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MAY 1990VOL. XIII, NO. 3THE CHAUTAUQUA GENEALOGIST is the quarterly newsletter of the Chautauqua County Genealogical Society,

P.O.Box 404, Fredonia, NY 14063. Meetings of the Society are held on the third Tuesday of each month at 7 P.M.

in the Steele meeting room at the Darwin R. Barker Library, 7 Day Street, Fredonia, NY and are open to the public.

Society individual membership is $7 per year (OCT 1st—SEP 30th of following year) family membership $9 per year.

by Lois and Norwood Barris

The Historical Society of Dunkirk has an impressive

building located at 513 Washington Avenue in that city. In

addition to some excellent exhibits on the history of Dunkirk,

it also has some surprises for the genealogist. With help

from Lois Woelfle and John A. Nowak, we found one of

these surprises in an alphabetized file. This file contained

1263 identification cards from 1917-18 employees of Atlas

Crucible Steel Company. Atlas, established on Howard

Avenue in 1908 by Edward Burgess with 12 employees, was

a forerunner of Allegheny-Ludlum Steel Corporation (now

Al-Tech). Atlas was designated as a defense plant during

World War I. Each employee was issued a War Department

identification which included his or her name, the section

of the plant to which that worker was assigned, and the

employee’s picture. The back of the card states that the

worker must show this identification in order to enter his workplace.

We spent more than an six hours looking through the file. One usually looks

first for their own surname. We were sure no one named Barris would have worked

there, so did not follow that usual practice, and were greatly surprised to find that

Clifford and Leslie Barris were included in the file. We know they resided in Silver

Creek at this time, so after we studied their pictures as youth (in fact, Clifford was

very young—born 6 December 1902) we wondered if they commuted to work or

boarded in Dunkirk. We then noted that several names appeared of those known

to live in Brocton, Forestville and other outlying areas.

Several women were included in the work force with departments listed such

as hammer mill, crucible melt and wire drawing. Most women were designated

office, laboratory, restaurant, or janitor. Olive Meister’s department was welfare,

and B. Fuller’s was engineering. In examining women’s records, some, such as

Vivian Ross Grammon and R. M. Heppel Hieghts, had crossed out maiden names

and written in married names. Names were changed for reasons other than marriage.

Two of the four men named Gracrykowski had changed the name to Layman. We

wondered if this was the reason we are acquainted with several people named

Layman, an no one named Gracrykowski. We had no guess as to why one card had

the name Geo. C. Watters crossed out and the name Charles J. Griggs written in.

The cards had numbers: 1, 2 or 3 in the upper right. These seemed to indicate time

periods at which new cards were issued. Most of the cards in the were # 3. The #

2 cards included dates of issue, and a very few included fingerprints.

After admiring youthful pictures of several people we had known as

distinguished citizens later in life (including a next-door neighbor, our high school

principal, a Methodist lay minister, and the parents of several of our contemporaries)

we concluded that our society members will also enjoy this file. To peak your

curiosity, here is an index. The spelling is as it appeared on the card. Where there

might be a question of gender, we made a judgement, based on the photo, and

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Employee identification card -- required for entrance into plant

INCLUDED IN THIS ISSUEFor some time we have wanted to promote ourSURNAME LISTING program and also ourANCESTRAL FILE program but due to spacelimitations in the newsletter we have hesitatedto do so. In this issue we have included 10extra pages. These additional pages havemade it possible for us to also include theSURNAME LIST submitted by ourmembership as of February 15th. Severalmembers who have paid dues since that datewill not be on this listing and we regret theseommissions, but time limitations gave us nochoice, we had to set a deadline. TheANCESTRAL FILE program is new to oursociety but similar programs have been wellreceived in other places. We know that thedata collected and organized within theseprograms can be of help to our society membersas well as other genealogical researchers usingthe D. R. Barker library. We hope that all of ourmembers who have not already done so willtake the time now to submit their personaldata. We have also included a membershipapplication form. This form may be used toupdate your previously filed application(update your SURNAME RESEARCH list,make address correction, etc.), or to enlist newmembers. Any of these pages may be copiedas needed.

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marked that name with a (m) or (f). There was an existing index which was a great help. We used that as a starting point, editing, adding

& subtracting. Some names on that list did not have a card to match. We have marked those with an asterisk, hoping they have only

temporarily disappeared. A few cards had surnames only, and we marked these (n. g.) for no given name. (#) following a name indicates

more than one individual with the same name. Ask to see the Atlas folder from the vertical file in the office and you will find newspaper

articles and some employee magazines. The magazines indicate a company involved with the community, and also yeilds genealogical

information such as the marriage of Andy and Stella Campbell (including a photo) and the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wykstra.

ABBATE RossABBEY FrankABBOTT F. D.ABEL W. F.ABELL L. W.ABRAM EverettABRAMOWICZ VincentACKERMAN T. L.ACQUAVIA RoccoADAMS RudolphAGNEW Wm. G.AHRENS HenryALAMAGE FrankALBACH PaulALBAUGH MillardALBRECHT FredALDRICH Arthur D.ALDRICH DavidALLEN Elizabeth A.ALLEN Lester N.ALLEN TrecyALLENZO RussellALESSI JoeALLISON W. M.ALLI AlmadALLZO HarryALLZO VincentALM HarryANCHORS JohnANDERSON AndyANDERSON Charles J.ANDERSON F. (f)ANDERSON FrankANDERSON HaroldANDERSON LeRoyANSCOMB MinerANZELONE JamesANZELONE SamANZELONE TonyAPT’HORPE D. S.ARATE NicoloARCADPIANO A.ARDELLO CharlesARNO PasqualeARNOLD OscarARNOLD R. E.ASKER GustATHERTON CarlATKINS Harry K.ATKINS W. H.AULT HaroldAUGUSTOWSKI A.AUGUSTUS CharlesAUGUSTYN JosephBARBERGER CliffordBABCOCK James *BABCOCK E. M. (f)BADGLEY E. M.BADGLEY JayBAK FrankBAKER FrederickBAKER GeorgeBAKER HaroldBAKER J. G.BAKER Mrs. L. C.BAKER Raymond F.BAKER WinifredBALCH HarryBALCH WalterBAILEY John (2)BAILEY LeonardBAILY A. C.BARLETTO TonyBALLWEG FerdinandBALLWEG GoswillBANKS E. J.BANKS FredBARAWITUS JoeBARBER RalphBARLOW JohnBARNES Frank F.BARRECA J.BARRECA LeoBARRECA SamuelBARRESI JohnBARRESI PeterBARRESSI AntoniaBARRIS Clifford

BARRIS LeslieBARONE GeorgeBARONE JamesBARONE JoeBARONE JohnBARONE LouisBARONE TonyBARTHOLOWMEW G.BATCHELLES RussellBARTONE MileBATTAGLIA C.BATTAGLIA JohnBAUMGARTNER E. J.BAUMGARTNER W. C.RACERS Carl F.BEAMISH Lawrence R.BEAMISH Wm.BEARDSLEY C. A.BEARY E. E.BECKMAN George E.BECKMAN Mrs. MargaretBECKMAN RudolphBEEBE J. F.BELLAK CasimerBELLANDRO EligioBEMIS LouisBENTDICT Willard M.BENN Jas. C.BENOY M. P. (f)BENTLEY Leo E.BENTLEY Vincent C.BERLIS A. H.BERTUZZI BertBEST WilliamBIANCO AnthonyBIELAWSKI JosephBIELIC Stanisla.BIGLER LewisBIGO FrankBILESKI HarryBIMBER FloydBISHOP WilliamBIRTLEY John A.BISCARO RomeoBLANCHARAD H. B.BLOCK MaxBLOCK AlbertBLOCK EdwardBLOCK HenryBLOCK Howard F. J.BLOOM BernardBORER FrankBOHN Charles H.BOHN Edward L.BOHN Joseph W.BOLIER G.BOLING George F.BONAR E. D.BOND HarryBONGIVANI ToniBOROWCZYK ThomasBORZILLERI JosephBORZILLERI RussellBOSLEY Joseph F.BOSSMAN MBOSTWICK FredBOUQUIN A.J.BOUQUIN EugeneBOUQULN H. L.BOWMAN H. L.BOWYER JohnBOWYER Wm. E.BOYCE George G.BOYLAND L.BOYLES Walter W.BRACEY Frank K.BRADLEY G. MBRADLEY P.BRAINARD Alexander R.BRANCHE C. A.BRANT GeorgeBREMER L.BREMER N.BREMER W. J.BREMMER Henry C.BRETH MauriceBREWER S. T.BRIGGS FrankBRIGGS William E.

