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| Wed, 10 Feb 1999 08:09:30 -0500 "William H. McNitt" <william.mcnitt@fordlib.nara.gov> Charles, Besides proximity, one of the reasons you may believe that your Elizabeth belongs to the Salem, NY branch of the family is because so little is known of the daughters in that family. I don't have any proven daughters of Alexander McNitt/McNutt and his wife Elizabeth of Salem, but do have the following three who might be daughters: 1. Margaret m. 24 Sept 1778 to James Bolton 2. Elizabeth (1761-1835) m. William Rogers 3. Sarah m. 10 August 1786 to Alexander Bolton Obviously, if the Elizabeth who married William Rogers really was a daughter of Alexander and Elizabeth that would make it extremely unlikely that your Elizabeth fits into this family. William Rogers was the brother of Mary Rogers who married Alexander and Elizabeth's son Daniel. One source says that William Rogers married a daughter of Daniel, but given her age she could not have been a daughter but might have been a sister. Bill McNitt ______________ March 1, 1999 Received a letter some time ago from historian in Salem, New York. Some information on McNitt/McNutt. It seems that Captain Alexander McNitt in Salen 1720-1817 might be a candidate for father, his wife was Elizabeth. Also could be one of Alexander's sons being the father: John, Andrew, David, John. Some others listed as in file. Inquiry sent to historian re wills. Will also post to McNutt site. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Surnames listed McNitt, McNutt, McNill ___________________ Wed, 10 Feb 1999 08:09:30 -0500 "William H. McNitt" <william.mcnitt@fordlib.nara.gov> Charles, Besides proximity, one of the reasons you may believe that your Elizabeth belongs to the Salem, NY branch of the family is because so little is known of the daughters in that family. I don't have any proven daughters of Alexander McNitt/McNutt and his wife Elizabeth of Salem, but do have the following three who might be daughters: 1. Margaret m. 24 Sept 1778 to James Bolton 2. Elizabeth (1761-1835) m. William Rogers 3. Sarah m. 10 August 1786 to Alexander Bolton Obviously, if the Elizabeth who married William Rogers really was a daughter of Alexander and Elizabeth that would make it extremely unlikely that your Elizabeth fits into this family. William Rogers was the brother of Mary Rogers who married Alexander and Elizabeth's son Daniel. One source says that William Rogers married a daughter of Daniel, but given her age she could not have been a daughter but might have been a sister. Bill McNitt ______________ March 1, 1999 Received a letter some time ago from historian in Salem, New York. Some information on McNitt/McNutt. It seems that Captain Alexander McNitt in Salen 1720-1817 might be a candidate for father, his wife was Elizabeth. Also could be one of Alexander's sons being the father: John, Andrew, David, John. Some others listed as in file. Inquiry sent to historian re wills. Will also post to McNutt site. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| DEATH RECORDS OF THE COLUMBIA REFORMED CHURCH TOWN OF COLUMBIA HERKIMER COUNTY, N.Y. CHESTNEY, John, D. 10-7-1838, 83 yr. CHESTNEY, Elizabeth, D. 12-1-1864, 70 yr. CHESTNEY, Jane, D. 12-29-1814, 87 yr., Hus. Alexander T.O. Chestney in Civil War ______________________________ Father may be Alexander Chestney, From mom, moved from England to Ireland temporarily? Per Ancestry.com database, one Kattrin Chestney listed, d. bef 3 nov 1625 in Martham Norfolkshire England _____________ Not sure if the same William Chestney, but pretty sure: Tue, 26 Jan 1999 16:20:59 -0500 "Rogers B. Finch" <ka2hsu@juno.com> The roll of Colonel Philip P Schuyler's Regiment can be found on pages 86-88 of "New York in the Revolution as Colony and State" by James A. Roberts, Comptroller,(Albany: 1897). I read somewhere recently that this book is being republished. William Chestney is listed as an Enlisted man. The Captain's name was given as Levinis Lansingh. The original documents from which Roberts obtained in his information may be in the State Archives in Albany. Roberts copied some if not all that were available and placed them with the (then) War Department in Washington. These are probably the same ones you quoted in your query. Rogers Rogers B. Finch 12 Sherwood Road Little Silver NJ 07739-1309 e-mail: ka2hsu@juno.com ______________________ Mon, 1 Feb 1999 12:10:21, -0500 XRWP46A@prodigy.com (MR ROBERT W DESIO) Contact Richard Beresford at the Saratoga National Hoistorical Park ______________________ Sun, 7 Feb 1999 20:47:13 -0500 "Nancy