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The First Stanford (Baptist) Church at Bangall, Dutchess Co., New York

10 Comments / 11 minutes of reading / Dutchess County, Marriage Records / Acer, Acker, Adget, Adsit, Albright, Allen, Ambler, Asten, Asttan, Atwater, Austen, Austin, Avarey, Avary, Avery, Award, Babcock, Backwith, Badgley, Badgly, Badley, Banker, Barber, Barley, Barmore, Barnett, Bartholick, Bartlett, Bedel, Beels, Belding, Bennett, Bennit, Bice, Bizeboth, Blasadall, Blender, Boose, Bowin, Brigg, Briggs, Brown, Brownell, Bucksten, Bullock, Buls, Bump, Burch, Burdick, Burduik, Burhs, Burlingham, Burlinham, Burns, Burras, Burright, Burtrim, Bush, Camfeild, Caril, Carpenter, Case, Casel, Casey, Cash, Chesmen, Chilson, Chyman, Clark, Cock, Conerow, Conger, Coningham, Connerow, Cornell, Couse, Crandel, Crandell, Crandle, Crankhight, Crofoot, Cronkhit, Cudbuth, Culver, Davies, Davis, Degarsey, Degnee, Demott, Denne, Denney, Deuel, Devine, Dodge, Doty, Doughzenbery, Doute, Douty, Douzanbury, Dowzainbery, Duenal, Dunkan, Dunlap, Durr, Earily, Earll, Eatson, Eldridge, Ellis, Eveans, Farchild, Finch, Fish, Flenn, Flinn, Forster, Foster, Fox, Franklen, Franklin, Gage, Gaige, Gardenear, Gardner, Garrnon, Garsey, Gee, Germond, Gidney, Gifford, Giffork, Gold, Gore, Grant, Green, Griffen, Grovesteen, Haight, Hail, Hall, Hare, Harras, Harrice, Harrick, Harrington, Hatfeild, Hearrenton, Henery, Hermanus, Hicks, Hildreth, Hiliker, Hix, Hoag, Hoage, Hoff, Hogg, Hogge, Hogges, Holmans, Holmas, Hougaboum, Houghtalen, How, Howard, Howland, Huddelston, Hudelstone, Hudleston, Humfery, Humphery, Humphry, Hunt, Huntley, Huntly, Husted, Jackson, Jacocks, Janks, Jarsey, Jones, Kerik, Ketcham, Kiney, King, Knap, Lake, Lamb, Lapham, Laranee, Lasten, Lawrance, Layten, Leason, Leaz, Lester, Lewes, Lewis, Loper, Love, Lucas, Mackcombouray, Macomber, Magomory, Manchester, Marcy, Marks, Martain, Marveon, Masten, McDaniel, McDoll, McEalney, Meade, Medoll, Merehew, Merihew, Mill, Miller, Mills, Mitchel, Moon, Moot, Mosher, Moshuer, Moshur, Moshure, Mott, Murfey, Newcom, Newcon, Niles, North, Northrup, Northrupt, Northup, Norton, Nulls, Oliver, Olivitt, Orr, Paddock, Palmer, Park, Parks, Parry, Pearsall, Perey, Persell, Phearis, Pheloncs, Philip, Phillips, Pinckom, Pitcher, Pool, Post, Potter, Progen, Proper, Propor, Proser, Proyen, Purdy, Ray, Raynolds, Reed, Renik, Rerik, Reynolds, Rider, Ring, Robans, Robens, Robson, Rogers, Row?), Rows, Rozel, Runyadd, Scoffeld, Scofield, Scott, Seaman, Seanions, Shadbolt, Shadboult, Sharpe, Shaw, Shearman, Sherwood, Sicklen, Simes, Simmans, Simmons, Simon, Simons, Simson, Sissel, Slater, Smith, Snyder, Solsy, Soper, Sotherland, Soul, Soule, Source, Spencer, Staford, Stanton, Stephens, Steves, Stickel, Story, Stoug[Hten]Bourg, Stoughtbourgh, Stoutenbourgh, Strain, Strate, Stwart, Sutherland, Taber, Tappen, Teed, Thayer, Thompson, Thon, Thorn, Thornton, Titus, Tobias, Tominks, Tousle, Traver, Traves, Trepp, Tripp, Truewiligar, Umbrook, Van Camp, Vassar, Veall, Veatl, Waight, Wallace, Wallus, Waltermiah, Ward, Warren, Weaks, Weeks, West, Wheaton, Wheler, White, Wickbam, Wickham, Wicks, Wikham, Wilbour, Wilde, Wilder, Willcox, Williams, Winans, Winas, Winess, Wolbridge, Wood, Wooley, Worth

The earliest records of this Church are dated from Great Nine Partners, Charlotte Precinct, N. Y. Its first members appear to have emigrated from Massachusetts, and were organized into a Church, Oct. 1, 1759, in Dutchess County, by covenanting together and appointing Ephraim Bullock and Corner Bullock to preach the gospel and administer the ordinances …

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Washington County New York Genealogy

7 Comments / 22 minutes of reading / Washington County / Abeels, Aiken, Allen, Anthony, Arnott, Atwood, Barker, Batty, Becker, Beckers, Boyd, Briggs, Buckley, Bulkeley, Burdick, Carswell, Coffin, Colla, Cornell, Cundall, Darrow, De Ridder, DeRidders, Dodd, Doty, Drake, Eastwood, Eckerson, Fowler, Gifford, Gilchrist, Hall, Harsha, Hastings, Haynes, Hoag, Marshall, McClaughry, McCleary, McCraken, McCrea, McKillop, McMillan, Merriam, Morey, Norton, Nye, Pierces, Robinson, Scofield, Seeley, Sherman, Slade, Slocum, Smith, Starbuck, Stover, Swain, Taber, Talbot, Taylor, Thomas, Tomb, Turner, Tyrel, Tyrell, Van Buren, Van den Berg, Van der Poel, Van der Zee, Van Schaick, Van Vranken, Wallace, Whipple, Worth

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Adams New York Biographies – Part 11

Leave a Comment / 8 minutes of reading / Biographies, Jefferson County / Archer, Baylis, Bentley, Boutwell, Carpenter, Cleveland, Cole, Cooke, Cowles, Cross, Davies, Dennis, Dickenson, Eckert, Frisbie, Gardner, Gussman, Hale, Hayward, Hitter, Hoag, Howard, Ives, Lehan, Lord, Martin, Miles, Miller, Mitchel, Monroe, Moore, Munroe, Neiss, Nickelson, Ouderkirk, Payne, Phillips, Potter, Presley, Puffer, Randall, Renne, Schrodt, Scott, Simpkins, Smith, Snyder, Taylor, Vaughn, Wellman, Wetmore, White, Whitfield, Whitten, Wicks

The following 13 biographical sketches were extracted from the Geographical gazetteer of Jefferson county, N.Y., 1685-1890: William H. Nickelson; James E. Bentley; Captain Pardon Payne; John Monroe; Michael Schrodt; Rev. William Cooke; Rev. Thomas Simpkins; William Gussman; Alfred Lord; Rev. Junius J. Cowles; John S. Archer; Richard A. Dennis; and Sylvester J. Taylor.