Amy Farnum 1844.
Julie Ann Farman 1845
John Mable 1843
Allen Mable 1844
John Mabie, Jr. 1845 Lorenso Starkweather 1841 Jane Cole, 1842. Margaret Ferguson 1840 Nancy Johnson 1844 Saily Mable
Sally Mabie 1845
Sally Johnson 1843 Esther Tichner 1844
Joseph Lamoreaux 1844 Kasiah Crandie 1845 Leoninan Amible 1845
Judah Cotten 1845
Alley Mabie 1845
Aeiel Green 1842
deecased
Emely Inseloe 1846 Harriet./Mable 1837 Elias Mabie 1845 ather Caroline Maine 1843 Salleata Hays 1850 John Coie. 1842
Rhodemie Inseloe (deceased) 1836 .
Eunice Mabie 1832 deceased Florieta Mabie 1837 dceased Eunice Mabie 1846, Mother 1846 James Hays . 1850 Martin Spencer Mable died, Sep- tember 20, aged 13 months and 23 · days 1850.
(A note added here says: "This was ail the one Aunt Phila had." and is in the handwriting of Han- nah Elizabeth (Slayton) Cooley, daughter of Esther born 1830 who sent the hair book to her grand- daughter, Mary Elizabeth Sweet.
The last page has the following: Esther 1845 died aged 75 years. Joshua Farnam taken the 27 of June one day after his Deceas
The words may be found Job:14- 10.
The hair in this book is often braided into shapes of flowers or wreathes. Some look like babies' hair and some is gray.
I want ancestry of Joshua Far- num and of his wife Hannah.
Were the parents of Phiio Far- num (Sept. 18, 1947) and Philome- ". Tamam Mahle related? Notice
Palatine Church
(Continued from last week)
The Deed of Gift
The original deed of gift is stili preserved and is at the time of this writing, 1930, in the possession of the Nellis sisters, (Katherine and Lena), direct descendants, who' re- side at St. Johnsville, N. Y. The deed itseif is a splendid specimen of penmanship and is herewith repro- duced for the purpose of preserv- ing the quaint old phraseology, and to show how dependent we are on the old English courts for our iegai phrases.
Following is the deed of gift of the church premises by Hendrick W. Nellis, as referred to above:
THIS INDENTURE, Made the Second Day of January in the Ninth Year of His Majesty's Reign, King George the Third, &c., Anno Dom- ini one thousand' Seven Hundrad and Sixty Nine Hendrick W. Neliis, of Canajoharie in the County of Aibany, &c., province of New York, Yeoman, one part and the church wardens hath given, granted alien- ed, infeoffed and Confirmed and. «by these presents Doth give, grant, ailen( infeoff and Confirm, unto the said Church wardens, and their respective successors, certain Tract or parcei of Land situate and lying in the Tenure and Occupation of the said Hendrick W. Neiiis, which being a Lott of Land on the North side of the Mohawk River at Canajoharie aforesaid in a Pat- ent granted formeriy unto Francis Harrison Spradt and others, and is distinguished and known by the name of Lott N. Eight, and the aforesaid Tract or Parcel of Land shali be a Parallelogram of Eighty Feet long and Sixty four feet broad upon the said Lott N. Eight on he South side of the High Road, and the aforementioned Length of Eighty Feet shali front the High road aforesaid; Together with ali the Woods, Underwoods, Trees, Timbers, feedings, ways, paths, pas- sages,' Waters, Water courses, Ease- ments, profits, Commodities, advan- tages, Hereditaments and appurte- nances whatsoever , to the said
Messuage' Lands and premises
abovement'w, or any, wise apper- taining : And the Reversion and Re- versions, Remainder and Remain- ders, Rent and Serxices of ail and singular the said premises; and ali the Estate, Right, Title, Interest, Claim and Demand whatsoever, of him the said Hendrick W. Nellis, of, in and to the said, Messuage, Lands and Premises and of, in and to every part and parcel thereof,. with their and every of their ap- purtenances, and ali Deeds, Evi- dences and Writings concerning the said premises only, or any part thereof, now in the hands and cus- tody of the said Hendrick W. Nellis. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the said Messuage, Lands, Hereditaments, and all and sigular the premises hereby granted and conveyed, or mentioned or intended to be grant- ed and conveyed with their appur- tenances unto the said Churchwar- dens of the said Lutheran Congre- gation and their successors, to the
Anderson Family in America Hendrik B.
