Mohawk Valley genealogy and history : [a compilation of clippings, 1949], Part 26

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SEVILLE

Inforation concerning the ances- try of Anna or Anne Seville, & French Huguenot. Previous to

1752 she married William Teed and they settled in the District of the Manor of Cortlandt (now Som- ers) Westchester county, N. Y.

Bovina Center, N. Y. L. M. Pauley,

rectly carved or weather erosion has rendered the inscription par- .tially indistinct, causing the 3 in 43 to be read as 5.

I copied this same inscription 40 years ago and I also made the age as 45 and the Nov. 2 as Nov. 12. As I recall the inscription was somewhat illegible then.

Benjamin Fox was a son of

John C. Fox and Elizabeth Dief- endorf. He married March 8. 1818 Catherine Staats. They had children: Caroline born 1820, mar- ried Richard A. North. Record of one child, Mary Elizabeth 1839- 1841. No further data.

(a) Elizabeth born 1823 mar- ried Aaron Brower. No further re- cord.

b) Catherina born 1827, said to have moved to Chicago and died there unmarried.

(c) Staats. Married Elizabeth, daughter of Archibald Fox. They had a son Edward born 1854. No further data. (d) Margaret. Said to have married a Wagner. No further da- tin

The widow of John C. Fox mar- ried as second husband Jos. G. Klock No issue.

The above John C .Fox should not be confused with another John Fox also a son of a Chi-topher Fox, the births and deaths -" these two Johns being fairly close to- | gether. Lineage of this latter John Fox is:

1. Johan Phillip Fox, born Ger- many ca 1660, Palatine Immi- grant 1710, died post 1737, mar- ried Anna Eva.

2. John Christopher Fox, born Germany ca 1685-90, died aat Ger- man Flats. N. Y. 1766-7, Bur- netsfield Patentee 1723, married 1710-11 Johaanna Elizabeth Cur- ring.

3. Johan Phillip Fox born 1712 died post 1760, married Anna Dor- othea.

4. Christopher Philip Fox born about 1739 died 1804 in Oppen- heim, N. Y. Married 1st Anna Margaretha Klock. Married 2nd, Catherina Hess Weaver, widow Jacob Jacob Weaver.

5. Johannes born May 5, 1766. died March 24, 1813. Married Ly- dia

The above Christopher Philip Fox is the Capt. Christopher Fox who Beers in his history of Fulton and Montgomery Counties, N. Y. states was killed at the Bat- tle of Oriskany. Beers was quite successful in killing him histori- cally, but not otherwise. He mar- ried a second wife after Oriskany and raised three sons, Christopher C., David and Frederick, the lat- ter my great grandfather and who married Anna Fox, eldest daughter of John C. Fox and Elizabeth Diefendorf.

On the reorganization of the mi- litia in 1778 Capt. Christopher P. Fox became 2nd Major of the Pal-

Fox was Major of this battalion but due to a bad wound in the right arm at Oriskany was for some time unfit to do field ser- vice, hence a 2nd major, a very rare occurrence.

O. W. Bell,

13712 Queen Anne Court, San Antonio 9, Texas

CHASE

Wanted the parentage of Timothy Chase, born Aug. 12, 1783. He had brothers named Samuel, Horace and Dean. He married at West- ford, N. Y. Patty Adams, eldest daughter of Capt. David Adams May 12, 1804.

Ronald S. Webster,

305 West. Montgomery St. Johnstown, N. Y.

Rainbows moonlight.

can be, formed by

enth president of the United States (1829-1837). Mrs. Helen Grover· of Boonville, N. Y. is a descendant of a James Jackson. Her father's v " .!! was William

Jackson and well grandfather, Hugh Jackson and President An- drew Jackson were brothers. Meet- ing once in Ohio President Jack- son and a grandson of Wm. Jack- son discussed their relationship. This genealogical item was dis- covered in an old record book.

The children of this Williamn

Jackson were:

Mary born April 22, 1747.

Helence born May 2, 1749. Nancy born June 22, 1751 mar- ried Timothy Smith.

Mary and Sally (twins) born Nov. 27, 1753.

William, Jr., born Dec. 1, 1755.

James born April 1, 1758. Robert born April 5, 1760. Isaac born May 10, 1762. Isabella born Aug. 5, 1765.

Pottersville, N. Y.

