From: <joyce30@att.net>
I would appreciate any information on
DAVIS SMITH
b. 6 Mar 1808 Dutchess Co, NY
d. 26 Mar 1869, a 61, Coldwater, Branch, Michigan
m. Mary (unknown) in NY and had three children born there
 Harriet 1833
 Ruth 1836
 Betsey 1839

Davis Smith first appears in MI on 1850 census

Davis was the son of URIAH SMITH b. 1771 and MOLLY LESTER
their children: (not proven)
 Valentine Hewlett Peters
 Mary
 Rebecca
 John
 Jacob
 DAVIS
 emeline
 Joanah

Uriah Smith was the son of JACOB SMITH b. 1746 Hemstead and REBECCA
PETERS
they m. 1767 St George's Church, Hemstead
their children (not proven)
 Ruth bp 8 Feb 1769 St George's Church
 URIAH
 John S.
 william
 Mary
 Isaac
 Margaret Platt
 Anne Horsefield
 Rebecca Peters
 Jane Peters
Other than the baptism of Ruth, there is no information on the other
children.

Thank you in advance for any help, leads.
Joyce Scott

-Monica-

Thank you
Sandy Tyler
SAN1JIM@wmconnect.com

Any help will be greatly appreciated. Joan (Brush)Baumgarten email sljrjb@yahoo.com

Thanks,  Jeanne

Anna Birdsall Seley
aseley@hotmail.com

Answers: email to ISLEIB204@MSN.COM
Thank you, Kathy Isleib, PA USA

Thanks,
Ellen Gray

Lorraine

John Gray appears in these records many times from 1685 (page 67, Vol. 1)  Lease to John Gray of a Farm on Lloyd's Neck, 1685"  through 1697 (page 137, Vol. 1) "By 3 heifers received of John Gray".
Any information will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks for your kind attention,
Bobbi Needham

AllintheFamilyTree@adelphia.net

Thank you,  Patty

John Moger (born around 1790-1800)
Known Children:

Albert Moger1 (born 1824, married Amanda Pryor (Prior?)
Christopher Moger (born unknown, marriage unknown, five children)
Phebe Moger
Selah Moger

The Albert Moger above married Amanda Pryor and had the following known children:

Byron Moger (born in 1860, married Arabella Wheeler and had one known children (probably had more) Albert Moger2)
Sadie Moger (born in 1857)
Newton Moger (born in 1869)
Charles Moger (born in 1874, married to unknown)
George (born in 1848, married Elizabeth unknown and had Carl Moger, perhaps more children)
Ida (Born 1857, died 1949)
John (born 1853, married Francis unknown, had one known child Eva Moger, perhaps more children)
Carrie (born uknown)
Lovella (born unknown)

Alber Moger2 (born 1880 in Patchogue, married Elizabeth Ryder and had the following known children:
Bryon Monroe Moger (Born 1903 in Patchogue, married Mary Alice Annable)
Abert Moger3 (Born in Long Island in 1894 and married to Marion uknown)

Bryon Monroe Moger (Born 1903 in Patchogue, married Mary Alice Annable and had the following known children:)

Byron Joseph Moger (born 1903 in Patchogue, and died in New Hampshire in 1977 and married Claudina Hernandez)
Robert Annable Moger (born in 1922)

Byron Joseph Moger (born 1903 in Patchogue, and died in New Hampshire in 1977 and married Claudina Hernandez) had the following children

Byron Luis Moger
Adrian Carlos Moger

If you have any information on any of the Mogers above, please contact me at lemoge@mindspring.com

Sincerely, Leonie Moger

Seeking a copy of Abraham Wright will dated 1795. Abraham is the son of John Wright and Sarah Pemberton. He married Hannah Raynor b 1708 , the daughter of Samuel Raynor and Mary. They had the following children Abraham, Milicent, Benjamin, Martha and Amy.  Amy married Sylvanus Raynor. He is mentioned in the will also his heirs. they has two children Martha and Matthew. Would greatly like to receive a copy, or contact with someone with the will or family member.

Thanks,
Bob Raynor

My Mother and Dad went Westhampton in 1939 to visit my father's family.  My parents were divorced in 1940.  We are looking for information on a Locke, Cooper or Willingham family who had an interior decorating business and a daughter named Victoria.  She would have been around 15 in 1939.  Mother now is 87 and helping with our genealogy search.

Thanks,
R. Sammis

Elizabeth A. Feigon, M.D.

I would appreciate an information on this family.
thank you,
Carol McGrew

Thank you for your time.

Jan( Graham) Walker
janw@wvi.com

Deacon Benjamin Cornish b.) 25 Jan 1765  d.) 05 Feb 1825   married to
Experience Cornish b.) abt 1770 ? d.) 12 Feb 1846 .

The tombstone of this Benjamin Cornish is found in Queens, L.I.

Does anyone have the ancestry of This Cornish line, or a reference to James
Cornish who is found in Census Images for 1830 - 1860 in Newtown, Queens Co.,
Long Island?