(Continued from last week)
A history of the Anderson fam- ·ily in America, by Anderson, Jr., 51612 Broadway, Fargo, North Da- kota, assisted by Miss Nora Lee, 404 South Second street, Mt. Hor- eb, Wisconsin and Mrs. Seymour Gilbertson, Black Earth, Wisc. It was in the spring of the year 1853 that they ieft Modum, Nor- way, aboard the sail boat "The Soffina."
The party was made up on Hen- drik and Gunhild Anderson, three children, Karen, Anne and Andrew Hendrik. Also there was Mrs. An- derson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Bjoigerud, a sister Maren and a brother Mickel and a brother of Mr. Anderson, Andrew.
The party arrived at Boston Mass. after many days of rough seas. They spent a short time there 'going on to New York city where they visited friends, also visited in Albany. In the fall of 1853 they traveled to Ohio and spent the winter there.
In the spring of 1854 they arrived in Wisconsin going to Mt. Horeb, New Glarus and Blanchardvilie area. Hendrik purchased half a sec- tion of land 16 miles from Mt. Horeb. He later enlarged his farm- ing interests many times over.
They joined the York church near Bianchardville of which he served as deacon. The York church was a Norwegian Lutheran church. Hendrik became a weli-to-do man and he and his wife spent a good life together.
Hendrik died May 6, 1893 at the age of 71 years, 3 months and 1 day,
His wife outlived him by nearly. 31 years. She died January 6, 1924' at the age of 97 years, 5 months and 15 days.
They were both buried in the churchyard of the York church in the family plot.
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Margaret Ferguson 1840
Nancy Johnson 1844
Sally Mabie
Sally Mabie 1845
Sally Johnson 1843 Esther Tichner 1844
Joseph Lamoreaux 1844 Kasiah Crandle 1845
Leoninan Amible 1845
Judah Cotten 1845
Alley Mabie 1845
Aeiel Green 1842
Emely Inseloe 1846
Harriet.f! Mabie 1837
deecased
Elias Mabie 1845 ather
Caroline Maine 1843
Salleata Hays 1850
: John Cole 1842
Rhodemie Inseloe (deceased) 1836 . Eunice Mabie 1832 deceased
Florieta Mabie 1837 dceased Eunice Mabie 1846. Mother 1846 James Hays 1850
Martin Spencer Mabie died Sep- tember 20, aged 13 months and 23 days 1850.
(A note added here says:, "This was all the one. Aunt Phila had." and is in the handwriting of Han- nah Eilzabeth (Slayton) Cooley, daughter of Esther born 1830 who sent the hair book to her grand- daughter, Mary Elizabeth Sweet.
The last page has the following: Esther 1845 died aged 75 years. Joshua Farnam taken the 27 of June one day after his Deceas
The words may be found Job:14- 10.
The hair in this book is often bralded into shapes of flowers or wreathes. Some look like babies' hair and some is gray.
I want ancestry of Joshua Far- num and of his wife Hannah.
Were the parents of Philo Far- num (Sept. 18, 1947) and Philome- la Farnam Mabie related? Notice the name is speiled Farnum, Far- nam and Farman. The handwriting is very pretty . but the letters are tiny, so hard to read.
Did Sallieta Farnum born 1816 marry James Hays? Emma Belle Sweet 409 North Edith
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RICHARDSON
I am interested in the New York history of the following Richardson family:
From A. R. Markle's "When Terre Haute (Ind.) Was Young" I find the following: "When preparations of the New York Colony to move west into Indiana . . . Joseph Rich- ardson had left the boats at Pitts- burgh and on arrival of the party at Vincennes word awaited them of his serious illness in Washington (In- diana.)" "',
From Di 3 "The Good Old Times in McSlean Co., Ill." I find "Troup Richardson was born July 14, 1809, in Cayuga Co., N. Y., near Auburn. His father, Samuel L. Richardson, and his mother, whose malden name was Ann Wright, were both of English descent. The ancestors of his mother came from England with William Penn. In October, 1818, the Richardson family started to Fort Harrison, three miles from Terre Haute, Indiana. They had a winter's, journey of it and came to their 'destination in March 1819."
