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Free Online editions of Olde Ulster magazine. Genealogies of early settlers of Ulster County. Olde Ulster: an historical and genealogical magazine Olde Ulster was a magazine published in Ulster County, New York, in the early 1900s. Delaware County, Greene County, Sullivan County, and part of Orange County were all originally part of Ulster County. Online editions of issues from 1905 through 1909 are available and offer a wealth of free and very useful information about people in Ulster County's past. Use the search or browse the index below. Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link More New York Resources Dutch Names in My Family: Decker Stanton Hollenbeck Dykeman Bogardus More New York Vital Records Comments: Old Ulster was a magazine published in Ulster County, New York, in the early 1900s. Delaware County, Greene County, Sullivan County, and part of Orange County were all originally part of Ulster County. Online editions of issues from 1905 through 1909 are available and offer a wealth of free and very useful information about people in Ulster County's past. Choose a Volume: Volume I - 1905 JANUARY - Our Proposition - Early Reference to the Esopus - Old Ulster and Washington Irving - An Uncompleted Manumission - Stoking a Kiln in Olden Time - The Esopus in 1679 - Jonathan W. Hasbrouck - Shawangunk, Its Meaning and Origin - The Reverend Charles Scott, D.D. - Lineage of the Martin Snyder Family - Martin Snyder's Certificate of Character - A Colonial Ballad FEBRUARY - Ulster's Fight for Liberty - Coetus and Conferentie Controversy 1754-72 - Population in 1698 - The Lineage of the Clinton Family - Charles Clinton's Church Letter 1729 - On the Esopus at Saugerties - George Clinton's Commission as County Clerk 1759 MARCH - The Mingled Blood of Old Ulster - Kingston in 1823 - The Esopus Indians and Their language - The Reverend Nathan W. Jones - The Ancestry of Elanor Graham wanted - The Indian deed to Thomas Chambers 1652 - Proof Wanted of William Horton's Ancestry - Will of Jean Hasbrouck 1712 - Kingston Baptismal Records - Gravestone Inscriptions at New Paltz - Lament on Death of Domine Mancius APRIL - The Esopus Settlers and the Indians - The Esopus as a Granary 1683 - President Roosevelt's Old Ulster Ancestry - The Esopus, a Land of Milk and Honey 1681 - The New Paltz Patent 1677 - Accession of George III Celebrated 1761 - George Washington to the Masons 1782 - Family vault of Thomas Chambers - Inhabitants of the County of Ulster in 1738 - Gravestone Inscriptions at New Platz - Kingston Baptismal Records after 1809 - Rallying Song of the Tenth Legion 1861 MAY - The First Disturbance at Esopus 1658 - Thomas Chambers to Governor Stuyvesant - Letter Confirming the Chambers Letter - A Farther Complaint of Thomas Chambers - Du Bois Tombstone Inscriptions at Fishkill - Forests of Old Ulster in 1738 - The Beginning of Wilbur 1806 - The Patent of the Kingston Commons 1687 - Lineage of the Bevier Family - A Kingston Boy's Lament JUNE - Indian Troubles Become More Acute - For Sale, A Young Negro Man - The Line Dividing Ulster and Orange - The Purchase of the Dutch Church Bell - The Honorable Charles G. DeWitt - Washington Riding to Take command - The Severe Winter of 1780 - The Kingston Church Beakers - Population of Kingston in 1681 - Uzal Knapp and Washington's Guard - Specimen of Dutch Humor - Original Name of the Wallkill - Proclamation of Clinton as Governor - A Wynkoop Family Bible Record - Gravestone Inscriptions at New Paltz - In the Ravines of the Catskills JULY - The First Esopus Indian War 1659 - Indian Graves in Rosendale - Indian incursion into Shawangunk 1780 - First Paper Published in Ulster County 1777 - First patent Issued in Orange County 1697 - Lineage of the Kiersted Family - Polling Places in Ulster County in 1777 - Kingston Baptismal Records - The Old Stone House AUGUST - Lull in the Conflict at the Esopus - Cultivation of Strawberries at the Esopus 1664 - English Equivalents of Dutch Christian Names - Various Versions of "Trip a Trop a Troontjes" - The Village School at Wildwyck in 1668 - Lieutenant Daniel Taylor, the British Spy - Status of the Indians in New York 1679 - Gravestone Inscriptions at New Paltz - Fighting under Ensign Smith no Child's Play - Last of the Esopus Indians - A Jarndyce-Jarndyce Case - Beneath the Overlook SEPTEMBER - Founding of the Neiuw Dorp, or Hurley - The Cheese Mines of Old Hurley - The Name of Kingston and its Predecessors - An Ulster County Boy in the Revolution - Kingston Baptismal Register - Gravestone Inscriptions at New Paltz - The Schepen's Court could not Deed Land - Mohonk Lake OCTOBER - The Second Esopus Indian War - Fire Insurance in Wiltwyck in 1670 - Old Ulser Adjuring the Pretender 1715 - Old Ulster's Unmarked Graves - Genealogical Information wanted - Savage Hearts Full of Love 1673 - Will of Hugo Frere, the Patentee - Lineage of the DeWitt Family - The Wallkill River at Walden NOVEMBER - Negotiating for the captives - Fined for Churning on Fast Day 1664 - Wallkill Valley Families in Central New York - Bill of Sale of a Negro Boy 1777 - The Earliest Israelites in The Esopus 1668 - The Stone at the Grave of Thomas Chambers - The Chambers PearTree - Journal of Henry Pawling - Lineage of the Pawling Family - Lineage of the DeWitt Family - Civil Marriages in Kingston 1667-8 - Indian Summer in Woodland Valley DECEMBER - Captain Cregier's Active Operations - Journal of Henry Pawling - The Statue of Patriotism - A Library at the Esopus in 1665 - A Matter of Dates - Currency at the Esopus 1652 - Lineage of the Pawling Family - Lineage of the DeWitt Family - Sunrise from the catskill Mountain House Volume II - 1906 JANUARY - The Rescue of the Captives - Ravages of Esopus Wolves - Saving the State Records - Religious Liberty in New Netherland - Orphan Masters in Old Ulster - The Call to Domine Blom - Journal of Henry Pawling - Lineage of the De Witt Family - The Cauterskill Falls FEBRUARY - Peace at Esopus - Prisoners for Debt to be Kept in church 1680 - The Fleet Prison - The Rip Van Dam Patent - The New Paltz People and Mohonk - Isaack, the Hunchback, Sues Jan Roosa 1681 - Lineage of the Christian Meyer Family - Information Wanted of Harcourt Family - Lineage of the De Witt Family - No Savage to be harbored at Night 1677 - The Block House to be a School House 1681 - Kingston Baptismal Records - Washington's Headquarters at Newburgh MARCH - Old Ulster Under English Rule - Old Ulster in the Electoral colleges - Indian Mounds at Shawangunk "New Fort" - Picking Wild Hops at the Esopus 1666 - Lineage of the Schoonmaker Family - Kingston Baptismal Records - Lineage of the De Witt Family - "My Heart's in Old 'Sopus Wherever I Go" APRIL - The Erection of Fox Hall Manor - The Story of Fantine Kill - Lineage of the Brink Family - Lineage of the Schoonmaker Family - The Old Church Ruin at Wawarsing MAY - The Huguenots of Old Ulster - A "Baas" Shoemaker in Wildwyck 1680 - The Horrors During the Revolution - Chambers Presents a Portion of His Coat of Arms 1679 - Old Ulster and The Clermont - The Lineage of the Brink Family JUNE - The Indian Deeds and Treaties - The Name of Ponckhackie - The Fort at Great Shandaken 1779 - "Not You, but Thomas Didymus" Directions to Repair the Palisades 1663 - Hanging the Village Bell 1680 - Lineage of the Christian Meyer Family - Lineage of the Schoonmaker family - Kingston Baptismal Records - Mijn Jammer Klagt JULY - To Dutch and Then to English Rule - Appointment of a "Rattle Watch" 1681 - The Journal of Conrad Weiser - Ulster's Most Famous Spot - Covering the Church Roof 1669 - Some Surnames of Old Ulster - Our Indians in Trouble with Iroquois - Lineage of the Christian Meyer Family - In Plattekill Cross-Clove AUGUST - The Erection of Ulster County - Journal of Conrad Weiser - Susan Meritt Changes her Mind - A Wiltwyck Trial by Ordeal in 1682 - A Thanksgiving Day of James II - An Ordinance Against Tramps 1685 - The Dutch Rule of Purchase of Indian Land - Grant of Green Kill 1677 - The Military Post at Shokan - A Coroner's Inquest in 1683 - Lineage of the Decker Family - No Racing on Wiltwyck's Street 1676 - Lineage of the Brink Family - Great Falls, Near Kiskatom SEPTEMBER - Ulster's Earliest Sufferers for Freedom - Exchanging a Negro for an Ox 1682 - Origin of Name of "Anthony's Nose" - The Story of the Bush Children - The "Tories" of the Revolution - La Montagnie Both Fore-singer and Fore-reader - The Council of Safety - Fining the man Who Drank 1682 - Lineage of the DeWitt family - Moonlight upon the Hudson OCTOBER - The Leisler Tragedy - The Indian Names of the Hudson - Negroes Not to Congregate on Sunday 1682 - Old Hurley, the Capital of the State - Land Grant at "Kleyne Esoopus" 1682 - Fitting Out the Church in 1682 - The Patriots falling in Line - Indian Grant Until "New Fort" 1683 - Old Ulster Tories - Kingston baptismal Records - Sounding Do-o-o-o-o-o-o-o - Lineage of the Christian Meyer family - The Coming of the Palatines NOVEMBER - Escaping the Curse of Landlordism - The Kingston Society Library 1809 - The Length of the Sabbath 1682 - Campaign and Battle of Minisink - The Turkey Point Road - The Captivity of Short and Miller - The Lineage of the Van Etten Family - Minisink DECEMBER - The Esopus Before chambers came - Shank's Ben and Runnip - The Anchorage - Dutch Five-Finger Rhymes - Kingston, the Capital of the State - Lineage of the Christian Meyer Family - Lineage of the Van Etten Family - The Hudson Volume III - 1907 JANUARY - The Piepowder Court 1691 - Suit Over a Negro Without Ears 1682 - The Washingtons in Kingston - The Killing of Harmanus Du Mond - New York Refugees in Ulster County - Building a Rope-Walk in Kingston 1777 - Lineage of the Decker Family - Valorous Vandals at Kingston FEBRUARY - The old Mine Road - The Fort at Lackawack - The Kocherthal Records - The Lineage of the Van Etten Family - Sunset on Shawangunk Mountain MARCH - The Palatines of Newburgh - The Council-House at Wawarsing - The Ante-Mortem Recording of Wills - The Kocherthal Records - The Vision of Stoffel APRIL - The Newburgh Palatines - A Curious Dutch Expression - Rondout Valley in the Old French War - The Old Stone Church at Wawarsing - The Kocherthal Records - The Willowemoc in Summer MAY - The Palatine Exodus - De Pruttelarij Voerman - Millers' Tolls in 1661 - The Land Grant at High Falls 1682 - Where the Records Were Stored 1777 - The Esopus and Canada - An Indian Sale of Land 1684 - Lineage of the Elting Family - The Kocherthal Records - A Nocturne of the Catskills JUNE - The Platines at The Camp - The Loyalist Problem - Kingston Women Demanding Tea - The Depot at Marbletown - A Woodland Grant to Jan Roosa - Lineage of the Elting Family - The Kocherthal Records - The Minisink JULY - The Naval Stores Project - Pipes, Wine and Sermons Lost - Count Zinzendorf in Old Ulster - A Mombaccus Description of Land - The Indian Figure at Esopus - The Lineage of the Eltinge Family - The Falls of Caterskill AUGUST - The West Camp Palatines - A Quaint Appointment of Guagers 1682 - Sancte Claus, Goed Heylig Man - Dutch Proper Names in Ulster - Lineage of the Schoonmaker Family - The Kocherthal Records - A Reverie in the Catskills SEPTEMBER - Settling the Esopus - Some Ulster County Surnames - Petition for captain Snyder's Exchange 1781 - Kingston's First Steam Ferry - Atkarkarton-Atharhacton - Willem Beeck's Will 1684 - Lineage of the Stanton Family - The Kocherthal Records - The Falls of Mongaup OCTOBER - The Evolution of Liberty in Old Ulster - The Old Court House - Chambers and the van Rensselaers - Lineage of the Stanton family - The Kocherthal Records - White Lake NOVEMBER - The Remnants of the Esopus Indians - The Governor's Residence - The Dutch Ding Dong Bell - Lineage of the Stanton