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Bertha (Hausman) Quackenbush, NJ 1921 - Carson Bible

dbingaman15 — 2012-05-24 06:23:03Z

In a deposition in 1921, Bertha Quackenbush of Jamesburg, N.J., daughter of William Hausman and Amy Carson, stated that she had her mother's old family bible at home with the names and dates of all the Carson children contained therein.

Would very much like to learn the fate of this bible. I am a descendant of Bertha's aunt, Caroline Carson, of Trenton, N.J.

Re: Elvira Quackenbush

007Ruth — 2012-04-17 20:29:20Z

Yes, you are right! i looked into the 1850 census and it makes sense that Hudla would have been Lorenzo's mother and Alfred his brother. There is some kind of connection to Williams Co., Oh. I have found other Quackenbush's there. Also, have you come across a Church of Latter Day Saints (Mormon) connection? A son of Ezekiel and Polly GLEASON, John Streator GLEASON, was a person of influence in the early church. I believe he passed through Lorain Co., OH on his way to Utah. The Mormon Church in Lorain Co. may hold the key to the GLEASON family. Good luck! This is a tough one!

Re: Quackenbush in NY

V_Mill — 2012-04-16 06:29:17Z

I'm researching Mary Quackenbush Mill b. about 1804 who I believe is the daughter of Peter Quackenbush & Mary Russell. It would be great to to compare notes. Mary and her husband James Mill lived in Dundas County, Ontario & St. Lawrence County, NY in the 1850-1870's. Their decendants include the names of Peter, Eli, John Russell. email me at vrbmill@yahoo.com.

Re: Elvira Quackenbush

kvisintainer — 2012-04-15 14:35:51Z

I don't believe Ezekiel and Polly were the parents of my Lorenzo Gleason. That Lorenzo was born in NY 1825 and died in 1943. I have not been able to determine the father of my Lorenzo; though I do believe his brothers are Darius, Orville and Alfred. His mother Huldah and brother Alfred were living with him in Lorain, OH per the 1860 census. All were born in NY. Also per the 1860 census Lorenzo, Orville and Darius Gleason along with Alonzo Quackenbush were neighbors. Lorenzo was born in 1822, died in Lorain, OH 1898. He was a cooper (barrel maker) and was enlisted in the civil war in 1863.
The children of Lorenzo and Elvira were Alonzo, b. <1848>, d. Castalia, OH 1907; Belle, b. 1851 and Ellen, b. 1858; all born in Amherst, Lorain county, OH.
Alonzo married Rachel Dawes in Erie county, OH in 1883. The were the parents of my grandmother May Gleason Dawes.
I don't have any info on Elvira Quackenbush except that she was born in Ohio in 1826. and had a brother Alonzo, b. 1822 who married Rhoda Cutler and moved to Branch County Michigan where they raised their children, George, Carries, Burtie, Lettie and Ira. Per the 1900 census Rhoda was a widow living with her daughter Lettie Hilton in Williams county, OH.
I suspect that Elvira's parents were George W and Elizabeth Quackenbush b. in NY but haven't been able to establish that fact. Many of the early residents of Ohio came down from upstate New York.
The fact that Elvira was born in OH and Lorenzo in NY would lead me to believe that the Quackenbush family migrated to Ohio before the Gleason family.

Re: Quackenbush in NY

bigpeach35 — 2012-04-14 23:42:37Z

I have infomation on Ruth Russell ancestry if you still want it
Kenneth Russell Wilson
bigpeach35@yahoo.com

Re: Elvira Quackenbush

007Ruth — 2012-04-14 14:25:31Z

Do you have info on Lorenzo GLEASON's family? I have tracked down his father; Ezekiel and mother, Mary "Polly" HOWARD. Lorenzo's sister, Angelina, and her husband Truman FRICK, were, also, in Lorain Co., OH. Angelina was born ca 1828 in Livingston, NY. Perhaps that is where the QUACKENBUSHs are from, too.

Re: Elvira Quackenbush

kvisintainer — 2012-04-14 13:36:44Z

thanks! I'll look into that...