BRILL JohnBRIMMER L. R.BRINKERHOFF W. L. (2)BROCHETTI AngeloBROOKE Walter E.BROWN Mrs. CarrieBROWN Fred J.BROWN Geo. W.BROWN JamesBRUNO VincentBRUSHABER JohnBRUYER Jos. F.BURBEE EarlBURBEE ElmerBURGESS C. P.BURGESS Edw.BUCHNER VernonBUCHANON EdwardBUCHANON Mrs. FrancisBUCK JohnBUCK JosephBUCK PaulBUCKHOLTZ FrankBURLAGE S. L.BULL AddisonBULL ChesterBULL LeslieBULL Luther R.BURKE PatrickBURNS Forrest D.BURROUGHS FredBURROUGHS L. R.BURROWS F.BUSCAGLIA John J.BUTLER Paul E.BUTS KI MartinBUTTS FrankCABLE JohnCABLE Wm. H.CACCAMISE A.CACCAMISE FrankCACCAMISE GeorgeCACCAMISE JamesCACCONCELLI B.CALMIRO JoeCALMARO JosephCAMELLA L. JCAMIZZI M. ICAIVEMARATTA FrankCAMPBELL AndrewCAMPBELL W. L.CAMPESE L.CAPALINO Chas.CAPE JohnCAPPELLINO PeterCAPPELINO TonyCARDOT OtisCARLSON AndrewCARLSON C. W.CARLSON Chas.CARLSON DavidCARLSON R. HowardCARTER Jos. H.CARPENTER A. MCARPENTER BenjaminCARROI, D. J.CARR Christofer A.CARR MorrisonCASE F. P.CASE Fred H.CASEY BruchardCASEY L. M.CASEY MichaelCASS ErnestCASS L. E.CASSETY Wm.CASTEEL D.CASTELLANO J.CASTELLANO PeterCASTIGLIONE C. G.CASTILONE RossCASTO BurmanCATARDO CamelloCATLIN Mrs. AllenCATOLANO AngeloCATUSSO F.CAWLEY FredCELLION AnthonyCANTENNI Samuel

CHAMPLAIN J. MCHAPLIN RobertCHARLTON G.CHARTERS Wm. T.CHIMAS SpiroCHRISTOFARO Mike D.CIMAS I JohnCINTOIA TonyCIRROTO SebastianCIVILETTO JamesCLARK Esther M.CLARK L. D.CLARK RaymondCLARK William C.CLARKE ThomasCLAUDIUS E. R.CLIFFORD DanCLIFFORD W. P.CLUTTER A. G.COBB Bert H.COBB WilliamCOLE GeorgeCOLE RayCOLLIS LouisCOMRO ElsieCONGDON Charles C.CONTI CharlesCONTI FrankCONTI JamesCONTI Jos.CONTI LouisCONEY TonyCONSTANTE I.COOK A. L.CORTESE AnthonyCORTESE F.CORRELL H. C.CORSI OonoratoCORVATO FrankCOTRELL LeonCOTTER J. E.COUHIG DinnerCOUCILMANN C. E.COWELL Bruce W.COXE Melvil S.COXE Raymond G.COZZOLLI G.CRALUSSO JohnCRAMER Chas. H.CRANE JohnCRISA TonyCRISA LouisCRAPES WalterCRAPO FrankCRAPO RussellCROLL FrankCROSBY A. D.CROSGROVE DonaldCROSGROVE Wm.CROSS VioletCROWE V.CROWE PaulCUDNEY N.CULLEN George H.CULVER C. J.CUNNINGHAM James E.CURELL Ch..CURTIS A. P.CURTIS Ray E.CUTO PeterDACOK, JohnDAILY ErnestDALY Leo B.DAMBRAUSKI MatuesDAMIAN LeoDAMON NorrisDAMON RayDAMOND LeonardDANIEL S Helen M.DAVEY MaryDAVIDSON JohnDAVIDSON ThomasGILEBARTO J. A.GILES Clifford E.GILLAND WilliamGILSON Howard A.DAVIS ClarenceDAVIS ErnestDAVIS Winifred

DAY BenDAY HenryDEAL WilliamDEAN Marcus J.DE ANGELO J.DE CARLO P.DE MATE PhillipDE GRAFF FrankDEGATE A.DELANICK VincentDELOE ArchieDELONG MarieDELURY G.DEMARCKO FrankDEMARIA G. B.DEMARY DominickDEMPSEY Frank R.DEPLEDGE Wm. L.DERDA L.DERKACZ M.DEPASQUALE Jos.DEPASQUALE PaulDEWEY L.DICKINSON Franklin A.DICKINSON JohnDICKINSON John M.DICKMAN MauriceDI DONATO T.DIETRICH M. C. (I)DIETZAN LesterDI FRANCESCO TonyDIEGO J..DI GIOVANI CarloDIKEMAN LesterDILLENBECK HermanDILWORTH D. I.DI PASQUALE Marion (m)DIPFOLD MartinDIPPRE J. P.DINEEN HenryDI ROCCO D.DISPENSE CharlesDISPENSE J.DISPENSE TonyDISPENZA G. F.DISPENZA J.DITOLLA AngeloDOBROWLSKI MartinDOBRYNSKI J. E. (no pict)DODGE WalterDODGE GlenwoodDOLL A. F.DOHROW J. A.DOINO RoccoDOINO JospehDOKTOR JohnDOLL H. J.DOMINICK ManDOMINICK P. A.DONART MiltonDONOVAN JohnDONOVAN RaymondDOUGLAS JoeDOUGLAS Roy A.DRACHOWSKI W.DRAGGETT HenryDRAGGETT WilliamDRAGO S.DRAKE. MartinDRAVES ClarenceDRAYO S.DRESCHEL Miss C. O.DRESCHEL L. O.DRESCHEL Mrs. L. O.DRESSING Chas. H.DRESSING P. L.DRISCOLL John H.DULL A. L.DULSKI FrankDUTTON G. CDYKAS JacobDZIDUH GeorgeEASLEA C. R.EASTO MarianEATON DavidEATON Fred A.EATON Harold F.ECK Gilbert (Elbert?)EDGETT 0. P.

EHRKE WalterEINHOUSE Casimer J.EISELE HenryELARADO StephenELLENWOOD Theo. M.ELLIS NeilELLY JohnERBIN H. C.ERDLE Will L.ERICKSON ManfredERNEY JackESPOSITO C.EVA George Ed.EVARTS MorleyEYE HenryFADALA Chas.FADALE RussellFADALE SantoFAIRBANKS John E.FALCONE JoeFALKNOR John F.FALIZI J.FANAR JosephFARAGI MikeFARNHAM F. H.FARZETO LeoEXTRA PhillipFAULISE PaulFAULISE JohnFAULKNER EmmaFAVRO JohnFEDELIA FrankFEIDLER H. A.FENESSY James E.FENNESSEY DanielFENNESSEY JamesFENNESSY E. L. (f)FERRUGIA J.FERRUGIA ThomasFISLER Geo. W.FIEBELKORN ArthurFINCK Elmer E.FINN PaulFISHER ErnestFISK ClarenceFISK PeterFLAGG N.FLANDERS FormsFLORANO SantoFLORY WilliamFOLEY L. W.FOLEY MargueritaFORNAMOWICZ JohnFOSTER C. E.FOSTER Chas. E. (2)FOSTER Rufus H.FOUT Bert F.FRANDINO CarloFRANCIS Homer E.FRANK GustavFRANK M. (0FRANK StephenFRANKIUICZ AnthonyFRANKLIN C. C.FRANKLIN L.FRASHER Geo.FRAZIER L.FRAZIER W.FREEMAN E. H.FREY Charles O.FRISBEE Sam B.FRY W. H.FRYDRYCIAK WladyslawFULLER B. (f)FULLER DonaldFULLER WilliamFULSTON RaymondFULTON GeorgeFURDELL JamesFURDELL TonyFURNARI JosephGADWOLTZ Wm.GALBRAITH Peter W.GARBER Frank HughGARDINIERGARDINIER W. H.GARDINIER Wm.GARIGALE RosinoGARNETTI A.

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THE RAMSDELL FAMILY OF CHAUTAUQUA COUNTYBy Marion Wisniewski

This work is the result of three months of my “spare time” activity. It has been a labor of love, not because it was my family, but

for the thrill of finding information, pulling it together, and discovering hidden relationships, solving mysterious questions and always

finding new puzzles to work on. My favorite is a set of twins. Why are they named Lena and Louie in one census and Ada and Archie

in the next? This work is just the beginning, including an incomplete record of two generations of the Ramsdell family of Laona, Town

of Pomfret, Chautauqua County, NY. A year from now I hope to have the information on this family completed, corrected and noted.