Family - The Kocherthal Records - The Cathedral Gorge of the Esopus DECEMBER - The Founding of Kingston - Ulster Names in Pennsylvania Archives 1724 - The Wawarsing Baptismal Bowl - Ulster County and Valley Forge - Lineage of the Stanton Family - The Kocherthal Records - By Rifton Rapids Volume IV - 1908 JANUARY - The Silver Covenant Chain - The Map of the Stockade - Securing the Iron of the Old Court House 1777 - The Gathering of the Patriots - Jan Oom - Lineage of the Stanton Family (cont'd from Vol 3 p 376) - The Kocherthal Records - The Heroine of Esopus pt 1 FEBRUARY - Governor George Clinton, first paper - An Error Corrected - The Story of Kingston - Jeremiah Bachorn, Hair-Dresser - Vaughan's Second Expedition - Lineage of the Christian Meyer Family - The Kocherthal Records - The Heroine of Esopus pt 2 MARCH - Governor George Clinton, second paper - Vaughan's Second Expedition - Keeping the Stockade in Repair - Revolutionary Vouchers - A Time of Indian Alarms 1756 - The Kocherthal Records - Local Names for the Dutch - Indian Wigwam of Palse Creek - Colonel van Cortlandt and Brant - The Massacre at Esopus 1663 APRIL - Governor George Clinton, third paper - Highway Overseers in 1742 - Vaughan's Second Expedition - First Indian trouble at the Esopus - Early History of Ithaca - Boston Trading at Esopus - Indian Summer on the Hudson MAY - Governor George Clinton, fourth paper - The Monument to George Clinton - Vaughan's Second Expedition - The Duel in Kingston 1671 - Resolutions of the Kingston Trustees - The Hasbrouck Diary - Early History of the Dumond Family - An Appreciation of George Clinton - A Nieuw Dorp Pastoral JUNE - Governor George Clinton, fifth paper - Clinton to Lieutenant-Colonel Bruyn - Vaughan's Second Expedition - Journal of the Voyage of Charles Clinton 1729 - Marriage of George Clinton - Coming Marriage of Charles DeWitt - Lineage of the Abraham Hasbrouck Family - The Home Coming of Clinton JULY - Governor George Clinton, sixth paper - Vaughan's Second Expedition - The Clinton Obsequies - A Letter from George Clinton - Lineage of the Abraham Hasbrouck Family - On Sam's Point AUGUST - Governor George Clinton, seventh paper - Vaughan's Second Expedition - The Celebration in Kingston - Lineage of the Abraham Hasbrouck Family - By Hudson's Tide SEPTEMBER - Governor George Clinton, eighth paper - A Dutch Nonsense Rhyme - Vaughan's Second Expedition - Forming the Clinton Procession - The Van Aaken and Allied Family - Lineage of the Abraham Hasbrouck Family - October Hues of the Catskills OCTOBER - Governor George Clinton, ninth paper - A Dutch St. Nicholas Rhyme - Adding Romance to History - A Letter of Congratulation - The Fort at Lackawack - Letters to Colonel Charles DeWitt - Forming the Clinton Procession in New York - Lineage of the Christian Meyer Family - Lineage of the Abraham Hasbrouck Family - Esopus Kingston NOVEMBER - Governor George Clinton, tenth paper - The Name Ashokan - The Captivity of the Abeels 1781 - Letters of Charles DeWitt - Taking Governor Clinton to the Battery - The Lineage of the Abraham Hasbrouck Family - The Van Deusen Family - Autumn in the Catskills DECEMBER - Governor George Clinton, eleventh paper - The Esopus When Chambers Came 1652 - Letters of Charles DeWitt - Law Relating to Private Burials of Servants 1684 - The Patentees' Monument - Lineage of the Abraham Hasbrouck Family - Information Given and Asked - The Deed of Vaughan Volume V - 1909 JANUARY - Governor George Clinton, twelfth paper - The Story of Jane Strope - Kit Davis' Kil - Letters of Charles DeWitt - An Echo of Indian Troubles - Brew House for Sale 1803 - The House of Johannes Tack - Lineage of the Abraham Hasbrouck Family - The Van Aaken and Allied Families - At Funeral of Marius Schoonmaker FEBRUARY - The Settlement of Katskill (Leeds) - Law of New York Relating to Arson 1732 - Governor george Clinton, thirtheenth paper - Letters of Charles DeWitt - The Hardenbergh House at Rosendale - Lineage of the Abraham Hasbrouck Family - On the Banks of the Hudson MARCH - Governor George Clinton, fourteenth paper - The Labadists and The Esopus - The Birthplace of George Clinton - Letters of Charles DeWitt - The VanAaken and Allied Families - The Rhine APRIL - Henry Hudson and Ulster county - Governor George Clinton, fifteenth paper - The Manhattan at Battery Pier, New York - Letters of Charles DeWitt - Lineage of the Decker Family (cont'd from Vol III) - A Ballad of a Dreadful Day MAY - Henry Hudson and Ulster County - Some Old Dutch Names for Cookery - Governor George Clinton, sixteenth paper - Jacob Jansen Stoll and Jacob Hap - George Clinton and Billy Smith - A Tory Estimate of Sheriff DuMond - Letters of Charles DeWitt - The Clinton Procession in Washington - Lineage of the Decker Family (cont'd) - A Storm in the Catskills JUNE - Henry Hudson and Ulster County - Governor George Clinton, seventeenth paper - The Old Senate House - Sheriff Egbert DuMont - Lineage of the Decker Family - The Van Aaken and Allied Families - Letters of Charles DeWitt - The Hudson JULY - In Memoriam, colonel Charles DeWitt - Governor George Clinton, eighteenth paper - Letters of Charles DeWitt - The Van Aaken and Allied Families - From the Tower on Belle Ayr Mountain AUGUST - The Ambitions of Kingston - Governor George Clinton, nineteenth paper - Letters of Charles DeWitt - DeWaal House - Charles De Witt - A Quaint Document - The Van Aaken and Allied Families - The Hudson SEPTEMBER - A Crafty Esopus Indian - The Delaware and Hudson canal - The Treaty Made "Under the Blue Sky" - The Man Who Burned Kingston - Letters of Charles DeWitt - Foreign Trade of the Esopus - The Name "Steene Rapie" - Clinton Procession in Washington - Advertisement of a Forge - The Van Aaken and Allie Families - Henry Hudson's Quest OCTOBER - Old Ulster and its hinterland - The Dutch Church in Kingston - In the Bruynswyck Churchyard - Kit Davis's Patent - Slaves in Marbletown in 1755 - Petition for Domine Bloem - The Van Aaken and Allied Families - Gates of the Hudson NOVEMBER - A Palatine Boy and a Free Press - Fox Hall Manor and the Monument - Indian Outrages in Rochester in 1756 - Colonel Jacob Rutsen - An Alarm of Early Days - The Van Aaken and Allied Families - Night in Katsbaan DECEMBER - The First Census of the Town of Kingston - Rensselaerswyck Settlers Connected with the Esopus - The Rhinebeck Ferry - The Old Catskill House - Esopus and Ponckhockie - Governor George Clinton, twentieth paper - The Van Aaken and Allied Families - Lineage of the Christian Meyer Famliy - Catskill Mountains Volume VI - 1910 JANUARY - The House of Mrs. Falls, Liberty Square - Early Settlement of Middletown - Death Notices from Old Papers - The Father of Colonel Jacob Rutsen - A War Scare in Kingston - LIneage of the Christian Meyer Family - The Van Aaken and Allied families - To Thomas Cole, the Painter FEBRUARY - The Palatinate of the Rhine - A Reminder of Slavery Days in New York - The Ferry at Saugerties - The Government of New Paltz - The Reverend John Miller and "The Esopus" - An Order to Repair the Domine's House - Death Notices from Old Papers - The Van Aaken and Allied Families - Vanderlyn MARCH - Patriotic Women and Their Tea - Bridging the Esopus - The Supply of Lead in the Revolution - New Store and Landing - The Bruyn Family of Shawangunk - Some Dutch Family Names - Renewing the Treaty with the Indians - The Farm Between Two Creeks - The Van Aaken and Allied Families - The Wallkill Valley APRIL - The Patent of Rochester and the Settlement - colonel George W. Pratt - The Bogardus Inn - An Interesting letter - The Indians in 1676 - An Old Dutch Nonsense Rhyme - A Will of Manumission - The van Aaken and Allied Families - Ontiora MAY - The Hardenbergh, or the Great Patent - Governor George Clinton, twenty-first paper - Colonel McClaghry's Freedom - The Day Line of One Hundred Years Ago - The Effect of a Patriotic Address - The Settlement of the Town of Hunter - Marriage Notices in Old Kingston Papers - Patriots of New Paltz - The Van Aaken and Allied Families - May in Kingston JUNE - The Earliest Settlers at Saugerties Village - The Settlement at the Peenpack - Manuel Gonzales, the Spaniard - A Carrier's Address, One Hundred years Ago - Death Notices from Old Papers - Building the State's Strong Box 1777 - The Precincts of Old Ulster - The Van Aaken and Allied Families - The Hudson JULY - Disbanding of the Army under Washington - The New Paltz Patent and its Boundmarks - The Ostrander Family - Lineage of the Christian Meyer Family - Independence Anthem AUGUST - The Iroquois and the Ulster - Building the Delaware and Hudson Canal - Manuel Gonzales and His Nickname - Anthonij van Hooges, a Charming Personality - The Old Kingston Academy - Slavery in Ulster County - Tawarataque and the Hurley Boundary - Lineage of the Christian Meyer Family - Organizing the State Government at Kingston 1777 SEPTEMBER - Slavery in Ulster County - The Mill of the Esopus - A Few Kingston Death Notices - feudal Service to Fox Hall Manor - Highway Districts in Early days - Lineage of the Christian Meyer Family - Cloudland in the Catskills OCTOBER - James S. McEntee's Story of the Canal - Mattys Jansen van Ceulen, the Patroon of Zwaanendal - A Few Old Letters - The Committee of Ulster County - Fortifying Kingston in the Old French War - Lineage of the Christian Meyer Family - Onteora to the Pine NOVEMBER - Bonding Towns and Corrupt Politics - A Dutch Nonsense Rhyme - The oldest House in Port Jervis (Decker ) - Conraedt Ten Eyck, an Early Patriot - About the De Witt Family - The Wallkill - The Lineage of the Christian Meyer Family - The Sprit of the Mountain DECEMBER - The Temple at New Windsor 1782 - The Birthplace of DeWitt Clinton - De Duivels Dans Kamer - A Moving "Birnam Woo," Which Failed - Tombstone Inscriptions in Kingston Churchyard - Fourth of July Meeting 1845 - Lineage of the Christian Meyer Family - Perished Volume VII - 1911 JANUARY - The Shawangunk Mountain Range - Site of Old Fort and Wawarsing's First Settler - First Riflemaker in America an Ulster Huguenot - The House of Judge Hasbrouck - John Persen's Will - Records in the Persen Family Bible - From a Roosa Family Bible - New Year Morn O'er the Catskills FEBRUARY - Wiltwyck Chapter House - Provincial and Revolutionary Military Organizations - Tombstone Inscriptions in Kingston churchyard - A Threat from Joseph Brant - The Will of Antoine Crespel - Lineage of the Christian Meyer Family The Mountains of the Skys MARCH - DeWitt Clinton's Birthplace - Provincial and Revolutionary Military Organizations - Ulster Lodge, No. 193, F. & A. M., Saugerties, N.Y. - A Glimpse of Kingston Fifty Years Ago - New Shaving and Tonsural Establishment - A Revolutionary Certificate - The Will of Wessel TenBroeck - Information Wanted - Legend of Kaaterskill APRIL - The Indians of Catskill - The Katsbaan Church Records - Relating to the Terwilliger Family - Provincial and Revolutionary Military Organizations - Wiltwyck Chapter House - On the Rondout MAY - The Captivity of Frederick Schermerhorn - Provincial and Revolutionary Military Organizations - A Carrier's Address of Forty Years Ago - Governor George Clinton's New Coat - The Colors of the One Hundred and Twentieth - The Katsbaan church Records - The Catskills JUNE - The Departure of the Twentieth Regiment - An Old-Time Pedagogue - Provincial and Revolutionary Military Organizations - A Marriage License of British Days - The Katsbaan church Records - The Maid of Ulster JULY - Departure of the One Hundred and Twentieth - The Divorce of Annetje Arians 1664 - Katsbaan church and Domine Ostrander - The Katsbaan church Records - The Men Who Held the Line AUGUST - The Centennial of the State of New York - The Grave of Colonel Jacob Rutsen - Major John Gillespy and Family - Roosa Family Records - Records in the Viele Family Bible - The Katsbaan Church Records - Half a Century After SEPTEMBER - Rondout Village Eighty Years Ago - Frontier Blockhouse Defense 1758 - Three Generations of Patriots - The Medal of the Brothers De Witt - Palatine Families at West Camp in 1710-11 - The Katsbaan Church Records - Vanderlyn OCTOBER - Greenkill Mills and Charles De Witt - Proposed Moravian Settlement in Ulster County 1753 - New York State Historical Association Meeting - Katsbaan Church Records - The Catskills NOVEMBER - The Story of the One Hundred and Fifty-Sixth - Proposed Moravian Settlement in Ulster county 1753 - This Region Two Hundred and Fifty Years Ago - Initial Stones in Katsbaan Church Wall - The Katsbaan Church Records - What Isaac Thomas Did DECEMBER - Musings in the Kingston Churchyard - Vouchers of the French and Indian War 1758 - Proposed Moravian Settlement in Ulster County 1753 - An Old Dutch Milking Song - George Washington and the Church of Kingston - The Katsbaan Church Records - Down in the Glen at Idlewild Volume VIII - 1912 JANUARY - Ulster County and the Frelinghuysens - Musings in the Kingston churchyard - The Will of Tjerk Glaeszen De Witt - Katsbaan Church Records - A Patriotic Charge for Each Sixteenth of October FEBRUARY - Mrs. Dina Frelinghuysen - Mrs. Dina Hardenbergh - Revolutionary Frigates in the Esopus - The Ulster Iron Works at Saugerties - Ulster County Ninety Years Ago - Kingston Postmasters - Katsbaan Church Records - The Glebe Schoolhouse at Newburgh MARCH - A Pioneer Settlement from 'Sopus - The Honorable Agreement of Tjerck De Witt of Coxing 1710 - Lieutenant Van Hoevenberg in the Revolution - Katsbaan Church Records - In the Catskills APRIL - A Pioneer Settlement from 'Sopus - The Northeast Corner of Old Ulster - The Matrimonial Bond of Three Bachelors 1781 - Genealogy of Colonel Jacob Rutsen - The Katsbaan Church Records - The Hudson River MAY - An Ulster Congressman Fights a Duel - Aaron Burr and Ulster County - A Curious Marriage Custom - Will of Lambert Huybertse Brink - Temple Hill Monument, New Windsor - Katsbaan Church Records - A Day by the Delaware JUNE - The Jewish Colony at Sholam, Ulster County - Prayer, Faith and Expectation in Wawarsing - Old Stone Church at Hurley, New York - That Katsbaan Church Records - Klyne Kill JULY - The Delaware River - The Old Stone School House at Hurley - David Schuyler - Last Letter of General Montgomery 1775 - The Katsbaan Church Records - The Catskills AUGUST - The Catskill-Canajoharie Railroad Project - An Old Dutch Musical Rhyme - Aldert or Aleardt Roosa - The Jan Van Deusen House, Hurley - The Katsbaan Church Records - An Autumn Ramble in the Catskills SEPTEMBER - General Sharpe and Lee's Surrender - Remarks at the Fire - The Katsbaan Church Records - A Sonnet. To G. P. K. OCTOBER - The Building of Plank Roads - Death of Domine Mancius - The Old Normal School at New Paltz - Legend of the Willow Plate - The Katsbaan church Records - Jacob's Valley NOVEMBER - General Sharpe at the Unveiling - First County Convention in Ulster County - Manumitting a Slave 1794 - Recollections of General James Clinton - The Katsbaan Church Records - A Sunset at the Episcopal Parsonage DECEMBER - Historical Notice of Kingston and Rondout 1858 - Some Old Landmarks in and About Hurley - The Residence of John Sudam - Marius Amid The Ruins of Carthage Volume IX - 1913 JANUARY - Historical Notice of Kingston and Rondout - Some Old Time industries of Hurley - The Will of Rachel Bogardus - The New Netherland Origin of Santa Claus - The Katsbaan Church Records - Winnisook FEBRUARY - The Episcopal Church in Ulster County 1704-6 - The Horse of General Sharpe and his Tombstone - The last Proclamation of the Last Royal Governor - A Former Visit of Washington Irving in Kingston - The Katsbaan Church Records - The Peace of Winnisook MARCH - The Pratt Rocks at Prattsville - John Vanderlyn - General Van Cortlandt and Sullivan's Expedition - The Katsbaan Church Records - At Winnisook APRIL - The Pine Bush Raid and Graham's Defeat 1778 - Names and Occupations of Newburgh Palatines 1708 - Brodhead's Ashokan Reservoir - Advertisements One Hundred Years Ago - About Tar Making 1708 - Ulster County Feeding Boston's Poor 1774 - The Katsbaan Church Records - Burial of Minnisink MAY - Old Ulster and the American Navy - Judge Elmendorf and Lucas Turnpike - A Fox Hunt - A Revolutionary Tar and Feathering - The Will of Helena Smedes - The Katsbaan Church Records - Sonnet-Marious in Carthage JUNE - Old Ulster and the American Navy Lieutenant Charles W. Chipp, U.S.N. - Governor William L. Marcy at Saugerties 1833 - The Jubilee of American Independence 1826 - The Katsbaan Church Records - A Legend of the Hudson JULY - Old Ulster and the American Navy - Rear Admiral Robert W. Shufeldt, U.S.N. - The Death of Lieutenant Chipp - Historic Wawarsing - Recalling Events of the Long Ago - The Katsbaan Church Records - Mirage of Mount Kaaterskill AUGUST - Establishing a New Jerusalem in Sholam - Ulster County's Battle Ground - Honk Falls - Mattys Jansen van Ceulen (van Keuren) - Lineage of the Brink Family - The Waterfall SEPTEMBER - Opening of the Delaware and Hudson Canal 1826 - A prospective Manumission - An Amazon of the Lumber Woods - Old Ulster and the American Navy Rear Admiral Hiram Paulding, U.S.N. - Colonel Jacobus Severyn Bruyn - Shaking Hands - The Old Wawarsing Church and its Pulpit - Ulster County Tobacco Culture 80 years ago - Some Palatine Riddles - Mount Mongola OCTOBER - Colonel Zadock Pratt - Peter Van Orden, a Soldier of the American Revolution - The Lady Washington galley - The Name of Katskill or Kaaterskill - Clothing the Revolutionary Army - Holland NOVEMBER - The Kingston Academy - The Mother of Roscoe Conkling - The Great Webster-Hayne Debate 1830 - Early Reference to the Esopus - Prefixes to Dutch Names - Old Saugerties Advertisements 1830 - Bridal Torch DECEMBER - The Old Sawyer Discovered - Mansion House - The Kingston Academy, cont'd - Fire in Kingston in 1805 - The Four Shawangunk Lakes - Van Gaesbeeck Family in Netherlands - The Death of Governor De Witt Clinton - Six Van Hoevenbergh Generations - De Witt Clinton Entering Columbia College - Indian Summer on the Hudson Volume X - 1914 JANUARY - Visit of the seventh Regiment in Kingston 1855 - Chancellor Kent on Colonel Charles DeWitt - The Genesis of the Rip Van Winkle Legend - Andrews Devors Identified - An Elmendorf Line - Jacob's Valley - Evening on the Hudson FEBRUARY - The National Grays - The Kingston Academy - The Amalgamation of Dutch and Yankees - Roundout Mansion House 1833 - Reminiscences of Catskill - The Will of Mattijs Persen - Copley's Autumn on the Hudson MARCH - Early Schools in Old Ulster - The Hurley Greens - A Letter of Revolutionary Days - Records of the Rochester Church - To the Hudson APRIL - Christopher or "Kit" Davis, the Esopus Pioneer - The Dis-interment of Governor Clinton - The Passing of the Dutch Language - Street Railroad Service in Kingston Begins 1866 - Records of the Rochester Church - The Long Drama MAY - An Early Railroad Project - Kingston in 1817 - The Old Senate house - Forming ithe Constitution of New York 1777 - A Kingston Barber's Advertisement - One of the Services George Clinton Rendered - Letters to the Committee of Safety in 1776 - Records of the Rochester Church - Fort Putnam, West Point JUNE - Academy Green and its Indian Treaties - Shawangunk Colonial Tunnel and Old Mine Road - The First Senate of New York 1777 - Kingston in 1828 - Records of the Rochester Church - The Patience of Liberty JULY - Old Ulster and the American Navy Rear Admiral Abram Bruyn Hasbrouck Lillie, U.S.N. - Boom Days in Saugerties - The First State Constitution and the Hogsheads - Land Patents in the Esopus Under the Dutch - Ulster County in 1833 - Diary Entry covering Burning of Kingston in 1777 - Records of the Rochester Church - Pine Orchard, the Portal to the Region of Romance AUGUST - Ulster County and the War of 1812 - The Historian of Kingston - Why Burgoyne Was Not Reinforced at Saratoga - Rapid Transit 100 Years Ago - Entry from Marbletown Church Records - Lineage of the Christian Meyer Family - Records of the Rochester Church - Champlain SEPTEMBER - The Down Rent War - Notice of Building of Bridge at Saugerties 1816 - The Invasion of the Yankees - The Family of Colonel Charles Clinton - Records of the Rochester Church - The Highlands OCTOBER - Sojourner Truth - Governor Clinton Present at the burning of Kingston 1777 - One of the down Rent Ballads - An Old Time Mathematical Problem - Records of the Rochester Church - Explosion of Steamer Reindeer 1852 NOVEMBER - Washington's Headquarters at Newburgh - The Story of Gross Hardenbergh - The charter of the Dutch Church, Kingston - Records of the Rochester Church - Cochecton DECEMBER - A Retrospect - Hon. David Miller DeWitt, the Historian - The Murder of Sheriff Steele 1845 - Records of the Rochester Church - Vale

Genealogy of the Reese, Harvey, Dickinson, Decker, Shirley, Leonard, Daniels, Hollenbeck and Dykeman line with hundreds of their ancestors... Trees in my Family Forest Click here for Index of All Ancestors The Four Quarters of My Mother Reese Harvey Dickinson Decker The Four Quarters of My Father Leonard Hollenbeck Daniels Dykeman Click here to see the Family Blog Portraits of My Ancestors These are only ancestors whose portraits are available . See Index of Ancestors for all my ancestors! Show Maternal Only Show Paternal Only Show All Portraits of My Ancestors Leonard Hollenbeck Sherman Harvey Mayo Sherman Reese Decker Leonard Shirley Strong Reese Reese Dickinson Dickinson Brown Temple Hazard Dickinson Dykeman Robinson Leonard Allen Ballard Leonard Daniels Mayo Dickinson Kimberly Daniels Reese Temple Reynolds Griffith Leonard Harvey Reese Griffith Sparks Portraits of My Maternal Ancestors Reese Dickinson Dickinson Kimberly Reese Robinson Reynolds Griffith Dickinson Mayo Griffith Reese Decker Temple Mayo Hazard Dickinson Reese Strong Ballard Reese Harvey Temple Harvey Shirley Allen Portraits of My Paternal Ancestors Leonard Sherman Leonard Leonard Daniels Brown Leonard Leonard Hollenbeck Sparks Dykeman Sherman Daniels Click here for Index of All Ancestors Sign the Guest Book We'd love to hear from you! Search MyGenealogyAddiction Reese Family Sign the Guest Book We'd love to hear from you! 1/15

Interactive Mayflower passenger list complete with illustrations, age, vital info, religious views, and more. Select a passenger: Choose a Passenger View all passengers London Merchant Adventurers Had No Known Descendants Male Passengers Separatists Children (Under 18) Died the first Year Mayflower Compact Signers Leiden Congregation Has Descendants Female Passengers Non-Separatists Adults (18+) Servants & Hired Men Crewmen & Ship Employees Filter All Passengers & Crewmen: 108 John Allerton John Billington John Alden Mary (Norris) Allerton John Billington Jr Priscilla (Mullins) Alden Remember Allerton Dorothy (May) Bradford Bartholomew Allerton Ellen Billington William Bradford Isaac Allerton Francis Billington Love Brewster Load More Many members of the Leyden Congregation departed from Leyden in late July 1620 aboard the Speedwell. These Pilgrims sailed to Southampton, England, where they met up with the Mayflower and together the two ships departed from Southampton in early-mid August, but they had to land at Dartmouth after the Speedwell sprung a leak. After a second failed attempt, many of the passengers returned to London. 102 passengers then boarded the Mayflower and with the ship's crew departed for the New World in early-mid September, arriving at Cape Cod in late November. Most of the passengers remained on board until mid-December, when they docked at Plymouth Rock. Click here for free Mayflower genealogy resources and more!

