Wyoming County Genealogies and Stories


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Genealogies


1. The Mack Family Homepage surnames:Mack, McMahon, Minderler, and Louser, Also several allied family surnames: Boser, Dieteman,Forness, Herold, Homer, Klice, Klink, Nenno and Putt

2.Dutch Hollow Ancestors Surnames include: Bender, Deihl, Emerick, Gerhardt, Hallbauer, Heintz, Kilian, Kopp, Mapes, Merlau, Muth, Rothfuss, Schuessler, Stillinger, Smithley, Swyers (Schweyer), Yunker, Torge, Zittel and others


3.Sandra Porter's Descendants of Martin and Anna (Kalinowski) Szczepanski
My great-grandparents moved to Bennington (only) a hundred years ago, but many family members live in Wyoming and Genessee counties today. Allied families include Maciejewski, Klein, Sczepanski, and Graff.

4. Heintz and Hammond Families in Wyoming and Genesee counties. Many allied families.

5. Descendants of James Henry Guckian/Hackett and Catherine Hanley

6. The Ward Family

7. The Bliss Family


8. Sabin, Ellis, Stanton, Thayer, Whitney, Cheney


9. The Sherman Family

10. Richard Covell a Revolutionary War veteran and ancestors/descendants who were early settlers of Alexander/Brookville in approximately 1832. Would be willing to share. Please contact me at this address boudreau@genevaonline.com if you are interested.

11. Isaac Smith and his descendants

12. Frank Cheney and descendants

13. The Reddish Family - John H. Reddish came to Wyoming County c. 1806 from Somerset County, Maryland. This site includes the Reddish family in New York, along with allied families, friends and neighbors.

14. The Wiedrich Family

15. Heintz, Bannister and more

16. Descendants of Seymour M. Sherman

17. Johnson and Royce lines contact Diana Ayers - ayersjohnson@earthlink.net




Stories

1.Wesley Richard Bowen Harden


2.Where the New York settlers went when they tired of where they were at! ( a Lamb Family story)

3. "Bicentennial Bliss" - The story of ELEAZER BLISS


4. A Brief History of the Barber Family

Bibles

1. Lamb





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