Herkimer - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: HERKIMERS OF NEW YORK AND CANADA

MargAldridge — 2012-01-09 21:09:05Z

Have a lot of information on this family.
Please email
jamaldridge@rogers.com
Thanks

Herkimer/Herchmer Graves in Ontario Canada

kbrownst — 2011-05-08 14:11:32Z

Please see: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&GRid=64...;

It appears these names may have been used interchangably.

Herkimer Family Reunion?

RobertJAlbrecht — 2010-12-28 02:44:58Z

Has the Herkimer family ever held a reunion? My wife is a sixth great granddaughter of Gertrude Herkimer, and we live just minutes from the General Nicholas (Gertrude's brother) Herkimer home in Little Falls, NY. Does the family ever gather to trade genealogy info? Is there a collection of Herkimer papers in a library that we should look at?

HERKIMER Lenola G 1901-1996

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-18 21:32:51Z

HERKIMER Lenola G 1901-1996

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 207,650 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: HERKIMER LINEAGE

shiba07 — 2009-03-24 23:49:40Z

Ruth, I am a decendent of Yan Yose Herchmer the grandson to George and Magdlina Hercheimer. George was born 1660 in Germany on he Palatinate of the Rhine. He came to the
Americas by way of England. He was Naturalized at Albany NY, 11 Oct 1715.
There is a great book called "Early Families of Herkimer County New York: by william VH Barker. Let me know if I can answer any specific questions. CJS

Re: Herkimer

shiba07 — 2009-03-24 23:28:00Z

I too am a Herkimer (herchmer) desendent. I have a family tree that dates back to 1660. The information that I have is the General Nicholas Herchmer, born to Johan Jose Herkimer and Catherine Petri, Died in Battle Aug 16, 1777 and Left no Issue. He married twice to Lany Dygert and then Maria Dygert. This information comes from the book "Early Families of Herkimer County New York" Johan had 13 childern one of which was Yan Yose (Johan Yost) He married Maria Van Allen and had 8 childern one of which was Nicholas who married Charlotte Purdy. They had 8 childern one was Nicholas that married a Trenton having 3 childern and one was a Laurence which is the line I decend from. Up to this point this branch of the Herkimers (Herchmers) lived in Canada in the Point Collins and Kingston area. There are many Catherines on the Family Tree. Almost in every generation thru the mid to late 1880"s. I don't see and Daileys or Grabers. Do you have any of the family names that lead back ot Nicholas from you grandmother? I'd love to fill in any missing information on my tree as well as help you with yours. Thanks Cathy

Re: HERKIMER LINEAGE

mbfinley — 2008-12-01 23:35:38Z

Are you still active in researching the Herkimer's? If so, please contact me...my grandmother was Jennie Kathryn Herkimer Henderson. Johan Jost Herkimer is my direct line.

M. Beth Finley

Johan Jost Herkimer > N.Y.

sihrman — 2008-10-18 05:48:08Z

We visited Historic Fort Herkimer Church. On State Rte 5-S, 2 miles east of NYS Thurway Exit 30.
From a handout:
1)"Fort Herkimer Church as described by Benson J. Lossing, in 1848, in his "Field Book Of The American Revolution"
...A few rods west of the Church was the large stone mansion of the Herkimer family, which was stockaded & called Fort Herkimer....Drawing, traced from a rubbing of the stone above the original north door, of the initials, I(J)H Esq, for Jost Herkimer Esquire, the builder of the church, & the date, 1767. The date is probably, that of the construction of the masonry walls.
2)from a handout there are the following groups;
Friends of Herkimer Home, Herkimer Home Voluteers & Herkimer Home Historic Site
3) ...The two most prominently involved with the building of the chuch were Johan Jost Herkimer (father of General Nicholas Herkimer) & Augustine Hess. Herkimer's name is incised over the old north door & Hess's over the west door. The originnal church was finally completed in 1767....The Fort Herkimer church was entered on the National Register of Hirtoric Places on July 24, 1972.
40.
4)Revolutionary War Encampment & Tactical Demonstration... www.RWHCMV.2ya.com

