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Hi Joyce,
I received an email from Tom who recommended that I contact
you for some answers to a question or two. I was there two years
ago doing some research on my family: OAKES. My Dad was born
in Elmira, and I was able to get his birth certificate when I was there.
I also found in the public library a number of the Elmira City Directories,
but the library did not have all the years. I did find OAKES, ALFRED
(my great grandfather's brother); and OAKES, SUSANNA (my great,
great, grandmother) listed in 1896, 1901, 1905, 1908, but they were not
listed in 1912. I need to search the Elmira City Directories,
years 1909, 1910, and 1911 for OAKES, ALFRED; OAKES, SUSANNA to find
out when they left Elmira; and the years before 1896 to find out
when they actually arrived in Elmira. I was told that the ?genealogical
society of Elmira has all those directories.
Any help you can give is greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance for any time, and effort you expend in helping me. Any other information about sites or resources that would help me in my genealogical quest would be appreciated as well--especially since it's not possible for me to get there any time soon.
Sincerely,
Ron Oakes
Florissant, MO
Joyce, I have been enjoying perusing your wonderful web site the last couple of days. I am researching the Squires family from Scioto County, OH, and have been led to Nathaniel Squires, born Oct. 7, 1779 in NY (Chemung Co.?) Was he a son of the early settler, John Squires? Nathaniel married Mary Bennett, (where?) daughter of Thaddeus Bennet. Thaddeus was the son of Ephraim Bennett, also an early settler of Chemung Co. Nathaniel later went to Scioto County, OH, as did many other Chemung Co. families such as the Bennetts, Battersons, etc. Nathaniel died in Scioto Co. in 1852. His son Henry married Elizabeth Richards in that county in 1835. Their son, Ezra Mead Squire (the "e" is now omitted from the name) was my great great grandfather. Ezra Mead Squire, after serving in the Civil War, moved with his wife (Margaret Pool) first to Michigan, then Keokuk Co. IA, and finally to Knox Co. NE. One of their sons was James Columbia Squire. I have not been able to determine where the name "Columbia" came from, but could it perhaps refer all the way back to Columbia township, Bradford Co., PA? I realize how many requests for information you must get after providing so much material on your website. Yet, when I found your old query concerning Squires, it was too enticing to pass up. Perhaps Nathaniel ties in with Aaron, Peter, Sturges, etc.? I look forward to hearing from you and any light you can shed on Nathaniel and John Squires.
Thank you. Judy Johnson
Joyce,
I just met a new cousin she from NY me MI, we got together over Thanksgiving
in the deli of a Mijers store but still spent lots of time sharing family
trees. I notice that some of her Tice information came from Chemung
NY and this is the area in where we thought my third great grandmother
was born. We have no information on her family back grown except
the notes found in the journal of another cousin. Can you help us trace
this family?.
Elizabeth (Eliza) Cole born Horsehead New York Sept 17 1807, she has some Mohawk Indiana blood in her line believed to have come from her mothers side. She married widower Edward Eaton b March 11 1794 Pa, abt 1832 NY. The first wife of Edward pos Elizabeth Van Velzer of Queens NY, daug of William Henry Jr. 7 daughters (all names start with letter M) and one son born to this union, son Jonathon stayed in Ohio with relatives after death of Mother. the daughters were given to other relatives. the children born to the Union of Ed and #2 Elizabeth was Rachel 1834 NY, Edward 1835 NY, Joseph 1837 Mi., John 1839 MI, William 1842 MI and five other children all born in MI. The family has lived in the following said areas, Eaton Ohio, Livingston New York, Livingston Michigan, Danville Mich., Ingham Co Mi., and Mecosta Co MI, where Eliza is buried and died Jan 01 1871.
My search is to find the parents of Edward and Elizabeth Cole Eaton and to get the proof of the first wife and children. thanks for all or any help you have to offer.
Sandra
Hello Joyce,
I'm doing my family genealogy and my Great Grandfather and Great Great
Grandfather were born in Elmira New York.
G. Grandfather Cornelius Styts Drake born March 1853 and his father
Charles James Drake born May 1828. Would you happen to know of any information
on any of this Drakes.
I had just found out that my G. Grandfather Cornelius was married before
he married my G. Grandmother Martha Elizabeth
Smyers. He had some sons when he married G. Grandmother and I have
not been able to find out anything on this first marriage and I would love
to if possible.