Re: Elvira Quackenbush

007Ruth — 2012-04-14 06:12:36Z

Just came across an article in the Chronicle Telegram (Elyria, OH) 1959. The title of the article is "2 Whiskeyville Cemetery Mysteries Solved" It's about an old cemetery that the Amherst Highway Dept. was getting ready to pave over. An elderly lady and her husband who grew up there knew that 3 of the people buried there were "Lorenzo Gleason, his wife and son, Roy". It went on to say that the graves were to be moved to Kendeigh Corners Cem. maintained by the township.

Re: Elvira Quackenbush

kvisintainer — 2012-04-09 14:32:37Z

Thanks for the reply! If you come across any info on the parents of Alonzo I'd appreciate hearing from you as I've not been able to find anything...
I haven't been able to determine if Alonzo and my GGGrandmother Elvira had any other siblings. Apparently Alonzo and Rhoda moved from Lorain, OH to Branch, Michigan before 1870 and lived there the rest of their lives raising five children; George, Charles, Carrie, Bertie and Ira. In 1910 Rhoda was a widow living with her son Ira in Branch, Michigan.

Re: Elvira Quackenbush

007Ruth — 2012-04-09 07:06:14Z

Hi, I am doing research for a friend in CA. Her grandfather was Charles Ross QUACKENBUSH, b 27 Aug 1861, Lorain, OH; d 3 Dec 1918, Tulsa, OK. Charles' parents were Alonzo QUACKENBUSH, b ca 1826, OH and Rhoda CUTLER, b Mar 1834, NY.

hello

cart1068 — 2012-03-01 02:10:22Z

Looking for any information on Peter Quackenbush 1764.Little info on the American side. Does anyone have info on the vessel that they sailed to America "The Graft".
How they came to Canada.
Thankyou.

Re: Quakenbush Family Bible

WendyJoyes — 2012-01-16 00:37:43Z

Hi..I am a Joyes. In my quest I have come across a buriel plot for a Daniel Joyes...and I'm sorry I can't remember the wife's first name but the last name was Quackenbush. They are buried in a little Church Cemetery in Byron Ontario. I have more info and photo's of the Joyes's from London Ont and Huntsville Ontario
I would love to share info and gather some also. If your family Bible has any Joyes information I would love to add it to my family tree quest.

joyes-w@hotmail.com

Atwood B Quackenbush b. abt 1828

dblackburn631 — 2011-11-16 22:06:55Z

Looking for information about this ancestor. He lived in Cobblesill, NY. He operated a mill there, it was taken over by his brother Frederick then given to his son Charles. Any info on his parents, wife or place of birth would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks Deb

Dblackburn63@gmail.com

Re: Quackenbush in texas

jquack100 — 2011-10-19 16:51:42Z

Erik - This is quite belated as I usually do not look at message boards. I did not find a Catherine Quackenbush born about 1807 in my records. Sorry this is so late. I hope that you have found the information you are seeking. I do know that there is a Quackenbush family in the Houston area and I have met at least one member of that family while living in Victoria, TX. He was a musician which played in various towns in the Houston area. Currently living in Montgomery county north of you.

Re: Quakenbush Family In America

jquack100 — 2011-10-19 16:29:03Z

Jason - I am a Quackenbush and I have Gail Richard Quackenbush's extensive book (880 pages) THE QUACKENBUSH FAMILY IN AMERICA; 1987. It was printed in the United States but does not have any publishing house listed. He sold it privately and as far as I can determine there are no copies available. I do believe that some genealogists have entered some of the family trees from the book into their computers. It starts with PIETER, b. ca. 1614 in Holland and covers ten generations. He sailed to New Amsterdam prob. May 1653 on the ship GRAFT. It notes that a DIRK AELBERTSZOON VAN QUACKENBOSCH on 17 Sep. 1529 used the shield of the Van Quackenbosch coat of arms.

Re: Quackenbush m Puffer

ncdave4 — 2011-08-06 10:10:38Z

John Puffer was born ca 1830 in Canada. Married Sarah Jane Quackenbush on 17 Mar 1856 in Northumberland County, Ontario. Minetta was born 22 Oct 1869, Brighton Township, Ontario. Married Edward Forbes 25 Mar 1896, Norwood, Ontario.