My interest is in connecting George H. Cornish who is found in 1850 and 1860
images to ancestry of Cornishes in this county.

I am searching for William P. Earle, or his descendants. William was the son of Ellen and John Earle of St John's Newfoundland Canada. Known to have left Newfoundland as a young man in the 1940s to settle in Long Island where he worked in a refrigerator factory.  William has one surviving younger sister Josephine (86), in St. John's.  I am his neice, daughter of Margaret Earle, deceased in 1996. Would like to know more about William Earle's life and any cousins that may be in the Long Island area.

Elizabeth Smythe

Sincerely,
Jen Herlihy Rakeman

I am researching Mrs. Jeanie Gooch.

Mrs. Jeanie Gooch was the cook/housekeeper for Prime Minister Mackenzie King of Canada for the years 1946 to his death in the 1950's.

According to the Prime Minister's diaries, the following information on Jeanie Gooch was obtained:

October 22, 1946 - dictated letter to Mrs. Gooch of Long Island seeing if she is willing to be engaged as a cook.  The following are passages from his diaries which mention dates and places in New York, Long Island, Jamestown and Hamilton and a club called the "Tamahac" (or Tamarack) in Hamilton (does it  exist today?).

I presume her children's surnames are "Simpson".  I believe her maiden surname was Hunter and that she may have remarried a Gooch when she was in South Africa.  Anything anyone could do to put me in the right direction to find her and her descendants in New York would be greatly appreciated.  Regards Cheryl.

October 25, 1946 - when I got back to the Biltmore, I was pleased to discover that Mrs. Gooch, who had been cook at the Tamaharic (Tamahak) (Tamarack) Club of Hamilton, had come in answer to a letter. ...There is no question in the world about her efficiency as a cook.   She has been twenty years at the Tamaharic Club, (lived in Scotland).  When she left the club the members voted her congratulations on a motion by General Newbourne.  Mrs. Hendyne (Hendrie) knows her well and feels satisfied she will be exceptionally good for Laurier House.  I am sure that the fact that she came in from her son's residence today to speak about the position makes clear her readiness to take the position.
November 5, 1946 - special delivery letter from Mrs. Jean Gooch from N.Y.L.I.

December 30, 1946.  Letter from New York...it was from a Mrs. McLaughlin with whom Mrs. Gooch has been employed as a cook ever since.  She went to N.Y. at a salary of $50, a week.

February 23, 1947 - Tonight Mrs. Gooch came up and talk for a little while.  She is kindly and quite entertaining.  She told us tonight of having lived with the Duke of Roxborough in Scotland and later to have gone to South Africa with Lord Chamberlain.  I wish I could have secured her services about 10 years ago...

April 26, 1947 - ...Lily Hendrie, of Hamilton, and Brigadier and Mrs. Farmer, with whom she is staying, come for afternoon tea.  Lily went out to speak to Mrs. Gooch.

June 2, 1947 - ...spent a little time with Mrs. Gooch planning dinner for the President (of USA) and luncheon for the Cardinals....

June 15, 1947.  ...had a talk with Mrs. Gooch.  ...It gave her great pleasure to know what others thought of the President's dinner.  ...She then gave me a little history of her early life and of her Aunt who had been as a mother to her and who was now very old. (Aunt, Maria Hunter, was housekeeper for Duke and Duchess of Roxburgh, at Floors Castle in Scotland).

September 20, 1947 - took (Lady Sybil) to see Mrs. Gooch.  Lady Sybil's brother, Lord Howick, had been a.d.c. in South Africa to Lord Selbourne when he was G.G.  Mrs. Gooch was then Mrs. Simpson and was on the staff.  She had known Lord Howick very well.

January 25, 1950 - ...Mrs. Gooch's son who had dropped in to see his mother on coming around this way from New York.

October 28, 1949 -Mrs. Gooch's neice and her husband, on their wedding trip from Hamilton, dropped in to thank me for the telegram.  I thought she was a perfectly lovely girl.  They were both exceedingly nice.

August 29, 1949 - Mrs. Gooch's grandson and granddaughter (sic) - 19 and 21 years of age had motored from Jamestown. N.Y. (left about 3 this morning).  She introduced them to me, then later tonight to ..and me - They are spending the night at Mountain Lodge.  I had not thought about them and Mrs. Gooch said nothing. I arrange(d) to have them as my guests for the night, breakfast.  Later planned the day for Ottawa tomorrow for Mrs. Gooch to take them to Laurier House for luncheon - then go on to Toronto (Exhibition) and Hamilton and then to Jamestown.

I am researching the history of Awixa, Bay Shore
Information concerning the Clock, Thurber, and Mildeberger families is requested
Also early histories of South Awixa Avenue, Bay Shore
Thank you

Hi,
I am looking for any dates or names for Nancy Lockwood, parents, siblings etc.  All I know is that she died around  1851 in New York State.  She married Gilbert Rogers.  Gilbert Rogers was born in 1771 in Beekman, New York and died  in Prince Edward Co., Ontario.
Any help would be appreciated.
Susan Sills Scriver

Looking for any information on life and times from 1850 on.