Geo Herkimer-Nancy Peckham ,NY>Henry,OH>Canada - descendants PA>NY

Judy0044 — 2007-06-13 18:32:57Z

Looking for researchers of this Herkimer line. George b. NY abt. 1827 found living in (likely) Perkins,Erie,OH in 1850 with wife Prudence - no children. Next found with (likely) Nancy J. Peckham 1860 Liberty,Henry,OH - first children Charles and Callista ages 9-8 (1851-1852), next child Elizabeth age one which leads to premise she may be his second wife. In 1870 there are other children to include Elmer b. (later census) Oct 1862 who later marries an Irish immigrant Jennie with first child (another George b. 1888 Lakeville,NY). Grandfather George is not found on 1880 US census; records indicate possibly 1871 in Ontario,Canada. In 1900 Elmer is in Galeton,Potter,PA - 1910 in Pavilion,Genesee,NY.

Re: Herkimer

mjhoose — 2007-05-07 13:34:52Z

Hi, Cousin back! Just a quickie...Benjamin was the father of Nellie Mae Hickok who married my great-grandfather, Frederick M. Hoose @ 1896-7 in Hobart, NY. They moved to Brooklyn, NY around 1898 (to manage a dairy farm!) They were the parents of my grandfather, Francis M. Hoose and three other children who all died shortly after birth. Nellie Mae died in childbirth in 1914 and is buried in the Locust Hill Cemetery in Hobart, NY. Francis M. married Rose Joyce (maiden name, not middle name) and they had Francis M. Hoose, Jr. who was my father (he passed away 5 years ago). Francis Jr. married Marie Fucikova in Czechoslovakia right after WWII and, well, here I am. I have 2 sisters and a brother. Let's continue this conversation. My email address is mjhoose@mcfnylaw.com

Re: Herkimer

cflanmac — 2007-05-06 15:33:53Z

Dear mjhoose:

I'm hoping you got my reply of yesterday. Delighted to have further information about Benjamin Herkimer Hickok.

Carolyn McPherson
Charlottesville VA

Re: Herkimer

cflanmac — 2007-05-06 00:28:45Z

Dear Cousin:

This is great! I am so amazed to hear from you, as I did not know that Benjamin Herkimer Hickok had any other children beside my grandfather. It is likely, therefore, that you know more than I. But please feel free to ask any questions you might have, as I might possibly have some inkling.

Carolyn McPherson

Re: Herkimer

mjhoose — 2007-05-05 00:08:12Z

I have just come across your post of 2000 regarding your great-grandfather, Benjamin Herkimer Hickok. This was my great-great-grandfather. My great-grandmother, Nellie Mae Hickok Hoose, was his daughter. I would like to share info about him...if you have any.

Herkimer Info

MarkAndrews1620 — 2006-08-26 19:37:46Z

There are some very good sources of Herkimer family information, mainly the Herkimer County Historical Society, which is easy to access through the Herkimer/Montgomery County website (GENWEB). The book, "The Mohawk Valley Herkimers and Allied Families," (which I obtained through the above Hist. Soc.), traces the first immigrants, Johan Jost and parents Jurgh (George) and Magdalena, down to my Grandmother, (to my great delight!) and thousands of other descendants, with great source references. There are also copies of German documents ...birth, baptism, ...and wills. Besides giving name to the County and County Seat, Johan had a son, General, Nicholas Herkimer who is honored locally for one of the earliest (and bloodiest) battles of the Revolution at Oriskiny, and where he was also fatally wounded. Another website, The Olive Tree, is a good source for information on the Palatines and Loyalists, with a Canadian perspective. I'll be happy to do Herkimer name lookups from the book and somewhat limited information I have. Hope this helps.

Herkimer family: Where did they go?

cflanmac — 2006-08-26 19:36:49Z

Re: Herkimer/Herchmer families

NoraMcL — 2006-08-26 19:36:03Z

Here are those two links I was referring to in my earlier message today:

Loyalist collection:

http://www.lib.unb.ca/collections/loyalist/seeOne.php?id=542...=

and for the Canadian Military Heritage Project:

http://www.rootsweb.com/~canmil/uel/loytry2.htm

Nora

Re: Herkimer

2006-08-26 19:35:31Z

Dear Nora:

I hope to spend more time with your very comprehensive answer, but right now I must explain my remark about those Herkimers who left the United States "in disgrace." This is, of course, a matter of point of view at the time.

