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(Mrs.) Anita Whiting Young, 1335 Pine Street Redding, Calif.
DATA WANTED
1-Joseph Austin, resided Co- checo, New Hampshire and was taxed at Dover, N. H., in 1648. He married 2nd Mrs. Sarah Starbuck Story, dau. of Edward Starbrok and Katherine Reynolds. Marriage date given as 1659. Who was Jog- eph Austin's first wife and were there children by this marriage ? Wish names of all children and dates of birth.
2|-Did Mary Bacon, who was born' Winston England 2-18-1640, dau. of Michael Bacon, marry in 1658 John Lakin of Groton, Mass? Did she marry twice ?
3 Data wanter on Ebenezer Davis, son of Lt. Simon Davis, bom Concord, Mass, 6-1-1676. Who did hemarry and when ?
4 Data wanted on Joseph Graf- ton who was in Salem, Mass. in 1636.
5-Seek proof that Deacon Levi Greenleaf, bom 2-19-1767 Bolton, Mass., and resided at Industry, Maine, after marriage. Married Mary (Polly) Willard. Records of Industry, Me., and Greenleaf Ge- neaolgy do not agree as to name of wife.
6- Data and proof sought re- garding Nathan Marsh who mar- red Betsey Hale. His dau. Betsey Marsh married at Anson, Maine 2-22-1821, Joshua Greenleaf. Bet- sey [Marsh was supposedly born at Granville. N. Y A-1-1799 A Na-
consideration Webster's view ap- peans to be confirmed by the
spelling "Wagener" in the old
Land Grant or Patent of 1637 acres to John Conradt Weiger, Jr., Johannes Lawyer Jr., and Peter Waganer the Palatinate refugee) on June 20, 1723; by "Waggoner" or "Wagoner" in baptismal, mar- riage, death and other records up to the early 1800's; and by "Wag- ne'r' sometimes "Wagener") in the majority of records from 1830's to the present. However, it should be noted that certain branches, such as most of those deriving from Johan Peter 3 Waggoner (Johan Peter 2, 1) and Anna Bell have retained the form "Wag- goner" to the present. (I shall appreciate information concerning any other present-day Waggoner branches.)
After Joseph 4 Wagner's death in 1855, the Bible descended to the son James Ransford 5 Wag- ner, who left it to his daughter Blanche 6 Wagner (Mrs. Henry Shaeffer of Ballston Spa, N. Y.). In January 1947, Blanche gave the Bible to me. It will be noted that entries are also made for the fam- ily of James Ransford 5 Wagner for a number of years but were discontinued with the deaths in in- fancy of two of his three oldest children,
Between the Old Testament and the Apocrypha are the four "Fam- Hly Record" pages, in the follow- ing onder: One for "Marriages," two for "Births" and one "Deaths."
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The records appear to be in six different handwritings: The first handwriting is that of Joseph 4, himself and is the only one in which the surname is spelled "Waggoner." It gives the mar- riage of Joseph Waggoner Jr. and Minerva Riggs, the births of the first 7 children, and the death of the infant Riggs Waggoner. The second handwriting may be that of Minerva and gives only the births of the 8th and 9th chil- dren and the death of the infant James Ransford Wagner, 1st. The third and fifth, I have been un- able to jentify. The third hand- writing gives the births of the 10th and 11th children and the deaths of the infant Marvin Jos- eph Wagner and the mother, Min- erva Wagner. The fourth hand- writing was that of the son James Ransfond 5 Wagner and gives the marriage of James Ransford Wag- ner and Lucy A. Haight and the death of Cathern Candace Wag- ner. The fifth handwriting gives the death of Joseph Wagner, Jr., the father. The sixth handwriting, the only one in pencil, may be that of Lucy (Haight) Wagner and gives the births of the three oldest children of James Ransfond Wag- ner and Lucy A. Haight and! the deaths in infancy of two of these children.
