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Note for: James H. Flack, 1791 - 23 Oct 1873 Index
Individual note: FLACK, Arthur Harold Of Claverack College (married 1882 Roberta Andrews of Hudson); Son of Alonzo of Claverack, born 1823, died 1885 (married 1852 Mary E. Johnson), graduate of Union College, principal of New York Conference Seminary at Charlotteville, New York, 1850-55, president of Claverack College, 1855-85; Son of James H. of Argyle, born 1790, died 1873 (married 1816 Jane Randle of Argyle);
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Note for: John Harsha, 1747 - 1831 Index
Individual note: Elder in Dr. Clark's church in Salem, and, later - in the Associate Presbyterian Chruch of South Argyle. Served in the American Militia during the Revolution.
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Note for: William Williamson, Mar 1804 - 7 Aug 1853 Index
Individual note: extrapolated birth date from gravestone info Cossayuna
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Note for: James Williamson, 1798 - Index
Individual note: in 1860 census, there is a 62 year old James who is a grocer living in Salem, NY, and a William W, also a grocer , 18 years old. (His son?)
Both born in England
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Note for: Jane , 1811 - 11 Apr 1865 Index
Individual note: thought she was Mary, but 1850 census calls her Jane - lived in Argyle
gravestone hard to read - died at 54 years - but year might be 1865 or 1853 - Cossayuna cemetery
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Note for: Esther Harsha, BEF. 1758 - Index
Individual note: Gabrielle,
I have just started an extensive search on the McEchrons of Queensbury. I did find some info on Peter McEachron and his wife Esther Harsha. He was born in Argyle NY in 1767 and she was born in Salem NY in 1778. His mother and father were John McEachron born 1740 in the Kakiate Patent in Orange county NY. His mother was Margaret Reid. It is said that his father John McEachron changed his name to McCarter and moved to New York City. (reason unknown} I have some further info if you are interested.
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Note for: Everett WILLIAMSON, 9 Mar 1860 - 23 Sep 1925 Index
Individual note: His wife gave Ruby Williamson's bridal shower in 1916
314 Williamson Etta J. Hebron,N.Y. Everett & Maggie M. Hebron # 11
Hebron,N.Y. July 31,1890 4y7m8d Epilepsy
1888 C264
1880 census says he works for Harvey Reynolds
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Note for: Frederick WILLIAMSON, 1862 - Index
Individual note: Grantee: WILLIAMSON, FRED & IMOGENE, LUCY J.
Grantor: COPELAND, THEODORE
Date: 30 Jan. 1902
Town: Hebron, Washington County, NY
Reference: B131P648
Comments: Cost: $235.00 Bounded as follows; Beginning in the center of the highway on the north east corner of said lot in range with the well, and ____feet west of the south west corner of the house occupied by William T. CONKEY, running southerly along said line ninety five feet; thence westerly along the wall thirty six feet to a stake and stones; thence northerly along the west side o of the houses to the center of the highway; thence along the center of the highway to the place of beginning; containing one-eighth of an acre, be the same more or less, together with the use of the aforementioned well, also the privilege of use of sufficient space adjoining the North west side of the house on said lot, to bank or repair said house. And being the same premises and lands occupied by John C. WILLIAMSON at the time of his decease, and described in a deed thereof from James DUNN to the said John C., bearing the date of March 6, 1854 and recorded Book 31 Page 507, and also described in a deed from W.J. WILLIAMSON and Everett WILLIAMSON recorded in Book 130 Page 28
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Note for: John McIntyre, - Index
Individual note: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nywashin/hebrondeeds.htm several mentions of John B. McIntyre
could this be him:
Grantee: BROWN, JONATHAN Grantor: ANDERSON, ABRAHAM Date: 21 Sept. 1847 Town: Hebron, Washington County, NY Reference: N/A Comments: This assignment starts in 1847 and is reassigned several times. The last date on it is a stamp from Washington County dated 2 Nov. 1888 Liber 105 of Deeds at page 382. As it is old and frail and once again the handwriting is eloquent but somewhat illegible I will offer the best that I can do. This article of agreement made & entered into this twenty first day of September in the year one thousand eight hundred and forty seven between Jonathan Brown, of the town of Hebron, county of Washington & state of New York, of the first part, and Abraham Anderson, of the town, county & state aforesaid, of the second part, witnesseth, that the said Jonathan Brown of the first part agrees, for the consideration hereafter to be mentioned, to give to the said Abraham Anderson, to his heirs, executors and assigns forever, the privilege of a road through the corner of the lot of land which the said Brown now owns and occupies, that is to say, a free & undisturbed passage of the said Abraham Anderson his heirs and executors, or assigns, from one lot to the other which separates lots corner respectively on the South East corner of the said Brown's lot: which road shall not extend more than two rods along the said Brown's South line, nor more than one rod along his East line. Which __?_ the said Jonathan Brown, of the first part, makes on the consideration that the said Abraham Anderson gives to him, his heirs, executors and assigns forever, the undisturbed use of a spring on the said Anderson's lot near the line south of said Brown's house. And This privilege of access to the spring shall be as follows: The said Brown shall have the __ use, not only of the spring, but of a piece of ground described as follows; beginning on the line which divides the premises of the said parties running south twenty four feet from the said line on the west side of the spring, & thence a north easterly course three rods to the side dividing line between said lots. The said Anderson, nevertheless, reserving to himself, heirs, executors & assigns the use of said spring. And the said Anderson of the second part hereby agrees to give the said Brown, his heirs, executors & assigns the above described use of said spring in consideration of the above described part of the road by said Brown. In Witness whereof we, the above described parties have hereunto interchangeably set our hands and seals the day & date above written. Witnesses Mary Steele & Helen Ashton. (Mary Steele is, as shown in a later deed sometimes referred to as Reid) 21 Sept. 1863 I certify that on the 21st day of Sept. 1863, before me appeared, Mary Reid known to me to be the same individual who signed her name Mary Steele as a witness to the signing of the above agreement and acknowledged that she witnessed the same. Signed John M. Rea, Justice of the Peace. 31 day of March 1854 The property was transferred to William Maxwell for the amount of $1.00 Signed Jonathan Brown, Witness; George Ashley 25th day of March A.D. 1864 I certify that on the 25th day of March A.D. 1864 before me appeared George Ashley known to me as a the same person who signed his name as a subscribing witness to the signature of Jonathan ?_ Brown to William Maxwell on in the within assignment and acknowledged that he witnessed the same. John M. Rea, Justice of the Peace 27th day of March A.D. 1858 In consideration of the sum of one Dollar to me in hand paid by John B. McIntyre of Argyle, Washington County and State of New York the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, I do hereby transfer assign and set over to the said John B. McIntyre his heirs and assigns all my right, title and interest in and to the above instrument; and I do hereby constitute the said John B. McIntyre my attorney in my name or otherwise, but at his own cost and charge to take all legal measures which may be proper or necessary, for the complete recovery and enjoyment of the assigned premises. Witness my hand and seal this 27th day of March A.D. 1858. In the presence of John M. Rea Signed William Maxwell On this the fourth day of March, A.D. 1864 before me appeared William Maxwell to me personally known to be the foregoing person described in & who executed the foregoing instrument and acknowledged that he executed the same. John M. Rea Justice of the Peace