Also G.G.Grandfather had been in the Civil War and am looking for that information.
Maybe you can give me some directions to follow.
Thank you, Nancy (Drake) Germann
tomnancy1913@peoplepc.com
I am searching for the burial site of John KINGSBURY b. 7-27-1801 d. 10-15-1866 m. Sara BEMIS b. 3-24-1803 d. 12-5-1880. They lived in Veteran Township, Chemung County, N.Y. from at least 1830 to at least 1850, and I think they both died there. They moved from Spencer, Massachusetts. John was a cabinetmaker. Sara has a son, Reuben Bemis Newhall, from a prior marriage, and John and Sara had 5 daughters: Clarinda Lucretia, Nancy, Sara Sophia, Mary, and Frances. On the map of Millport/Veteran in 1869 there is the "Kingsbury estate" next to the tailor shop and across from Richmond Mills and the J.B. Rhoades Hotel. Clarinda was my gr-gr grandmother, married Charles Tidd, whom I also know nothing about except that he was from Colchester, Delaware County, N.Y.
If anyone had any info about this family PLEASE e-mail me at Nanapapahouse@aol.com.
Thanks!
Joyce,
I'm researching an Anna Dumbleton Ammerman who lived in Mansfield,
PA in 1940. Most of her family were from Centre Co.
She married Alonzo Ammerman on 01 Sep. 1897. I am looking for an obit.
or census record of her as I can't find her in Centre or Clfd. Co.
Any information or guidlines you could share would be appreciated.
Thank you for your time.
Mary Jo Dumbleton
Franklin, PA
I am looking for information on the family of Franklin B. Darby, a dentist
in Elmira, Chemung Co, NY from at least 1889 to 1910 - but I believe he
was still alive & in the area in 1930, as a letter written by him to
another family member in MIssouri exists, said to be dated 1930.
Dr. Franklin B. Darby is listed in the 1889-1893 census as below - I believe
Fannie W is probably his wife, & Bessie C. is probably his daughter,
am not sure about that, would appreciate any information anyone might have
on the family including his wife, children, parents, brothers & sisters.
His business address in 1893 was 316 E. Church in 1893. He is the
son of Lucius & Sarah Perkins Darby, from Greene Village, Chenango
Co, New York, & had sister Adelia Darby born about 1841, brothers Henry
Tyler Darby born 1843, & Willie C. Darby born about 1855. His
father, Lucius
remarried Mary S. sometime before the 1860 census, (Sarah Perkins Darby
having died in 1855). Franklin Darby's father, Lucius Darby is a
brother of my GGG Grandfather, Thomas Darby. Thanks!
1889-1893 Elmira, Chemung Co, NY census shows:
Bessie C. Darby, student, , boards 304 W. Church
Fanny W. Darby, boards 304 W. Church
Frank B. Darby, dentist, 126 E. Water, 303 W. Church
Lynda & B.J. Ozinga
Ozlynn@chartermi.net
I'm looking for information on my ggg grandfather Reuben
STRONG who appears in the 1820 Cayuta census. He was married in Newfield
in 1809. His son, Jasper STRONG (my gg grandfather) is listed in the 1850
Danby census. In the 1820 census, it looks like Reuben was employed in
a manufacturing job. Can you tell me what kinds of manufacturing jobs were
there at that time? I've been searching the cemeteries for him without
luck so far. His wife, Mary ABBOTT, is in Jasper's household in the 1850
census so I assume he had died by then. Any information that you might
have would be greatly appreciated. I have contacted both the Tompkins County
and Tioga County Historical Socities but without much success so
far.
I am trying to find genealogy information regarding my Grandfather Charles Gilbert Hungerford who lived and died in Elmira.
Thanks, Dave Loveless
Joyce,
This is really an AMAZING site! Most of my research has been
done in Norway, and I am just now starting with my maternal ancestors,
some of whom I have traced back to Chemung County in New York. As
I'm new to US genealogy, I was
wondering if you could give me a brief clue on how to proceed to find
Jerome BUCK, born @1826 in Chemung County, NY? I found many Bucks
in the town of Chemung on your site, but the 1830 census doesn't list children
by name. Jerome ends up in Shawano, WI, where he died in 1896. Any
advice would be greatly appreciated!