W. N. P. Dailey,

WILSON, McLALLEN

Desire to know the parentage of the following couple: Zura Wilson' and wife Emma. Their birth dates and those of their children obtain- ed from census reports. One cen- sus .gives his name as Zimri or Zinni and hers as Amy.

Zura Wilson born Seneca Co. N. Y., 1812.

Emma ( ) Wilson born Sene- ca county, N. Y. 1820.

Children, all born in Seneca Co .: Lorana 1839; Edgar 1845; Jerome in Lodi 1848; Sarah J. (Jennie, md. Albert Marsh), born 1850; Ro- dolphus, born 1852; Francis W. (Frank) born 1854; ' Harriet L. "- (Hat. married Theron Allen) born 1858-9. In 1850 living with this Wilson family in Tompkins Co., was Henry McLallen or McLellen, born about 1773 in Mass. Who was he ? Is the name Zura (Zimri-Zin- ni) Welch ?

ZEDECHIAH FITZ-RANDOLPHI SARAH CORYELL

Zedechiah, pvt. Rev. War from Middlesex county, N. J., son of Malachi and Sarah (Bonham) Fitz-Randolph and born 1748 died 1835. In 1779 he married Saral Coryell, daughter of Abraham anc Esther (Heath) Corfell born 1759 died 1840. Dezechiah apparently went by the name of Zedekiah F P. Randolph. Would like to know where he died and the names of his children and to whom they were married.

LEWIS

Who were the wife and parent of Benjamin Lewis whose dau Mary married Aaron Kellogg i Colchester, Ct. in 1740? Mrs. Albert Santos,

3558 Gray street ., « Oakland 1, C#237

NELSON, SMITH

Want information of Enoc Nelson and wife, Maderah Smit of Fairfield, Herkimer county, }

ment and as such rendered service until 1783. Christopher William Y. Enoch had son, Paul C., bor Dec. 7, 1800 at Fairfield. Als any information of Paul C. Ne. sons' brothers and sisters. CLARK

Want ancestry of William E

Clark born 1814 (where?) die June 1, 1860 in town of Steuber Oneida county, N. Y. He marrle Sarah Thompson. Any informa tion of Sarah Thompsan appre ciated.

BURT, BICKFORD, PIERCE Want parentage and furthe ancestry of Horace Burt bor: 1828 (where ?) He married Pris cilla Bickford (when ?) He die Jan. 6, 1899 in town of Russia New York state. Priscilla Bick

ford was born May 3, 1825 (where ?) Her 'parents were Jo seph Bickford, born in Maine (where ?) and Abigail Pierce born in Mass. (when ?) Want any in- formation of these families.

Mrs. Carlisle Grower,

Park avenue, Boonville, N. Y.

before 1623. Her youngest son was birth date by 2 years. His correct age was 43 years and 8 days. Either the inscription was incor-

VILLE, (N. Y.) ENTERPRISE AND NEWS

Six Principle Baptist Church Fulton County

Many of our citizens whose an- cestors were among the first set- tlers in our county will recognize! the names of their grandfathers and great grandfathers. The list! of names with residence follows: Galway, N. Y .- Samuel

Sweet.

Amsterdam, N. Y .- Rev. James T. Joslin, David Atkins, Stephen Allen, Thomas B. Kenyon, Geo. S. Joslin, John T. Joslin, Thomas Hopkins, John Allen, Stephen S. Lucthet, John Loring, Dorcas Wells, John Watton, Jr., William Fairbanks,, Jonathan Fairbanks, William T. Allen, Russel J. Fair- banks, 'John ,Loder, William R. Allen, Nathan Norner, Martha Al- len.

Broadalbin, N. Y .- Rev. Ezra W. Allen, Deacon John Kenyon, Wanton Kenyon, Asa B. Kenyon, Wesley Clute, James Tyler, Jr., John E. Hawley, Samuel Phillips, Benjamin Tabor, Lodowick Kenyon, Jonathan Wightman. Johnstown, N. Y. Caleb S. Grimble, John Lepper, Dutee Jos- lin, Silas Palmer, Andrew Dye, Rouse Simmons, James A. Harris, Henry Palmer, George Simmons, Elijah Hayward.

Mayfield, N. Y .- Ichabod Pot- ter, Elisha K. Potter, Ichabod Potter, Jr., Patience Potter, John Cutter ,Stephen Brown, Olsen C. Hoberton, C. Winslow.