Warwick New York Quackenbush Family

slheider1 — 2011-06-19 08:12:46Z

My Grandfather, Donald Clifford Hyatt was born in 1913 to Fred Hyatt and Ethel Quackenbush Ryerson Hyatt. Fred and Ethel married in 1912 but Ethel was first married to Asa Ryerson and shows up with him in Warwick in the 1910 Census. The 1910 Census shows they have 3 children. A daughter, Elizabeth E, age 5, a son J Walter, age 3 and a son Loyd T, 3 months. I haven't been able to find out what happened to Asa but somewhere in my research I did find that the children were living with the Quackenbush family. Whether they ever lived with Fred, Ethel and their 2 sons, I don't know because Ethel died in 1915.

Does anyone know what has happened to the half siblings of my grandfather? He has passed away as has my father. I would really like to know what happened to Asa and especially the children of my great grandmother.

If anyone would like to correspond and share info or knows what happened to the long lost kids, please email me at slheider3@gmail.com.

Thanks,
Susan Heider

Re: Magdalene/Lena of Albany NY

barbeyre2006 — 2011-01-22 03:30:36Z

Jeffery,

I hope you are still around here - I too am a direct descendant of Uriah Wood! Plus I've been in contact with another cousin!

Please contact me!

Barbara Eyre
eyregen@barbaraeyre.com

Re: QUAKENBOSCH; HOL,NLD>NY,USA; 1644-

barbeyre2006 — 2011-01-22 03:23:15Z

Hi Everyone,

I hope you are all still around.

I am distantly related to the Quackenbush line via Uriah Wood marrying Magdalena Quackenbos in 1750 in Albany, NY. Uriah is my Gx6 grandfather on my paternal grandmother's side.

I would love to connect with anyone who has genealogy going backwards and how the Quackenbush family came to the US and from where in Holland, etc.

Barbara Eyre
eyregen@barbaraeyre.com

Re: Fannie Quackenbush b July 1887

steinquack — 2010-11-24 01:33:31Z

i have her ancestor going back to 1550ish. if i export his descendants, it is a big file. can give you pdf or ftm file.
I am in Albany, NY. Where are you?

Re: Fannie Quackenbush b July 1887

Bamalady1225 — 2010-11-23 18:28:01Z

I will gladly share my info on Fannie if you are related to this family

Quackenbush photos

lingowi — 2010-10-16 03:14:09Z

Have 1860's PHOTOS of Anne QUACKENBUSH (in her 40's?) Quackenbush male of New Jersey and his wife (40's?), Net Quackenbush and her sister (both in 20's?) These photos are in the Henry C. Post album. He was born in 1798 in Hoboken, Hudson, NJ. In the 1820's his family moved to Parma, Monroe Co, NY. IN the 1830's they moved again to Van Buren Twp, Wayne Co, MI. The Quackenbushes could have been Post relatives as at least one tree has Adriaen Post and Clarjte Moocker's daughter, Machteld Jans Post, marrying a Johannes Quackenbosch in the 1600's. Anyone have any ideas about the people in these photos?

Joseph Quackenbush

grkime — 2010-09-29 23:47:10Z

Joseph Quackenbush was my 3rd great grandfather. He was married to Adeline Hill. He was born 1814 in Orange County, NY, died 1906 in Wisconsin. Buried in Melrose cemetery. I believe he was a son of Reynier Quackenbush and Phoebe Mosier.
I have lots of information on the family from Joseph to present, but nothing further back. Is anyone willing to share any information?

Jerry Kime

Re: Fannie Quackenbush b July 1887

Bamalady1225 — 2010-09-26 21:10:49Z

This is my family and if you are related and want to share information I will gladly do so.

Re: Fannie Quackenbush b July 1887

steinquack — 2010-09-06 02:10:58Z

I have info regarding a Fannie Q born around 1878. From a large family in Saratoga with sibblings named Ada and Earl. Parents named Adam Q and Nora Canary. I have no info regarding her spouse or children.