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See the latest "new" old stuff - resources, photos, and other helpful genealogical finds have been added! Subscribe for updates by email. Here's what's new at MyGenealogyAddiction.com (Please be patient while the latest updates are loaded!) Newest Resources Massachusetts Militia & Minutemen who responded to the Apr 10, 1775 Alarm Database Central New York Church Records at Carl A. Krock Library, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY Church Records of the Town of Chesterfield, Massachusetts, 1762-1820 Middleborough, Massachusetts vital records Vital Records of Raynham, Massachusetts Woburn, Massachusetts, Vital Records 1640-1900 Births, Marriages, Deaths Vital records of Chenango County, New York before 1880 - marriages, births, deaths from original sources Unpublished Bible and family records, Chenango Co, New York Some Chenango County vital records before 1880 Family bible records found and copied in northern Chenango County, New York See More Latest Ancestor Profiles Updated Johannes Dyckman Branch: DYKEMAN D. Leonard Branch: LEONARD C. Reese Branch: REESE Lloyd Newman Reese Branch: REESE Capt. John Underhill Branch: DECKER John Lloyd Temple Branch: REESE Ada Rebecca Temple Branch: REESE Lycenia Strong Branch: DECKER Eleanor Sparks Branch: LEONARD Gertrude Esther Shirley Branch: HARVEY Newest Snippets Stowell's Bargain House Jim Darling Unknown Pair in Sherburne NY Abijah & Melissa Shaver (Shafer) Republican gold standard When to feed cows grain De genealogis nil nisi bonum Wood's Map of New England in 1634 Cliff on the coast of Oregon - Film processed Apr, 1966 Oregon -- Film processed Apr, 1966 See More Newest Blogs Introducing Family Forest Maker - a new free image creator Lineage of the Stanton Family - Descendants of George Stanton The Decker Family - From the Founding of Wiltwyck to a Family Scattered Across America See More Newest Photos The Family Record by Truxton German Lamb p26 Edmeston NY home of Joshua Burrill prior to 1809 Ledyard NY 1875 Property Map James Sherman Stanton family in History of Herkimer County NY Percy H Daniels burial plot in Cortland Rural Cemetery Windmill in Rhode Island (Gov. 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This page is reserved for members of my family who served in the military, paving the way to the freedom we know today. With honor and respect we remember them and all who have served. Wall of Honor Much of my family came from central New York in a region called the Military Tract. Many of them fought for our country and some claimed bounty land and pensions. Others in Pennsylvania and New England also rose to the call of duty. These are some of my grandfathers who, I am proud to say, fought in American wars. Select a name to read more about their life and service. (This page may take a moment to load!) To date, I have discovered 45 military ancestors: NAME BORN BRANCH RELATIONSHIP James Sherman 1841 (est.) LEONARD Paternal Soldier of the Civil War 3rd Great-Grandfather Josiah Mackey Reese 1832 Feb 25 REESE Maternal Honorable Soldier of the Civil War 3rd Great-Grandfather William Hiram Dykeman 1831 Sept 22 DYKEMAN Paternal Soldier of the Civil War 3rd Great-Grandfather Nicholas Hollenbeck 1822 Feb 10 HOLLENBECK Paternal Soldier of the Civil War 3rd Great-Grandfather Albert Strong 1819 Apr 22 DECKER Maternal Honorable Soldier of the Civil War 4th Great-Grandfather Ira S Brooks 1818-1821 HARVEY Maternal Soldier of the Civil War 4th Great-Grandfather Eli Dykeman Jr 1805-1807 DYKEMAN Paternal 1st Infantry U.S. Army 4th Great-Grandfather Joseph Everett Gale 1799 DANIELS Paternal Veteran of the Black Hawk War 4th Great-Grandfather Helen Smith Torrance 26 Apr 1790 DYKEMAN Paternal Immigrant Ancestor 5th Great-Grandmother Royal Ensign 1792 Jan 22 HARVEY Maternal Soldier of the Civil War 5th Great-Grandfather Elijah Garrison 1788 DANIELS Paternal Virginia Militia (War of 1812) 5th Great-Grandfather John Wesley Gale Sr 1765 (est.) DANIELS Paternal Colonel in the War of 1812 5th Great-Grandfather Jeremiah Shevalier 1760 HOLLENBECK Paternal Lieutenant in New York State Militia 5th Great-Grandfather Williams Huntley 1755/6 Feb 15 HOLLENBECK Paternal Honorable Soldier of the American Revolution 5th Great-Grandfather Uriah Jacobs 1754 Aug 27 DYKEMAN Paternal Honorable Soldier of the American Revolution 5th Great-Grandfather Daniel Dugan 1750 Mar 9 REESE Maternal Honorable Soldier of the American Revolution 5th Great-Grandfather John Ryder 1784-1790 (est.) REESE Maternal Honorable Soldier of the War of 1812 6th Great-Grandfather Nathan Wood 1761/2 Apr 16 HARVEY Maternal Honorable Soldier of the American Revolution 6th Great-Grandfather Ezra Rood 1760 Nov 18 HARVEY Maternal Honorable Soldier of the American Revolution 6th Great-Grandfather Job Shirley 1757 Oct HARVEY Maternal Honorable Soldier of the American Revolution 6th Great-Grandfather Rev John Strong Sr 1755 Apr 10 DECKER Maternal Honorable Soldier of the American Revolution 6th Great-Grandfather Israel Underhill 1755 (or earlier) DECKER Maternal Ensign 3rd Reg. NY Militia 6th Great-Grandfather Benjamin Stanton 1754 Oct 4 (or Oct 12) HARVEY Maternal Honorable Soldier of the American Revolution 6th Great-Grandfather Datus Ensign Jr 1752 May 21 (baptism) HARVEY Maternal Honorable Soldier of the American Revolution 6th Great-Grandfather John Burrill 1742 Mar 10 LEONARD Paternal Soldier in the French War 6th Great-Grandfather Thaddeus Dykeman 1739 (est.) DYKEMAN Paternal French and Indian War 6th Great-Grandfather Peter Chevalier 1735 Jan 25 HOLLENBECK Paternal Soldier of the American Revolution 6th Great-Grandfather John Huntley (3) 1729 (est.) HOLLENBECK Paternal 3rd Connecticut Regt, Continental Army 6th Great-Grandfather Samuel Reider 1758 (est.) REESE Maternal Honorable Soldier of the American Revolution 7th Great-Grandfather Datus Ensign Sr 1729 Sep 22 HARVEY Maternal Surveyor of Highways, Hartford, CT 7th Great-Grandfather Joshua Eaton 1721 July 1 LEONARD Paternal Soldier killed in the French & Indian War 7th Great-Grandfather Samuel Wood Jr 1716 Apr 3 HARVEY Maternal Soldier of the American Revolution 7th Great-Grandfather Abraham Garrison Sr 1685 DANIELS Paternal Militia, Overseer of Roads, Constable, Grand Jury 7th Great-Grandfather Nathaniel Hall 1723 Feb 8 HARVEY Maternal Captain 8th Great-Grandfather Corp. Jonas Eaton 1680 May 18 LEONARD Paternal 8th Great-Grandfather Samuel Storrs III 1701 Aug 22 HARVEY Maternal Captain in Connecticut Militia 9th Great-Grandfather Aaron Huntley Sr 1654 Apr 15 HOLLENBECK Paternal Soldier of King Philip's War 9th Great-Grandfather Francis Dudley 1640 HARVEY Maternal Soldier in King Philip's War 10th Great-Grandfather Sgt. John Choat 1624 LEONARD Paternal Sergeant (Militia perhaps) 10th Great-Grandmother Robert Webster 1619 Nov 17 (baptism) HARVEY Maternal Lieutenant of the General Court 10th Great-Grandfather Capt. John Underhill 1597 Oct 5 DECKER Maternal Hero of the Pequot War 10th Great-Grandfather George Hazard 1662 (est.) DECKER Maternal Colonel of the Militia 11th Great-Grandfather Robert Feake 1602 DECKER Maternal Lieutenant 11th Great-Grandfather Samuel Wilbur Jr 1622 DECKER Maternal Captain (King Phillip's War) and Pattaquamscutt Purchaser 13th Great-Grandfather Samuel Wilbur Sr 1598 (est.) DECKER Maternal Constable & Sergeant 14th Great-Grandfather Check back for new additions! If you have photos or information about any of these honorable men, please comment below or contact me ! See more... Genealogy Resources Find Military Records

Details about the Descendants of Charles Russell Leonard of Groton, New York (1830-1908) and many other Leonards. Share & collaborate to solve the mystery! My Branch of the Leonard Family (See also Daniels , Dykeman , and Hollenbeck ) Loading ancestor list... Generation 3 Robert Jasper Leonard + Ethel Marguerite Daniels Generation 4 Albert Jay Leonard + Rose Ellen Hollenbeck Generation 5 Cora E. Sherman + Lewis F. Leonard Generation 5 Lewis F. Leonard + Cora E. Sherman Generation 6 Mary Polly Brown + Charles Russell Leonard Generation 6 Charles Russell Leonard + Mary Polly Brown Generation 6 James Sherman + Amy Dow Generation 6 Amy Dow + James Sherman Generation 7 Sophronia Burrill + Russell Leonard Generation 7 Eleanor Sparks + Levi Sherman Generation 7 Levi Sherman + Eleanor Sparks Generation 7 Russell Leonard + Sophronia Burrill Generation 8 Caroline Fitts + Joshua Burrill Generation 8 Joshua Burrill + Caroline Fitts Generation 9 John Burrill + Mary Eaton Generation 9 Mary Eaton + John Burrill Generation 9 Chloe White + Daniel Fitts Generation 9 Daniel Fitts + Chloe White Generation 10 Benjamin Fitts + Sarah Fairfield Generation 10 Sarah Fairfield + Benjamin Fitts Generation 10 Joshua Eaton + Generation 11 Mehetabel Gould + Corp. Jonas Eaton Generation 11 Hannah Dike + Robert Fitts Generation 11 Corp. Jonas Eaton + Mehetabel Gould Generation 11 Robert Fitts + Hannah Dike Generation 12 John Gould + Generation 12 Margaret Choat + Abraham Fitts Jr Generation 12 Dorcas Pearson + John Eaton Generation 12 John Eaton + Dorcas Pearson Generation 12 Abraham Fitts Jr + Margaret Choat Generation 13 Sgt. John Choat + Margaret Choat Generation 13 Abraham Fitts Sr + Sarah Tomson Generation 13 Sarah Tomson + Abraham Fitts Sr Generation 13 Jonas Eaton + Generation 14 Robert Fitt + Grace D. Generation 14 Simon Thompson + Generation 14 Elizabeth Patterson + Peter Eaton Generation 14 Grace D. + Robert Fitt Generation 14 Peter Eaton + Elizabeth Patterson Blogs about the Leonards Mary (Brown) Leonard Walsh's home in Locke NY Mary Polly Brown was my 3rd great-grandmother. She married first to Charles R. Leonard, before 1854, when she was only about 16 years old. She and Charles had 11 known children, but split in the 1880s. She married second to Joseph Wilson, April 5, 1899. He was born in 1843 in Groton and died Dec. 30, 1904. Afterwards, Mary married for a