The Ramsdell family came to Chautauqua from New England. The earliest record I was able to link with the Chautauqua Ramsdells

was in Guilford, Vermont. In the late 1600s, this family was well situated and politically active in the town of Brattleboro, Vermont. The

names William, David, Erastus and Charles had already begun to move through the lines of the family. Some Ramsdells moved to Maine,

but the line that ended up in Laona had moved into Connecticut by the late 1700s.

Erastus W. Ramsdell was born in Hartford, CT, 1 January 1787. He married first, Mehitable (b CT). They removed to Onieda Co.

NY by 1817, then to Exter, Otsego Co by 1820. Mehitable died in Madison Co. in 1823. Erastus then married Cordelia and returned to

Otsego where one child was born, then to Laona in 1828, where they remained.

Erastus W. Ramsdell: b. 1 Jan. 1787 Hartford, Marlborough Co. CT.

d. 1848 Laona, Chautauqua Co. NY

m: 1) Mehitable __ b CT; d Madison Co. 1823

2) Cordelia __ no information buried Laona Cemetery

Issue 1) William B. b. 1811 CT d. 14 March 1892 Laona, NY

Erastus W. b. 1816 CT d. 27 April 1893 Laona NY

Harry b. 1816 Oneida Co. NY d. 19 July 1887 Laona NY

David S. b. 12 January 1820 Exter, Otsego Co. NY

d. 12 January 1892 Denton, MD, buried Laona Cem.

2) C. P. b. 1825 Otsego Co. NY d. 4 October 1882 Virginia

Hannah b. 1830 Laona d. 1830 ae 2m 2d bur Laona Cem.

Adaline b. 1833 Laona d. 1836 ae 3y bur Laona Cem.

H. J. b. 1839 Laona d. May 1887 Washington DC

Information on the children of Erastus Ramsdell was extracted from the Death/Marriage index at the Barker Library Historical

Museum, confirmed by Town of Pomfret records and Village of Fredonia vital records. Census records and newspaper accounts gave

additional information.

William B. Ramsdell is apparently the first born of Erastus and Mehitable, or at any rate the oldest to survive to the time of the

arrival of the family at Laona.

William B. married Mary E. Johnson, b c. 1819, Otsego Co. NY, d. 19 July 1909 in Laona. William and Mary moved to Canada where

their first child, Mary E. was born in 1840. Their next child, Delos D., was born in Wisconsin in 1844. Apparently they returned to New

York by 1849 as their next child, Ernest A. was born in Chautauqua in 1850.

By the 1860 census Mary had married a Luce and had two (known) children, Minnie and Claude. Mary

may have died by 1875 as the state census of that year lists Minnie and Claude with their Ramsdell

grandparents.

Delos married three times: first to Jennie Crocker of Pomfret NY on 14 May 1880. No record of her death

is found as yet, but by 1893, Delos married second at Laona, Fanny Gisel, b. Switzerland, a resident of

Jamestown. Fanny died in 1917 at are 54 and is buried in Laona Cemetery. Delos than married third, Esther

Kendall of Fredonia. Delos died in 1929 in Laona and Esther died 25 October 1932 at the home of her sister,

Mrs. R. B. Lawson of Portland, NY. Delos outlived his entire family, his will indicating his only remaining

heirs to be his brother, Ernest, and his nephew, Ernest’s son, Howard, both living in Russell, PA.

Ernest married Ida Boyd of Laona, 23 October 1873 at the home of the bride’s parents. They moved

to Pennsylvania and remained there. So far, I have found a record of only one child, Estella M. born c. 1873/

4, who married Fred C. Goldthwaite of Brocton NY, 16 December 1893.


Erastus Worthington Ramsdell 2nd, married twice: first on 31 December 1835 to Harriet Luce (b. 15 June 1815, d. ?), second, Sarah

M. Johnson (b. c. 1818 Broomfield, Madison Co. NY, d. 19 May 1892 Laona). Because the dates of Harriet’s death and the marriage

to Sarah were not found, it is not possible at this time to indicate which child is by which marriage with the exception of Calphurnia

who was born 30 September 1836 (d. 1903 in Laona). Erastus appears to have had only three children of his own that lived to be counted

in the censuses: Calphurnia, Harriet M. and David L. Erastus W. adopted at least four children. Two appear to have been brothers,

Erastus Rich and Frank E. Rich. Lena, b. 1860 in Sweden was the third and Floyd is acknowledged in an obituary as another brother

of David. Research to date has not uncovered a record of these adoptions, but it is felt that the Rich boys may have been related to

the Ramsdell family and this theory will be pursued.

Calphurnia married Alburtus Straight (b. 1833, d. 22 September 1899 at Laona). They had at least three

children: Frederick, b. 1858 Pomfret NY, Eugene, b. 1859 Pomfret, and Emma E. b 1863. Emma married several

times.

Harriet M. (1842-24 July 1911) married 21 September 1898 Charles W. Tennant, who had been married

before.

David L. (1844-1883) married first Ellen L, then Laura E., who became his widow. According to Hyde’s

History of 112th New York Volunteers, David enlisted in the unit at age 18 as a Bugler. He was discharged

9 January 1864 at Convalescent Camp VA. At the time of 1880 census, David and Ellen are living in the same

house as his brother, Frank and his father. They have five children listed: Della B., Anna, Louis, Hattie and

Dora. There is a twin sister to Louie in the 1875 census, but she is not in the 1880 list.

Harry Ramsdell (1817-19 July 1887) married three times: first, Candis/Candace Sage (b. 1822 Pomfret NY d 5 Mar. 1845 Laona ae

23y 8m 20d), buried in Laona Cemetery next to Harry; married second 19 November 1845, Lucinda Higbee of Cassadaga NY (b. Albany

Co. NY 1825, d 31 October 1863 in Laona); and third at the residence of Warren Felton, 19 February 1864, Mariah/ Maria Kingsley (b.

Hanover 1819, d. 31 December 1901 in Laona). Mariah outlived Harry is listed in the 1891/92 Kirwin’s directory living on Porter Ave.

Harry and Lucinda Higbee Ramsdell had three children: Charles A. b. 1847, later moved to Olean NY;

Mrya E. b. 1853, married Frank W. Corner of Titusville PA 26 October 1870, and later lived in London,

England; Jennie L. b. 1858, at age 16 married Rufus Parker 31 December 1874.

David S. Ramsdell (1820-1892) married 25 March 1840 Calphurnia P. Eaton at Laona. She was the daughter of Ebenezer Eaton of

Laona. Their children: Jack/Jackson D. Ramsdell (b. 1849, Pomfret) married Elizabeth Derby/Darby on 4 February 1869 at Laona; and

Hiram, the eldest b. 1839, but little is available in present records to indicate what happened to him.

This Ramsdell family married into many of the families that are still extant in this area. They were active members of the Laona Free

Thinkers Association, holding board positions, and were moving forces in the early days of the Spiritualist Community that still thrives

in the Town of Pomfret, Lily Dale, New York. This unique community remains devoted to the religion of Spiritualism and is visited by

thousands every year. Calphurnia Ramsdell Straight was recorded as a Trance Medium as early as 1853.

The two sons born to Erastus W. and Cordelia are identified by initials only, making research difficult, but not impossible. C. P.

b. Otsego Co. 1825 d on his farm between Mead and Petersburg, Virginia, 14 September 1882. The Fredonia Censor tells us, in his

obituary, that he had just visited his brother, David S. Ramsdell during the previous spring. C. P. and H. J. (Hiram ?) left Laona at the

same time to pursue their careers. C. P. became a U. S. Marshall in the Richmond (VA) district, while H. J. entered the journalistic field,

becoming Editor of the Tioga, PA, Agitator. H. J. joined the 6th PA Reserves when the Civil War broke out. In 1865 he joined the

Washington DC staff of the New York Tribune, served in that capacity for many years and died in Washington in May 1887.

And the search continues. Anyone having information on the Ramsdell family, please write to the address on the letterhead to

the attention of Marion Wisniewski. Also, anyone interested in further information that may be discovered about this family, include

a stamped self-addressed envelope with your request to the same address.

LAST CHANCE!! When you receive this newsletter, there should still be a dayor two left to order A Guide to Chautauqua County Cemeteries for $15, andHolland Land Compnay Sales 1803-1811 for $10. $20 & $15 resp. after May 15th


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THE FORMATION OF CHAUTAUQUACOUNTY TOWNS 1804 -1918This information was extracted from Hist of C haut Co (1846)

by E F Warren and from Board of Supervisor’s minutes

Previous to 1804, the whole of present Chautauqua County

was part of the town of Batavia in the county of Genessee, but

in that year the town of Chautauque was incorporated, and

embraced the entire territory now included within the limits of the

County.

In March, 1808, the town of Chautauque was divided and

that of Pomfret erected. The tenth and eleventh ranges of

townships, from the Pennsylvania line to Lake Erie, and the fifth

and sixth townships in the twelfth range, including the present

towns of Carroll, Poland, Ellington, Cherry Creek, Villenova,

Hanover, Sheridan, Pomfret, Arkwright, Charlotte, Gerry, Ellicott

and a part of Busti, were embraced in the new town of Pomfret.