THE END

The Petries In America

These notes and records of the Johan Jost Petrie family and de- scendants in America were com- piled by the late Mrs. Frederick Staehla, of Munnsville, N. Y. Her notes have been checked, so far as we have been able to do so, and we will try to complete her work. Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Petrie,

field, County of Herkimer gave a, Johnstown, N. Y.

2275X. William A .. Feeter born May 1, 1816, died March 10, 1898. Married Catharine Eygebrodt,

was incorporated born August 11, 1821. Died Feb 20, 1898 at Manheim, N. Y. Child- ren 5.

2276X. George Adam Feeter, born June 6, 1821, died March 7, bers of the society presided, David, 1898. Married Ursula Wright born Atkins and Caleb Allen. The fol- 1824, died April 6, 1888. Children 1. lowing trustees were elected: Ca- leb Allen, John T, Johnson, Geo. J. Joslin, Sweet Allen, David At- kins and Thomas Hopkins. The so- ciety. was to be known as the General or Six Principle Baptist Church of Amsterdam.

2277. Horace Feeter, born May 6, 1827, died August 16, 1830. . 1091X PRB 1552. Eva (Anna Eva) Fester, daughter of Maria Elisabeth Bellinger (280 PRB 431) and Col. William Feeter, born

Oct. 16, 1784; died April 30, 1830. Married Jacob Scott on May 14, 1802. Children 11.

2280. William Scott born Oct. 25, 1802; died Aug. 6, 1804. 2281X. Jacob Scott born June

18, 1804. Married .. Children

2282. Moses Scott born May 17,

1806.

2283X. Elizabeth Scott born May 11, 1808. Married .... Snell.

Children 2.

2284X. George Henry Scott born une 6, 1810, died Aug. 18, 1834. Married 2285X. May Scott born June 13, . Children 1. baptized June 26, 1812. Married Fullington. Children 3.

2286X. James Scott, born Sept.

13, 1814. Married .... Children 2.

2287X. Lucas Scott born Oct. 12, 1816. Married ..... Children 3. 2288. Cathaarine Scott, born Oct. 16, 1819, died Aug. 18/ 1836. 2289X. Nancy Scott born Mar. 16, 1822. Married .... Beach. Children 1.

2289 AX. Anna Cornelia Scott; born Oct. 16, 1828. Married 1, McCormick. Children 2. Married 2. .... Benjaamin. Liv. ed in 1901 at Lookport, N. Y. (To be continued)

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(Continued from last week) Degirous of locating the exact spot, I visited several other peo- ple who had lived all their lives in the vicinity of that field, one a woman over ninety years of age who was born on a farm adjoining the pointed out field. Not one had ever heard of the church. Since the church has never been written up in any history of Fulton or Montgomery counties, the only re- daining sources of information are maps of the county and records in the County Clerk's office.

The church is described as be- ing in the town of Amsterdam and county of Montgomery and so it was until April 18, 1838, the date upon which Fulton county was separated from Montgomery coun- ty and that part of the town of Amsterdam north of the northern boundary of Montgomery county and which fell within the limits of Fulton county became the town of Perth. The earliest deed on re- cord for the farm which contains the field Mr. Joslin pointed out as having been the church field is dated May 12, 1823 and by it, Lewis M. Bostwick and Deborah, his wife of the town of Amster- dam deeded this farm to Jacob Banta of the same place. The deed describes the boundaries of the farm and then states that it has "seventy acre excepting one quar- ter of an acre on which the Ban- tist meeting house is now situat- ed." This locates the farm but it is not yet narrowed down to the field in question. It so happens that only one field of this far is on the west side of the road and we find that on Dec. 10, 1831, Henry Bonfoy of the town of Win- quit claim deed to David Atkins of the town of Amsterdam for $10.00 for the part of this west field which contained the church. The church

on April 18, 1832, many years af- ter its beginning. It may be that it was incorporated in order to sell the property and that the mem-

At this time David Atkins own- ed the church lot and the land surrounding it and on August 6, 1832, he and his wife, Hannah gave a quit claim deed to the above mentioned trustees, for $10, of the church lot. The property is described as follows: Beginning on the west side of the road

leading from Amsterdam to Broadalbin, 25 links north of the north-east corner of the Six Prin- ciple . Baptist Meeting House, run- ning south 2 chains, west 1 chain, 25 links, north 2 chains, east 1 chain, 25 links to the place of

beginning, being one quarter acre. No further mention ofthis church appears anywhere in the county records.

