Recent research has confirmed that their daughter Anna Maria Weatherwax (Witherwax) married Martin Edmund Vosburgh on 24 Feb 1842 at St. Johns Lutheran Church. Anna and Martin would have three known children:
1. Margaret O. Vosburgh 1845-1894
2. Franklin Vosburgh 1851-1914
3. Charles Vosburgh 1860-?
Anna M. Weatherwax and all children are mentioned in her husbands Will which was probated on 29 Feb 1872 Dutchess co. Will extracts.
His tombstone indicates a date of death for Martin Vosburgh of 5 Jul 1870, but that appears to be in error since he appears on the 22 Jul 1870 USC for Stanford,Dutchess co NY, with all family members matching!.
After receiving comments from Renee Zamora I did check the Enumrator instructions for USC1870. Clearly there it states that any household member who died between June 1, 1870 and the date of enumeration of the family must be listed in column 3 with other family members. So it now appears that the Tombstone date of death is correct.
Saturday, July 30, 2011
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
The Weatherwax Genealogy 1710-1930 now available
The Weatherwax Genealogy 1710-1930 is now available. This 900+ page book covers ten generations of the Weatherwax family from our arrival in NY Colony in 1710 through documentation available in the USC of 1930. This is a sourced and documented Genealogy with a separate Source listing and all name index of over 18,000 names. It covers 6000 plus direct descendants of our common ancestor Henrich C. Wiederwach.
The book weighs a hefty 3.5 lbs, is Smyth sewn binding on 60 archival paper. Published by Penobscot Press this limited edition is only available directly from the author Wayne E. Weatherwax.
ISBN: 0 89725 879 7
Lib Cong: 2010922439
Price: $80.00 each
Order from: Wayne E. Weatherwax
47 Hopkins Road
Westfield,Ma. 01085-1213
Payments may be made by personal check or money order. All checks must clear my bank account prior to shipment.
The $80.00 price includes shipment via USPS Media Mail with delivery confirmation. Due to increased postage costs shipments requesting USPS Prioirty mail must add an additional $12.00 to cover Priority Mail cost.
So far all copies shipped have arrived with 10 days via media mail, so save yourself the extra postage
The book weighs a hefty 3.5 lbs, is Smyth sewn binding on 60 archival paper. Published by Penobscot Press this limited edition is only available directly from the author Wayne E. Weatherwax.
ISBN: 0 89725 879 7
Lib Cong: 2010922439
Price: $80.00 each
Order from: Wayne E. Weatherwax
47 Hopkins Road
Westfield,Ma. 01085-1213
Payments may be made by personal check or money order. All checks must clear my bank account prior to shipment.
The $80.00 price includes shipment via USPS Media Mail with delivery confirmation. Due to increased postage costs shipments requesting USPS Prioirty mail must add an additional $12.00 to cover Priority Mail cost.
So far all copies shipped have arrived with 10 days via media mail, so save yourself the extra postage
Friday, July 8, 2011
additional children of Martin M. Weatherwax & Mary Gouley
Pg:132 #107 Martin M. Weatherwax (3585)
Additional research on this family which had 8 children indicates two sons as follows:
Martin Weatherwax b:1820 Peru,Clinton NY, nothing further is known as yet on him.
John B. Weatherwax b:12 May 1835 Peru,Clinton,NY.;d: 30 Mar 1912 Chesterfield
He married 1st: Francis (unkn maiden name) abt 1860 AuSable,Clinton NY
He married 2nd: Julia Sophia Trow abt 1879 in Chesterfield,Keesville,Essex,NY
children were:
a. Mae or May Weatherwax b:1881 Chesterfield, she married George U. Bergouche
no known children
b. Alice Katherine Weatherwax b:2 Mar 1883 in Chesterfield, she married Erwin C. Darby
one daughter Thetis A. Darby b: 3 Oct 1912 in Tewksbury,Essex,MA
What is interesting is John's dod as indicated in Death Records of Chesterville Village. This data conflicts with USC 1910 where his wife and daughters are living in Plattsburgh and she indicates she is widowed!
There still remain 2 daughters unidentifed in this family which may have been infant deaths.
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