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The Lounsbury Tree Family Newsletter #34 Fall 2000 Jim Jurista - Editor Welcome! Wow! Fall Is Already Gone and Here I Am Pulling Together the Next Issue of the Tree Lounsbury Tree #34 Fall 2000 Page 1 of 16 The Lounsbury Tree Family Newsletter #34 Fall 2000 Jim Jurista - Editor Welcome! Wow! Fall is already gone and here I am pulling together the next issue of the Tree. To all of you who have written, again I say thank you for your contributions, your warmth, and your passion for our family. I am sorry that I can’t respond to each of you individually. This has been a very busy year for Aimee, Lydia, and me. As I wrote in the Spring issue, I’ve struck out on my own as an independent business and technology consultant. I’ve been living in New Brunswick, New Jersey during the week and returning home for weekends. This has made it exceedingly difficult to get personal and genealogical work done – including this newsletter – and we’ve decided that after this contract is over in April 2001 we’ll stay local to upstate New York no matter what. Lounsbury Tree #34 Fall 2000 Page 2 of 16 Lydia, our daughter, is now one and a half years old and a complete joy. She is walking, talking, and even starting to think the word “no” is very funny. She absolutely loves looking at family pictures; my guess is she’ll end up with Daddy’s genealogy bug eventually. For now we’re simply happy to have her as one of the leaves of the family tree! I can’t let the opportunity pass to say something about the American election. As I finish up this issue, Al Gore has conceded the presidential race to George W. Bush. Regardless of your politics, I’m sure you’ll agree with me that this was a messy, unfortunate way to put America’s leader into office. I fear that the repercussions will last for years. May both parties prove me wrong! I hope the holidays find everyone well and fully able to enjoy them. See you in the spring. Subscribing to The “L” Tree Subscriptions to the Tree are $4 for United States residents and $5 (in U.S. funds) for Canadians. For that price, which covers materials and postage costs, you will receive two issues (one full year) of the Tree. Also, the full text of all issues since #30 (Fall 1998) is available on the Internet free of charge. See below for more information. If you received this copy of the Tree in the mail, you will notice a date on the address label. This is the expiration date of your current subscription. Canadian Readers: I have difficulty cashing Canada Post money orders here in the U.S.A.; if you can send a check instead please do. If not, write to me and we can work something out, I'm sure. To subscribe, please send a check made out to me (Jim Jurista) at the following address: The Lounsbury Tree 3905 East Rd Cazenovia, NY 13035-9476 “L” Tree On-Line Many of the readers of the Tree have access to home computers or to shared computers at libraries or schools. If you’re in this group, you’ll be happy to know that you can explore more family information on the Internet. Just point your web software to: http://www.dreamscape.com/jurista/Lounsbery Here you’ll find information about reunions, genealogy resources, research assistance, and discussion groups. It’s easy to use and fun; give it a try today! If you'd like to reach the Tree by email, please write to [email protected]; you can reach the editor personally at [email protected]. We receive frequent family history queries via e-mail, and most researchers willingly share their findings with others, so it’s likely you’ll get quick help by contacting us this way. Many queries that get submitted via e-mail or on the Web site end up in the Queries feature in each issue of the Tree. So your e-mail makes it to the “real” world as well. If you have any questions about the technology or about how to use the Net for L family research, please don’t hesitate to contact the editor at your convenience via e-mail or traditional postal mail. Lounsbury Tree #34 Fall 2000 Page 3 of 16 From The Mailbag Much “L” correspondence comes to me via the Internet. If you have Internet access, please respond to these letters via electronic mail. If you do not have such access, and no postal address is provided, please respond to me directly: Jim Jurista – The Lounsbury Tree 3905 East Rd Cazenovia, NY 13035-9476 I will ensure that your response is forwarded appropriate ly. Email: [email protected] April 26, 2000 from Nancy O'Brien I've just started doing my husband's family tree. I've May 17, 2000 from Teri Lyons never done this before and I find it so over whelming. I spend HOURS on the internet doing searches. The I am researching my husband's family tree. Looking branhces just