These Pleasant Valley settlers formed a society there on May 2, 1818, called the Palatine branch of the Six Principle Baptist Church of Amsterdam. It was probably the first organization of a religious nature in that locality. The ministers who preached to them were Revs. Ezra Allen, James T. Joslin and William Groom. A reorganization as an in- dependent church took place June 10, 1830, consisting of 39 mem- bers who adopted the title of "The Six Principle Baptist Church of Christ. "The' first regular pastor of this reoganized society was the Rev. William Thompson who be- gan his sevices January ,29, 1831.

the property and that the mem-born June 6, 1821, died March 7, utuige Auam Feeter,

bens of the society presided, David 1898. Married Ursula Wright born Atkins and Caleb Allen. The fol- 1824, died April 6, 1888. Children lowing trustees were elected: Ca- 1 leb Allen, John T. Johnson, Geo. 2277. Horace Feeter, born May J. Joslin, Sweet Allen, David At- 6, 1827, died August 16, 1830. 1091X PRB 1552. Eva (Anna kins and Thomas Hopkins. The so- ciety. was to be , known as the General or Six Principle Baptist Church of Amsterdam.

Eva) Feeter, daughter of Maria Elisabeth Bellinger (280 PRB 431) ( and Col. William Feeter, born

At this time David Atkins own- Oct. 16, 1830. Married Jacob Scott on May 14, 1802. Children 11. 1784; died April 30, ed the church lot and the land surrounding it and on August 6, 1832, he and his wife, Hannah 2280. William Scott born Oct.

25, 1802; died Aug. 6, 1804.

2281X. Jacob Scott born June 18, 1804. Married Children

2282. Moses Scott born May 17,

1806.

2283X. Elizabeth Scott born May 11, 1808. Married .... Snell. Children 2.

north-east corner of the Six Prin- ciple ' Baptist Meeting House, run- ning south 2 chains, west 1 chain, 25 links, north 2 chains, east 1 chain, 25 links to the place of

2284X. George Henry Scott born

une 6, 1810, died Aug: 18, 1834. Married .. Children 1.

beginning, being one quarter acre. No further mention ofthis church appears anywhere in the county records.

2285X. May Scott born June 13, baptized June 26, 1812. Married Fullington. Children 3.

These Pleasant Valley settlers

formed a society there on May

2, 1818, called the Palatine branch

of the Six Principle Baptist

Church of Amsterdam. It was

probably the first organization of a religious nature in that locality. The ministers who preached to

them were Revs. Ezra Allen,

born Oct. 16, 1828. Married 1,

.. McCormick. Children 2. Married 2. . .. Benjaamin. Liv ..

ed in 1901 at Lockport, N. Y. (To be continued)

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TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH

of Stone Arabia, by Rev. Andrew Dillenbeck, D. D., 32 page pam- phlet issued by the Stone Arabia Lutheran church. Contains sketch of the Paaltine immigrant. Theory of origin of the name Stone Ara- bia. Old cemetery records, Church records of Domini Somers, early pastor. List of pastors. Several

illustrations and a complete map of the Stone Arabia patent and s list 'of the first patentees and 8 line of property descent from 1728 to 1790. Bound in heavy terra cot ta cover paper, by mail postpaid 75

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Church .. These four denomina- tions were to have rights to the Union Church according to their respective subscriptions that were of

.-- -- paid for erecting the place worship. The Six Principle Bap- tists of Rockwood soon lost their - identity and became merged with the regular Baptists when the Otsego Baptist Association was formed, March 20, 1834, only two members refusing to abandon the old faith. The Union Church, gen- erally called the Baptist Church, s which was built " in 1833"; still stands in Rockwood' on', the hill

n close by the cemetery. An old pic- ture shows it to have been very beautiful building with a

tall spire but in the eighteen nineties the spire was taken down and it was modernized into. its present barn like appearance. On July 31, 1930 the congregation dis- solved since which time the build- h ing has become sadly dilapidated. The sweet sounding bell has been put in the tower of the Emmanu- el Baptist Church of Gloversville. The Rockwood Baptist ' Church was the mother church of the First Baptist Church of Glovers- ville.