Jeff Brechlin
(703) 404-8891
I'm searching for ANY information on The VANOVER'S of Elmira, New York,
they also lived somewhere in PA. Their names are George, Sr., James
and George Bronson VANOVER. The name Dorcas Elinda COLE is also connected,
through marriage.
Thank you, L. Hurt
SMITH, Michael son of Kenyon SMITH. Horseheads Chemung Co. N.Y. Michael lived in Horseheads in June 1980, when his father died. Kenyon was a cousin of mine and would like to find Michael.
Thank you. ML.
Searching for grave of a long ago Grandfather, Eben Edwards, born June
12, 1769; died June 16, 1827; found his widow and
2 children, I believe, in Erin, Chemung County.
Eben Edwards and Sarah Ogden, first couple married Schuyler County, 1804;
Willaim Ogden born 1805; John born 1807 died 1819; Sarah born 1813.
I found mother Sarah in Menard County, IL with da Sarah and husband Matthew
Hutches; I think the family moved to Illinois in the
early 1830s. Probably his name
Ebenzer; according to census records, eben born Connecticut; children
born New York The family was shown
in the 1830 Erin Chemung census, page 159. Mother Sarah
born 1779.
Thank you for any help.
Mary Gonshor
Cyril, OK
Where was "Johnnycake Hollow" in Chemung County in 1791. That year five families left that place to found the Sugar Creek settlement in what is now Burlington Township, Bradford County. Those men were Abraham & Isaac DE WITT, James MC KEAN, William DOBBINS, & Jonas YORAS.
The Steele Library says they have no record of such a place.
Charles Kehler, Ithaca, NY
I am looking for an obituary for Paul CASEY who resided in Elmira and probably died there in October 1974. He was an attorney and possibly a judge.
Thank you for your guidance.
Dan
I'm looking for any information about my grandmother, Constance (Connie) HILL. She married Irving Dickinson on Dec 11, 1928, in Elmira, New York. I think she had 2 brothers, one named Norman and the other John ?? She went to Southside High School. I would appreciate any information about her or her family.
Sandy Dickinson Fowler
I am looking for information on Charles F. 'WISMAR who married Rhoda E. HENDERSHOT STAFFORD. She was the widow of Samuel S. STAFFORD. She filed for a widows pension in May 1899 and her address was listed as 405 Thurston St. Elmira, NY. Her attorney was John C.PIERCE of Elmira. Samuel STAFFORD died on December 3, 1878 in Marksboro, NJ. He joined Company D, 15th NJ Vols. on December 31, 1863 and received a medical discharge on March 22, 1864 at Brandy Station, VA. She listed 4 children under 16 at the time of Samuel's death: Edgar K (5/25/1863), Ella A (6/11/1867), Rosa E (8/3/1870), and Carrie L (8/1/1874). They also had 2 other children that I know of: Malissa A (9/5/1860) and Joseph Samuel (4/5/1853). Joseph S was the father of Carrie L (12/1890) who married John N. POOL (2/2/1884). John was father of Hazel M. POOL EARL( 7/19/1919). Hazel was my mother.
The information above pertaining to Samuel Stafford was obtained from the National Archives.
Any information would be greatly appreciated.
I am searching for any information on Reynolds Hill DICKINSON, who was b. in Chemung, Chemung Co. NY.19,Apr.1835. His father may have been George W. Dickinson. The family, or just Reynolds Hill, moved to Illinois, where he married Hannah Ann Beale in LaSalle Co. He was in the Civil War and I have those records, but have no information on his predecessors. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Reynolds and Hannah Dickinson ended their lives in Colby, or Abbotsford Wisconsin.
Donna Kennedy
Nellie CANFIELD Parker Kelly..b. Hanoeye PA 1885-86, twin to Nettie. Married to John G. Kelly and known to be living in Elmira , NY in 1960. Would like to get in touch with her descendants.
Marilyn L. Canfield 11-23-01
Seeking information on Cornelius HOWELL b. 4/4/1802 (m. Sarah Ann Bale
(dau. Peter Bale/Elizabeth Struble) 5 Feb 1825, Sussex Co. NJ) moved to
NY (Town of Veteran, Chemung Co.? or Cayuta/Catherine, Schuyler Co.?) d.
10/19/1850 Buried Newton Cem., E. Sullivanville Rd, Veteran, Chemung,
NY. Children are believed to have included Jacob, Harrison, "Hod", Isaac,
Ernest, Peter, Lucinda (m. Abram Bales), Permelia, Sara Ann, Elizabeth,
Carrie, Martha.