Half of my ancestors fled to Canada; the other half stayed here; my mother was born in Winniped. I'm sure the ones who fled to Canada felt the behavior of those still in the US was disgraceful. I certainly did not mean to disparage those who left for Canada. It was a terribly difficult and painful time for all.

Carolyn McP.

Re: Herkimer

NoraMcL — 2006-08-26 19:35:05Z

Herkimers

2006-08-26 19:32:54Z

Dear Scott:

I'm stumped myself. I was always told "Herkimer" was a family name, but I have yet to figure out the connection. I gather the Herkimer County Historical Society in NY has some information, however. It sounds as if some of the Herkimers went to Canada after the Revolution, so perhaps there was some scandal. Anyway, I will let you know if I learn anything more. Anyone else?

Herkimer's

rscotth36 — 2006-08-26 19:31:58Z

Hello, my name is Scott. I'm from Corry, PA (near Erie, PA). My sister, my mother and myself are researching our family tree and we are back to General Nicholas Herkimer. I'd like to see what info you've got. My grandmother Eva, is the daughter of Patrick Dailey and Anna Frank. We're still trying to fill in some pieces. I appreciate any info you might share. Thanks.
Scott

Herkimer

cflanmac — 2006-08-26 19:31:18Z

Dear Laura:

(I'm sorry this is not a personal reply, but your email address was incomplete in your posting.)

I, too, am tracking down Herkimers, as part of my family comes from Upstate New York, and my great-grandfather was named Benjamin Herkimer Hickok. I was always told Herkimer was a family name.

There seems to be some mystery attached to the Herkimer name. As you know, Nicholas Herkimer was a general in the Revolutionary War--US side--but I've not had a great deal of luck finding out what happened to the Herkimers that followed. I found a reference a generation or two later that said "All of that name are now removed from this county," and something I found somewhere suggested that several Herkimers were Tories, and went to Canada. So some of them (I gather) left in disgrace.

I can provide you with specific references to these facts if you don't have it already. Somewhere there is also a magazine article that tells about Gen. Herkimer's descendants, but I haven't gotten that far.

Carolyn McPherson
Ypsilanti, Michigan

Herkimer/Holmes

LBuckmaster1282 — 2006-08-26 19:30:37Z

I am actually trying to trace my Holmes roots, but have come across the Herkimer name and am tring to see the connection. I found that my great-grandfather, Oscar F. Holmes was from Danube, Herkimer County, NY. I was able to get this from their historical society, and was quite exicted as they had his brothers and sisters as well as his father and mother and also an uncle listed. They sent me all kinds of information. Now, of course, I would like to trace further back from his father, Ezra Holmes, and am looking everwhere. This is quite difficult, since Oscar was born in 1832, making Ezra born in 1791, but I am tring. Ezra was a resident of Danube for 71 years, and a deacon. In my research I have also come across an Anson Herkimer Holmes. His parents were John Abner Holmes and Charlotte Alida Herkimer. I am trying to see if I can find any connection to my Holmes. If you have any information you can email me at buck@jas.net or reply to this message.

herkimer

cflanmac — 2006-08-26 19:30:06Z

Dear Mary:

As FJ Reynolds says, Herkimer is not a common name nowadays. I have been looking for it myself, as a great-grandfather (born in New York) has Herkimer as a middle name. Yet there seems to be surprisingly little about Herkimer family genealogy.
I have been rooting around the Herkimer County (New York) website. So far I have found 9 Herkimers, including Nicholas, who was a Revolutionary War hero, but none of the 9 matches is a Hannah. The Herkimers listed in the Herkimer Cemetery and the Herkimer Homestead Cemetery are: Joseph, Eunice, Nicholas, Alida, George (brother of Nicholas), Maria, Joseph (a child) and Sarah. A John Herkimer is also mentioned. This leaves dozens of Herkimers unaccounted for, as Nicholas was one of 12 or 13 children. Very strange.

Herkimer

pyneedle — 2006-08-26 19:24:44Z

Hello Mary Luketich,

I have passed over your Herkimer search a dozen times since it's posting in August. But, perhaps there is some connection between your Herkimer and an association between Herkimer's and Reynolds in the 1700's. Here is what I know.

Nicholas Herkimer b.1728 d. 1777. Born in New York State the son of German emigrants, Johan Jost and Katherine Herkimer. Both father and son were quite prominant in N.Y. affairs.