A verbatim copy of the "Fam- ily Record" in this Blble is, as follows:
MARRIAGES
Joseph Waggoner Jr. & Minerva Riggs' were married the 12th of Feby. A. D. 1819
James Ransford Wagner & Lucy A. Haight were married the 1st
passing notice is claimed, in view of the fact that more than a ordi- nary degree of the triumphs of grace were evinced when meeting the King of Terrors. As in life, so also in the hour of dissolution, Christianity shone with a lustre that is well calculated to sustain and cheer the bereaved under their very sore trial. Her sickness was protracted and she uniformallly looked forward with calmness, submission and strong faith to the end. To part with dear relatives and friends is one of the most painful trials that befall the hu- man family. Jesus himself felt it so when he wept at the grave of a friend-but to part with whom death is a welcome messen- one ger is a rich consolation to those who hold to the secripture doc- trine of future accountability, con- nected as it is with future re- wards and punishments. The sub- ject of this notice was firmly of the belief that to pass the ordeal of the judgement safely, some- thing more than mere fancy is requisite to sustain the soul. She enjoyed the happy conviction that a living operative principle of and Christianity will do this, nothing else. She felt and often expressed it, that the notion that mankind were going passively to heaven without repentance, with- out faith, and without one holy emotion or act put forth for God is a most fatal delusion.
In this case, then, the bereav- ed mourn not as those who are without hope. "Yea, it might be said that they should even rejoice, rather than moan. Oh' who would detain the parting spirit, when standing by the couch of the dying and witnessing its angelic aspira- tion for a glorious immortality ? "Lond Lend oh, lend 'your wings!" "Oh grave, where is thy vlotory! Oh death, where tis thy sting ?" Or to hear language like that of Dr. Payson in his last moments-"The celestial city is full in my view- its glories beam upon me - its breezes fan me - its odors are wafted to me-its sounds strike upon my ear, and its spint is breathed into my heart. Nothing separates me from it but the river of death, which now appears as an insignificant rill that may be The crossed at a single step, whenever God shall give permission. sun of righteousness has been nearer, appearing brighter as he approached, gradually drawing nearer larger and and and now he fills the whole hemi- sphere pouring forth such a flood of glory, in which I seem to float like an insect in the rays of the sun!" Such only is the, death of the Christian. And who would stay the onward and upward flight of such a spirit, or who would call it back . Call it back! No! Let us rather join in holy response to the song of the angels, "Lift up your heads, oh ye gates, and let another ransomed soul en- ter the abordes of the blessed!" And let us catch the falling man- tle of the redeemed.
Marie Lyle Lyle Heights Paso Robles, Calif.
The Petries In America
These notes and records of the Johan Jost Petrie family and de- scendants in .America were com- plled by the : late Mrs. Frederick Staahle of Munnaulila N V How
aged 59. Married Fred B. Clark,
June 27, 1895. He was born March 22, 1871 dn Bouckville, N. Y. Child: 1. 3351X.B.571. William Bellinger. Married; Ella Sweeting. Children: 2.
3352X.B.572. Earl Bellinger, Married Jennle Woodin. Child: 1. (L. F. Bellinger)
(1656) X.B.228. George Bellinger, son of Christopher Bellinger (759 CX.B.59) and Catherine Weaver. He was born 1851; died Dec. 14, 1916. Married Addie Sweeting, born Feb. 15, 1843; died about 1916. They lived at Clark's Mills, N. Y. She died in Westmore- land. Children 2.
3355X.B.573. Nellie A. Bellinger. bor Feb. 16, 1876. Married (1) George C. Paull, May 5, 1911. He was born June 17, 1875; died May 22, 1914. Child: 1 .. Married (2) Albert F. Marshall, May 23, 1925. No issue.
3356B.574. Christopher Glen Bel linger, born Sept. 1, 1879; died
INSTALLMENT 83 VI.
.(1701) X.B.255. Peter Christo- pher Casler, born Aug. 15, 1831; died Oct. 8, 1896. He was the son of Delia Bellinger (765X.B.65) and General Nicholas P. Casler (1530B.138). Married Jane Ann Jones, Feb. 26, 1857. She died in 1895. Children 4.