Re: Quakenbush Family Bible

allerthorn — 2010-08-27 22:14:59Z

just read message about Quackenbush family and Annie Eliza Joyes nee Quackenbush and your Bible. I am a decendant of Joyes, one of which married a Quackenbush in London Ontario canada. would love to share information if same or related to your mentioned Joyes

Marie

Re: Quackenbosch, Quackenbush, and various spellings

amybrock70 — 2010-08-17 23:05:35Z

Hello there,

I also have many of these names on my family tree.

After Reynier Quackenbush and Catherine Waldron I have their son Pieter Quackenbush 1764-1814, he married Maria Pulisfelt died 1830.

Their son Rynard Quackenbush born 1803- 1845 married Martha Parliament born 1815.

Their son Andrew S. Quackenbush 1835-1924 married Hannah Van Volkenburg 1838-1871.

They had Samuel Gilford Quackenbush 1869-1949 and her married Matilda Jane Henderson 1876- 1968.

Their daughter Beatrice Quackenbush married Frederick Weatherup. They are my great grandparents. Their daughter Annie "Arlene" Weatherup married Harold Carr, son of Gordon Carr and Muriel Hutchinson.

My father is Clifford Harold Wayne Carr, son of Harold and Annie. Annie goes by the name "Arlene".

I hope this helps. Perhaps you would like to share further information. You can email me directly at amy.brock70@hotmail.com

Thanks, Amy

Re: Quackenbosch, Quackenbush, and various spellings

kcgreenwood4 — 2010-05-16 01:10:45Z

Hi,
My name is Kathy Campbell. I am related part. Back in the 7th generation Pieter is where I start. Reynier brother is in my tree. If I can help you any way. You can contact me at kcgreenwood@comcast.net. I also read the book Quackenbush family in America and Holland.
Thanks,
Kat

Quackenbush family in New York State

quackbranus59 — 2010-04-09 20:01:54Z

I am trying to begin searching for my birth family (I was given up for adoption in 1959) I have very little information to go on. My birth mother was Georgina Grace QUACKENBUSH (born Jan. 1943). She lived in or around Rome, New York. She married a Mr. COVEY in or about Rome, New York. My birth father was John DUNN (I think). I'd appreciate anyone who has information on either the DUNNs or QUACKENBUSHs.

Re: Quackenbush from NY

kirbydog01 — 2010-03-11 11:42:14Z

Have successfully run the Quackenbush line thru the tribes of Wales to Roman occupation and back to early Roman times.

Incredible quantity of information is out there on this one!

Re: Quackenbush from NY

jorjonzn — 2010-03-05 15:11:57Z

I came across this board while hunting for something else. There was a Quackenbush family in the town I grew up in: Granville, Washington County, New York. John Quackenbush was in Granville High School class of '61

Re: Quackenbush from NY

S_Deren — 2010-03-01 21:11:59Z

Im related to Jan also, Im 13th generation..lol, but there is quite a bit in-between, My grandmother was Marion M. Quackenbush, her father was James Todd Quackenbush his father was Eleazer, I can go on and on. How far do you have back? Email me direct if you'd like, tccat4@aol.com. I will go thru some of the information I have and see if any child was named Charlotte Quackenbush. Interesting enough the further back I go, the more kids they had, up to and over 18 kids. So Ill try to get all the info I can and get back with you..Susan

Re: Quackenbush from NY

kcgreenwood4 — 2010-03-01 20:46:47Z

Hi,
I am related to Jan Quackenbosch. I believe 10 Great down the tree. If you can help me with any information I would appreciate it. I am the Great Great Granddaughter of Charlotte A Quackenbush. Thank you for your help. Kat

Elizabeth Quakenbush b. 1874 Married James Buckley

heidiswetich — 2010-02-06 00:51:56Z

Hi

These are my gggrandparents. I just discovered that Elizabeth's maiden name was Quakenbush. They lived in Passaic NJ in the 1900 and 1910 census. She died between 1910 and 1920. If anyone has any information on this line please respond. I really would like to know more about this line.