At this same time, the limits of the County were defined, and

the name given to it. The population did not then entitle it to be

fully organized as a separated County, and it was

therefore continued as a part of Genessee until 1811.

In June 1812, the towns of Ellicott, Gerry and

Hanover were incorporated. Ellicott included the

present towns of Carroll, Ellicott and Poland, and a part

of Busti, being the first and second townships in the

tenth and eleventh ranges of the Holland Land Company survey.

The Town of Gerry included the present towns of Gerry,

Ellington, Charlotte and Cherry Creek. Gerry had the same extent

of territory as, and laid immediately north of Ellicott.

Hanover included townships five and six of the eleventh

range, which are now in the towns of Villenova, Hanover, and

parts of Arkwright and Sheridan.

In 1813 the town of Portland was erected. It was taken from

Chautauque, and at its first organization embraced the territory

now included in the towns of Westfield, Portland and Ripley.

The towns of Harmony and Ripley were erected by the

Legislature in 1816. The former included the present town of

Harmony (including North Harmony) and a portion of Busti,

having for its northern boundary the line between the second

and third townships and the Chautauque Lake; for its eastern,

the line between the eleventh and twelfth ranges of townships;

for its southern, the Pennsylvania line; and for its western, the

line of townships between the thirteenth and fourteenth ranges,

according to the Holland Land Company’s survey.

The town of Ripley comprised the present town of that

name, and that part of Westfield which lies west of Chautauque

Creek.

The towns of Clymer, Stockton, and Ellery, were organized

in 1821. The former embraced the townships one and two in the

fourteenth and fifteenth ranges. Stockton included the fourth

township in the thirteenth range and one tier of lots from the third

township in the same range, and the same from the fourth

township in the thirteenth range. Ellery embraced that part of the

third township in the twelfth range, not included in Stockton, the

fractional part of township two in the same range lying northerly

of Chautauque Lake, and a small part of township three in the

thirteenth range, lying easterly of the Lake.

The towns of Busti and Villenova were organized in 1823.

The former was named for Paul Busti, the General Land Agent

of the Holland Land Company resident in the city of Philadelphia.

Busti included portions of the 1st townships in the eleventh and

twelfth ranges, lying south of Chautauque lake and between the

towns of Ellicott and Harmony was then organized, and taken in

part from each.

Villenova was taken from Hanover, and includes the fifth

township in the tenth range, according to the original survey.

Ellington and Mina were organized in 1824. Ellington

embraced the third and fourth townships in the tenth range,

taken from Gerry. Mina was taken from Clymer and included

townships two in the fourteenth and fifteenth ranges.

Carroll was organized in 1825, taken from Ellicott, and

occupies the southeasternmost portion of the County. It includes

the first township in the tenth range, and the east half of

township one in the eleventh range, except a tier of lots on the

north side which still forms part of Ellicott.

In 1827, the town of Sheridan was erected. It was taken from

Pomfret and Hanover, and includes the sixth

township in the eleventh range, excepting lots one,

two, three, and four, in the southeast corner, on a

portion of which the village of Forestville stands,

which remain attached to Hanover.

The towns of Westfield, Charlotte, Arkwright,

Cherry Creek, and French Creek were formed in 1829.

Westfield was taken from Ripley and Portland, and includes

parts of the third and fourth townships in the fourteenth range.

It is somewhat irregular in shape, bordering on Lake Erie on the

north and extending into the interior as far south as the north line

of the second tier of townships, within twelve miles of the

Pennsylvania line.

Charlotte was taken from Gerry and includes the entire

fourth township in the eleventh range.

Arkwright was taken from Pomfret and Villenova and

includes the fifth township in the eleventh range, excepting lot

sixty-four in the northwest corner, which remains attached to

Pomfret.

Cherry Creek was taken from Ellington and is equal to the

fourth township in the tenth range.

French Creek was taken from Clymer and is equal to the first

township in the fifteenth range, lying in the southwest corner of

the County, adjoining the Pennsylvania line.

In 1832 the town of Poland, equal to the second township

in the tenth range, was created by the Legislature and taken from

Ellicott.

Sherman, the second township in the fourteenth range, was

incorporated that same year, taken from the Town of Mina.

In 1845, an act of the Legislature enlarged the town of

Ellicott by annexing the northern tier of lots from township one

of the eleventh range. Four of these lots were taken from the town

of Busti and four from the town of Carroll.

In 1850, by act of the County Board of Supervisors, the town

of Stockton was enlarged by annexing from the town of Ellery

in township three, range twelve, the eastern four lots from

Ellery’s northern tier of lots.

“it was therefore

continued as a part of

Genessee until 1811.”

continued on page 30

1816 HARMONY from Chautauque1817 RIPLEY from Portland

The Chautauqua Genealogist VOL. XIII, NO. MAY 1990

FORMATION OF THE TOWNS OF CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY, NY 1808 - 1823

1804 CHAUTAUQUE from the town ofBatavia, Genessee county, New York

1808 POMFRET from Chautauque

1812 ELLICOTT from Pomfret1812 GERRY from Pomfret1812 HANOVER from Pomfret1813 PORTLAND from Chautauque

1821 CLYMER from Chautauque1821 ELLERY from Chautauque1821 STOCKTON from Chautauque1823 BUSTI from Chautauque & Ellicott1823 VILLENOVA from Hanover

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The Chautauqua Genealogist VOL. XIII, NO., MAY 1990

FORMATION OF THE TOWNS OF CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY, NY 1824 - 1918

1824 ELLINGTON from Gerry1824 MINA from Clymer1825 CARROLL from Ellicott1827 SHERIDAN from Hanover & Pomfret

1829 ARKWRIGHT from Villenova & Pomfret1829 CHARLOTTE from Gerry1829 CHERRY CREEK from Ellington1829 FRENCH CREEK from Clymer1829 WESTFIELD from Portland & Ripley

1832 POLAND from Ellicott1832 SHERMAN from Mina1845 ELLICOTT (8 lots) from Busti & Carroll

1850 STOCKTON (4 lots) from Ellery1853 KIANTONE from Carroll1859 DUNKIRK from Pomfret1918 NORTH HARMONY from Harmony

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SHULTZ/ENGLISH

Looking for marriage records for Harry Reed Schultz and Lucy May

English who may have been married in Ripley, NY. Both from Erie

County, PA.

Sandra Schultz Flanagan, 4720 Lexington St., Erie, PA 16509

SCHOFIELD/McALLISTER

Looking for information on James Schofield, a Baptist minister, lived

in Gerry, NY. Was married to Caroline McAllistar. Moved to Freeport,

IL 1843.

Alice M. Schofield, 5812 32nd Ave., Hyattsville, MD 20782

PEASE

Looking for information on Charles Pease and family who lived in or near

Kennedy, NY ca. 1880s

Ellen Pease Nelson, 413 Glacier Ave., Fairbanks, AK 99701

BLAIR/VALME/VAHNE

Looking for information on Francis B. Blair and wife Adaline Valme/

Vahne, first child Emaline/Evelyn b. 24 MAR 1843 possibly in

Chautauqua County, NY

Ellen Pease Nelson, 413 Glacier Ave., Fairbanks, AK 99701

THIMKE/THIEMKE/TIMKE

Looking for information on Thimke/Thiemke/Timke family who came

from Hamburg, Germany to New York State ca. 1856. In New York

approximately 8 years before moving to Wisconsin. James Thimke,

9300-4042 Cicero Rd., Seymour, WI 54165

PRENTICE

Looking for information on James Prentice who is listed in 1830 census

for Chautauqua County, NY

Lester Wolf, 106 S. Union, Emporia, KS 66801

HEWITT/TENNANT

Looking for information on and descendants of Lott Hewitt and Mary

Tennant Hewitt who lived in Mina, Chautauqua County.

Walter Buss, 2820 Liberty Ave., Ogden, UT 84403

EWING

Looking for information on Frank, Henry, and Ethel Ewing who lived

in Ellington, Chautauqua County.

Louis Lehmann, 4516 S. L Street, Tacoma, WA 98408

HARDENBURG/SKINNER/TURK/BURROUGHS/DENTON/

MARTIN

Would like to contact anyone researching any of these families all of

whom lived in Chautauqua County.

James MacNair, RR2 Box 609, Christine Court, Stormville, NY 12582

BROWN

Looking for information on death dates and burial place of Daniel and

Hannah Brown who were living in Cherry Creek in 1860.

Ruth Page, 3400 Florida N. E., Albuquerque, NM 87110

EGGLESTON

Looking for information on the Eggleston family who lived in Hanover,

Chautauqua County.