third time to Peter Walsh/Welch, son of Anna Burns and Patrick Welch. In the settling of Mary's estate, property she owned in Locke was menti It's a small world! Grace Brown in Cortland This week I've been updating some data on my Leonard family in Cortland, New York, specifically zooming in on Charles L. Leonard, the son of Charles Russell Leonard. He was living in Cortland on Hamlin Street with his family when the census was taken in 1892 and 1900. In 1905, however, when the New York State Census was taken, his wife and son, Floyd, lived alone in Cortland. I went to the census to check what Luella's marital status was in 1905, but that question was not ask Joshua Leonard Jr of Scipio NY and his wife Eunice For years I've been trying to learn more about Joshua Leonard and his family. I believe he was the father of my 4th great-grandfather, Russell Leonard. You can find his profile on Wikitree here. I have been able to find very little about him or his children. In fact, I don't even know when or where Joshua died! (Please help!) Recently, FamilySearch added their "Full Text Search" option so I've spent the past month or so searching various terms to find whatever I can find and Leonard Family Reunions in the News (New York) Leonard Family Reunions in Central New York Old newspaper clippings about family reunions can reveal connections we may have never made otherwise. Following are some Leonard family reunions I found in old New York Newspapers, with the help of one of my favorite sites, fultonhistory.com . In summary, most of these reunions are for descendants of Jacob Leonard and were held in or around Steuben County, New York. His descendants held reunions from 1889 through 1940, and possibl Baptism Records Break Down Brick Walls We all seek birth, marriage, and death dates and places for every ancestor in our tree, but if you're not getting excited when you find a baptismal record, you might be missing out on some valuable clues. Prior to the mandate for reporting births to the State in the late 1800s, vital records were limited mostly to church records or entries in the family Bible, provided that names and dates were recorded there. Baptismal registers can provide more information than you might th Leonards in the American Revolution From Genealogical abstracts of Revolutionary War pension files , by Virgil D. White, 1990, p. 2056-2060: For the list of abbreviations, see here . LEONARD, Adam, BLW #9814-100-29 Jun 1789 assignee M. McConnell, srv as a Pvt in the PA Line LEONARD, Amos, Marcy, W20462, MA Line, sol m Mercy or Marcy Green of Granby MA on 17 Oct 1788 & sol was of Brookfield MA, sol appl 1 Apr 1818 Oneida Co NY aged 69, in 1820 sol had a wife Mercy aged 60 & a daughter Mercy aged 21 at home, wid' 1 2 3 4 5 Your comments, corrections, and additions are welcome! Join the discussion or start a new conversation! Share your Leonard family memorabilia, records, and photos! Join me on WikiTree! This collaborative family tree allows you to contribute facts, make corrections, add photographs, sources, or whatever you can contribute. WikiTree has also integrated DNA test results to confirm relationships. Join for free! Subscribe for Free Updates Blogs about other Leonards

Learn about the family of Percy Henry Daniels (1881-1940), mariner, son of William Daniels, a pioneer of the Oregon trail who settled in Olympia, Washington. Read more... My Branch of the Daniels Family (See also Dykeman ) Loading ancestor list... Generation 3 Ethel Marguerite Daniels + Robert Jasper Leonard Generation 4 Percy Henry Daniels + Vena Dykeman Generation 5 Eliza Bell Gale + William Daniels Generation 5 William Daniels + Eliza Bell Gale Generation 6 Austin Miles Daniels + Mary Ellen Wilkinson Generation 6 Mary Ellen Wilkinson + Austin Miles Daniels Generation 6 Mary Jane Loveland + John Elijah Gale Generation 6 John Elijah Gale + Mary Jane Loveland Generation 7 William Daniel + Generation 7 Elizabeth D. Garrison + Joseph Everett Gale Generation 7 Joseph Everett Gale + Elizabeth D. Garrison Generation 8 Phoebe Everett + John Wesley Gale Sr Generation 8 John Wesley Gale Sr + Phoebe Everett Generation 8 Elijah Garrison + Sally Allen Generation 8 Sally Allen + Elijah Garrison Generation 9 Martha Moore + Rasin Gale Generation 9 Rasin Gale + Martha Moore Generation 9 Lydia Wilson + Abraham Garrison Jr Generation 9 Abraham Garrison Jr + Lydia Wilson Generation 9 Zachariah Allen Jr + Dinah Boone Generation 9 Dinah Boone + Zachariah Allen Jr Generation 10 Marcy + Abraham Garrison Sr Generation 10 Abraham Garrison Sr + Marcy Generation 10 Jonathan Boone + Mary Nancy Carter Generation 10 Mary Nancy Carter + Jonathan Boone Generation 10 John Gentleman Gale Jr + Generation 10 Elizabeth Rasin + Generation 11 Squire Boone Sr + Sarah Morgan Generation 11 Sarah Morgan + Squire Boone Sr Generation 11 John Gentleman Gale Sr + Generation 12 Elizabeth Jarman + Edward Morgan Generation 12 Edward Morgan + Elizabeth Jarman Generation 12 Mary Milton Maugridge + George Boone III Generation 12 George Boone III + Mary Milton Maugridge Generation 13 Sarah Mary Upper + George Boone II Generation 13 George Boone II + Sarah Mary Upper 1 1 ... 1 ... 1 My blogs about the Daniels family Click here for more blogs about the Daniels family Your comments, corrections, and additions are welcome! Join the discussion or start a new conversation! Share your Daniels family memorabilia, records, and photos! Join me on WikiTree! This collaborative family tree allows you to contribute facts, make corrections, add photographs, sources, or whatever you can contribute. WikiTree has also integrated DNA test results to help confirm relationships. Join for free! In memory of Percy Henry Daniels . Subscribe for Free Updates

Details about the ancestors of my great-grandmother, Vena Dykeman (1898-1986) of Candor, Tioga County, New York; daughter of Arthur (Dykeman) and Polly Jacobs... My Branch of the Dykeman Family (See also Daniels ) Loading ancestor list... Generation 4 Vena Dykeman + Percy Henry Daniels Generation 5 Olive Jane Jacobs + Arthur Dykeman Generation 5 Arthur Dykeman + Olive Jane Jacobs Generation 6 John W. Jacobs + Polly Whitmore Generation 6 Polly Whitmore + John W. Jacobs Generation 6 Mahala Augusta Hovey + William Hiram Dykeman Generation 6 William Hiram Dykeman + Mahala Augusta Hovey Generation 7 Mahala Jordan + Samuel Torrance Hovey Generation 7 Samuel Torrance Hovey + Mahala Jordan Generation 7 Elizabeth W Jenks + Thomas Jacobs Generation 7 Thomas Jacobs + Elizabeth W Jenks Generation 7 Eli Dykeman Jr + Rachel Bush Generation 7 Rachel Bush + Eli Dykeman Jr Generation 8 Elizabeth Ruff + Uriah Jacobs Generation 8 Uriah Jacobs + Elizabeth Ruff Generation 8 Eli Dykeman Sr + Zilpha Parks Generation 8 Zilpha Parks + Eli Dykeman Sr Generation 8 Ichabod Hovey + Helen Smith Torrance Generation 8 Helen Smith Torrance + Ichabod Hovey Generation 9 Thaddeus Dykeman + Generation 10 Frederick Dyckman + Anne Sturges Generation 10 Anne Sturges + Frederick Dyckman Generation 11 Rachel Deveaux + Johannes Dyckman Generation 11 Johannes Dyckman + Rachel Deveaux Generation 12 Cornelius Dykeman + Jannetie Claessen Generation 12 Jannetie Claessen + Cornelius Dykeman Generation 12 Frederick Deveaux + Hester Tourneur Generation 12 Hester Tourneur + Frederick Deveaux Generation 13 Susanne Francois + Nicholas Deveaux Generation 13 Nicholas Deveaux + Susanne Francois Generation 13 Maria Bosyns + Johannes Dykeman Generation 13 Johannes Dykeman + Maria Bosyns Generation 13 Jacqueline Paresis + Daniel Tourneur Generation 13 Daniel Tourneur + Jacqueline Paresis Generation 13 Wijntie Roelofs + Dirck Claeszen Generation 13 Dirck Claeszen + Wijntie Roelofs Generation 14 Aeltie Poulas Root + Joris Dykeman Generation 14 Joris Dykeman + Aeltie Poulas Root Generation 14 Pierre Deveaux + Barbe Dutilloy Generation 14 Barbe Dutilloy + Pierre Deveaux 1 2 1 ... 1 2 ... 2 Blogs about the Dykemans Dutch Baptismal Names and their English equivalents Dutch baptismal names are a genealogist’s hall of mirrors: the same person can appear under three spellings, two languages, and one very patient minister. What follows is a practical, historically grounded list of common Dutch baptismal (given) names used in New Netherland, the Mohawk Valley, and early New York, paired with their English equivalents or customary Anglicized forms. These are not strict translations so much as socially accepted swaps used in church records, will Baptism Records Break Down Brick Walls We all seek birth, marriage, and death dates and places for every ancestor in our tree, but if you're not getting excited when you find a baptismal record, you might be missing out on some valuable clues. Prior to the mandate for reporting births to the State in the late 1800s, vital records were limited mostly to church records or entries in the family Bible, provided that names and dates were recorded there. Baptismal registers can provide more information than you might th The Difference Between Palatine Germans, Netherland Dutch, and Pennsylvania Dutch in New York and Pennsylvania The history of early European settlers in New York and Pennsylvania is rich and complex, shaped by various groups whose identities often overlap or confuse modern readers. Among these groups, the Palatine Germans, Netherland Dutch, Pennsylvania Dutch, Low Dutch, and High Dutch stand out for their distinct origins, languages, and cultural influences. Understanding their differences helps clarify the early colonial history of the region and sheds light on the roots of many Amer The Mohawk Dutch Language and Its Cultural Significance The Mohawk Dutch language represents a fascinating chapter in the history of cultural exchange in North America. This hybrid language emerged from the interaction between Dutch settlers and the Mohawk people during the 17th century. Understanding what Mohawk Dutch sounded like offers insight into how languages blend and evolve, reflecting the complex relationships between communities. This post explores the distinctive features of Mohawk Dutch, its sound patterns, and its rol The lands of my ancestors From the overlook at Whitney Point, New York, a magnificent view is beheld. Apart from the beauty of the surrounding land and Whitney... Timelapse trip to beautiful Upstate New York The trip to the center of the great State of New York is about four to five hours away from central New Jersey by car and about three... 