Thanks
Heidi Ackerman Swetich

lost family members

lrquac — 2009-06-03 02:38:32Z

hi i am looking for members of my husband i know his father name was james henry quackenbush and his mother was grace virgina souls quackenbush if any knows thank you

Re: Quackenbush's in Brooklyn, New York

DENNISQUACKENBUSH — 2009-05-16 18:32:37Z

HELLO RAYMOND YOUR COUSIN HERE EMAIL ME I LIVE IN THE UTICA NY AREA DQUACKENBUSH5@ROADRUNNER.COM

Re: Finetta Adelia Quackenbush

natalie_bartholomew — 2009-04-28 06:41:39Z

My Great Grandfather is John C. Perryman Adelia's son.

Elvira Quackenbush

kvisintainer — 2009-01-28 16:47:25Z

Hello,
My GG Grandmother was Elvira (Alvira?) Quackenbush born in OH 1825... She was married in Ohio to Lorenzo Gleason; born in NY 1820. They show up on the US census living in Amherst, Lorain, OH in 1850 through 1880. Their children were Alonzo, Belle and Ellen. Their son Alonzo was my G Grandfather. Elvira may have had a brother Alonzo married to a Rhoda (1860 Lorain, OH census). I wondered if these names show up in anyone's family line? I can't seem to trace back any further than the 1850 census. Any info would be much appreciated.
thanks,
Kathy

Rev. C.D. Quackenbush

addiel64 — 2009-01-12 07:04:56Z

I have no connection to the Quackenbush genealogy. I am compiling a booklet about the rural area of Lake City, in Spring Creek Twp., Elk County, PA. Rev. C.D. Quackenbush was listed as the minister of the Lake City Methodist Church 1922-1923.I would like to include a write up about Rev. Quackenbush in the write up. Any and all assistance will be greatly appreciated.

Re: George Quackenbush and Mary Harriet Webb

Rodabaugh — 2009-01-07 16:35:35Z

Hello Steph, I am following this family as they are related the Lovell family of Big Flats. Many of the Quackenbushes are buried in Big Flats, as well as many of their descendants. I have the same basic information as you but would be interested in learning more.

Re: Frederick Quackenbush of NY and CO.

kmbrjc1 — 2008-11-01 21:06:01Z

I am a decendent of the Quackenbush family from New York State, Saratoga County, Town of Halfmoom (Crescent). Was Frederick originally from the Albany/Saratoga County, NY (area)? Though I am not familiar with a Frederick Q., you can try the Saratoga NY Gen Web Project (saratoganygenweb).
If I can be of any avail, you can email me at lithdutch@yahoo.com

Re: Unknown Quackenbush Grandfather

kmbrjc1 — 2008-11-01 20:18:42Z

My maiden name is Quackenbush, originally from Saratoga County, NY. You are looking for a Dr. Quackenbush from Schuylerville, Saratoga County, NY. I am not familiar with a Dr. Quackenbush but remember coming across (same) during my research of the Quackenbush ancestor's from Albany/Saratoga counties. Have you tried the "Saratoganygenweb"...? Saratoga NY Gen Web Project. I will try to locate this Dr. Quackenbush for you. You may email me at lithdutch@yahoo.com

Quackenbush/Quakenbush family in Indiana

ladyames_1 — 2008-10-29 15:21:30Z

Hi there. Looking for family related to Matilda C Quakenbush (May 12, 1836-Mar 25 1906)who married Hiram R Rhoades on Mar 5, 1857.

Both Matilda and Hiram were born in New Jersey according to my records and both died in Indiana. I have been told that Matilda's family came and settled in the area down around West Newton (Decatur Twp., Marion County, Indiana) and even have a street named after them, though I have not confirmed that yet.

I have yet to find out exactly who her parents are, and I have some iffy info on potential brothers.

Any information would be greatly appreciated! I can be reached at ladyames@comcast.net.

Thanks!

Marianne Spencer
Indianapolis, IN

Catherine Quackenbush

outofthebox11 — 2008-10-14 19:16:26Z

Looking for information on Catherine Quackenbush b. 1898. Her parents are Abraham and Eliza (Lashbrook) Quackenbush.

I found Catherine in the census for 1900, 1910, on the 1920 census she is listed as Katie Canon. I did find a record showing Catherine's marriage to Frances Cannon 8 January 1915 in Jackson County Missouri. Cannot find anything else. Anything would be helpful. Thank you.