If you think there is a connection look in "Boatners, Dictionary of American Biography, Vol.VI. New York, 1931.

Herkimer is a rare name now days.

herkimers

2006-08-26 19:24:13Z

Iam looking for Hannah Herkimer b: est. 1769-1792. d: 1814-1880. Married Elijah Martin 1801-1833. His birth 1760-1789.
I believe both were born in New York.

Re: Herkimer

KarenWest524 — 2006-08-26 19:23:49Z

Beth,
I have very little on her really. I know that she married John Rody (whose family was from Green County, Indiana - Kokomo mainly) about 1928. They had 4 children - John Robert *Bob* in 1929, Janet in 1931 (she married Lloyd Branscum, Joan Ruth born in 1935 (she has been married 4 times), and James Herkimer Rody in 1937. John Robert Rody died in 1988!

John Rody Sr. died before 1946. He was a judge in Cass County, Michigan and is buried in St. Joseph, Michigan.

After John died, Elizabeth married Don Crago. They lived in the St. Joe area. I do not know any thing else on Elizabeth Crago. My husband says she was a nice person and they lived with her for several years.

Karen West
thewests@triton.net

Re: Herkimer

2006-08-26 19:23:15Z

Yes, I can help you wiht Elizabeth Herkimer I think. What do you need? And what do you have? I can trace her back to the Herkimers that came here from Germany. My line is a brother of Elizabeth's father who came to the Maybee MI area around 1836 along wiht 4 other siblings. Elizabeth was married in the Maybee area then moved to the west side of the state.I would be happy to give you help - perhaps it might be easier to correspond by email? Perhaps you can give me more info on the Jacob Herkimers who came to MI?

Re: Herkimer

KarenWest524 — 2006-08-26 17:40:46Z

Beth,
Do you know of an Elizabeth Jean Herkimer who died in Berrien County, Michigan?

She was married to John Rody (a judge in Cass County, Michigan). She was married again to a Crago - he might have been a doctor in this area. John and Elizabeth had 3 kids!

I am embarrassed to say, Elizabeth is my mother-in-laws mother and yet we know nothing about her! *sigh*

Re: Herkimer

2006-08-26 17:40:21Z

I saw your email today - Nicholas Herkimer the genreal had no children. There are other Nicholas Herkimers. I am from the SE corner of MI and know of allthe Herkimers who came here. I know of no Mary Herkimer who married an Abraham Smith. I'd be interested and can help if you know more??? Beth

Re: Herkimer

rogerhrr — 2006-08-26 17:39:58Z

I need to toss my Nicholas Herkimer in the ring. My ggg-grandma Mary Herkimer (1796-1870) born in NY died in MI claimed Nick as her father and so does the death certificate but no mother is given. Mary wed Abraham Smith. They came to MI ~1835 with 4 kids and had 5 more here. Of the children one was named Herkimer and another Nicholas.

Re: Nicholas Herkimer

2006-08-26 17:39:14Z

Sorry, Nicholas Herkimer married but had no children

Nicholas Herkimer

MaryEvans47 — 2006-08-26 17:38:56Z

Dear Scott, I can't help you go forward from Nicholas, but I can take you back a little. My Catherine was I believe sister to your Nicholas. In my query on March 12, 2000 on the Herkimer Message board, I have put all of my Herkimer information. You could, if you can follow my somewhat hard-to-read info, start with Catherine and work backwards (her parents Johann and Anna would be Nicholas' also.) Is that what you're looking for? Mary

Herkimer

rscotth36 — 2006-08-26 17:38:38Z

I go back to the Herkimers' also. I'm from Corry, PA (around Erie,PA). My Grandmother (Eva (Dailey) Graber), her great (a few greats in there) grandfather was General Nicholas Herkimer (b.-1728). My grandmother's parents are Patrick Dailey and Anna Frank (also had another wife named Anna). I'm still trying to put some pieces together. My sister and I are doing a family tree. Could you shed any light on any additional info. you might have. Thanks,
Scott Hunt

Catherine and Nicholas

MaryEvans47 — 2006-08-26 17:38:05Z

It appears that Catherine and Nicholas were siblings, but I will check to see if I have anything on Nicholas. Thanks, Mary

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kreeves1 — 2006-08-26 17:37:47Z

I believe Johann Jost Herkimer had a son born abt 1728 named Nicholas. I believe he was General Herkimer of the Rev War. Somehow my family goes back to General Herkimer. I not sure at this time. That's all I have.