1 2 3 4 5 Your comments, corrections, and additions are welcome! Join the discussion or start a new conversation! Share your Dykeman family memorabilia, records, and photos! Subscribe for Free Updates Dutch Masterpieces To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Join me on WikiTree! 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Johannes Dyckman and the Dykeman family (and hundreds of free genealogy resources!) In memory of Johannes Dyckman, my Paternal 8th Great-Grandfather on the DYKEMAN branch. Johannes Dyckman Johannes Dyckman 1/1 DYKEMAN FAMILY Index of Ancestors Family Album Bibliography: “Johannes Dyckman of Fort Orange and his descendants”, by Marjorie Dikeman Chamberlain, 1988. Harlem (City of New York): its origin and early annals. Prefaced by home scenes in the fatherlands, by James Riker, 1881, p. 505-507 Footnote Parish Registers of the Congregational Church, Redding, found in The history of Redding, Connecticut, from its first settlement to the present time, with notes on the Adams, Banks, Barlow ... and Strong families, by Charles Burr Todd, 1906, p. 220. Advertisement: Disclaimer: Genealogy is my hobby and the information provided here is a work in progress. I have loads of information to add and new finds are continually being discovered. If you have any corrections, additions, or comments to contribute, please use the comment box below. Visit the Latest Updates page to see when this Ancestor Profile page is updated. Johannes Dyckman Maps & Research Links: Show Hide Birth: 1671 (est.) Albany, New York Marriage: 1702 Reformed Dutch Church, NYC Spouse: Rachel Deveaux Death: Burial: 1768 Apr 28 Redding, Fairfield, CT Google Search Albany Albany County New York Find birth records New York New York County New York Find marriage records Redding Fairfield County Connecticut Find death records [Unknown] [ View memorial on Findagrave ] Father: Cornelius Dykeman Mother: Jannetie Claessen Biography Johannes Dykeman (or Joannes Dyckman) was born abt. 1671 in Albany, New York. In most documents his name was spelled Dikeman. He leased a farm at Bloomingdale in December, 1701, from Jurien Rynchout for six years. He married the following year, in 1702, to Rachel Deveaux (or De Vaux) who was born May 1, 1678 in Westchester, New York. Between 1703 and 1707, three of their children were baptized in New York City. In 1709 and 1711, his fourth and fifth children were baptized in Hackensack, Bergen County, New Jersey. Distinguishing between Johannes and his uncle Johannes is often difficult as their descendants were residents of the same town and same churches. About 1725 or 1726, Johannes and Rachel purchased five acres of land on Indigo Ridge near Fitches Meadow in Norwalk, Connecticut, in 1726 and moved their family there. Johannes died just a few years later, on April 28, 1768 in Redding, Fairfield County, Connecticut. A large number of Dykemans remain in the area. Children Johannes Dyckman & Rachel Deveaux were the parents of my ancestor, Frederick Dyckman Elizabeth Dyckman, baptized in New York City, Aug. 11, 1703 Janneke Dyckman, baptized in NYC, May 17, 1705 Cornelis Dyckman, baptized in NYC, Feb. 12, 1707 Hester Dyckman, baptized in Hackensack, Bergen, NJ, May 23, 1709 Frederick Dyckman, baptized in Hackensack, Bergen, NJ June 17, 1711 Note: The naming of Elizabeth breaks traditional Dutch naming patterns. Who was she named after? The other children's names do follow the tradition - Janneke and Cornelis were named after Johannes' parents and Hester and Frederick were named after Rachel's parents. Also, according to page 29 of Chamberlain's book, they may have also had a son named Johannes, Jr., born abt. 1715, and two other daughters: Rachel Dykman, (b. abt. 1713) who married Simon Schott who was born in Roelof Janses Kill in 1737, and Judika Dyckman, (or Judith, born abt. 1717), who married Benjemen Oosterhout in 1742. Records, photos, and memorabilia pertaining to the life of Johannes Dyckman: DNA Notes: I chose AncestryDNA for my DNA test. You can get yours on Amazon and have it in your hands in a couple days! Click here ! Links: Family WikiTree Index of Ancestors Your tributes, comments, corrections and additions are welcome! Comments Please login to leave a comment. Then reload this page! Log In b215ecc5-df09-4d51-b4b3-8b67e9216d39 Send Before implementing the site's latest in-site comments platform, two different 3rd-party apps were used to allow users to comment. Click View to view comments posted (if any), on this page. PLEASE DO NOT SUBMIT COMMENTS OR REPLY TO COMMENTS USING THESE AS THEY WILL SOON BE REMOVED FROM THE SITE. Use the new comments section above instead! Thank you! View

Descendants of Johann George Reese (Rees) of Pennsylvania. (Sullivan, Muncy, Lycoming, Columbia). Information about Wales and more. My Branch of the Reese Family (See also Harvey ) Loading ancestor list... Generation 3 Lloyd Newman Reese + Margaret Annie Dickinson Generation 4 Lloyd John Reese + Mary Esther Harvey Generation 5 Ada Rebecca Temple + Maynard Washington Reese Generation 5 Maynard Washington Reese + Ada Rebecca Temple Generation 6 Josiah Mackey Reese + Effie Rachel Shaner Generation 6 Effie Rachel Shaner + Josiah Mackey Reese Generation 6 Rebecca Alice Reese + James Temple Generation 6 John Lloyd Temple + Martha Jane Allen Generation 6 Martha Jane Allen + John Lloyd Temple Generation 7 Abraham Reese Jr + Sarah Ryder Generation 7 Sarah Ryder + Abraham Reese Jr Generation 7 Jacob Shaner Jr + Mary M. Dugan Generation 7 Mary M. Dugan + Jacob Shaner Jr Generation 7 David Reese + Susan Elizabeth Ryder Generation 7 James Temple + Rebecca Alice Reese Generation 7 Margaret McGarvey + Valentine Allen Generation 7 Valentine Allen + Margaret McGarvey Generation 8 Catherine George + Abraham Reese Jr Generation 8 Abraham Reese Sr + Catherine George Generation 8 Daniel Dugan + Catherine Spring Generation 8 Catherine Spring + Daniel Dugan Generation 8 Mary Stockner + Jacob Shaner Sr Generation 8 Jacob Shaner Sr + Mary Stockner Generation 8 Mary Magdalena Doctor + William Temple Generation 8 William Temple + Mary Magdalena Doctor Generation 8 Susan Elizabeth Ryder + David Reese Generation 8 Nathaniel Allen + Generation 9 George Rees + Magdalene Zerr Generation 9 Magdalene Zerr + George Rees Generation 9 Elizabeth Berkhart + John Ryder Generation 9 John Ryder + Elizabeth Berkhart Generation 9 J George Doctor Jr + Eve Hill Generation 9 Eve Hill + J George Doctor Jr Generation 9 Enez George + Generation 10 Jacob Hill + Generation 10 Samuel Reider + Generation 10 Hans George Doctor + Generation 11 Johannes Reider + Anna Maria Carl Generation 11 Anna Maria Carl + Johannes Reider Generation 11 Johan Daniel Hill + 1 1 ... 1 ... 1 Blogs about the Reeses I found this treasure in my grandparents' wedding album This week I was organizing some boxes in the basement when I came across my grandparents' wedding album. I had seen photos of their wedding day many times, but I hadn't seen the album in years and since I've been longing to find a picture of my great-grandmother, Mary (Harvey) Reese Gaul when she was young, I thought I'd check to see if there were any photos of her in there. I assumed I had seen all these pictures before and it was a long shot, so imagine my surprise when I c A Brief History of Union Springs (New York) The brick wall in my ancestry is my 2nd great-grandfather, Charles Russell Leonard. He was reportedly born in Union Springs, New York, in 1830, but finding evidence of this has evaded us. Learning about the places our ancestors lived can prove helpful, though, providing valuable clues about early settlers, churches, industries, and people. This article I found in Yesteryears, Volume 26, was written by Temple R. Hollcroft (1889-1967), former Historian of Cayuga County. It give The Suicide Pact As a child, I remember asking my mother to tell me stories about when she was younger. How I wish I had asked all of my grandparents and great-grandparents that question while they were still living. If I had asked my great-grandfather, John Reese, what the most tragic event of his life was, he might have told me first about the death of his little brother, Harold E. Reese, who died at the young age of 6 in 1931, but I'm sure he would have added that just seven years later, h My mtDNA (Mitochondrial DNA) DNA is a very complex subject, admittedly too complex for my full comprehension, but one thing that is fairly easy to understand is... AncestryDNA provides over 73,000 clues It took me way longer than it should have to test my DNA for genealogy purposes. When I finally did, I was astonished to find that parts... John Reese registers for the WW II draft Draft registrations for World War I and World War II can be found online, providing personal details about the lives of our male... 1 2 3 4 5 Subscribe for Updates Other Reese Snippets Most Recent Snippets added: Reese name in cursive John Reese headquarters Daniel Reese, bachelor in Mahoning twp, PA 1798 Reese's in Buckhorn, Pennsylvania c.1820 Reese's in Locust Township, Pennsylvania 1840 Lewis Reese, early settler of Pottsville, PA Advertisement: Your comments, corrections, and additions are welcome! Join me on WikiTree! This collaborative family tree allows you to contribute facts, make corrections, add photographs, sources, or whatever you can contribute. WikiTree has also integrated DNA test results to help confirm relationships. Join for free!

