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Tag Archives: Darling/Huber
Photo Identification and David Swayze
Photo Identification – Is it really David Swayze? There are very few things in genealogical research as exciting as finding a photograph, painting, or drawing of an ancestor. I was researching David Swayze, one of my wife’s third great grandparents. … Continue reading
Tracing 19th Century Women & Sally Ann (?) Darling.
Tracing early 19th Century Women Tracing women in early 19th century history can often be a difficult process. Women often didn’t exist except in the context of their wifely status. Such is the case of Sally Ann (unknown) Darling. She … Continue reading
Posted in Darling
Tagged Abner Darling, Darling/Huber, Rufus Holton Darling, Sally Ann Darling
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The Search for Abner Darling (1780-1839)
The Search for Rufus H Darling’s father:Abner Darling Finding individuals before the 1850 Census is always problematic. I find the process to be an iterative process, that is to say, it is necessary to go through the same records several … Continue reading
Posted in Darling
Tagged Abner Darling, Darling/Huber, New York, Oneida County, Rufus Holton Darling
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Abstract & Will of Abner Darling (1780-1839)
Abstract & Will of Abner Darling (1780-1839) Amanuensis Monday Great-great grandfather Rufus Holton Darling’s father’s name was Abner and his mother’s name was Sally. Although I am not totally convinced, I am fairly certain that this “Record of Will” refers … Continue reading
Frank Huseman – 100 years-old today
Today is a great day to remember “Uncle” Frank Huseman; he would be 100 years old today if he were still living. He wasn’t really an uncle to my wife, rather he was the husband of a first cousin twice removed. … Continue reading
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Tagged Darling/Huber, Frank Huseman, Glenwood Cemetery, Katherine Lane
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