Herkimer Herchheimer, Germany>NY

MaryEvans47 — 2006-08-26 17:24:58Z

I also have Herkimer connections, and am looking for additional information, especially pertaining to the family before immigrating to New York State in the 1700s. I have a Christoph Herchheimer (no dates) who had a son Georg Herchheimer (no dates). Georg Herchheimer married a Magdalena in Germany c1696. They had a son Johann Jost Herkimer, born 10 Jun 1700 in Sandhausen, Germany. He married Anna Catharina Petri sometime before 1722. Johann died 26 Aug 1775 at Fort Herkimer, German Flats, Herkimer, NY. This is the generation it seems where the name changed from Herchheimer to Herkimer. Johann and Anna had a daughter Catherine Herkimer who was born 10 Aug 1739. She married George Henry Bell 19 Jun 1753. She died after 1807. That's all of the Herchheimer/Herkimer info I have, but I have other on other parts of my family. Would love to find more info on the Herchheimers before they left Germany, or if anyone else has any related info. Am willing to share.

Herkimers in Depeauville

MaryEvans47 — 2006-08-26 17:24:20Z

Patti, I have discovered that there were Herkimer families in Depeauville for the time period you were talking about. You could get more info by going to http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyjeffer/ and either see if there is information posted or query them. Mary

Harlan Herkimer

MaryEvans47 — 2006-08-26 17:23:59Z

Patti, Was he from Depeaulville, or Depeauville, NY. I am very familiar with Depeauville, but have never heard of the other. You might try the Jefferson County NY Genweb page if it's Depeauville - it's a pretty good site. Mary

Harlan Herkimer

2006-08-26 17:23:39Z

I'm looking for Harlan HERKIMER for a friend of mine in MT. We are looking for a Harlan HERKIMER abt 1859 who was raised in Depeaulville, NY. He had a brother Edward Warren or Warner, and sister's Ada and Ida. He left NY as a young man saying he was going out west and was never heard from again. If you have any info on this family we would be greatful to hear from you.
Thanks for your information passed along
Patti Gullickson

Delia Herkimer

MarkAndrews1620 — 2006-08-26 17:23:12Z

I have some info on Delia Herkimer, b. 01 Sept 1809, d. 24 Feb 1887, m. Jonas Allen Liddell, s. of William Asenath (Bell). Delia was dau. of Henry H. Herkimer Catharine Zimmerman; Henry was s. of Hendrick Herkimer and Catherine. Hendrick was a brother of Gen. Nicholas Herkimer, and also served in the Tryon County Militia as a Captain. I may have other information for you since my direct ancestor is also Hendrick. Feel free to email me directly.

Delia Herkimer

2006-08-26 17:22:44Z

Looking for info on Delia Herkimer (1800s) m. to Jonas Lidell in NY. According to historical documentation she was a relative of Gen. Nicholas Herkimer. Can not find a thing!

Re: HERKIMERS OF NEW YORK AND CANADA

Michelle_Hill — 2006-08-26 17:22:14Z

Do you have any further information about the Mink family of Canada? I am researching my GGGrandfather George James DeMink who was born in Canada and as the story goes his father fled Frontenac Cty. with his Cree Indian wife and they settled in Detroit where George was born abt. 1855/56. He married Mary Louise Allaman (spelling?) born abt. 1855/56 in Basel, Switzerland. We have not been able to find any info on DeMink, but have found a record of George with the last name of Mink. We were suspecting that there was some kind of name change. Please help.
Thanks,
Michelle Hill
khillfamily@comcast.net