3435B.607. Adelai M. Casler, born 1858; died 1877. 3436B.608. Jonas Casler, 1860; died 1867.
born
3437X.B.609, Benjamin P. Cas- ler, born 1864; died 1920. Married Anna, L. Chester, who was born 1865; jed 1927. Children 1. 3438B.610. Carrie E. Casler, born 1868; died 1873.
VI
(1793X.B.257. Sandy Bellinger Casler, born Oct. 30, 1836; died Jan. 1913. He was the son of Delia Bellinger (765X.B.65) and late Gen. Nicholas P. Casler (1530 B.138) Married Mary E. DeWitt, Dec. 28, 1870. She was from Chit- tenango, N. Y., sister of Helen, wife of Alonzo Ojeela Casler (1704 B.258. Children 3.
3440B.611. Died in infancy.
3441B.612. Lotta A. Casler, graduated Smith College in 1896. 3442X.B.613. DeWitt Bellinger Casler, M.D. Married Carolyn B. Johnston, April 1914. Live in Baltimore, Md. He is gynecolo- gist at John Hopkins. Children 1.
VI. 1704X.B.258 Alonzo Ojeela Casler, born Jan. 18, 1842; died May 1915. He was the son of De- lia Bellinger (7X.B.65) and Gen- eral Nicholas' P. Casler (1530B. 138). Married Helen A. DeWitt, Feb. 26, 1873. She died May 29, 1933, Children 3.
3445B.614. Anna Della Casler, Graduate Smith College. Married Thomas N. Chesebrough of Syra- cuse, N. Y., on Feb. 18, 1914. No issue. Live in Pittsburgh, Pa. 3446B.615. Cleo Casler, born Oct. 10, 1876; died March 1919. Grad. Albany State College for Teachers.
Ilisory tof City of BUFFALO and Erie County. With illustra- tions and biographical sketches of its prominent men and pio- neers. Edited by H. Perry Smith. Pub. 1884. Leather bound (gold finish, excellent condition. In two Volume 2, 683 pages. Price $12 3447X.B.616. Floyd Casler. Mar- ried (1) Ruby Hollingsworth of Herkimer, N. Y., married (2) Ag- nes of Cleveland, in 1901. Children by 1st marriage, 2. VI. (1711)X.B.263. Elizabeth Ten Broeck, born April 27, 1840 at Lit- vols. Vol. 1, 775 pages. Price $12 tle Falls, N. Y. Daughter of Peter Bellinger Ten Broeck (772X.B. Genealogy of STARING FAMI FAMILY RECORD SHEETS. A just for the compiler of family 'ata, -8% by 11 inches: . 0 for $2.00 lly. Price 75€ 69) and Mary Flag. Married Hi- ram Bargy, at Utica, N. Y., In 1857. She died Dec. 20, 1924 at Frankfort, N. Y. He was born in 1837. Children 5. 3460X.B.620. Erastus M. Bargy, Married Nellie Whaley. No issue.
3520. Julius A. Schuyler, born April 15, 1839.
3521. Nelson Augustus Schuyler born April 15, 1839, twins. 3522. Nelson Augustus Schuyler, born Sept. 6, 1841.
3523. Julianna Schuyler, born Sept. 24, 1843, Royal Oaks.
3524. Henry Clay Schuyler, born Dec. 17, 1846.
3525. Ellen Augusta Schuyler, born Sept. 3, 1848.
3526. Rolin Schuyler, born Oct. 19, 1850.
3527. Canter Bell Schuyler, born Jan. 8, 1854. 3528. Florence Schuyler, born Nov. 12, 1855.
(Note: Those those interested in the Waggoner Line, may follow same in the Enterprise and News, sent in by Marie Lyle of Los An- geles, Calif., which have been printed in 1949.)
the DEMPSTER RECORDS, the Jan. 26, 1931. Married Antonia births and marriages by Rev. Barbretta Swager, born June 14, 1887. Divorced. No Issue. (L. F. Bellinger)
James Dempster between years 1778-1803. He was located in Montgomery County but trav- eled a circuit as far west as Al- bany and all along the frontier border. He was a Methodist. A 6x9 pmphlet with cover. Biograph- Ical sketch by Robert Hartley. $1
STOWITTS and GIBSON Fam- illes of the Mohawk Valley by Gibson, the pioneer of Voluntown, pioneer. Also descendants of John Philip George (Parler) Stowitts, Roderick J. Cant. Descendants of Conn., or that portion of the fam- ily which came to the Mohawk Valley. A carefully prepared gen- ealogy of the Mohawk families. Also their cross alliances with other Mohawk Valley familles and giving their Revolutionary servic- es. Fiber bound, 14 pages. $2.50
DEVENDORF FAMILY by Col. O. W. Bell. Traces the descend- ants of Johannes and Jacob De- vendorf, early pioneer settlers of the Mohawk Valley. Opens many
new lines for membership in the DAR. Traces lines of descent to the living generations and shows cross alliances with many prom- inent Mohawk Valley families. Col. Bell has devoted many years to the work. Illustrated and con- tains blank pages for extending famlly record. Over 120 pages 6x9 fully Indexed. $5.00
History of old FORT HERKI- mer Church, Rev. W. N. P. Dailey, D. D. Contains names of first set- tlens in Herkimer county. 'Paten- tees of North and South Sides. A story of the Palatine people and their early struggles in German Flas. History of the church. In- side picture of church, 32 pages. 75c
ELSTON. FAMILY in AMERI- ca, by J. E. Elston. Coat of arms, maps and chart, 632 pp. (1942.) $10.00
The LOTT Family in America,
history of by A. V. Phillips. $5.00
TODO, LOW, I. I. WIE Starkey, N. Y. 1878. He was historian, at- tended Oberlin College in 1849-50, founded the Georgic Society and Library. Address:
(Mrs.) Anita Whiting Young, 1335 Pine Street Redding, Calif.
DATA WANTED
1-Joseph Austin, resided Co- checo, New Hampshire and was taxed at Dover, N. H., in 1648. He married 2nd Mrs. Sarah Starbuck Story, dau. of Edward Starbrok and Katherine Reynolds, Marriage date given as 1659. Who was Jos- eph Austin's first wife and were there children by this marriage? Wish names of all children and dates of birth.
2|-Did Mary Bacon, who was born Winston England 2-18-1640, dau. of Michael Bacon, marry in 1658 John Lakin of Groton, Mass? Did she marry twice ?
3-Data wanter on Ebenezer Davis, son of Lt. Simon Davis, born Concord, Mass. 6-1-1676. Whom did hemarry and when?
4-Data wanted on Joseph Graf- ton who was in Salem, Mass. in 1636.
. 5-Seek proof that Deacon Levi Greenleaf, born 2-19-1767 Bolton, Mass., and resided at Industry, Maine, after marriage. Married Mary (Polly) Willard. Records of Industry, Me., and Greenleaf Ge- neaolgy do not agree as to name of wife.
6- Data and proof sought re- garding Nathan Marsh who mar- ried Betsey Hale. His dau. Betsey Marsh married at Anson, Maine 2-22-1821, Joshua Greenleaf. Bet- sey Marsh was supposedly born at Granville, N. Y. 6-1-1799. A Na- than Marsh b. 2-27-1774 at Sut- ton, Mass., marrieda Nancy Wads- worth of Kenne, N. H. Could this be the same Nathan Marsh that married the Betsey Hale? This Nathan Marsh's father was Ben- jamin b. 11-9-1745 and lived at Sutton, Charlton, Mass., and mov- ed to Andover, Vt., and then to Granville, Washington City, N. Y. where he died in 1834.
7-Data sought on Margarie Turner of Cohannet (Taunton) Mass, who married Richard Paul 11-8-1638.
(Mrs.) C. D. Townsend 1913 Lake Avenue, Fort Wayne (3) Indiana.
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INSTALLMENT 2 WARNER-RIGGS BIBLE RECORD
The Bible in which this family record occurs is leather covered it contains 760 pages printed in double columns and has a number of full-page illustrations. The Bible is in poor condition; the pages are yellowed and stained, the covers are torn off, the first 32 pages are missing and the ink in which most of the records are written is faded. The title page to the New Testament gives the publication as 1625 in Coopers- town, N. Y. "Ste->typed, Printed and Published by H. & E. Phinney and sold by them at their Book- Store and by Boo' sellers General- ly in the United States "
Whether this Bible record should be referred to as the 'Wag- goner-Riggs Bible Record" or as the "Wagner-Riggs Bible Record" is debatable, for the reason that the records up to and including April 25, 1832 spell the name "Waggoner" and those beginning with Dec. 10, 1833 spell the name "Wagner." Possibly 1833 is the year in which Joseph 4 Wagner Jr. and his brothers and sisters changed the spelling to "Wagner" for the descendants of their father Johan Jost or Joseph 3 Waggoner who made the same change him- self a few years later. W. P. Webster, in "Johan Peter Wag- ner and His Descendants," p. 9, states that the original orthogra- phy was "Wagner" which became corrupted to "Waggoner" 0 "Wagoner" in early records but was later restored by most of the family under the influence of the Hon. Peter J. Wagner, brother of the Joseph 4 Wagner Jr., under
Ing onder: One for "Marriages," two for "Births" and one for
"Deaths."
The records appear to be in six different handwritings: The first handwriting is that of Joseph 4. himself and is the only one i which the surname Is spelled "Waggoner." It gives the mar- riage of Joseph Waggoner Jr. and Minerva Riggs, the births of the first 7 children, and the death of the infant Riggs Waggoner. The second handwriting may be that of Minerva and gives only the births of the 8th and 9th chil- dren and the death of the infant James Ransford Wagner, 1st. The third and fifth, I have ibeen un- able to jentify. The third hand- writing gives the births of the 10th and 11th children and the deaths of the infant Marvin Jos- eph. Wagner and the mother, Min- erva Wagner. The fourth hand- writing was that of the son James Ransford 5 Wagner and gives the marriage of James Ransford Wag- ner and Lucy A. Haight and the death of Cathern Candace Wag- ner. The fifth handwriting gives the death of Joseph Wagner, Jr., the father. The sixth handwriting, the only one in pencil, may be that of Lucy (Haight) Wagner and gives the births of the three oldest children of James Ransford Wag- ner and Lucy A. Haight and the deaths in infancy of two of these children.
A verbatim copy of the "Fam- ily Record" in this Bible is, as follows:
MARRIAGES
Joseph Waggoner Jr. & Minerva Riggs were married the 12th of Feby. A. D. 1819
James Ransford Wagner & Lucy A, Haight were married the 1st of January 1863-
BIRTHS
(On the Ist page of "Births") Joseph Waggoner Jr. was Born Oct. 12th A. D. 1792.
Minerva Riggs was Born Augt 12 A. D. 1799.
1st Mary Lucinda Waggoner was born Feby 6th AD. 1820 2d Catharine Candace Wag- goner was born May 12th A.D. 1821
3d Emeline Waggoner was
Born Feby 3d AD. 1823 4th Louisa Waggoner was born " son of Adam Bellinger (759B.56)
Decr. 20th AID. 1825 5th Alfred Waggoner was
Born Jany 16th AD. 1827
6th Augusta Jane Waggoner was born Dec 29th AD. 1828
7th Riggs Waggoner was Born July 7th AD. 1831.
8th DeWitt Wagnuer was born December 10, 1833-
9th James Ransford Wagner July 24, 1836
James Ransford Wagner 2d Jan. 14th 1838.
Marvin J. Wagner, March 1, 1841.
was
Mary Ella Wagnear Was Born Sept. 30th 1868
Mary E ... . died April 22-70
Walton Haight Wagner was born May 28th 1870, died April 28th 1871
DEATHS
(In the second column on this page)
Riggs Wagganuore departed this life April 25th AD. 1832
James Ransford Wagner March 27, 1837. Marvin Joseph Wagner died
June 26th 1842
Minerva Wagner died Sept. 21 1842 aged 43 years 1 month . 8 days
Cathern Candace Wagner, died March 19th 1855 age 33 years one month & 23 days
Joseph Wagner departed his life June 14th 1855 Age 63 yrs months 2 days
In the first column on this page is pasted an undated obituary of Minerva (Riggs) Wagner, which follows:
DIED
On the 20th inst. in Canajoharie Minerva, wife of Mr. Joseph Wag- ner, aged about 42 years. ("43" is written at the side in ink.)
In regard to the death, as well 23 life, of Mrs. W. more than a ger. born 1872 died May 14, 1931, dram 9.
Payson in his last moments-"The celestial city is full in my view- its glorles beam upon me - its breezes fan me - its odons are wafted to me-its sounds strike upon my ear, and its spirit is ! breathed into my heart. Nothing separates me from it but the river of death, which now appears as an insignificant rill that may be crossed at a single step, whenever God shall give permission. sun of righteousness has
gradually drawing nearer
nearer, appearing larger and and
brighter as he approached, now he fills the whole hemi- sphere pouring forth such a flood of glory, in which I seem to float like an insect in the rays of the sun!" Such only is the. death of the 'Christian. And who would the onward and upward stay flight - of such a spirit, or who would call it back . Call it back! No! Let us rather join in holy response to the song of the angels, "Lift up your heads, oh ye gates, and let another ransomed soul en- ter the abordes of the blessed!" And let us catch the falling man- tle of the redeemed.
Marie Lyle Lyle Heights . Paso Robles, Calif.
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, Johnstown, N. Y.
(Installment 81 Continued) 3327X.B.561. Carrie Midla.m. Married John Robinson of Cole- man's Mills, N. Y. Child: 1. (L. F. Bellinger) VI.
(1641) X.B.219. Abram Bellinger,
and Olive Barnard. He was born in 1834. Married (1) Julia Pratt. Children: 3. Married (2) Helen Sawyer. No issue.
3330X.B.562. Ella Bellinger. Married Jay Talmadge. Children: 2.
3331B.563. Clinton Bellinger.
(L. F. Bellinger.)
VI.
ried Harriet Downs. Children 2. 3485. Edward Waggoner. 3486X. Frank Walrath Wag- (1642) X.B.220. James Christo- pher Bellinger, son of Adam Bel- linger (759B.56) and Olive Bar- nard. He was born 1836; . died 1919. Married Arminda Paige, goner, born Oct. 8, 1851. Married
who was born 1839; died 1919. Lived in Coleman's Mill, N. Y. Children: 6.
3335X.B.564. Frank Bellinger, born 1862 in Waterville, N. Y .; died in 1920 in Vernon N. Y. Mar- ried Anna Jacobs, born 1862. Children 4.
3336X.B.565. Cora Olive Bellin- ger, born 1866; Married Pearl Flower. Children: 3.
3337X.B.566. William Albert
Bellinger, born 1866; died1894. Married Bessie McLean. Children: 3. 3338X.B.567. James Adam Bel- linger, born 1868. Married Jennie DeLand. Children: 3.
3339X.B.568. David Henry Bel- linger, born 1877. Married Ada Kellogg. Children: 2.
3339AX.B.569. Minnie Caroline Bellinger, born 1877. Married Ho- ratio N. Smith. Child: 1. (L. F. Bellinger.)
(1655) X.B.227. Abram Bellinger,
son of Christopher Bellinger (759, born May 30, 1863. Married Sarah
CB.59) and Catherine Weaver, (Census 1855) He was born in 1844 Married Anna Harris in Little Falls, N. Y. They lived in Children: 3.
' (1781) X. Nelson Schuyler, sơn Westmoreland and both died there. of Abraham Schuyler (812) and
Sarsh Southerland. Married Me-
3350X.B.570. Katharine Bellin-| dissa Dexter, April 5, 1838. Chil-
tenango, N. Y., sister of Helen, wife of Alonzo Ojeela Casler (1704 B.258. Children 3.
3440B.611. Died in infancy.
3441B.612. Lotta A. Casler, graduated Smith College in 1896. 3442X.B.613. DeWitt Bellinger Casler, M.D. Married Carolyn B. Johnston, April 1914. Live in
Baltimore, Md. He is gynecolo- gist at John Hopkins. Children 1.
VI.
1704X.B.258 Alonzo Ojeela
Casler, born Jan. 18, 1842; died May 1915. He was the son of De- lia Bellinger (7X.B.65) and Gen- eral Nicholas' P. Casler (1530B. 138). Married Helen A, DeWitt, Feb. 26, 1873. She died May 29, 1933. Children 3.
3445B.614. Anna Delia Casler. Graduate Smith College. Married Thomas N. Chesebrough of Syra- cuse, N. Y., on Feb. 18, 1914. No issue. Live in Pittsburgh, Pa. 3446B.615. Cleo Casler, born Oct. 10, 1876; died March 1919. Grad. Albany State College for Teachers.
1901. Children by ist marriage, 2. VI. (1711)X.B.263. Elizabeth
3460X B.620. Erastus M. Bargy, Married Nellie Whaley. No issue. Live in Frankfort.
3462X.B.622. Emma May Bargy. born 1858. Married Elizabeth Moore. Child 1.
3461B.621. Willard S. Bargy. Married Charles DeVine. They liv- ed in Frankfort. Child 1.
3463X.B.623. Mary Bargy. Mar- ried Harry Speece. Lived in Frankfort. Children 7. 3464B.624. Hiram Bargy, Jr. Died in youth. (L. F. Bellinger)
VI.
1730X. Rev. William H. Wag- ner, son of William Waggoner (803) who was a son of Anna Bell and Capt. Peter . Waggoner), and Leah Roller or Keller. Married Child 1. 3480. Peter Fox Wagner. Died. VI.
(1737 X. Pieter Waggoner, born Feb. 19, 1819. Son of Jerg Henrich Waggoner (805) and . Mar-
Lillian Baker. Children 5.
(1740)X. Nancy Waggoner, born March 3, 1818. Son of Nic- olaus Waggoner (806) and Eliz- abeth Keller. Married Archibald Ehle. Children 1.
3490X. Catarina Ehle. Married Cyrus Shults. Child 1.
. . VI.
1760)X. Jacob D. Waggoner, son of Jacob Waggoner (808) and Carline Abeel. He was born in Fort Plain, N. Y., on Dec. 4, 1816; died Dec. 30, 1898, in Alexandria, N. Y. Married Maria Van Camp. Children 3.
3495. William H. Waggoner born April 23, 1856; died Aug. 18. 1862
3496. William H. Waggoner born April 23, 1856 ;died Aug. 18, 1862 . 1862.
3496. David A. Waggoner, bo- M++ 20, 1863: died May 16, 1864 3497. Dr. Elton A. Waggoner Binne or Binns. Children 4. Records Mrs. Lyle. )
DAR. Traces lines of descent to the living generations and shows cross alliances with many prom- Inent Mohawk Valley families. Col. Bell has devoted many years to the work. Illustrated and con- tains blank pages for extending family record. Over 120 pages $5.00
6x9 fully indexed. .
History of old FORT HERKI- mer Church, Rev. W. N. P. Dalley, D. D. Contains names of first set- tlens in Herkimer county. 'Paten- tees of North and South Sides. A story of the Palatine people and thelr early struggles in German Flas. History of the church. In- side picture of church, 32 pages. 75c
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