Learn about the family of William Dickinson of Sheffield, England. He was the father of John Dickinson and great-grandfather of Rev. William Henry Dickinson, born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in 1899. My Branch of the Dickinson Family (See also Reese and Decker ) Loading ancestor list... Generation 3 Margaret Annie Dickinson + Lloyd Newman Reese Generation 4 William Henry Dickinson + Delaphina Decker Generation 5 Harry D Dickinson + Annie Robinson Generation 5 Annie Robinson + Harry D Dickinson Generation 6 John Dickinson + Elizabeth Reynolds Generation 6 Elizabeth Reynolds + John Dickinson Generation 6 Emma Griffith + George Robinson Generation 6 George Robinson + Emma Griffith Generation 7 Ann Park + Thomas Reynolds Generation 7 Thomas Reynolds + Ann Park Generation 7 William Dickinson (II) + Ann Loy Generation 7 Ann Loy + William Dickinson (II) Generation 7 Phebe Kimberly + Thomas Griffith Generation 7 Thomas Griffith + Phebe Kimberly Generation 8 William Dickinson (I) + 1 1 ... 1 ... 1 Blogs about the Dickinsons ChatGPT can help identify places in old photos I'm working on a project that brought me back to a video I uploaded over 10 years ago. It's probably the worst quality video on YouTube, but it's the best I could do to preserve some old reels of movies recorded by my Dickinson family... I found this treasure in my grandparents' wedding album This week I was organizing some boxes in the basement when I came across my grandparents' wedding album. I had seen photos of their wedding day many times, but I hadn't seen the album in years and since I've been longing to find a picture of my great-grandmother, Mary (Harvey) Reese Gaul when she was young, I thought I'd check to see if there were any photos of her in there. I assumed I had seen all these pictures before and it was a long shot, so imagine my surprise when I c Capture Your Family's Legacy with Our New Portrait Creation App Every family has a story worth preserving. Sharing those moments in a meaningful way can be challenging, especially when you want something more personal than names, dates, and stories. At times, images are necessary to aid in visualizing the narrative. Images always enhance the appeal of stories, yet much of history occurred before the invention of photography. Family Portrait Maker offers a fresh way to create beautiful family portraits that celebrate your unique heritage a A note from my great-grandmother This weekend I was going through a box of old papers and photos that belonged to my mother, going down memory lane with the family. I always say it's important to take a lot of pictures, so we don't forget, but now in my fifties, I believe it's equally as important to label the pictures with dates, places, and people because even though we have photos, there are so many pictures of people and places I don't recognize and with all our pictures being digital now, I wonder how m Who was Harry Dickinson's friend? John Dickinson was my 3rd great-grandfather, who came to America from Sheffield, England. He brought two sons, William Henry Dickinson... The marriage of John Dickinson of Middlewood After reviewing the baptisms of children of John Dickinson of Middlewood, we can see that John must have married sometime before 1763,... 1 2 3 4 5 Your comments, corrections, and additions are welcome! Join the discussion or start a new conversation! Share your Dickinson family memorabilia, records, and photos! Join me on WikiTree! This collaborative family tree allows you to contribute facts, make corrections, add photographs, sources, or whatever you can contribute. WikiTree has also integrated DNA test results to help confirm relationships. Join for free! Subscribe for Free Updates Click here for hardcover . Read Now

Learn about the family of Newman Harvey b. abt. 1777, who settled in what is now Cortland County, New York. My Branch of the Harvey Family (See also Reese ) Loading ancestor list... Generation 4 Mary Esther Harvey + Lloyd John Reese Generation 5 Newman Archelaus Harvey + Gertrude Esther Shirley Generation 5 Gertrude Esther Shirley + Newman Archelaus Harvey Generation 6 Betsy A. Stowell + John Clark Harvey Generation 6 John Clark Harvey + Betsy A. Stowell Generation 6 Mary J Brooks + Royal John Shirley Generation 6 Royal John Shirley + Mary J Brooks Generation 7 Newman Harvey + Generation 7 Alpheus Stowell + Julia Brown Generation 7 Julia Brown + Alpheus Stowell Generation 7 John Shirley + Esther Abigail Ensign Generation 7 Esther Abigail Ensign + John Shirley Generation 7 Ira S Brooks + Generation 8 Olive Bugbee + Archelaus Stowell Generation 8 Archelaus Stowell + Olive Bugbee Generation 8 Nancy Wood + John Brown Generation 8 John Brown + Nancy Wood Generation 8 Royal Ensign + Sally Rood Generation 8 Sally Rood + Royal Ensign Generation 8 Bradford D. Shirley + Parthenia Stanton Generation 8 Parthenia Stanton + Bradford D. Shirley Generation 9 Jonathan Stowell Jr + Rhoda Wilson Generation 9 Rhoda Wilson + Jonathan Stowell Jr Generation 9 Timothy Bugbee + Hannah Wood Generation 9 Hannah Wood + Timothy Bugbee Generation 9 Mary Wilbur + Job Shirley Generation 9 Job Shirley + Mary Wilbur Generation 9 Abigail Woolworth + Datus Ensign Jr Generation 9 Datus Ensign Jr + Abigail Woolworth Generation 9 Lucy Johnson + Nathan Wood Generation 9 Nathan Wood + Lucy Johnson Generation 9 Ezra Rood + Parthena Warner Generation 9 Parthena Warner + Ezra Rood Generation 9 Sarah Rood + Benjamin Stanton Generation 9 Benjamin Stanton + Sarah Rood Generation 10 Margaret Hewett + Jonathan Stowell Sr Generation 10 Jonathan Stowell Sr + Margaret Hewett Generation 10 Ruth Smith + Jacob Wilson Generation 10 Jacob Wilson + Ruth Smith Generation 10 Jerusha Abbey + Samuel Wood Jr Generation 10 Samuel Wood Jr + Jerusha Abbey Generation 10 Joseph Stanton + Abigail Sheffield Generation 10 Lucretia Seymour + Datus Ensign Sr Generation 10 Datus Ensign Sr + Lucretia Seymour Generation 10 Solomon Rood + Sarah Gould Generation 10 Sarah Gould + Solomon Rood Generation 10 Abigail Sheffield + Joseph Stanton Generation 10 Deborah I. Hall + Josiah Warner Generation 10 Josiah Warner + Deborah I. Hall Generation 11 David Stowell + Mary Stedman Generation 11 Mary Stedman + David Stowell Generation 11 John Stanton + Ann Hutchinson Generation 11 Mary Allen + Ebenezer Abbey Sr Generation 11 Ebenezer Abbey Sr + Mary Allen Generation 11 Samuel Wood Sr + Jane Dudley Generation 11 Jane Dudley + Samuel Wood Sr Generation 11 Lydia Mason + John Seymour III Generation 11 John Seymour III + Lydia Mason Generation 11 Joseph Wilson + Mary Parker Generation 11 Mary Parker + Joseph Wilson Generation 11 Sarah Moody + David Ensign Jr Generation 11 David Ensign Jr + Sarah Moody Generation 11 David Gould + Abigail Dodge Generation 11 Abigail Dodge + David Gould Generation 11 Martha Sophia Storrs + Nathaniel Hall Generation 11 Nathaniel Hall + Martha Sophia Storrs Generation 11 Ann Hutchinson + John Stanton Generation 11 Hercules Hewett + Generation 12 Mary Farrow + Samuel Stowell II Generation 12 Samuel Stowell II + Mary Farrow Generation 12 Nathaniel Stedman + Temperence Willis Generation 12 Temperence Willis + Nathaniel Stedman Generation 12 Joshua Allen + Mary Crowell Generation 12 Mary Knowlton + Samuel Abbe Generation 12 Samuel Abbe + Mary Knowlton Generation 12 Hannah Hawes + John Mason Generation 12 John Mason + Hannah Hawes Generation 12 Thomas Wood Jr + Mary Hunt Generation 12 Sarah Wilcox + David Ensign Jr Generation 12 David Ensign Sr + Sarah Wilcox Generation 12 Mary Crowell + Joshua Allen Generation 12 Abigail Goble + Joseph Dudley Generation 12 Joseph Dudley + Abigail Goble Generation 12 Mary Hunt + Thomas Wood Jr Generation 12 John Seymour II + Elizabeth Webster Generation 12 Elizabeth Webster + John Seymour II Generation 12 Thankful Hemingway + Jacob Parker Generation 12 Jacob Parker + Thankful Hemingway Generation 12 John Moody + Sarah Evarts Generation 12 Sarah Evarts + John Moody Generation 12 Samuel Storrs III + Generation 13 George Allen + Katherine Starkes Generation 13 Katherine Starkes + George Allen Generation 13 Samuel Stowell + Generation 13 Elizabeth Winchester + Isaac Stedman Generation 13 Isaac Stedman + Elizabeth Winchester Generation 13 James Ensign + Sarah Elson Generation 13 Sarah Elson + James Ensign Generation 13 John Farrow + Frances Carpenter Generation 13 Frances Carpenter + John Farrow Generation 13 Elizabeth Ann Balch + William Knowlton Jr Generation 13 William Knowlton Jr + Elizabeth Ann Balch Generation 13 Elizabeth Hammond + Yelverton Crowell Generation 13 Yelverton Crowell + Elizabeth Hammond Generation 13 Sarah Wadsworth + John Wilcox Jr Generation 13 John Wilcox Jr + Sarah Wadsworth Generation 13 Edward Hawes + Eliony Lombard Generation 13 Eliony Lombard + Edward Hawes Generation 13 Susanna Treat + Robert Webster Generation 13 Robert Webster + Susanna Treat Generation 13 Samuel Moody Sr + Sarah Deming Generation 13 Sarah Deming + Samuel Moody Sr Generation 13 John Seymour I + Mary Watson Generation 13 Mary Watson + John Seymour I Generation 13 John Evarts Jr + Mary French Generation 13 Mary French + John Evarts Jr Generation 13 Sarah Wheeler + Francis Dudley Generation 13 Francis Dudley + Sarah Wheeler Generation 13 John Hemingway + Mary Trescott Generation 13 Mary Trescott + John Hemingway Generation 13 Mary Loring + John Abbe Generation 13 John Abbe + Mary Loring Generation 13 Thomas Wood Sr + Generation 14 Thomas Ensign + Generation 14 Elizabeth Philpott + Thomas Stedman Generation 14 Thomas Stedman + Elizabeth Philpott Generation 14 Ann Elizabeth Smith + William Knowlton Sr Generation 14 William Knowlton Sr + Ann Elizabeth Smith Generation 14 Agnes Smith + Gov. John Webster Generation 14 Gov. John Webster + Agnes Smith Generation 14 Richard Winchester III + Elizabeth Geere Generation 14 Elizabeth Geere + Richard Winchester III Generation 14 Alice Gaylord + Capt. Richard Treat Generation 14 Capt. Richard Treat + Alice Gaylord Generation 14 Elishua Yelverton + John Crowell Generation 14 John Crowell + Elishua Yelverton Generation 14 Sarah Cox + Dea. John Moody Generation 14 Dea. John Moody + Sarah Cox Generation 14 John Wilcox Sr + Generation 14 William Wadsworth + Sarah Talcott Generation 14 Sarah Talcott + William Wadsworth Generation 14 Elizabeth Heyden + John Evarts Sr Generation 14 Mercy Ruscoe + Richard Seymour Generation 14 Richard Seymour + Mercy Ruscoe Generation 14 Ralph Hemingway + Elizabeth Hewes Generation 14 Elizabeth Hewes + Ralph Hemingway Generation 14 Margaret Smyth + John Watson Generation 14 John Watson + Margaret Smyth Generation 14 Thomas French II + Generation 14 Honor Treat + John Deming Generation 14 John Deming + Honor Treat Generation 14 John Evarts Sr + Elizabeth Heyden Generation 14 William Trescott + Elizabeth Dyer Generation 14 Elizabeth Dyer + William Trescott Generation 14 George Wheeler + Generation 15 Richard Winchester II + Katherine Geere Generation 15 Katherine Geere + Richard Winchester II Generation 15 Eme Richards + Isaac Stedman (elder) Generation 15 Isaac Stedman (elder) + Eme Richards Generation 15 Robert Treat + Generation 15 Matthew Webster + Elizabeth Ashton Generation 15 Elizabeth Ashton + Matthew Webster Generation 15 Sarah Everhard + William Evarts Generation 15 William Evarts + Sarah Everhard Generation 15 John Hewes + Mary Foote Generation 15 Mary Foote + John Hewes Generation 15 Thomas French I + Generation 15 George Dyer + Generation 15 John Talcott + Anne Skinner Generation 15 Anne Skinner + John Talcott Generation 16 Thomas Richards + Alice Pearce Generation 16 Alice Pearce + Thomas Richards Generation 16 Martha Field + Richard Winchester Generation 16 Richard Winchester + Martha Field Generation 16 Elizabeth Fuller + Thomas Stedman (elder) Generation 16 Thomas Stedman (elder) + Elizabeth Fuller Generation 16 John Geere III + Elizabeth Burlington Generation 16 Elizabeth Burlington + John Geere III Generation 16 John Webster + Isabel Kythin Generation 16 Isabel Kythin + John Webster Generation 16 Roger Hewes + Generation 16 Thoyna Cureau + Etienne Perret Clement Generation 16 Etienne Perret Clement + Thoyna Cureau Generation 17 Gilbert Stedman + Generation 17 John Geere II + Juliana Butside Generation 17 Juliana Butside + John Geere II Generation 18 John Geere + Generation 19 Walter Geere + Alice Somoster Generation 19 Alice Somoster + Walter Geere Blogs about the Harveys 1 1 ... 1 ... 1 I found this treasure in my grandparents' wedding album This week I was organizing some boxes in the basement when I came across my grandparents' wedding album. I had seen photos of their wedding day many times, but I hadn't seen the album in years and since I've been longing to find a picture of my great-grandmother, Mary (Harvey) Reese Gaul when she was young, I thought I'd check to see if there were any photos of her in there. I assumed I had seen all these pictures before and it was a long shot, so imagine my surprise when I c Clark Harvey's death date finally found! Recently I've been working on filling in some of the blank spaces in my family tree profile - missing dates and places. The blanks are... Newman Harvey in old family films If you're searching for old photos of your ancestors and someone in the family is in the possession of old reels of film, don't put off... Smith and Jones and Brown Are you a living sample of Brown and Jones and Smith? The lands of my ancestors From the overlook at Whitney Point, New York, a magnificent view is beheld. Apart from the beauty of the surrounding land and Whitney... Ezra Rood in the American Revolution Imagine digging through a dusty old trunk in the attic of your grandparents' home and finding a file marked "Grandpa in the Revolution".... 1 2 3 4 5 Your comments, corrections, and additions are welcome! Join the discussion or start a new conversation! Share your Harvey family memorabilia, records, and photos! Subscribe for Free Updates Join me on WikiTree! This collaborative family tree allows you to contribute facts, make corrections, add photographs, sources, or whatever you can contribute. WikiTree has also integrated DNA test results to help confirm relationships. Join for free!