:h YTAPAP. TOBASS

Thus ended .the only' two at-

tempts to establish a society of the Six Principle 'Baptists in our county. The Census of Religious Bodies in the United States for 1936 gives a total of four church- es and 294 members of the Six

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Principle' Baptists in the whole

United States. These four church- n es were in Rhode Island. It may easily be that in this year of 1946, not a single church exists. At present I do not know the cords and they may have been destroyed years ago. Appended to the book quoted in the first part of his aritcle, written in 1827, is a list of subscribers to that book and it is probable that this list contains the names of the most prominent members of the church 3 whereabouts of the church re-

2286X. James Scott, born Sept.

13, 1814. Married .. . Children 2 .!

2287X. Lucas Scott born Oct.

12, 1816. Married ..... Children 3.

2288. Cathaarine Scott, born

Oct. 16, 1819, died Aug. 18, 1836. 2289X. Nancy Scott born Mar. 16, 1822. Married .... Beach. Children 1. 2289AX. Anna Cornelia Scott,

gave a quit claim deed to the above mentioned trustees, for $10, of the church lot. The property is described as follows: Beginning on the west side of the road

leading from Amsterdam to Broadalbin, 25 links north of the

James T. Joslin and William Groom. A reorganization as an in- dependent church took place June 10, 1830, consisting of 39 mem- bers who adopted the title of "The Six Principle Baptist Church of Christ. "The first regular pastor of this reoganized society was the Rev. William . Thompson who be- gan his sevices' January 29, 1831. The new organization was not destined to be of great perma- nence as many of its members soon afterward expressed a desire to join the regular Baptists.

No church building was ever built but in 1833, the Six Princi- ple Baptists joined with the Cal- vinist or Association Baptists, the Methodists Episcopal and the Presbyterians to build the Union

ST. JOHNSVILLE, (N. Y.) ENTERPRISE

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WADE

Genealogical information want- ed concerning the Wade family. Known Information is: my moth- George J. 4 Snell, given often I., a mistake some- er, Annie L. Wade; her father, as George old George W. Wade. Information times made in transcribing

wanted concerning father, George W. Wlade or ancestors.

The George W. Wade family re- sided about two miles from Can- oga, New York on the west shore of. Cayuga Lake.

Ancestry must connect with William H. Wade, son of Aaron Wade, born in Connecticut 1787 and Polly Brown Wade, born in Connecticut, 1793. Aaron had 7 daughters and 1 son, William H. and Angeline McClure Wade. William H. Wade was born in New York State between 1812 and 1834.

E. C. Lautenslager.

Geneva, N. Y.

FLOWER

Data received April, 1949 by Mrs. W. E. Morris (Ill.) from Mrs. Lillie (Flowers) Smith, only living child of Lorenzo and Phebe (Whitney) Flowers who emigrat- ed to Illinois from Findley Lake, N. Y., settled first near Elburn, Ill., then moved to Osceola coun- ty, Iowa. Two of the sons Adel- bert and Douglas Flowers re- mained in Kane county, Ill., both are now deceased.

"Dear Lady: I am 85 years old, but I am quite certaln that my grandfather Flowers' name was Albert. I never saw my grand- mother, but believe her name was Sally Basset. My father (Lorenzo Flower) had a brother Francis Flower(s) living somewhere east of us in New York, cannot recall just where and he had a brother, Hiram, that years ago, lived in Wisconsin. He Hiram) had Eu- gene; Lorenzo named for my fath- er); Albert (who dled early) ; Wm .; John and glis. At one time when my aunt wrote the girls were living in Beloit, Wis., ! and Lorenzo and Eugene lived In Nebraska. It seems to me we heand that Eugene moved to Min- nesota. We have heard of. two Filowers boys in Minnesota never found out anything in par- 'ticular. In '95 I think John and William llved at Stage Center, Iowa .I am sending you the letter received soon after we moved out here (Iowa. ) They did not care to spend the money at that time for a genealogy of the family. A. P. Flower that lived north of El- burn, in Kane county, Ill. ,was a third cousin to my father and he claimed to be related to Roscoe Flowers that was mayor of New York city many years ago. He had a brother at Clinton, Iowa and he had two sons, one a doctor John Flower (I think) in Chica- go."

Lillle Flowens Smith."