Re: Harriet F. EIDLITZ and Schuyler QUACKENBUSH

dsimmons10 — 2008-07-07 22:12:52Z

You might have already received replies on this. Leopold Eidlitz is the uncle of my great, great grandfather, Ernest Eidlitz. Unfortunately, I don't know of any living relatives on the Quackenbush side or Leopold's side of the family for that matter. If you would like to send the brochure to me, I would be happy to keep it with my Eidlitz stuff. My email address is colerosebud@aol.com. My name is Debbie Cole.

Re: Quackenbush of Fulton Co., NY

rootsma1 — 2008-05-04 17:40:57Z

Thank you for the info. Eliz's father was my gr grandfather.

Re: 1870 Ohio Quackenbushs

hopegabriel3 — 2008-05-03 19:06:57Z

Steve, It's been awhile since I have communicated with you...busy on other branches. I too am stuck on a particular person, and am wondering if you have any clue. Ephriam Drake m. to Mary Quackenbush...living with her daughter Catherine Anne and her husband Henry Clay Parcher and family. Anyway, it has been told that Catherine came from the Columbus OH area, and Rowena from the Cleveland area...at first I was in hopes they were sisters, but not so. On Ephriam E. Drakes' death cert. it has Charles Drake as the informant, but his mother as Anna Kimbush and father as Silas Drake...and in 1910 census, Ruanna Alice Drake is listed as his cousin (she was my G-gm). I am in hopes of tracking down the place Mary died, to try to tie her into some family... question is, do you have any info on Mary or Catherine Anne...as far as their roots prior to Catherine's marriage? Thanks for taking the time to read this short novel...Roxanne

Re: Quackenbush of Fulton Co., NY

nyxkp — 2008-05-02 07:00:23Z

David divorced Elizabeth, and had nothing to do with the family after that. Was dog catcher in G'ville for a long time. They were my g grandparents.

Re: Unknown Quackenbush Grandfather

OLWECK — 2008-04-13 16:47:32Z

hi my fathers name EDGAR QUACKENBUSH BORN IN PATERSON NJ. I MIGHT HAVE SEEN YOUR GREAT GRANDFATHERS NAME THOUGH MY RESEARCH. I WILL SEE IF I CAN FIND THE INFORMATION.MY EMAIL IS olweck@aol.com YOU CAN SEND ME AN E MAIL DARLENE (QUACKENBUSH) OLWECK

Sedgwick B. Quackenbush, obituary from The Leader Herald, 2/19/08

seaellen — 2008-04-03 07:25:13Z

Sedgwick B. Quackenbush
POSTED: February 19, 2008
Email: "Sedgwick B. Quackenbush"

Sedgwick B. Quackenbush, 91, of Fonda, died Sunday, Feb. 17, 2008 at his home.

Born July 26 1916 in Fultonville, the son of Sedgwick E. and Jane Fonda Quackenbush. He graduated from Fultonville High School.

Mr. Quackenbush was a self-employed Plumbing and Heating Contractor in the Fonda-Fultonville area for many years; in his later years, he worked as a tinsmith.

Sedgwick was an avid fisherman taking trips to Canada to fish.

He is survived by his wife, Catherine Elizabeth Goot Quackenbush, whom he married on May 28, 1938; a daughter, Naydia E. Moore of Johnstown; 1 son, John C. Quackenbush and his wife Terry of Johnstown; his grandchildren, Sharon M. Nazzaro (Charles) of Buffalo, Paula J. Hohensheldt of Gloversville, Jacqueline E. Dunlavey (Chris) of Rensselaer, Peter R. Moore of Gloversville, Christine L. Moore (Eric) of Van Nuys, CA, Jessica L. Quackenbush of Fort Myers, FL, Jenny L. Quackenbush of Oriskany, NY.

He was predeceased by two sisters, Jenny Helen Foody of Fultonville and Charlotte Rowe Haberak of Amsterdam; 2 half brothers, Scott and Harry Smith.

A celebration of Sedgwick’s life will be held in May at a time to be announced. There will be no calling hours. Cremation will be at Parkview Crematory.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Mt. Valley Hospice, 108 Steele Ave., Gloversville, NY 12078.

Funeral arrangements are by the Barter & Donnan Funeral Home.