David Owen Eggleston, 321 Park Ave., Mishawaka IN 46545

FORBES/LEONARD

Want to contact anyone researching the Forbes and Leonard families

who lived in Chautauqua County

Mary Lou Drew, 4824 Waterman Rd., Vassar, MI 48768

SPENCER/SMITH

Looking for information on family of Norman and Amanda Smith

Spencer who lived in Chautauqua County before moving to Michigan.

Patricia Keyes, 43753 Westridge Ln., Northville, MI 48167

DAVIS/HILL

Looking for information on descendants of Lorenzo and Susan Hill

Davis who lived in Chautauqua County mid 1800s.

Patricia Keyes, 43753 Westridge Ln., Northville, MI 48167

HUNT

Want to contact anyone researching the Hunt family Lee Cady, 9435

Byromar, Grosse Ile, MI 48138

McCUTCHEON

Looking for information on Margaret McCutcheon who died 21 AUG

1906 possibly in Jamestown

Lee Cady, 9435 Byromar, Grosse Ile, MI 48138

STONE/HARRIS/ALDRICH

Need information on Daniel Stone b. FEB 1857 in Wisc. lived in Catt.

Co., NY m. Addie Harris (?) b. OCT 1860, had two sons and one dau.

One son Francis D. Stone b. 18 JUL 1889 in Randolph, NY m. Lorena

Aldrich

Dolores Southwick, 152 Schloeman Lane, Glide, OR 97443

ZEIGLER/ALDRICH

Need information on John Zeigler b. 1820 Centre Co. PA. lived in South

Valley, Catt. Co., NY m. Alameda ___ . 1 dau. Charlotte m. Charles

Aldrich 5 MAR 1867

Dolores Southwick, 152 Scholeman Lane, Glide, OR 97443

NEWTON/PETERS

Want to correspond with anyone who has knowledge of descendants of

William C. Amos B. Edmund C. William F. & Mary Ann (Peters)

Newton, Chaut. Co., NY & Crawford Co., PA Lumber & Oil business

Thomas Prenatt Newton, 1963 Windsor Pl., Las Cruces, NM 88005

BUTLER/SAGE/BRIGHTMAN

A quilt in the Chautauqua County Historical Society has this legend in

pieced blocks, “James Butler Jun. died May 5, 1844, aged 20; Cynthia

M. Sage died Oct. 5, 1845, aged 23.” Both are buried in Laona Cemetery.

Can anyone identify either family?

A Crewel-worked bed covering in the Historical Society signed DL P,

said to have been made by an ancestor of Sue Brightman Fawcett, wife

of John. Can anyone identify Brightman ancestry?

Virginia W. Barden, P. 0. Box 566, Ripley, NY 14775

Society members are encouraged to submit

queries (only those with Chautauqua County

connections) by July 15th for publication in the

August newsletter.


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ATLAS STEEL EMPLOYEE LIST - cont. from page 23

Kiantone was formed from Carroll in 1853, taking the eastern

half of township one, range eleven, lying west of Connewango

Creek, except for the northern four lots given to Ellicott in 1845.

Dunkirk, in 1859, became the latest (prior to North Harmony

in 1918) and smallest of Chautauqua towns to be formed. It was

taken from the northern section of the town of Pomfret, leaving

Pomfret comprising all of township five and the entire two

southern tiers of lots in township six of the twelfth range.

And finally in 1918, North Harmony was taken from the

northern section of the town of Harmony comprising all of

township two of the thirteenth range and also lots 43 thru 54 in

township two of the twelfth range.

FORMATION OF THE TOWNS continued from page 26

WELCOME TO OUR NEW MEMBERS

The assigned membership number follows the #.

The SURNAMES being researched by these new members

appear in bold CAPS (if submitted along with the application). We

urge correspondence between members researching the same

SURNAME.

#167 Ellen T. NELSON, 413 Glacier Ave., Fairbanks, AK 99701

#168 James D. MAC NAIR, RR2 Box 609 Christine Court,

Stormville, NY 12582: BURROUGHS, DENTON,

HARDENBURG, MARTIN, SKINNER, TURK

#169 Margaret L. BETTS, Prospect Rd., Westfield, NY 14787:

HOLBROOK

#170 Judith Ann HESS, Barcelona RD#1, Westfield, NY 14787:

WHITWOOD

#171 Carol LOCKHART & Laura LUPOLE, RD1 Box 221,

Hartfield-Centralia Rd., Dewittville, NY 14728: BRENNAN,

DANBY, ELLITHROP, FAIRWEATHER, GANOE,

LOCKHART, McKERVY, THOMPSON

#172 W. Record BARRIS, 239 Maple Ave. Cassadaga, NY

14718: BARRIS, RECORD, WOODS

#173 Verl NASH, 728 Acacia, Shafter, CA 93263

#174 Raymond H. HART, Box 578, Claresholm, Alberta Canada

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interesting publication. We can update our list only once per year

and we submitted our additions and deletions on April 1, 1990. If

any current members do not receive their copy of the SPRING

issue please let us know and we will attempt to rectify the

omission. We are informed that back issues cannot be made

available.


THE FAMILY SURNAME LIST

When joining our society, each member is asked to submit a list of family SURNAMES that have Chautauqua County connections.

A Chautauqua County connected name is one that was born, married, died, or lived in Chautauqua County or the immediate surrounding

area in western New York state or northwestern Pennsylvania. If you have not done so, we urge you to send your list or revised list

now.

A listing of the family SURNAMES submitted by current members as of 15 FEB 1990 has been included in this newsletter. They

are indexed with the membership number of the member who submitted that name. The directory of members, current as of 15 FEB 1990,

will point you to the person to contact.

HOW TO SUBMIT FAMILY RECORDS TO THE C.C.G.S. ANCESTRAL FILE

1. For the sake of uniformity of our total file, we would prefer that you copy and use the ancestral chart that we developed

for the project and have included in the newsletter. Enter your name (or choose a member of your family) as number one

on the Ancestral (pedigree) Chart. This person (hopefully one with genealogical connections to Chautauqua county)

should appear as a child on the first Family Group Record.

2. A Family Group Record Form should be prepared for each of the couples in the four generations listed on the ancestral

chart (seven total family group records). Any 8.5 X 11 Family Group Forms in a vertical format (most are quite similar)

will be acceptable, but you are free to copy and use the Family Group Form included in this newsletter.

3. Accuracy and uniformity are stressed. Verification and documentation should be done for all names, dates, and places.

Be thorough, but reasonable.

4. List your sources of information in the spaces provided on each Family Group Form (attaching a separate sheet if

additional space is required). You should give enough details so that someone else seeing the record, could find the

original source of that information.

5. Proofread everything for accuracy

6. Submit the Ancestral (pedigree) Chart and the seven Family Group Records to:

Chautauqua County Genealogical Society

P. 0. Box 404

Fredonia, New York 14063

7. Your records will be indexed and put into a binder available to other researchers at the Garland Genealogy Library of

the Historical Museum, D. R. Barker Library, 7 Day St., Fredonia, N.Y.

NEWSLETTER DEADLINES

All Queries for insertion in our quarterly newsletters must be received no later than the 15th of that month preceding the publication

date. Therefore any item received after April 15th will not appear in the MAY news letter. Be assured that items received before July

15th will be considered for the AUGUST letter. All material (anecdotes, biographies, original articles, etc.) which you would like to see

published in our newsletter should be sent to the publication committee for their consideration.

send your QUERIES FOR PUBLICATION to

Queries


P.O. Box 404

Fredonia, NY 14063

send OTHER ITEMS FOR NEWSLETTER to

Karen Livsey, publications committee


678 Gerry Levant Rd.

Falconer, NY 14733

This four generation Ancestor Chart has beendeveloped for the Ancestral File project ofThe Chautauqua County Genealogical SocietyP.O. Box 404, Fredonia, NY 14063

date submitted:

Submitted by:

address:

city/s tate/zip

2. FATHER OF #1date born:where born:date married:where married:date died:where died:

1. date born: where born: date married: where married: date died: where died:

3. MOTHER OF #1date born:where born:date died:where died:

SPOUSE OF #1date born:where born:date died:where died:

FOR LIBRARY USE





PLEASE - See Instructions






13. MOTHER OF #6date born:where born:date married:where married:date died:where died:



FAMILY GROUP RECORD NUMBER __________ FOR LIBRARY USE

HUSBAND’S FULL NAME NOTES EVENT DY/MO/YEAR PLACE REF.# BIRTH MARR. DEATH BURIAL

HIS FATHER HIS MOTHER

WIFE’S MAIDEN NAME NOTES EVENT DY/MO/YEAR PLACE REF.# BIRTH DEATH BURIAL

HER FATHER HER MOTHERadded info/notes (other wives, places of residence, occupation, church affiliation, military record, achievements of all sorts, etc., etc.)