Re: HERKIMERS OF NEW YORK AND CANADA

2006-08-26 17:21:15Z

The information on Johann Jost Herkimer/Herchmer (in Canada) is on the following site:
History of the Mohawk Palatines
http://www.geocities.com/christman19/mvfk01.html
Johann Jost Herkimer Sr. left land to his son Nicholas
Herkimer, who later became General Herkimer on the American side in the American Revolutionary War.
There is a paragraph on this site, under Nicholas Herkimer
mentioning where in the Palatine the Herkimer's came from.
Bookmark it for it will take a long time to read it all.
Johann Jost Herchmer Jr. settled in Canada. I have a document with his signature on it and in Canada it was
spelled Herchmer.
Loyalists in Ontario, Sons & Daughters Of American Loyalists by Wm. D. Reid, has the following information.
HERCHMER, Capt. Hanyost of Kingston, md. Mary who died in August 1805. He died at Kingston in August 1795.
GEORGE Herchmer, Lieut. Butler's Rangers, killed at Detroit.
JEAN Herchmer md. Joseph Anderson of the Town of Kingston, d. there 18 April 1850.age 87. Orders in Council,
19 July, 1797.
LAWRENCE Herchmer of the Town of Kingston, md. Elizabeth Kirby. O.C. 17 Nov. 1797
JACOB Herchmer of Town of York md. Margaret England (?)
drowned on the Speedy,. O.C. 7 June 1797
NICHOLAS Herchmer of Kingston, Md. Charlotte Purdy; d. 1809. O.C. 17 Nov. 1797
MARY, md. lst Neil McLean of Kingston,.
md. 2nd Hon. Robert Hamilton of Queenston. d. 1808. O.c. 10 July 1793 & 9 Nov. 1798
CATHERINE md. Thomas Markland of Kingston. O.C. 7 June 1797.

HERKIMERS OF NEW YORK AND CANADA

2006-08-26 17:18:54Z

Re: HGTV Special on Herkimer Home

2006-08-26 17:15:11Z

Cathy, have also been there. My wife is a Herkimer. When you were there did you happen to get an email address for them? They have an extensive data base on the Herkimer family.

Dewain Watson
watsontoo@mindspring.com

HGTV Special on Herkimer Home

2006-08-26 17:14:55Z

Did anyone see the HGTV special Homes of our Heritage, featuring the NY home of Gen. Nicholas Herkimer? I was able to visit the home in June - it was great! The General was my 4th or 5th great uncle.

Re: Herkimer, Exiter, Monroe, Michigan

2006-08-26 17:14:39Z

My researcher in Michigan found an Obit for Ruth May Herkimer. Does your wife go to the Reunions. Wonder if she could find out which Daughter, Christina, or Matilda was married to the Dentist.

Nan Curtis

Re: Herkimer, Exiter, Monroe, Michigan

2006-08-26 17:14:24Z

Greetings to you, And a Happy Holiday Season.
We are now creeping into the "Herkimer's" it looks like.
Christine Hasley-Herkimer
Matilda )Tillie) Hasley-Herkimer.
Their parents: Daniel Hasley SR and Margarette Mann
I think their mother:
Margarette Mann-Hasley, b 26 July 1832 , around Sieferchiem, Hessen, Germany is the sister to my
GG-Grandfather,
Johann B. Mann JR. /b 10 June 1834, Sieferchiem, Hessen, Germany
Their parents:
Johann B. Mann SR and Margarette Maubus-Mann both born Hesse, Darmstadt, Hassau, Germany

I think it is Matilda Herkimer that my Grandmother Bertha Jeanette Mann remembers in 1920 when she was in Nursing School in Monroe, MI in the early 1920's. My grandmother is the daughter of Phillip Daniel Mann, middle son of Johann B. Mann JR.

Nan Curtis
bncurtis@Qnet.Com
Niteowl1060@Qnet.Com.

Re: Herkimer, Exiter, Monroe, Michigan

2006-08-26 17:13:47Z

Charles Edward Herkimer married Matilda Henrietta Hasley on Oct 11, 1892 in Carleton, MI. She was daughter of Daniel & Margaret (Mann) Hasley. Appears they had 3 children. Lylva Emily, born 19 Dec 1893 & died April 27 in Maybee. Daniel Robert, born 16 Nov 1895. Died ll May 1958 in Wayne County, MI. Was a doctor. Married Laura Lockard in Columbia PA who died 1977. The 3rd was Ruth Mae who was born 22 Oct 1904. No further information.

Dewain Watson

Re: Herkimer, Exiter, Monroe, Michigan

2006-08-26 17:13:22Z

Hi Nan,

My wife is a Herkimer and her family is from that area. My last update on the Robert Herkimer family is dated 1977. They did a family reunion every year and a group of wives published a family record.

Bill Watson
watsontoo@mindspring.com