Wednesday, November 23, 2011

2012 Sale The Weatherwax Genealogy 1710-1930

The Weatherwax Genealogy 1710-1930 is now available for the special price of $55.00 postpaid via media mail.

If you want it via priority mail you will need to add $11.00 for Priority mail additional cost.

I you are interested in ordering multiple copies as gifts email me directly at n03369@comcast.net  and I will give an additional discount depending on number of copies ordered.
 All orders must be accompanied by personal check or money order, checks must clear my bank prior to mailing
Wayne E. Weatherwax
47 Hopkins Road
Westfield,MA. 01085

Friday, October 14, 2011

Lois M. Weatherwax #4389

Lois M. WX was the daughter of Joseph H. Weatherwax (1848-1910) and Mary Edith Clark
She married 1st Ira E. Willert abt 1930 in Gratiot co MI, issue were:
1. Laura Louise Willert b:1932;d:25 Apr 1932 Gratiot co MI death record
2. Mary Louise Willert b: abt 1834
After what appears to be a divorce from Ira Willert, she married his brother Archie E. Willert.

Friday, September 30, 2011

Kinship Books of Rhinebeck NY

I have a nearly full library of most books by Kinship, I use them almost daily on both families related to the Weatherwax family, and research for my new book on the Sipperly family. Yesterday Kinship.com released a new and awsome website for their products. (I have no relationship to Kinship) The new websites allows you to search all of their titles by the family surname you are looking for. This is an awesome advantage now you can make sure a book has your family surnames in it before you buy it.!!!!
Be patient as not all of their titles have had the indexes yet placed on their website search function as yet, but Arthur is currently working on that aspect of the website and more data will be added.
If you are looking for pre 1850 NY ancestors Kinship provides the most extensive sources of Church book, vital ,and local records for many NY counties. Vist their website at: http://Kinship.com

Thursday, September 1, 2011

Saturday Sept 17,2011 Saratoga NY Heritage Hunters

I will be the Guest speaker at the meeting of the Heritage Hunters in Saratoga NY on Saturday Sept 17,2011 at 1pm. The meeting is at the old Saratoga Town Hall on 10 Spring Street (rte29). The building used to be the old Brick school on the corner of Rte29. The topics covered will be Early Palatine research, early Weatherwax family members who migrated to Saratoga county NY and how I published a ten Generation Genealogy of the Weatherwax family.
A special discount rate on my book for this event will be $70.00 for attendees only. Come and enjoy a Fall Saturday afternoon with a great bunch of Genealogists

Friday, August 19, 2011

Calvin C. Weatherwalks & Charity Marshall of NJ

Recent research indicates that their son Joseph W. Weatherwalks (1884-1909) married Sarah M. Degraw the daughter of Sylvester Degraw and Elizabeth Ricole.
 Joseph and Sarah had one documented child: Leonard J. Weatherwalks b:abt May 1909 in Butler Morris NJ. Joseph's grave was located in Mount Rest Cemetery in Butler Morris NJ dod 1909 on tombstone.
In USC  1910 Sarah M. Weatherwalks dau of Sylvester Degraw is living widowed with her parents and son Leonard J. Weatherwalks in Butler Morris NJ

Saturday, July 30, 2011

John Weatherwax (1797-1830) & Margaret Pulver (?-1860)

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.

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