NOTESSEX CHILD’S NAME EVENT DY/MO/YEAR PLACE REF.# 1. BIRTH MARR. SPOUSE DEATH BURIAL 2. BIRTH MARR. SPOUSE DEATH BURIAL 3. BIRTH MARR. SPOUSE DEATH BURIAL 4. BIRTH MARR. SPOUSE DEATH BURIAL 5. BIRTH MARR. SPOUSE DEATH BURIAL 6. BIRTH MARR. SPOUSE DEATH BURIAL add info/ notes/sources

compiled by (name and address):

FAMILY GROUP RECORD NUMBER __________ PAGE 2 FOR LIBRARY USE

HUSBAND’S FULL NAME NOTES REF.#WIFE’S MAIDEN NAME SEX CHILD’S NAME EVENT DY/MO/YEAR PLACE 7 BIRTH MARR. SPOUSE DEATH BURIAL 8 BIRTH MARR. SPOUSE DEATH BURIAL 9 BIRTH MARR. SPOUSE DEATH BURIAL 10 BIRTH MARR. SPOUSE DEATH BURIAL 11 BIRTH MARR. SPOUSE DEATH BURIAL 12 BIRTH MARR. SPOUSE DEATH BURIAL 13 BIRTH MARR. SPOUSE DEATH BURIAL 14 BIRTH MARR. SPOUSE DEATH BURIAL 15 BIRTH MARR. SPOUSE DEATH BURIALadded info/notes (other wives, places of residence, occupation, church affiliation, military record, achievements of all sorts, etc., etc.)


ABBEY 109ABBOTT 142ADAMS 084, 101AHRENS 080ALDRICH 135ALGER 041ALLEN 073, 101, 160ALLERHAND 056AMBLER 149AMES 025AMON 007ANABLE 079ANDERSON 075ANGIER 052ANNIS 007, 038ARNEMAN 119ASHTON 019, 072AUSTIN 092AYLING 101BACKHOUSE 073BACKUS 041BAK 003BAKER 019BALDWIN 025, 080BALL 128BANCROFT 165BANDLE 109BARDEN 040BARHYDT 142BARKER 135BARNARD 135BARNES 158BARRIS 083, 172BARROWS 151BARRUS 083, 172BARTHOLOMEW 128BATEMAN 101BATES 052BEARDSLEY 109BEDLACK 041BELDEN 019, 067BELDING 067BELKNAP 072BENNETT 067, 099, 151BENNINGHOFF 135BENTLEY 082BEREK 077BERRY 072BEVERLY 157BILL 033BILLINGS 033BLACKINGTON 135BLACKMAN 151BLACKMER 149BLACKNEY 024BLAKESLEE 119BLANCHARD 142BLASH 070BLINN 051BLOOD 007, 077BLUME 121

BODINE 101BOLTON 001BONNCAN 121BORTZ 007BOTSFORD 142BOTT 135BOURNE 137BOUYER 137BOWLES 052BOXTON 135BOYCE 135, 149BRENNAN 171BREWSTER 019BRIGHT 019BROMLEY 024BROWN 007, 077, 079 135,

154BUCKI 003BUCKLEY 077BUCKLIN 149BUFFINGTON 135BUFFUM 135BUNKER 092BURCH 164BURCHINAL 077BURDICK 084BURHANS 128BURKE 101BURLINGAME 019BURROUGHS 168BURTON 159BUSHEE 083BUTLER 128CADWELL 151CAPRON 135CARDINAL 121CARLSON 075, 007CARPENTER 007CARROLLS 092CARTER 052CASSADY 152CERANOWICZ 077CHAMBERLIN 142CHAPMAN 149CHASE 067, 135CHILD(S) 052CHURCH 073CILLEY 135CLACKNER 117CLAMPFFER 092CLARK 067, 084, 149CLICKNER 117CLOVER 161COBB 149COLE 135COLLAR 119COLLIE 024COLT 135COLVIN 019CONNLEY 077CONSIDINE 025

CONVERSE 154CONVIS 154COOK 119COOLEY 137COONS 054CORL 072COSTIGAN 142COVEY 079COWDEN 161CRAGER 082CRAMER 101CRAWFORD 025CROCKER 084CRON 046CROOKER 052CROSBY 127CROWELL 166CRUGER 161CULBERTSON 135CULP 101CUMMINGS 092CUTLAR 083CUTLER 119DAKE 007DANBY 171DAVIDSON 135DAVIS 052, 084, 092 128,

165DAY 076DEAN 109DEARBORN 135DEMUTH 121DENTON 168DEWEY 076DeWOODY 075DIAMOND 056DICKENSON 083DIETZEN 080DODGE 046DORMAN 142DOWELL 073DRAPER 119DUBOIS 101DUNHAM 019DUNHAM 127DUNN 135DUNN 166DUTTON 079DYE 166EASTMAN 076EASTON 150ECKER 144EDWARDS 080, 128, 142ELLIS 054, 075, 127ELLITHORP 171EMERSON 160ESSEN 142EVANS 084FAIRCHILD 119FAIRWEATHER 171FALLOWELL 052

SURNAMES BEING RESEARCHED BY CURRENT MEMBERS OF C.C.G.S.SURNAME MEMBER SURNAME MEMBER SURNAME MEMBER


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FALVAY 128FANNING 025FARGO 149FAULKNER 027FEATHERLY 054, 073FEATHERS 073FELLOWS 135FERGUSON 046FINK 142FIRSTER 007FISK(E) 019FITCH 036FITZSIMMONS 101FIX 046FLAKE 121FLETCHER 025, 166FLYNN 002FOLGER 135FOOTE 084FORD 075FRANTZ 101FRENCH 080FROST 054, 135FULLER 019, 119, 148GAMBLE 040GANOE 171GARDINER 046GARDNER 040, 046GASKIN 135GATES 084, 152GAY 038, 067, 092GEMELKE 121GEORGE 052GIBBS 109, 135GIFFORD 142GILCHRIST 151GILLETTE 154GILMORE 068GLOWSKI(A) 077GOLDIN 146GOLDING 019GOLDMAN 135GOLICKI(A) 077GOLUBSKI(A) 077GRACE 082GRANDY 076GRANT 118GRAVES 072GREEN 128, 132, 142GRIDLEY 151GRISWOLD 083GROVE 077GUSTIN 084HACKNEY 099HAGE 142HAGER 101HAKE 152HALL 019HAMAN 054HANCOCK 142HANDY 067HANLEY 149HARDENBURG 168

HARPER 073HARRINGTON 052, 079, 080 160HARRIS 080, 135HART 128, 151HARVEY 024HASKIN 007HASKINS 042HAWKINS 052HAYES 119HAYNES 101HAYWARD 109, 135HEATON 025HEAVILON 161HECKER 101HEDDEN 119HEICHEL 046HEISS 092HELTIBIDAL 159HENDERSON 075HENRY 036, 101HIBBARD 135HICKS 084HILDRETH 025HILL 076, 165HILLIARD 038HILLS 109, 165HINDS 025, 038, 052HITLEBITTLE 159HIX 084HIXON 149HOCKENBERRY 083HOFFMAN 084, 121HOLMES 052HOLT 042HOOPER 019HOSTETTER 128HOUSE 101, 160HOWARD 019, 109, 161HOWE 135HOWELL 019HOWLAND 052, 135HOYT 149HUNTLEY 038HUSE/HUGES 142HUSTON 025INGALLS 067INGHAM 001JACKSON 127, 142JEFFERS 077JENNINGS 067JIFKINS 135JOHANSSON 007JOHNSON 041, 135, 146 149JOHNSTON 019JONES 161, 164, 166JOYNER 135KAPP 083KELLOGG 038KELSO 142KENNEDY 025, 077KEOPKA 134KILPATRICK 101

KIMBALL 142, 152KING 007KIRKLAND 154KLINGER 084KNIGHT 135KNOWLES 019KNOWLTON 142KOFOED 082KRANTZ 052KRATZ 121KYLE 042LAMB 083LANPHERE 077LARY 154LASECKI 153LAW 128LAWRENCE 148LEARY 119LeBARON 143, 149LeBARRON 054LEE 019LEFFINGWELL 135LEMMERMAN 056LESURE 142LeSEUR 142LEWIS 052LILLEY 143LILLICH 083LILLIGH 083LILLY 083LINDSAY 151LINDWEDEL 121LINN 046LIPPITT 019LITTLE 135LIVSEY 079LOCKHART 171LONG 092LOOMIS 038LORD 019LOVELAND 135LOZIER 019LUDLOW 127LULL 040LUX 121LYNCH 142LYNN 077LYON 073, 079, 119LYONS 077MAEDER 046MAGEE 083MARL 083MAHLE 083MAJKA 153MALANEY 099MALLORY 127MALONE 154MANWELL 052MARBLE 128MARSH 019, 040, 119MARTIN 084, 127, 168MARTONIS 070MARVEL 142