Amos and Patience GREEN married 1 Jun 1810. Their children and vitals
known are: Elnathan J., b. 24 May 1811, d. 9 Jun 1883, m.Jane SELOVER 15
Sep 1842. It is known that Jane is buried in Woodlawn Cemetery in
Elmira. Elnathan most likely is to. Elnathan & Jane were long
time residents of Elmira and part of the founding group of the Park Church.
Siblings of Elnathanwere: Jesse b. 13 Jun 1814, d. 25 Jul 1830/38?;
Amanda b. 24 Jul 1817; John b 18 Apr 1820; Maryann b. 13 Nov 1823; Robert
b. 13 May 1826; Martha b. 14 Jan 1828; and Patience b. 25 Jul 1830. I am
seeking information on all of these persons. Amos and Patience may
well have come from other areas of New England. Any help will be appreciated
and records gladly shared. Thanks!
Does anyone know of a MARY PIER, wife of GIDEON RUSSELL
, who may have died in Elmira between 1867 and 1874? This is a really,
really long stretch, but I'm pretty sure she was his first wife. Mary Pier's
mother, Melissa (my gr-grandmother) was living in Clinton IA with Gideon
Russell and his wife Emeline K. when she applied for a Widow's
Pension from War of 1812. In the application Gideon is called Mary's
son-in-law, and Emeline her cousin. This odd combination escaped me for
some years until I looked at the 1880 Census, and realized that Gideon
and Emeline had 4 children, the first two born 1863 and 1867, and Gideon
and Emeline were married in 1874. Hmmm.
Not hanky-panky, I realized, but that Mary's children with Gideon would
not of course be listed as adopted since they were his natural children.
My only clue to Chemung is that I have an unlabeled photo of a young woman
who looks like Mary's sister Harriet (which photo is labeled Harriet Pier).
The photo was taken by Seeley and Mitchell, 158 Water St. Elmira NY.
Confused? I sure am, but I hope somebody will have a connection somewhere.
TIA
Jean Chapman Snow
snowstar@earthlink.net
James THORNTON received 366 acres lot#125 on 15 Oct. 1788. Location Big Flats. Rebecca THORNTON and Paul MANHART were married around 1810. Trying to make a connection. Any information on the Thornton family appreciated
Patri Carlton Hilborn
I am looking for an obituary for John J. MOSHIER who died August 23, 1964, and was buried August 26, 1964, in Woodlawn National Cemetery.
Marci-Jo Mishoe
Charleston, SC
Saw your info on Pykonen Lilja on the website for CAnfield Cemetery, Chemung Co, N.Y... I am searching for info on the following people with the last name Lilja:
One child of Per Erik Glans and Kajsa Stina Schnitt was Margret
Kristina Glans who married Karl Antonius Lilja:
Margret Kristina, born Oct. 29, 1866. Margaret Kristina Glans
later married Karl Antonius Lilja (Nov. 18, 1888) Karl was born
Jan. 17, 1867, in Kvillinge, Ostergotlands lan. He was a farmer in
Langby 2, Forsa, Gavleborgs lan. Their children
Karl Olof Jan.9, 1889
Johan Adolf June 1, 1890
Ernst August April 26, 1893
Karl Antonius Lilja emigrated in 1893 to the USA, his wife and children followed in 1894.
This is all from a book called: Sveriges slaktregister, 1975,Forsa..I
was warned that there are some errors in this book, so the
records should be checked against town, etc records. (I have
found that records agree with Emmigration records I have found for Per
Erik Glans and his second wife Carin Carsldotter ,daughter of KArl Lax
(1880 from Stockholm to NYC)
Margret Glans's father was Pehr Erik Glans (born Soderlund) who was
probably my great grandfather (Peter Glantz in America) Glantz/Glans means
shining, lustre and is a name taken by a soldier. I have found all kinds
of connections..between Per Erik's story and my Peter Glantz of MEriden,
Ct. story.
A very nice genealogist from Sweden gave me this info about Per Erik and his children. Now I am trying to trace them to the USA and I have discovered that there are lots of people with the name Lilja! Several children from his 2 marriages and his second wifes 2 marriages, survived and came to the USA. I am trying to unravel all the names.
My Peter(Per Erik Glans I believe) travelled from NYC to Meriden Ct....stopping in Port Chester. I have a feeling that he had family members over here when he arrived in 1880. If I can track his progress through NYC to Meriden, I will have completed his travels...I think the Lilja family might be the link....
Do you recognize any of these Lilja family names? Thanks so much for any info you may have.
Deb Glantz Hanna
rdbhanna@rcn.com
deborah.hanna@uconn.edu
Looking for information about the CLERWATER family. Big Flats,Chemung County. Only knowledge is from photo of cemetery. Headstones almost unreadable. Church or school building in background. Believe names are Zachariah CLERWATER on the right. Malvina in the middle and William on the left. Any other information such as wedding date, Malvina's mother's name and CLERWATER history in general would be appreciated. Also any STEWART history.
Sincerely, Nancy Schwantes.
email address lnschwantes@powerweb.net
BREESE, THORN, BENNETT, MOORE, GILDERSLEEVE. My line is through John & Hannah (GILDERSLEEVE) BREESE who were some of the first settlers in Horseheads, Chemung Co., NY. My g-grandmother was Sarah Jane Thorn, who I believe was the niece of John & Ann CARPENTER THORN, also of Horseheads. I have connections through my Breese and Thorn lines to many families in Horseheads and other towns in Chemung Co (Elmira, Breesport, etc.) Some of the women in my family tree were Deborah BENNETT and Mary Ann MOORE. Deborah was the daughter of Abraham and Jerusha (WANZER) BENNETT, and her brother was Comfort BENNETT who lived in Big Flats, Chemung Co., NY. I know very little about Mary Ann MOORE's ancestors and would very much like to learn more. It is believed that her father may have been named Elisha MOORE.
Kari Northup
KNorthup@home.com
BROWN. ARCH. My computer crashed and I lost the e mail addresses to the relatives of Arch Brown's in the Elmira area. Are Mildred and Jerry still with us? E mail me, I have further information on Arch's father James from England.
Thanks, Mary Lou Bordwell
mlbordwell@odyssey.net
Any information on George GERARD d;1944 who married Helen "Nellie" DEEGAN
d;1938. Buried in Elmira, NY in
Woodlawn Cemetery. Had one daughter that I know of Vivian GERARD
KENLY.
Thank you, Sharon D'Andrea
sda4nc@aol.com
Any information on Fred BANZHAF b;1871 d;1945 who married Mary GERARD,
BAUER. They are buried in Woodlawn
Cemetery.
Thank You, Sharon D'Andrea
sda4nc@aol.com
I would like to exchange info with anyone researching BOGART, VAN DER
BOGART, POTTER, MCGOWAN families. I am researching Ellen Jane Bogart,
daughter of James Minor & Phoebe MCGOWAN (VAN DER) BOGART. Ellen
was
born May 22, 1856 in Van Etten, married Philander Potter who was born
Feb. 4, 1857 in Big Flats. Both died in Waterloo, New York.
Nancy Tweedie
CORNELL, David. I am seeking information on my gggrandfather, David CORNELL. The 1850 census shows a David in Chemung and a David in Elmira. I do know that David went west in about 1853. He was born July 21, 1818 in Steuben County, NY. He arrived in Ogle County Illinois, and I have records from thence forward. I would, however, like to know who his parents were, and if he had a wife in New York. He married Elizabeth Hopwood in Illinois in 1855. He was 37 years old at this time which is rather old for a first marriage in those days. I am thinking that perhaps his wife died, and he then went to Illinois. I have reports that he went west with a Daniel Cornell. I am told that Daniel was the younger brother of Ezra Cornell. If anyone could fill the gap between 1818 and 1850 for me, I would be most grateful.
Marna Carr Polhill
mcpolhill@carolina.rr.com
I'm looking for ANY info on the HANRAHAN'S of Sutton St.(I think) in Elmira. Patrick(1850-1919) came to the US aprox. 1870's. His wife Ellen(NUGENT1858-1946) was a parishioner of St. Mary's. They had 8 children Mary Mae(1889-1918), James S(1880-1917), Patrick W(1886-1916), Thomas S(1886-1943), Michael S, Francis, John(settled in Rochester, NY), Joseph. I think some of them are buried in SS Peter & Paul & some at St Bridgette's in Bloomfield, NY.
Thank you in advance. Tom Hanrahan
REED, Thomas, b. 02 April 1912, d. Feb. 1977 Erin, Chemung Co.'
Requesting a look up of his obituary or identification of his parents
names or place of birth. I am searching for a son of Lee and Sadie Baker
Reed, b. April 2, 1912 Cyclone, McKean Co. Pa. and the descendants of the
son.
Marilyn Canfield
mlcan@worldnet.att.net
Thomas BUCK, d. abt 1822, resident of Big Flats. His wife, Deborah remarried
someone named McConnell or McDonald. His children included Eliza, Smith,
Lockwood, Silas, Thomas, Harriet, and Jerome.
His executors included Asahel BUCK of Chemung, Eleazer Owen of Chemung,
and Charles Fry of Big Flats.
Does anyone have information on this individual and his family? I've
been researching my BALDWINs and keep running across the BUCK family. Not
seen
anything on the site about this family, but am hoping perhaps someone
is out there researching and not had time to contribute info. Thanks in
advance for
any assistance,
Joyce [Sorry, no surname signed]
Raleigh, NC
I would appreciate a lookup in the 1850 Chemung County Census, Cayuta Township, John BARTLETT, Page 156 and L. D. BARTLETT, Page 275 Elmira Township. Thank you.
Kim Waller
kwaller@frontiernet.net
I am looking for information about the ROWE family who lived in Town
of Veteran or Catlin - in or near Millport - and their descendants.
Earliest
info I have is from the 1860 census, which shows Harmon C. ROWE, age
50, with his two children Abram ROWE, age 13 and Sarah ROWE, age 18.
They were all born in NY. Harmon was married to Helen COLEPAUGH,
although she is not listed on the 1860 census. Does anyone know where
this family lived in 1850? Abram married Catherine Charlotte BARBER
and settled in Millport. I don't know what happened to Sarah.
My grandfather was Abram's son, (Josiah) Asa ROWE. I will be pleased
to share the info I have about the family.
Pat Stone
Looking for information on my gggrandfather, Truman A. Chesebro, who
was born in Madison County, NY, but enlisted in the Army in Elmira, NY.
He
was a Private in Matt'y A, 1 Reg't N.Y. Light Art'y and appears onBatt'y
Muster-out Roll, dated Elmira, NY, Jund 28, 1885.
I have copies of these papers. I have not been able to find any information
on this regiment. Thank-you for any help you can give me.
Judy Hall
llah@ncweb.com
I am looking for information about Barton Austin 1790, possible children Barton J Austin 1813 and Alvira Austin 1811. Thanks
YGCraig
witnwhimsy2@aol.com
I am looking for information on Parker's from Chemung County.
Aaron Parker was born around 1812 in Big Flats, Chemung, NY. He married
Phebe Russell
Frye 21 Oct 1838. She was also born in Big Flats, on 21 Jul 1816.
Her parents were Charles Fredric Frye and Matilda Buck.
Candi Nicholls
Trying to locate information on Abraham and Hannah. I do know of one son, James Richmond Brewer who married Phoebe Elizabeth Cooper in Southport on Oct 8, 1846. I have from James on down but would like to find his parents records or any of his brothers and sisters. This family did move to MI around 1854 and lived for the rest of their time in Genessee Co. MI. Anyone with any ideas please e-mail me zirconcarnelian2@aol.com Thanks Lori [Sorry, no surname signed]
Seeking death date and parents of great great grandmother. 1855 NY state census lists her as C. M. BUCK, born c 1834 in Cayuga County NY. Her oldest son, George Llewellyn "Jake" Buck was born 1853 so I estimate her marriage date as 1851-2. Public record for second son, Parmer (Palmer) Ensign (Eugene) Buck, born 13 Feb 1855, indicates he lived in Elmira for 4 years. By 1860 the husband, Sylvanus Buck (1829-1904) was remarried and living in Michigan with new wife and oldest child. Thus my guess that she died somewhere between 1855 and 1859, giving Sylvanus time to move to Ohio, marry, and move to Michigan.
My grandmother said her name was Hannah Jane AMMICH (AUMACK, OMIC). The census record indicates she was C. M, (or perhaps H. M.-haven't seen this census myself). On 3 of Parmer's marriage records she is called Mariah Omic, Maria Omic, and Almira Omic.
So I am looking for a death record, cemetery transcription (or lookup-thanks!) for a Hannah Jane Buck, H. M. Buck, C. M. Buck, Maria(h) or Almira Buck between 1855-1860. Any help gratefully accepted! Thanks.