J. Curran" <nancycurran@juno.com> >Could you please check your references to see if any CHESTNEY/CHESNEY or McCHESNEY entries are in the Ship Passenger Lists. Sorry, but neither is listed in the book's index. >Where might I get a copy of this reference? I bought it at a conference a few years ago. The address of the author/compiler at the time was Carl Boyer 3rd, P.O. Box 333, Newhall, Cal., 91322. I'd think that Genealogical Publishing Co. or one of the other genealogy dealers would have it, though. I have seen the McChesney surname around here, by the way. Nancy Johnsen Curran The Continuum 1868 Eastern Parkway Schenectady NY 12309-6124 nancycurran@juno.com or nancycurran@prodigy.com _______________ March 1, 1999 Received a letter some time ago from historian in Salem, New York. No real information on Chestney or Chesney. Except John McChesney in Hebron 1790 census. March 1, 1999 Received letter from Albany County Hall of Record, Albany County Clerk dated February 2, 1999. - no listings in indexes to wills from 1780 and Letters of Administration from 1794 - no listings in History of Albany County 1609 to 1886 and Hudson- Mohawk Genealogical. - some listings in Annals of Albany for supposed brother James (which gives some indication of date of birth ie 1750s) as well as in indexes to Grantor and Index to Grantee for James and a John I wife Christina (James' son?) no follow up planned ___________________ From letter 26 OCt 1998 Harry Chesney The name CHESNEY has its origins in Normandy (France) and translates as by or near an Oak grove. The first CHESNEY ancestor recorded in this Country was Radulphus (or Ralph) de Caisned who in 1086 held land, in Norfolk amd Sussex, as an undertenant of William de Warenne. de Waranne is know to have been at the Battle of Hastings (1066), and it is quite possible that Ralph was there also. Almost a Century later Robert de Chesney was the 4th Bishop of Lincoln. Many of our family lines can be traced back to Norfolk. CHESTENEY listed as name variant. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Subject: Re: PML Search Result matching CHESTNEY or chesney Date: Mon, 6 Mar 2000 14:34:24 -0000 From: "Stephen Longhorn" <s.longhorn@virgin.net> To: "Charles Mudd" <muddhaven@earthlink.net> Hi Charles, If you would like to send me some details I will see if they match with what I have at present. The only problem I have with my Chestney`s at present is my Grandfather:- I am unable to find a birth, marriage or death certificate for him although I know where he died at. I am at present still waiting for more info as to why I cannot obtain these certificates. Any details or help you can provided with be most valuable to me. Thanks Steve _______________________________ Subject: Re: CHESTNEY family Date: Thu, 1 Jun 2000 14:29:27 -0400 From: "Herkimer Cty Historical Soc" <hchs@mvip.net> To: "Charles Mudd" <muddhaven@earthlink.net> I honestly don't feel there is information here oon the named Chestney. The places I've checked in the previous e-mail didn't show that name at all. The only places left to check are county histories and town histories, Wills and Letters of Administration. Susan R. Perkins Herkimer County Historical Society hchs@mvip.net ----- Original Message ----- From: Charles Mudd <muddhaven@earthlink.net> To: Herkimer Cty Historical Soc <hchs@mvip.net> Sent: Wednesday, May 31, 2000 11:56 PM Subject: Re: CHESTNEY family _______________________ Subject: Re: CHESTNEY family Date: Thu, 25 May 2000 08:38:51 -0400 From: "Herkimer Cty Historical Soc" <hchs@mvip.net> To: "Charles Mudd" <muddhaven@earthlink.net> Dear Charles: The cemetery records were checked and we have the same information you do. The name Chestney is not in our family files, newspaper marriages or obituaries and the census records. You may want to contact the Town of Columbia, Town Historian, Doris O. Huxtable, 597 Millers Mills Road, West Winfield, NY 13491 (315) 822-5281. IF you still want us to check further send the $30.00 for up to 3 hours of research to the Herkimer County Historical Society, 400 North Main Street, Herkimer, NY 13350. Susan R. Perkins Herkimer County Historical Society hchs@mvip.net ----- Original Message ----- From: Charles Mudd <muddhaven@earthlink.net> To: <hchs@mvip.net> Sent: Tuesday, May 23, 2000 2:15 PM Subject: CHESTNEY family > Recently I learned that three Chestney family members were buried at the > COLUMBIA REFORMED CHURCH, TOWN OF COLUMBIA, HERKIMER COUNTY, N.Y. These > specific listings are: > > CHESTNEY, John, D. 10-7-1838, 83 yr. > CHESTNEY, Elizabeth, D. 12-1-1864, 70 yr. > CHESTNEY, Jane, D. 12-29-1814, 87 yr., Hus. Alexander > > I would like to engage your research services of up to 3 hours for $30. > Particularly, are there any family histories? Would I be so lucky as to > have there be obituaries? Your help would be most appreciated. _____________________________ DEATH RECORDS OF THE COLUMBIA REFORMED CHURCH TOWN OF COLUMBIA HERKIMER COUNTY, N.Y. CHESTNEY, John, D. 10-7-1838, 83 yr. CHESTNEY, Elizabeth, D. 12-1-1864, 70 yr. CHESTNEY, Jane, D. 12-29-1814, 87 yr., Hus. Alexander T.O. Chestney in Civil War ______________________________ Father may be Alexander Chestney, From mom, moved from England to Ireland temporarily? Per Ancestry.com database, one Kattrin Chestney listed, d. bef 3 nov 1625 in Martham Norfolkshire England _____________ Not sure if the same William Chestney, but pretty sure: Tue, 26 Jan 1999 16:20:59 -0500 "Rogers B. Finch" <ka2hsu@juno.com> The roll of Colonel Philip P Schuyler's Regiment can be found on pages 86-88 of "New York in the Revolution as Colony and State" by James A. Roberts, Comptroller,(Albany: 1897). I read somewhere recently that this book is being republished. William Chestney is listed as an Enlisted man. The Captain's name was given as Levinis Lansingh. The original documents from which Roberts obtained in his information may be in the State Archives in Albany. Roberts copied some if not all that were available and placed them with the (then) War Department in Washington. These are probably the same ones you quoted in your query. Rogers Rogers B. Finch 12 Sherwood Road Little Silver NJ 07739-1309 e-mail: ka2hsu@juno.com ______________________ Mon, 1 Feb 1999 12:10:21, -0500 XRWP46A@prodigy.com (MR ROBERT W DESIO) Contact Richard Beresford at the Saratoga National Hoistorical Park ______________________ Sun, 7 Feb 1999 20:47:13 -0500 "Nancy J. Curran" <nancycurran@juno.com> >Could you please check your references to see if any CHESTNEY/CHESNEY or McCHESNEY entries are in the Ship Passenger Lists. Sorry, but neither is listed in the book's index. >Where might I get a copy of this reference? I bought it at a conference a few years ago. The address of the author/compiler at the time was Carl Boyer 3rd, P.O. Box 333, Newhall, Cal., 91322. I'd think that Genealogical Publishing Co. or one of the other genealogy dealers would have it, though. I have seen the McChesney surname around here, by the way. Nancy Johnsen Curran The Continuum 1868 Eastern Parkway Schenectady NY 12309-6124 nancycurran@juno.com or nancycurran@prodigy.com _______________ March 1, 1999 Received a letter some time ago from historian in Salem, New York. No real information on Chestney or Chesney. Except John McChesney in Hebron 1790 census. March 1, 1999 Received letter from Albany County Hall of Record, Albany County Clerk dated February 2, 1999. - no listings in indexes to wills from 1780 and Letters of Administration from 1794 - no listings in History of Albany County 1609 to 1886 and Hudson- Mohawk Genealogical. - some listings in Annals of Albany for supposed brother James (which gives some indication of date of birth ie 1750s) as well as in indexes to Grantor and Index to Grantee for James and a John I wife Christina (James' son?) no follow up planned ___________________ From letter 26 OCt 1998 Harry Chesney The name CHESNEY has its origins in Normandy (France) and translates as by or near an Oak grove. The first CHESNEY ancestor recorded in this Country was Radulphus (or Ralph) de Caisned who in 1086 held land, in Norfolk amd Sussex, as an undertenant of William de Warenne. de Waranne is know to have been at the Battle of Hastings (1066), and it is quite possible that Ralph was there also. Almost a Century later Robert de Chesney was the 4th Bishop of Lincoln. Many of our family lines can be traced back to Norfolk. CHESTENEY listed as name variant. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Who is William in 1820 Albany census? In Albany, per Albany County Clerk, No Chestney/Chesney in the following sources:237 Index to Wills Letters of Administration History of Albany County 169 to 1886 Hudson-Mohawk Genealogical Naturalizations 1827- (too late) Passenger lists 18220-1946 (too late) Is this the same William Chesney in the Watervliet census of 1790? If so, who are the other adult males over 16? FWM 16+, -16, FWF 280 McChesney Joseph 1 2 1 352 Chesney Alexander 3 - 3 364 Chesney William 4 1 2 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Hi Charles; Niskayuna is in Schenectady County, but is a township which borders Colonie which is Albany Co. Tom | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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