SURNAME MEMBER SURNAME MEMBER SURNAME MEMBER


MASON 019MATTOCKS 042, 109MAXWELL 079MAY 140MAYBEE 019, 075McAFEE 132McBREATNEE 041McBRIDE 054McCAIG 077McCALL 109McCLAIN 083McCOY 142McCULLOUGH 075McDONALD 073McFATE 135McINTYRE 077McKERVY 171McKIE 056McMAMUS 135McMARTIN 077McMILLEN 142McNELSON 073McNUTT 135MARYATT 052MEAD 019, 077MEANS 135MEEKER 077MERRILL 154MERRITT 052MESLER 164MESSENGER 158MESSLER 164MILES 128, 142MILLER 082, 134, 135MITCHELL 019, 135MOEHL 083MONK 019MOORE 152MORGAN 152MORRELL 151MORRISON 135MOSHER 077MOSS 148MYERS 092, 161NELSON 053, 073NEWBREE 041NEWBURY 075NICHOLS 038NIELL 135NOVAK 118NOYCE 052NUNN 143NUSOM 119OAKES 076ODES 056ORCUTT 151ORWIG 159OSBORN 135OSGOOD 142, 146OSTERMAN 038OSTRANDER 077OTTAWAY 119OWENS 007

PALMER 038, 073, 142PARADIS 121PARKER 075PARRISH 041PARSHALL 077PARSONS 109PATE 135PATTERSON 073, 128PENDELL/PENDAL 099PENNOYER 019PENOYER 127PERDUE 092PETERSON 151PETTIT 079PHILLIPS 001, 038PICKARD 075PICKETT 051PIERPONT 052PIERSON 077PLOSS 036, 128POOLE 099POPE 052PORTER 140POTTER 077POWELL 019PRATT 142PROCTOR 025PROUTY 019PROVAZNIK 118QUIGLEY 117QUINLAN 143RAPALJE 101RAPLYY 101RAYNOR 160RECORD 072, 172REDMOND 025REED 083, 119REXFORD 128, 149RICE 101, 149RICH 038, 142RICHARDS 109RICHARDSON 080RICKARD 173RICKENBRODE 083RIGBY 084RISLEY 007ROBERTS 007ROBERTSON 046ROBINSON 025, 052ROBYLER 101ROGERS 024ROSE 100, 118ROSEBOUGH 135ROSENCRANTZ 109ROSKOSKI (A) 077ROSS 100ROSSETER 143ROUSE 117RUGG 076RUNDELL 076RUSSELL 109, 142RUST 149

RYD 052RYKER 159SACKETT 077SAFFORD 077SAGER 142SANBORN 109SANDERSON 143SANFORD 143SAUNDERS 052SAVAGE 019SAWIN 038SCIARRINO 070SCOFIELD 051, 149SCOTT 068, 076, 152SCRIBNER 154SEALED 135SEARS 165SEAVER 142SEIGWORTH 083SELTZER 019SEYMOUR 151SHAFER 127SHAFFER 127SHATTUCK 080SHAVER 127SHAW 119, 148SHEEAN 142SHELDON 119SHERLOCK 119SHERWOOD 119SHRUM 083SHULTERS 076SIBLEY 132SIDNEY 019SIMONS 157SKIBINSKI(A) 077SKIFF 080, 143SKINNER 127, 168SKURO 153SLAWSON 027, 092SLOAN 092SMILEY 007SMITH 025, 052, 053, 101

150, 159, 165SNAPP 019SOUTHWICK 135SPECKCZYNSKI 153SPENCER 027, 084, 161, 165SPRAGUE 067, 135SPRINGSTEAD 127STAFFORD 027STARKWEATHER 144STARR 109STARRET 135STEARNS 076STEBBINS 083STEPHENSON 101STEVENS 119, 142STEVENSON 036, 135STILLSON 146

STILLWELL 119

STODDARD 019

STOKES 099



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STOLL 046STONE 101, 135STORY 019STOUT 101STRICKENBURGER 083SUBKOSKI(A) 077SUPRENANT 121SUTPHEN 161SWAN 019SYBRANDT 158SZYNSKI(A) 077TABER 040TAFT 099TANNER 166TAYLOR 019, 070, 076TEFFT 127TELFORD 025TENNANT 038THAYER 135THIES 027THOMAS 002THOMPSON 109, 128, 135 142,

152, 171THORE 007THORP 092TOOMEY 077TORRENCE 135TOZIER 084TRACEY 109TRAPHAGEN 075TRASK 135

TRUMP 134TUBBS 052TURK 168TURNER 100TUTHILL/TUTTLE 025TYLER 128UTLEY 157VALENTINE 157VAN DUSEN 135VAN GAASBEEK 127VAN ZUTPHEN 161VanEVERY 041VANLEUVEN 117VanSCHOONHOVEN 083VanVALKENBURG 142VELEY 138VELIA 138VIDLER 053WALDEN 135WARNER 165WASHBURN 040WASS 128WATERBURY 149WATERS 027WATTS 046WEATHERS 135WEBSTER 135, 149WEED 119, 151WEISS 109WELLS 025WEST 140


WESTLEY 149WHEEL (W) RIGHT 092WHISNER 083WHITCOMB 119WHITE 073, 119, 135 149WHITTAKER 027WIARD 079WIGHT 046, 119WILBUR 073, 127WILCOX 079WILDER 119WILKINS 135WILLIAMS 068, 076, 158WILLIAMSON 142WILSON 053, 135, 161WING 093, 161WINSOR 019WINTERS 119, 135WISNIEWSKI 099WOLBER 140WOLFE 077WOOD 052, 121, 142WOODARD 001WOODS 172WOOLEY 099WRIGHT 163YOCUM 159YOHO 119ZELLER 099ZIEGLER 135ZUEL 132

CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY

MEMBERSHIP AS OF 15 FEBRUARY, 1990MEM* SURNAMI GIVEN NAMECITY ST ZIP STREET ADDRESS PHONE NUMBER

001 BEDGAR Mrs. Ida M. Gerzville NY 14068 44 Thames Ct. (716) 688 1157

002 BAILEY MARY F. Dunkirk NY 14048 757 Deer St. (716) 366 1732

003 BAK LUCILLE T. Southgate MI 48195 15485 Poplar

005 BLODGETT Mr. JOHN A. de:. Fredonia NY 14063 5 Westerly Drive (716) 672 4715

007 DAKE PATRICIA Cassadaga NY 14718 3034 Cassadaga Rd. (716) 595 3798

019 MITCHELL AGNES Erie PA 16509 6455 Wattsburg Rd. (814) 825 4975

020 MIZWA LaDEE:, Fredonia NY 14063 47 Day St. (716) 679 4700

024.1 SEDLMAYER Walter & Elizabeth Fredonia NY 14063 45 Curtis Place (716) 679 7936

025 SMITH ALIINE Dunkirk NY 14048 6 Crestwood Dr. (716) 366 1993

027.1 STAFFORD NANCY & MAUREEN Silver Creek NY 14136 19 Glenwood Ave. (716) 934 4816

033.1 WISER WILMA & HENRY M. Buffalo NY 14207 204 Chudduck Ave. (716) 877 7664

036.1 KEPPEL JR. BERNICE & JAMES Corry PA 16407 421 Second Ave. (814) 663 3941

038 SCHWARTZ. BARBARA Largo FL 34640 601 E. Rosery Rd., Apt 3802 (813) 584 4628

040 BARDEN VIRGIN:A W. Ripley NY 14775 9492 Lake Shore Rd. (716) 736 3705

041 ALGER CHARLES R. Panama NY 14767 205 Weeks Rd. (716) 782 3356

042 PABODY NANCY Frewsburg NY 14738 46 Falconer St., Box 378 (716) 569 6317

046 HEICHEI LETHA Dexter IA 50070 R D 01, Box 139 (515) 462 3648

051 ERICSON JACK Westfield NY 14787 P.O.Box 158 (716) 326 4335

052 CARLSON Norman Jamestown NY 14701 934 Shadyside Rd. RD4 (716) 483 0134

053 CARLSON DONNA Fredonia NY 14063 P.O.Box 142 (716) 679 1865

054 BARNES GLASYS Healdsburg CA 95448 1143 Hillside Drive (707) 433 2159

056 SHEPARS DOsULAS H. Fredonia NY 14063 44 Maple Ave. (716) 679 1063

067 RYAN SALLY Phoenix AZ 85021 302 W El Caminito Dr (602) 943 8559

068 RICHARUS JUNE T. Frewsburq NY 14738 P.O.Box 128 (716) 569 4595

072 BELKNAP Miss CC-RI. A. Jamestown NY 14701 117 Allendale Ave. (716) 487 1010

073 PARTYKA PAULINE Forestville NY 14062 RD #3 9171 Prospect Rd.

075 ANDERSON MARILYN Sinclairville NY 14782 R D #2 Sager Rd

076 LANGBEHN DSRIS Ccvelo CA 95428 40250 Mendocino Pass Rd

077 LYONS. JAMES Dunkirk NY 14048 52 Fairview Ave. P.O.Box 392 (716) 366 6460

079 LIVSEY KAREN Falconer NY 14733 678 Gerry Levant Rd (716) 665 3168

080 BALDWIN AUBREY C. Fredonia NY 14063 316 Water St. (716) 672 8209

082 BENTLEY Mrs. ANNA Ripley NY 14775 RD 2 Box 87 E. Main Rd. (716) 736 4194

083.1 BARRIS LOIS & NORWOOD Dunkirk NY 14048 755 Park Ave. (716) 366 3242

092 DAVIS DALE Ripley NY 14775 Wattlesburg Rd, Box 42 (716) 736 3732

093 P1ERSONS HELEN N. Stockton NY 14784 14 E Railroad Ave (716) 595 3504

099 WISNIEWSKI MARION Lily Dale NY 14752 21 Third St. (716) 595 3928

100 PALMER: MARLYN Buffalo NY 14213 16 18th St. (716) 885 5028

101 HECKER DOROTHY Kentwood MI 49508 3154 Villa Ridge S.E. (616) 949 7588

102 GRIMES GRACE Fredonia NY 14063 69 Hamlet St. (716) 679 0649

107 HODGES WINIHRYS B. Nahant MA 01908 16 Pleasant St.

109 McRAE JOAN Y. Olmstead Faris OH 44138 25683 John Rd. (216) 235 2196

114 SCHOFIELD GENEVIEVE Westfield NY 14787 East Main Road (716) 326 2114

CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETYORGANIZED 1977

APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP DATE

TYPE OF MEMBERSHIP REQUESTED: INDIVIDUAL $7.00 FAMILY $9.00

Annual membership Fee is due January 1st.

Mail check to: CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETYP.O.Box 404Fredonia, NY 14063

Meetings are held on the third Tuesday of each month except December at 7:00 - 9:00 P.M.in the Steele meeting room of the Darwin R. Barker Library, 7 Day Street in Fredonia. Thepublic is invited. All members receive our newsletter The Chautauqua Genealogist which ispublished 4 times a year in February, May, August and November. Members are urged toparticipate in our Surname Registration Program and our Ancestral File Program. Membersare invited to submit queries (with Chautauqua County connections) for insertion in ournewsletter.

NAME: [1] SELF [2] OTHER FAMILY MEMBER PLEASE INCLUDE MAIDEN NAME IF APPLICABLE

[1] Mr./Mrs./Miss.NAEME, MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME MAIDEN NAME

[2] Mr./Mrs./Miss.NAY_ MI; NAME LAST NAME MAIDEN NAME

NAME TO APPEAR ON ADDRESS LABEL:

STREET ADDRESS: ________

CITY/STATE/ZIP:PHONE NUMBER (OPTIONAL)

LIST FAMILY SURNAMES YOU ARE RESEARCHING. These should be names with Chautauqua Countyconnections or with immediate area connections such as counties neighboring Chautauqua inwestern New York or northwestern Pennsylvania.

LIST ORIGINAL SOURCE MATERIALS (Family Bible Records, Marriage Certificates, ReunionRecords, written genealogies, journals, diaries, obituaries, etc.) that you have and arewilling to share data from with society members.

Are you willing to do genealogical research for others?

Where did you hear of our Society?

Signature [1] Signature [2]


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116 CRUMB MYER I. San Luis Obispo CA 93401 1297 Rich Ct.

117 WEBB EVELYN C. Corcoran CA 93212 1710 Van Dorsten Ave

118 PROVAZNIK DENNIS K. El Paso TX 79924 10553 Murphy (915) 821 6324

119 JOHNSON VIRGINIA W. Quitman GA 31643 Rt 3, Box 3485 (912) 263 5057

121 DEMUTH PATRICK A. Worthington MN 56187 844 Turner St. (507) 372 2681

127 SOWARD H. MARTIN III San Antonio TX 78250 9738 Hidden Brook

131 STEWART KATHRYN F. New York NY 10021 402 East 74th Street, 3C (212) 535 1228

132 GREEN PATRICIA M. Fredonia NY 14053 3 Ahrens Place, Apt #4 (716) 673 1496

133 COOK GRAFTON H. II Niles MI 49120 2400 Wood Road (616) 683 6108

134 TRUMP ROGER B. Westfield NY 14787 RD 1, Box 225, Hardscrabble Rd (716) 326 3619

135 SOUTHWICK Mrs DOLORES Glide OR 97443 152 Schloeman Lane (503) 496 3818

137 SHEIL RICHARD F. Fredonia NY 14063 368 E. Main. St. (716) 679 1343

138 VELEY Miss VALERIE J. Dunkirk NY 14048 712 Park Ave. /Upper (716) 366 8590

140 DOLE MARY ELLEN Fredonia NY 14063 4699 Berry Road (716) 679 7148

143.1 LeBARCN MARIAM & BRUCE Wichita KS 67206 657 N. Armour (316) 686-0476

144.1 ANDERSON COLLEEN & STANLEY Jamestown NY 14701 114 S. Allegheny Ave. W. E. (716) 484 1308

145 CHRISTY JOHN R. Huntsville AL 35803 12117 Greenleaf Dr.

146 MILLER Mary C. Dunkirk NY 14048 217 Temple St. (716) 366 2397

147 MORI WAYNE A. Dunkirk NY 14048 415 Deer St. (716) 366 5367

148 DELLAMANO MARY ANN Oswego NY 13126 Rt 6, Box 212 (315) 343 1323

149.1 WESTLEY MAURICE & SHERLEIGH J. Sinclairville NY 14782 Chickadee Hollow (716) 962 2112

150 SMITH D. MARK Mayville NY 14757 RD 2, Parkside St. (716) 753 2436

151 GILCHRIST FREDERICK A. Queensbury NY 12804 Robert Gardens N145-4 (518) 793 0859

152 GINN DORIS IRENE Ric Del. CA 95562 123 Belleview Avenue (707) 764 5016

153.1 LASECKI ROBERT E.& MARY ANN Warren PA 16365 11 Adams Court (814) 726 0484

154 PAGE RUTH M. Albuquerque NM 87110 3400 Florida N. E. (505) 881 4394

155 SORENSEN LARRY RICHARD Lynbrook NY 11563 301 Earle Ave. (516) 593 5412

156 KAUFMAN JoANN Dunkirk NY 14048 426 Canary St. (716) 366 1193

157 UTLEY DeFOREST L. Falconer NY 14733 304 Elmwood Ave.

158 CLEINIK PAULINE Warren NJ 07060 53 Green Valley Drive

159 BURTON CONRAD L. Decatur MI 49045 43779 Valley Road

160 Milroy Grace E. Vinton IA 52349 RR1

161 HOWARD JACQUELYN MYERS Oialla WA 98359 P.O.Box 121

162 CLOSE JOANNE. Kirkland [Quebec] CAN H9H 3V4 18 Rondeau

163 SHUPE JUNE WRIGHT North Ogden U T 84414 246 E. Elberta Dr. (801) 782 6499

164 FOSKETT MARION M. St. Petersburg FL 33704 136-25th Ave. North

165 KEYES PATRICIA M. Northville MI 48167 43753 Westridge Lane (313) 349 6056

166.1 JONES LaVERNE & EUGENE Stillwater OK 74074 3102 W. 27 (405) 372 7468

167 NELSON ELLEN 7. Fairbanks AK 99701 412 Glacier Ave.

168 MacNair James D. Stormville NY 12582 RR 2 Box 609

membership list continued from page 38

schedule of upcoming programs, all meetings on third Tuesday

May 15: Steele Meeting Room, Barker Library, Fredonia—Chautauqua County

Gravestone Project: Becky Rosen, project director, will tell about efforts to record

the county’s rich gravestone heritage.

June 19: The Society will sponsor extended open hours for the Garland Genealogy

and Room at Barker Library. The room will be open through the usual

July 17: Tuesday hours of 2:30 to 4:30 and then remain open until 9 p.m. Our

members are urged to take advantage of this extended time for research. We will

have a short business meeting at 7 p. m. in the Steele Meeting Room on each of

these dates.

August 21: Picnic from 5:30 until ? Save this date. Specifics will be announced at

future meetings, and will also be included in the August newsletter.


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