Jane Hildreth Kelley
janehildrethkelley@juno.com

Thank you!

To Jessica Logan- I tried responding to the query you posted on 26 Sept. about the captain of the Suffolk County Militia in 1775. The email came back undeliverable however.
There were quite a number of captains- there were four regiments of militia from Suffolk. The overall commander of the Suffolk County militia then was Brigadier General Nathaniel Woodhull. The First Regiment was commanded by Colonel William Floyd, the Second Regiment was commanded by Colonel David Mulford, the Third Regiment was commanded by Colonel Thomas Terry, and the Regiment of Minutemen was
commanded by Colonel Josiah Smith. Each regiment had about 8 to 13 companies, each commanded by its own captain. So there were probably about 40 to 50 captains in all.

Ned Smith

I'm looking for place of marriage and marriage records of Nathan Miller and Mary Mulford as well as any information on their daughter's, Mary Miller, birth place.

Any information regarding the marriage place and documentation on Mary's marriage to Jeremiah Parsons would also be appreciated.
 

I'm looking for information on the genealogy of the Montauk indians. In specific I'm looking for references to a Mary Ann NICOLS/NICHOLS/NICOLLS who was b. 1817 Groton, CT d. 1851 Waterford, CT. She may be the daughter of a Harvey NICOLS who is listed as being of Southport, CT. Mary Ann married Jonathan Rogers KING in 1830. Mary Ann most likely had a sister Abby Jane NICOLS/NICHOLS/NICOLLS b. 1819 Groton, CT d. 1892 New London, CT who also married Jonathan Rogers KING in 1851.

Any help with this line is very much appreciated. If anyone knows of any good sites for tracing Montauk genealogy I would appreciate it if you would pass that information along to me.

Thank you,
Lisa

I am seeking information on Arnold Perkins Danz b1888 d1957, Arnold married Elizabeth Nisbet b1887 d1978

They were married in 1910 in Rome, Oneida, NY

Both are buried in Southold, Long Island, NY together in a family plot along with John Danz b1863 d1897, Julia Anna Lemmer Danz (wife of John) b1857 d1943, Elias D. Perkins d1868, Deziah G. Perkins (wife of Elias) d1891, Nellie Danz Mitchell b1892 d1961 and Elizabeth Lemmer b1859 d1924.

Any information on the above individuals would be greatly appreciated, this is my brick wall and I am trying to make the Perkins-Danz connection, willing to share whatever information I have, mostly descendants of Arnold & Elizabeth and quite a bit of Elizabeth's lineage.

Lillian Arends

Thanks
Amelia

Thanks to anyone who will check directories, etc...

Aurelia

Thank-you for any help you can give me.
Patty Blanton
Pittsboro, NC

Thank you, in advance, for any help.

Joe Markovich
Connecticut State Secretary
Fraternal Order of Eagles

Hannah states she was married twice, so I don't know if she was married to a DIXON, or if that was her maiden name. Any info would be very much appreciated.

Daniel has no death record on file and I need a lead to his parents.

Julia Parents were Bertha and Louis Herlbert.
Louis Herlbert was the owner of a construction co. so I have been told.

Julia gave birth to Donald Lee Landrum Jr. 10 May 194? and then again to unk male before 1949. At the time of the
divorce Julia had cousty of the unk male child and my half brother went with my father Donald Lee Landrum Sr.

As Of Feb 1949 My brother was born to Donald Lee Sr. and Ethel (Means) Landrum.

My brother is looking for more information on his mother and brother. His Brothers name might be Robert Louis

Thank You

Dorothy

Any information regarding the date and place of marriage of Joseph Manson VALENTINE and Julia TOWNSEND would be much appreciated.
Bob Henderson
 

Deborah Jane was born in Farmingdale, NY in 1861 or 1862; her parents were Thomas Powell and Clarissa Rebecca Ketcham.

According to his death certificate, Thomas Powell was born in 1819 in Hempstead; he died in "Norwood" in March 25, 1891. His parents are listed as John and Catherine
Powell.

I'd like to learn more about this line of Powells. I'd appreciate any help.

In addition to this, there are descendants of John Martyn's father's half-brothers, Thomas and Larry Martyn, known to be living in Long Island, or at least somewhere in New York. I'm not entirely sure of their names just yet, but I will look them up if anyone contacts me. Looking forward to hearing from you,

Adrian Martyn
Galway
Ireland.

We have a possible match in the 1880 census which would indicate that Michael was a farmer (although he is listed as age 49 which would make his birth date around 1830) and his children were all born in Bridgehampton. I have not been able to find on the 1900 census Mary Flynn Howard, her husband or her sons Philip, Thomas or Michael even though all indications are that they were living in Suffolk County NY in 1900.

Michael Howard most likely died after 1893 and before 1903 when Mary Flynn Howard moved to Illinois.

Any help regarding old Catholic churches in Bridgehampton or Sag Harbor area about 1850's - 1900 would be appreciated. Also, cemeteries in Brdgehampton or Sag Harbor in this time frame would be appreciated. Any suggestions on who to contact regarding marriage certificates, death certificates and possible obituaries would also be appreciated.

Looking for these names in Long Island in 1800s
Thanks

Camilla

Any help would be appreciated.

Would appreciate your thoughts and help in this regard?

Comments regarding your genealogy of Christopher Lupton of North Sea. He was born in England and arrived in Boston in 1630 with his father Thomas Lupton, (mother unknown). This family relocated quickly to Wethersfield, (Hartford) CT where Thomas and his spouse had a second son Thomas-2.

The family relocated to Branford, CT and from there, Christopher relocated to North Sea, LI, NY about 1654 and shortly thereafter married Lidiah. Your data on the WEB says that he married Abigail. I believe this is incorrect. While these two ladies were the daughters of Thurston Raynor, Lydia daughter of Thurston, by his first wife Elizabeth, (per Christopher's will) was the lady he married and who remained with him and alive till after his death and their production of seven children. After having 6 children, born in England, Thurston emigrated to Boston where he and his first wife Elizabeth had a 7th child. . Lidiah was their 6th child. Then Elizabeth died and Thurston married Martha Wood. Thurston and Martha had 5 more children of which one was Abigail.

This information is apparent from Thurston's will. Incidentally, The Raynor History by Stuart Payne Howell is incorrect as he attributes Abigail to be Christopher Lupton's wife and unfortunately this has been used by a couple of other authors predicated on Howell's statement. Thus leaving a confusion on the part of Thurston's wives and their children but his will I believe should be the deciding factor in this matter.

In Thurston's will, le leaves bequests to Martha Wood and all of his living children, one of which was Lydia. Someone (probably Howell) stated that Abigail's spouse was Christopher Lupton but she is presumed dead by 1667 because she was not mentioned in the will AND Lydia was mentioned for 10 pounds. These bequests were distributed in 1667 and Christopher was at the distribution and received the 10 pounds for his spouse Lydia.

I will be pleased to provide more specific information if you desire. This is contained in a short paper I wrote on the early Luptons in my quest for the parents of Capt. Josiah Lupton.

Now then, the children you attribute to Christopher Lupton are correct but there are five spouses that were omitted and I have their names if you are interested. In fact, if I can find the parents of Capt. Josiah Lupton I will be pleased to provide the descendants charts for the Luptons, Stanbroughs, Fannings, Smiths and Raynors and I believe these are correct as far as I have gone. The only "disconnect in these is at Capt. Josiah Lupton and I would like to get that corrected before distribution erroneous data.

With warm regards,
R. B. Hook

Thanks,
Vince Summers