seem to go on and on. When doing for information regarding the branch of the family tree searches I find dates to always seem be right. But if including Benjamin Franklin LOUNSBURY who somebody has information on Elizabeth PENNOYER married Clara WOODHULL. They lived in and Richard LOUNSBURY - Their parents and before Wahpeton, ND during in the late 1800's. Benjamin's and anything after would be greatly appreciated. I father was George Washington Lounsbury who started off doing the PROSSER and PETRIE family supposedly owned land in White Plains, NY. Can tree and it has taken me way back to these other anyone give me further information? branches. [email protected] Nancy O’Brien 3149 Cottage Clay Road Missisauga, Ontario May 7, 2000 from John V. Murphy Canada L5B 4J2 Email: [email protected] [Researching] Charles LOUNSBERY and Loretta GILLETTE. Were Charles and Loretta ever divorced; May 7, 2000 from Geraldine Ryerson Kanner did Charles ever know that he had a daughter? She was born 10 July 1921 in Buffalo, NY. 1212 Modoc Ave Seeking information on the following – Norfolk, VA 23503 · Silas Lounsberry and Annjenete Brown -he Email: [email protected] was born Greenwich,CT 1814 a Dentist. · Lewellen Smith Lounsberry born in North June 13, 2000 from Stan Gray Castle,NY in 1838. I understand there are Gray/Lounsbury connections in · William Lounsberry born 1868 moved from NB, can anyone help me with these, and info. New York to Kingston married an Ella A. Email: [email protected] Anyone with information on this famly please E-mail me. June 20, 2000 from Brenda Lewis Email: [email protected] Searching for family info probably in the NY/NJ area. May 11, 2000 from Jennifer Fiorillo I have a UNKNOWN LOUNSBERRY who married a Lydia (1900-1985) They had 4 children together: Looking for descendents of Joseph LAINSBURY and 1. GRACE ELEANOR LOUNSBERY (d.1972) Caroline BRUCEWATER who were married in Grace married George LEWIS & Richard London in 1844 and then immigrated to Canada. Lounsbury Tree #34 Fall 2000 Page 4 of 16 BARNES. Grace & George Lewis had four Daniel 57, Phebe/Phoebe 47, Edward 19, children David (my father), George, Phyllis & Hermon 16, Caroline 16, Sarah 11, Phebe 7, John; Daniel 5. 2. ELWOOD J. LOUNSBERRY (1920-1972) All the children except Phebe and Daniel are listed as Elwood married Delores. They had four born in New York. children: Cathy, Carol, Larry & Elwood; Daniel's wife Phebe is believed to be Phebe NIFFEN. 3. CHARLES E. LOUNSBERY(1923-1977) He Can anyone shed any more light on this family for me? died in Philadelphia PA. Married Anna Mae Email: [email protected] had 3 children; [Editor’s note: Has anyone else ever seen the spelling 4. WILLIAM F. LOUNSBERY(1928-1992) He “Lawnsberry”? Something to look for on those census forms!] married Lorna. Any further info has on this side of my family would July 31, 2000 from Kaye Sanchez be greatly appreciated. Please email me directly. Email: [email protected] Searching for parents of John Harvey LOUNSBERRY b. 01 Oct 1855 Galena, OH m. Roxie Fuller DANSKIN daughter of George D. June 25, 2000 from Mike Leahy DANSKIN & Mary MCNEIL on 28 Jun 1877 Colo, Story Co. IA. Interested in the genealogical line from Richard Email: [email protected] LOUNSBURY of Rye, NY (circa 1660) to me through my great-grandfather Jesse Lounsbury. Email: [email protected] August 8, 2000 from Carol Black-Rossow I am searching for information on ELINOR June 26, 2000 from James I. Heard LOUNSBURY born abt 1812 in Canada. She married MILAN G. GOSS, son of Dr. SIMEON H. GOSS and Place of birth, marriage and death of [?] Van CYNTHIA SMITH GOSS. Elinor and Milan and their Wagenen. She was wife of Richard Lounsbery of children migrated to Winneshiek Co., Iowa (later Stone Ridge, Ulster County, New York. Howard Co.) by 1860. Any information on this family Email: [email protected] and Elinor's parents will be greatly appreciated. Email: [email protected] July 21, 2000 from James E. Campbell August 14, 2000 from Robert H. Durham I would like to correspond with anyone who knows of a LOUNSBURY-PURDY [Any spellings] Are Lounsburys and Loundsburys in the same family connection... Possibly a marriage c1790 in structure? I am just guessing about the name from oral Westchester County NY, Orange County, NY, Nova tradition. What is the ethnic background of the Scotia, New Brunswick, or Quebec. family? Also any information on a Epenetus LOUNSBURY My understanding is that my is that my gg or ggg who was in Courtlandt Town, Westerchester County, grandmother was a daughter of Benjamin NY in 1790, In Orange County, NY in 180O, and who LOUNSBERRY (Lounsbury, Loundsbury) born in died in Sullivan County, NY.
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