"The copy of the old letter she refers to, written In 1890 follows: Copy of an old letter written Feb. 6, 1890 by W. A. Flowers of Weeping Water, Nebraska to Lo- Cibles. Tassa Man

SNELL, WAGGONER, (Wagner)

rcords, was born Palatine, N. Y. May 24, 1785, rec. Dutch Ref. Ch., German Flats, Herkimer Co., N. Y., which gives his baptismal name as Johann George. He was son of Jacob George 3 Snell and Maria D. Markell (Markel, Merck- el). He died in Palatine, N. Y. Oct. 25, 1860. He was known as Judge Snell (why ?) was an offi- cer in the Montgomery Co. 'Mi- Iltia 1806-25 (what rank ?) and said to have had service in the war of 1812. Has this been prov- ed ?

Col. O. W. Bell of San Antonio, Texas gies his direct anc. Ilne as: Johannes 1 Schnell married ca. 1715 Anna Elizabeth Landgraft (Landquist, Landerust), dau. of Johann George 2 Schnell married ca. 1757 Marla Fox, dau. of Jo-

George and Elizabeth Catherine. Ladders or Lathers. the 2 spell-

ings varying in the bapt. record of their children. She was born han Willlam Fox and Margaret where ? ca. 1821, figured from age

D. Markell, dau. of Deobold or ther anc.

Kast (Cast). Jacob George 3 Snell married Jan. 16, 1783 Maria Teobald (Davld. George J. 4 ¡Smell, baptized Johann' George, above. Sald George J. 4 Snell mar. Palatine, N. Y., Dec. 23, 1804 Elizabeth 4 Waggoner, dau. of Jo- han Jost or Joseph 3 Waggoner or Wagner and 1st wife, Cath- arine 5 Abeel (Johannes 4, Chris-

tofel 3, Johannes 2, Christopher KESLAER, (KESSLER,

OASLER), HELMER

Who were the ancestors and the descendants of Johannes Keslaer (Kessler) (one of the original patentees in town of Little Falls and a Rev. War private in Col. Peter Bellinger's Regiment, Tryon (Montgomery) County Militla), and his wife, Gertrude Helmer?

From Stone Arabia church re- cords sent me by Mrs. Carol W. Bussing of the Montgomery Co. Dept. of Hist. and Archives, W. P. Webster's unfinished diagrams and Col. Bell's research, it would CASLER, PETRIE seem that above George J. 4 Snell and Eilzabeth 4 Waggoner Want ancestors and descend- ants of Jacob Casler 1737-1830, (Rev. War private in 4th Regt., Tryon (Montgomery) County Mi- had 10 children as follows: 1. Jost W., 2. Jacob George, 3. Charles, 4. James, 5. Mary Eliza, litia) who married Mary Cather- 6. Jeremiah (bapt. Jeremias), 7. Lucinda, 8. George S., 9. Cathar- ine, 10. Marla Lintner. ine Petrle. CASLER, PETRI Perhaps it should be montias ed here that. Col. Bell. considers the Inclusion of Jeremlah doubtful (se my reasons below for including hlm) and gives in cus Casler and Della Petri. Did Delia Petri Casler marry Marcus? Ch: Schell, Oct. 19, 1795 as sec- ond husband? his place & dau. Catharine born Sept. 25, 1816 who dled young. Has her bapt. record been found? This is Important because Jere- KESSLER, (CASLER), . SCHELL Want names children of Anna Eva Kessler and dates for miah who born only 712 months later. Col. Bell informs me that some authority Includes John, born May 5, 1817 and Levi born (Casler) and Johannes (John) Schell who were married Aug. 5, 1795. Aug. 19, 1819, but that. he has

found no confirmation for them. Their baptismal records wanted. Confirmation orcorrection asked for any above. Help In determin- ing the exact llst from a family source very much needed. Does any descendant have the old Sneli- Wagner Bible ?

The following queries give my OASLER, SITTS

information on each.

SNELL, KEYSER

Rickert and Maria Snell, rec.

Stone Arabia Dut. Ref. church which gives as sponsors Johannes Snell and wife Anna. Who were they ? Who was Maria Snell, the mother ? Rickert anc. of above Frederick also wanted.

My records show Jacob and

Mary with 5 children, the 4 list- ed in the Amsterdam census above and an earlier Ellen born Palatine, N. Y. Nov. 12, 1839, rec. . Stone Arabia Dut. Ref. Ch. which gives her parents as Jacob G. Snell and Mary Rickard. This Ellen died young since she 1s

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Mohawk Valley genealogy and history : [a compilation of clippings, 1949], Part 26

Author: Publication date: 1942 Publisher: [1942-1949] Number of Pages: 190

Author:
Publication date: 1942
Publisher: [1942-1949]
Number of Pages: 190