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| A postcard bought on Ellis Island just before my Mom's brother (Martin Hasner) was to be sent to France in the First World War - and war ended before he left. This postcard is embroidery done on a mesh background. 1896 Brownville School picture Alvin Hasner - oldest son of George and Cora Hasner end of first row. Researching My Maternal Ancestors - The Hosners (Hasners) http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~twigs2000/hasneranniversary.htmlThe Eddy Family of Theresa My gr. grandparents, Archibald and Minerva Sweet Hasner's oldest daughter was Mary. Mary married Milon Eddy - this page is about their family. CONKLIN A family who adopted my father A research report of the Herkimer County (NY) family The Contents of Conklin Family Scrapbook Conklin Murder in 19th Century Jefferson County, N. Y. SWEET Critique of An Unpublished Sweet Family History - PUTNAM Pursuing my John Putnam - Miscellaneous Reports Fragments of Putnam Family Research A photo of my great-grandfather, Alvin Putnam, appears http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ny/county/jefferson/ppp/putnamalvin.jpg Mark Wentling's Pioneer Portaits' site on-line. Alvin was born in 1835 and died in 1862, leaving Alida (Lingenfelter), his wife, and two daughters, Prudence and Cora Putnam, Cora being my grandmother who married George Hasner. A photo of my 2nd great-grandfather's brother, Asa Putnam (b. ca 1801 - d. ca. 1884) If researching Asa's family, please check out this biography of Ephriam Warren Wheeler More Early Research on the Putnam Family LINGENFELTER-SCHOONMAKER A 5-generation photo which includes my great-grandmother, Alida Lingenfelter Putnam Harter, and my 2nd great-grandmother, Elizabeth Padgett Lingenfelter (known to the family as "Lady Padgett." Photo probably taken around 1908.In Pursuit of the Schoonmaker Family PADGETT-VAN BUREN The Padgetts of Chenango County, N. Y. Three photos of gravestones in the Brooksbank Cemetery, near Oxford, Chenango, County, N. Y. These photos are of the gravestones of Elizabeth Van Buren Padgett and her husband and James Padgett. Also, the Gibson monument is that of one of James' cousins - I have presented it here so that you may get a glimpse of the ruralness of the old cemetery where there are few stones remaining. This is a very hard-to-locate cemetery just outside Oxford. James Padgett, father of Mrs. Conrad Lingenfelter, Elizabeth Sarah VanBuren Padgett, mother of Mrs. Conrad Lingenfelter, and the Gibson monument.A L L E N Information on my Allen connection may be found on my database. Very few photos exist for my Allen family; however, because many of the descendants of Elijah and Persis Houghton Allen moved to the State of Kansas, I have been sent many photos of their descendants. My great-great grandmother, Prudence Allen Putnam (b. 1802), had a brother Thaddeus Houghton Allen, and it is he who is the ancestor of many descendants living throughout the country, particularly in Michigan and Kansas. His photo appears on Mark Wentling's Pioneer Portraits Site The following are pictures sent to me by Patti Unruh of Sedgwick, KS - remember to use the database clickable above to learn more about those photographed: Photo of Amasa Allen and his wife, Rhoda Quiett Allen. Amasa was the son of Thaddeus and Mary Ann Otis Allen, who were married in Jefferson County, N. Y., then went to Ontario, Canada, Michigan, and ultimately to Sedgwick, KS, where many of the Allen descendants now live. Photo of nine of the children of Amasa and Rhoda Quiett Allen. A letter written by Amasa Nelson Allen about his move from Michigan to Sedgwick, KS. Photo of Elvira Allen Roberts at an early age. A photo of two children - photos sent to me by Patti Unruh. THIS LINK ISN'T WORKING (1/11/08) WALLACE-CHASE The Elias Chase Family - An Ellisburgh's Trek to Salt Lake City
FYFFE-BELL The Fyffe's of Scotland (Dundee area) Emma Stanley Bell - My Paternal GrandmotherMy father's biological mother - Emma Stanley Bell Grandpa Bell - My Dad's biological father My Grandmother Emma Stanley Bell and two of her three sisters: Eliza and Sarah Stanley OUR NEW GENERATIONS Nephew, Scott A. Van Camp authored two recent books, sent me one, and included in the preface is the following: "My name is Scott Van Camp and by reading my book you have made my dream come true! "I am an artist and therapist who has worked with children and their families for 14 years. During my career I have worked in treatment centers, as a crisis worker, and as a family therapist. These positions have allowed me to see the impact of intense triumph and tragedy on the lives of children and to further nurture my deep compassion for their experiences. "Thank you for your support. I would be honored for you to read my upcoming additional books: "My Amazing Dream Journey - A boy chooses to turn his fearful dreams into whimsical adventures. "The Wonderbug- The Wonderbug learns to overcome sadness through curiosity and her connection with others in this touching tale of transformation. "Peggy's Search for a Whole- The story of Peggy's search to fit in and how she finds wholeness."Good Luck, Scott. We're all very proud of you. (by Aunt Shirley) Mud Puddle vs. The Beach - siteowner's daughters in 1963 - in the Conklin farm driveway. Shirley in the Woodpile - that's siteowner (Shirley) about age 6. Dad and I shovelling out after a January, 1963, snowstorm! My brother, Rolly Conklin, b. 4-23-1930 - d. 4-13-2005. Return to My GenealogyReturn to Shirley Farone's Homepage |
"In Days of Yore" (Recollections of Theresa's Early Days)