I want to know the other child- ren of Samuel Lane Richardson and Ann Wright beside Samuel Troupe : (1809-1890), Willlam Au- gustus (1804-1894) and Edward Franklin (his dates particularly wanted). Samuel Lane Richardson was the son of John Richardson and Christina Lane of Maryland and Penn.
The 1850 Census of Cayuga coun- ty lists a J. L. Richardson, age 66 ((b. c. 1784), a lawyer born .in Maryland. He may have been a brother of Samuel Lane Richardson. J. L.5s wife is given as Catherine, age 62, born in New Jersey. Per- haps descendants of this J. L. are still in Cayuga county.
Also I am interested in any data on Ann Wright and her parents. Gordon C. Jones, Lt. Co. 604 North Emerson street Arlington, Virginia
of the said Hendrick W. Nellis, which being a Lott of Land on the
at Canajoharie aforesaid in a Pat- North side of the Mohawk River
ent granted formerly unto Francis
Harrison Spradt and others, and is distinguished and known by the name of Lott N. Eight, and the aforesaid Tract or Parcel of Land shall be a Parallelogram of Eighty · Feet long and Sixty four feet broad upon the said Lott 'N. Eight on he South side of the High Road, and the aforementioned Length of Eighty Feet shall front the High road aforesaid; Together with all the Woods, Underwoods, Trees, Timbers, feedings, ways, paths, pas- sages,' Water's, Water courses, Ease- ments, profits, Commodities, advan- tages, Hereditaments and appurte- nances whatsoever to the said Messuage Lands" and premises
abovement'w, or any,, wise apper- taining: And the Reversion and Re- versions, Remainder and Remain- ders, Rent and Serxices of all and singular the said premises; and all the Estate, Right," Title, Interest, Claim and Demand ,whatsoever, of him the said Hendrick W. Neilis, of, in and to the sald, Messuage, Lands and Premises and of, in and to every part and parcel thereof, with their and every of their ap- purtenances, and all Deeds, Evi- dences and Writings concerning the said premises only, or any part thereof, now in the hands and cus- tody of the sald Hendrick W. Nellis. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the said Messuage, Lands, Hereditaments, and all and sigular the premises hereby granted and conveyed, or mentioned or intended to be grant- ed and conveyed with their appur- tenances unto the said Churchwar- dens of the said Lutheran Congre- gation and their successors, to the only proper use and behoof of the said Lutheran Congregation forev- er. And the said Hendrick W. Nel- lis for himself, his heirs, Ex's and ad'mrs, doth covenant, promise and grant to and with the sald Church- wardens, by these presents, that the said Lutheran Congregation shall and Lawfully may, from henceforth forever hereafter, peacefully and quietly, Have, hold, use, occupy, possess and enjoy the sald Messuage, Lands and premises amovement'u, to be hereby granted, with their and every of their appurtenances, free, clear and discharged, or well and sufficiently saved and kepté harmless of and from all former and other grants, Bargains, Sales, Gifts, Jointures, Feoffments, Leases, Dow- ers, Estates, Eneoffs, Rent Charges, Arrearages of Rents, Statutes, Judg- ments, Recognizances, Executions and of and from all other Titles, Troubles, Charges and Incumbranc- es whatsoever, had made,, commit- ed, done or suffered, or to be had made, committed, done or suffered by him the said Hendrick W. Nellis his heirs, ex'rs or adm's or any oth- er person or persons lawfully claim- ing or to claim, by from or under him, or any or either of them. In witness whereof the said Hendrick W. Nellis hath hereunto set his hand and seal the Day of Year first above written.
'Henrich Wm. Nelles Sealed and Delivered In the pres- ence of 1
Memorandum: It is covenanted and agreed by the said Hendrick W. Nellis, before the Seallng and Delivery of these presents; this tract of Land hereby granted shall be butted and bounded to a certain Mark Stone, marked with the (Inl- tials of Peter Wagner, Andreas Re- ber, Christian Nellis). Letters PW., AR., CN. , along the fence on the high road southw'd where the Length of this granted Paralello- gram shall begin.
Andreas Reber, John Eisenlord, Peter Wagner. (To be continued)
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served as deacon. The York church was a Norwegian Lutheran church.
Hendrik became a well-to-do man and he and his wife spent a good life together.
Hendrik died May 6, 1893 at the age of 71 years, 3 months and 1 day.
His wife outilved him by nearly 31 years. She died January 6, 1924' at the age of 97 years, 5 months and 15 days.
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