Learn about the family and mystery of Charles Gilbert Decker of Warwick, New York, c.1900. He married Lydia Mayo and died in 1909. My Branch of the Decker Family (See also Dickinson ) Loading ancestor list... Generation 4 Delaphina Decker + William Henry Dickinson Generation 5 Charles Gilbert Decker + Lydia Mayo Generation 5 Lydia Mayo + Charles Gilbert Decker Generation 6 Oscar Mayo + Lycenia Strong Generation 6 Lycenia Strong + Oscar Mayo Generation 7 Raymond H. Mayo + Hannah Saloma Underhill Generation 7 Mary C. Newell + Albert Strong Generation 7 Albert Strong + Mary C. Newell Generation 7 Hannah Saloma Underhill + Raymond H. Mayo Generation 8 Sarah Barnhart + John Underhill Generation 8 Rebecca Hazard + Ezekiel Mayo Generation 8 Ezekiel Mayo + Rebecca Hazard Generation 8 Polly Moore + John Strong Jr Generation 8 John Strong Jr + Polly Moore Generation 8 John Underhill + Sarah Barnhart Generation 9 Deborah Ballard + Edward Hazard Jr Generation 9 Elizabeth Garrison + Israel Underhill Generation 9 Edward Hazard Jr + Deborah Ballard Generation 9 Rev John Strong Sr + Lydia Thomas Generation 9 Lydia Thomas + Rev John Strong Sr Generation 9 Israel Underhill + Elizabeth Garrison Generation 10 Susannah Havens + Edward Hazard Sr Generation 10 Sarah Meraugh + Enoch Strong Generation 10 Enoch Strong + Sarah Meraugh Generation 10 Bartow Underhill + Generation 11 Mary Honeywell + Nathaniel Underhill II Generation 11 Tabitha Lee + Preserved Strong Generation 11 Preserved Strong + Tabitha Lee Generation 11 Nathaniel Underhill II + Mary Honeywell Generation 12 Mary Ferris + Nathaniel Underhill Generation 12 Phebe Hull + William Hazard Sr Generation 12 Jedediah Strong + Freedom Woodward Generation 12 Nathaniel Underhill + Mary Ferris Generation 12 Freedom Woodward + Jedediah Strong Generation 13 Damaris Cary + John Hull, Jr. Generation 13 Elizabeth Feake + Capt. John Underhill Generation 13 John Ferris + Mary Jackson Generation 13 Abigail Ford + Elder John Strong Generation 13 Abigail Gardiner + Caleb Hazard Generation 13 John Hull, Jr. + Damaris Cary 1 2 3 1 ... 1 2 3 ... 3 Blogs about the Deckers Dutch Baptismal Names and their English equivalents Dutch baptismal names are a genealogist’s hall of mirrors: the same person can appear under three spellings, two languages, and one very patient minister. What follows is a practical, historically grounded list of common Dutch baptismal (given) names used in New Netherland, the Mohawk Valley, and early New York, paired with their English equivalents or customary Anglicized forms. These are not strict translations so much as socially accepted swaps used in church records, will Baptism Records Break Down Brick Walls We all seek birth, marriage, and death dates and places for every ancestor in our tree, but if you're not getting excited when you find a baptismal record, you might be missing out on some valuable clues. Prior to the mandate for reporting births to the State in the late 1800s, vital records were limited mostly to church records or entries in the family Bible, provided that names and dates were recorded there. Baptismal registers can provide more information than you might th The Difference Between Palatine Germans, Netherland Dutch, and Pennsylvania Dutch in New York and Pennsylvania The history of early European settlers in New York and Pennsylvania is rich and complex, shaped by various groups whose identities often overlap or confuse modern readers. Among these groups, the Palatine Germans, Netherland Dutch, Pennsylvania Dutch, Low Dutch, and High Dutch stand out for their distinct origins, languages, and cultural influences. Understanding their differences helps clarify the early colonial history of the region and sheds light on the roots of many Amer The Mohawk Dutch Language and Its Cultural Significance The Mohawk Dutch language represents a fascinating chapter in the history of cultural exchange in North America. This hybrid language emerged from the interaction between Dutch settlers and the Mohawk people during the 17th century. Understanding what Mohawk Dutch sounded like offers insight into how languages blend and evolve, reflecting the complex relationships between communities. This post explores the distinctive features of Mohawk Dutch, its sound patterns, and its rol The lands of my ancestors From the overlook at Whitney Point, New York, a magnificent view is beheld. Apart from the beauty of the surrounding land and Whitney... Timelapse trip to beautiful Upstate New York The trip to the center of the great State of New York is about four to five hours away from central New Jersey by car and about three... 1 2 3 4 5 Your comments, corrections, and additions are welcome! Join the discussion or start a new conversation! Share your Decker family memorabilia, records, and photos! Join me on WikiTree! This collaborative family tree allows you to contribute facts, make corrections, add photographs, sources, or whatever you can contribute. WikiTree has also integrated DNA test results to help confirm relationships. Join for free! Subscribe for Free Updates Blogs about other Deckers Blogs about the Mayos Blogs about the Strongs This is our outdated comments section. Please use the new comment box above or the Decker Genealogy Forum for new comments.

Genealogy of the Reese, Harvey, Dickinson, Decker, Shirley, Leonard, Daniels, Hollenbeck and Dykeman line with hundreds of their ancestors... Advertisement: Advertisement: Index of Ancestors Maternal Paternal Clear Filters Sort by First Name Sort by Last Name Sort by Generation Quick Find Showing results based on your keyword: Showing Paternal Ancestors: Showing Maternal Ancestors: Reese Harvey Dickinson Decker Leonard Hollenbeck Daniels Dykeman Generation/Name Branch & Relationship to Me 3 Margaret Annie Dickinson DICKINSON Grandmother 3 Lloyd Newman Reese REESE Grandfather 3 Ethel Marguerite Daniels DANIELS Grandmother 3 Robert Jasper Leonard LEONARD Grandfather 4 Delaphina Decker DECKER Great-Grandmother 4 William Henry Dickinson DICKINSON Great-Grandfather 4 Mary Esther Harvey HARVEY Great-Grandmother 4 Lloyd John Reese REESE Great-Grandfather 4 Percy Henry Daniels DANIELS Great-Grandfather 4 Vena Dykeman DYKEMAN Great-Grandmother 4 Rose Ellen Hollenbeck HOLLENBECK Great-Grandmother 4 Albert Jay Leonard LEONARD Great-Grandfather 5 Lydia Mayo DECKER 2nd Great-Grandmother 5 Charles Gilbert Decker DECKER 2nd Great-Grandfather 5 Harry D Dickinson DICKINSON 2nd Great-Grandfather 5 Annie Robinson DICKINSON 2nd Great-Grandmother 5 Newman Archelaus Harvey HARVEY 2nd Great-Grandfather 5 Gertrude Esther Shirley HARVEY 2nd Great-Grandmother 5 Ada Rebecca Temple REESE 2nd Great-Grandmother 5 Maynard Washington Reese REESE 2nd Great-Grandfather 5 Eliza Bell Gale DANIELS 2nd Great-Grandmother 5 William Daniels DANIELS 2nd Great-Grandfather 5 Olive Jane Jacobs DYKEMAN 2nd Great-Grandmother 5 Arthur Dykeman DYKEMAN 2nd Great-Grandfather 5 Mary Ellen McGinnis HOLLENBECK 2nd Great-Grandmother 5 Jasper Hollenbeck HOLLENBECK 2nd Great-Grandfather 5 Cora E. Sherman LEONARD 2nd Great-Grandmother 5 Lewis F. Leonard LEONARD 2nd Great-Grandfather 6 Oscar Mayo DECKER 3rd Great-Grandfather 6 Lycenia Strong DECKER 3rd Great-Grandmother 6 John Dickinson DICKINSON 3rd Great-Grandfather 6 Elizabeth Reynolds DICKINSON 3rd Great-Grandmother 6 Emma Griffith DICKINSON 3rd Great-Grandmother 6 George Robinson DICKINSON 3rd Great-Grandfather 6 Betsy A. Stowell HARVEY 3rd Great-Grandmother 6 John Clark Harvey HARVEY 3rd Great-Grandfather 6 Mary J Brooks HARVEY 3rd Great-Grandmother 6 Royal John Shirley HARVEY 3rd Great-Grandfather 6 Josiah Mackey Reese REESE 3rd Great-Grandfather 6 Effie Rachel Shaner REESE 3rd Great-Grandmother 6 Rebecca Alice Reese REESE 4th Great-Grandmother 6 John Lloyd Temple REESE 3rd Great-Grandfather 6 Martha Jane Allen REESE 3rd Great-Grandmother 6 Austin Miles Daniels DANIELS 3rd Great-Grandfather 6 Mary Ellen Wilkinson DANIELS 3rd Great-Grandmother 6 Mary Jane Loveland DANIELS 3rd Great-Grandmother 6 John Elijah Gale DANIELS 3rd Great-Grandfather 6 John W. Jacobs DYKEMAN 3rd Great-Grandfather 6 Polly Whitmore DYKEMAN 3rd Great-Grandmother 6 Mahala Augusta Hovey DYKEMAN 3rd Great-Grandmother 6 William Hiram Dykeman DYKEMAN 3rd Great-Grandfather 6 Lucy Ann Shevalier HOLLENBECK 3rd Great-Grandmother 6 Nicholas Hollenbeck HOLLENBECK 3rd Great-Grandfather 6 Catherine Smith HOLLENBECK 3rd Great-Grandmother 6 William McGinnis HOLLENBECK 3rd Great-Grandfather 6 Mary Polly Brown LEONARD 3rd Great-Grandmother 6 Charles Russell Leonard LEONARD 3rd Great-Grandfather 6 James Sherman LEONARD 3rd Great-Grandfather 6 Amy Dow LEONARD 3rd Great-Grandmother 7 Hannah Saloma Underhill DECKER 4th Great-Grandmother 7 Raymond H. Mayo DECKER 4th Great-Grandfather 7 Albert Strong DECKER 4th Great-Grandfather 7 Mary C. Newell DECKER 4th Great-Grandmother 7 Ann Park DICKINSON 4th Great-Grandmother 7 Thomas Reynolds DICKINSON 4th Great-Grandfather 7 William Dickinson (II) DICKINSON 4th Great-Grandfather 7 Ann Loy DICKINSON 4th Great-Grandmother 7 Phebe Kimberly DICKINSON 4th Great-Grandmother 7 Thomas Griffith DICKINSON 4th Great-Grandfather 7 Newman Harvey HARVEY 4th Great-Grandfather 7 Alpheus Stowell HARVEY 4th Great-Grandfather 7 Julia Brown HARVEY 4th Great-Grandmother 7 John Shirley HARVEY 4th Great-Grandfather 7 Esther Abigail Ensign HARVEY 4th Great-Grandmother 7 Ira S Brooks HARVEY 4th Great-Grandfather 7 Abraham Reese Jr REESE 4th Great-Grandfather 7 Sarah Ryder REESE 4th Great-Grandmother 7 Jacob Shaner Jr REESE 4th Great-Grandfather 7 Mary M. Dugan REESE 4th Great-Grandmother 7 David Reese REESE 5th Great-Grandfather 7 James Temple REESE 4th Great-Grandfather 7 Margaret McGarvey REESE 4th Great-Grandmother 7 Valentine Allen REESE 4th Great-Grandfather 7 William Daniel DANIELS 4th Great-Grandfather 7 Elizabeth D. Garrison DANIELS 4th Great-Grandmother 7 Joseph Everett Gale DANIELS 4th Great-Grandfather 7 Mahala Jordan DYKEMAN 4th Great-Grandmother 7 Samuel Torrance Hovey DYKEMAN 4th Great-Grandfather 7 Elizabeth W Jenks DYKEMAN 4th Great-Grandmother 7 Thomas Jacobs DYKEMAN 4th Great-Grandfather 7 Eli Dykeman Jr DYKEMAN 4th Great-Grandfather 7 Rachel Bush DYKEMAN 4th Great-Grandmother 7 John Hollenbeck HOLLENBECK 4th Great-Grandfather 7 Hannah R. Conrad HOLLENBECK 4th Great-Grandmother 7 Joanna Huntley HOLLENBECK 4th Great-Grandmother 7 Peter Shevalier HOLLENBECK 4th Great-Grandfather 7 Nicholas Smith HOLLENBECK 4th Great-Grandfather 7 Sophronia Burrill LEONARD 4th Great-Grandmother 7 Russell Leonard LEONARD 4th Great-Grandfather 7 Eleanor Sparks LEONARD 4th Great-Grandmother Load More Generations Advertisement: