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deborah*trounstine.com |
Deborah Williams Trounstine will do lookups in
any of the following:
Genealogical Gleanings from Newspapers of Cuba, Allegany County, NY - 1866-1882 (I have about 25% of this book) Allegany New York - compiled from The Historical and Statistical Gazeteer of NY State West Clarksville Sesquicentennial 1835-1985 (A book with many short histories of various families in Clarksville) Civic History and Illustrated Progress of Cuba, Allegany, NY 1822-1910 by John Stearns Minard Allegany County and its People - A Centennial Memorial History 1795-1895 by John S. Minard, Esq., County Historian Arthur Aylsworth and His Descendants in America(pub. 1887) by Homer Elhanan Aylsworth, M.D.; Edited by James M. Arnold Descendants of Reinold and Matthew Marvin by George Franklin Marvin & William T.R. Marvin A Collection of Family Records with Biographical Sketches bearing name Douglas by Charles Henry James Douglas |
| lyssakelley*adelphia.net | Melissa Kelley will do look-ups in the Olean area newspapers for obituaries, funeral notices, memorials, newspaper articles if you have a date for her to go on. Its on a first come first serve type of thing as she has the time |
| cp0249*aol.com | Claudia Patterson She has the following year books from Randolph Central School and she would be willing make copies of any pictures of students or faculty that anyone would want ... 1955, 1956, 1958, 1959,1960 & 1961 |
| sidk8zes*wildblue.net | Sid Emmons Historian, Town of Lyndon has a PAF
file of some 85,000 people in the Towns of Lyndon, Cattaraugus Co and the
the immediate towns that surround it (Franklinville, Ischua, Cuba, Rushford,
Hinsdale, Black Creek, Freedom, Clarksville).The file has most of the early
settlers, many of their descendants and often their ancestors. ALL the
people in this file are related by blood and/or marriage, and he adds some
1000 people to it each month. An exchange of data is encouraged.
Also have several thousand obits in a glued-in notebook format that can be copied. Also has a complete copy of "Genealogical Gleanings from Newspapers of Cuba, Allegany County, New York 1866 through 1882" as compiled by Marcia Zeeb Masser in 1994. |
pgiometti*gmail.com
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Paul Giometti: "Steuben County Surrogate Wills & Administrations Every Name Index" from 1793 to 1891. It gives all names shown on registered wills plus case #, book #, page #, year and town for each name. The Steuben County Historian's office has the will abstracts on file by case #. |
| Mikell*zitomedia.net | Mikell Rita Haskins~~can do look-ups at the Potter County Historical Society as much as time permits |
| chasingmypast*yahoo.com | Tim Chase~~ Port Allegany Reporter Argus. |
| arrodave*gulf.net | Dave Pavlock: Free Salamanca Look ups. 1925 census
city and township. Births & marriages from Holy Cross Catholic Church
1893-1917.I am continuing on the abstracting of obits from the Salamanca
Press. I have completed Jan 1940-APril 1945. Jan 1946 to Dec 1946 Jan 1950
to Dec 1970. Obit database of over 5,000 names from public records.
Also Salamanca city directory 1903 and 1929. |
| drittme1*rochester.rr.com | Deb Rittmeyer~~
Heritage of Bath, NY 1793-1993. Historical Foundation of Bath, c1998. Hull, Nora. (Ed.) Official Record of the Centennial Celebration of Bath, Steuben Co, NY. June 4, 5, 6 1893. Jackson, Mary S. and Edward F. (Comp) Death Notices from Steuben County Newspapers, 1797-1884. Martin, Yvonne. (Comp) Marriages and Deaths from Steuben County Newspapers, 1797-1868. McMaster, Guy. History of the Settlement of Steuben County, New York. RS Underhill, c1853. Near, Irwin S. History of Steuben County, NY and its People. 2 vol. Lewis Pub. Co., c1911. Roberts, Millard F. Historical Gazetteer of Steuben Conty, NY. MF Roberts, c1891. Sherer, Richard. Steuben County: the First 200 Years, a Pictorial History. Donning Co., c1996. Hakes, Harlo (Hon.) Landmarks of Steuben County, New York. D. Mason & Co, 1896. Presidents, Soldiers, Statesmen Vol. II. H.H. Hardesty, 189(3,5, or 8). [This is useful for its brief biographies of Steuben County Civil War veterans]. Several of these are not indexed, however, so it may take some time to find an individual. |
| jerismar*localnet.com | Jerry Babcock: Will gladly do look-ups for the Cuba Cemetery, Allegany Co., NY. |
| jsbell*alltel.net | John Bell has the Regimental History of the 150th Pa Volunteer reserve Rifles for anyone researching the unit. My Great grandfather was Horatio Bell, Capt. Company G killed at the Wilderness. |
| lodiref*hotmail.com | Ann Plaisted: Has school registers from Troupsburg, Steuben Co., NY for school #2 Young Hickory for 1893-1901. They give childs name, parents, age, etc. Will be glad to look-up info on the above resource. |
| bluebird1929*comcast.net | I have been working on my family genealogy since 1983.
Like everyone else I have many lines, but the lines I want to provide information
on are: GARNETT; JONES & PRESTON.
These three families lived fairly close together in Washington County, Maine and over a period of time there was some marrying between the families, especially the Garnetts and Prestons On 1 Sept. 1851 Joseph Jones, his family and two of his
nephews moved to potter County, PA. Within a fairly short period of time
others in his family line also moved to Potter Co., along with some of
the Garnett & Preston families. These men were all lumbermen and I
guess the trees were getting
Somewhere along the line other Garnetts & Prestons
from Maine moved to the Eau Claire, Wisconsin area to continue in the lumber
business. Probably starting about 1865 some of the Garnetts and Prestons
in Potter Co. started drifting to Eau Claire. The Jones Family members
(my line) moved to Hamilton Caldwell Co, Missouri and took up farming and
liked I said earlier by 1869 almost all three family
All three of the families kept in contact with each other and visited quite often even having their pictures taken when they went to visit and some of the Joneses even moved to Eau Claire at a later date. A few months ago I printed out all the Family Group Sheets I have of the various family members that lived in Potter Co. and sent them to the Potter County Historical Society. I'm in contact with quite a few distant cousins from these
three family lines mostly in Eau Claire, Wisc., but also in other
states. If I can be of assistance to anyone I'll be glad to do so or even
put them in touch with someone who might be more closely related. I am
related to all three family lines and through my research I've been able
to join the Sons of the American Revolution and the Mayflower Society through
my Garnett & Preston family lines.
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