Slocum - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

FREDERICK SLOCUM - MARINER

ClaytonShepherd — 2012-05-23 21:51:55Z

Seeking information on Frederick Slocum, merchant seaman and/or Confederate sailor during Civil War. Possibly from Massachusetts, possibly born about 1825, drowned in James River at Richmond, Virginia, during the war. Please respond to cc.shep@juno.com, all responses will be appreciated.

Re: I'm looking for a person or relatives of Floyd C Slocum Sr.

nuggybuggy — 2012-05-03 21:46:39Z

I am the daughter of Helen Jean Slocum (not Ellen Jean Slocum). She was the Daughter of Floyd Clayton Slocum, Sr. Clara Bell Chamlee (not Clara Bell Chambee) was her sister, my aunt. Ida Mae Kuchar was also her sister, my aunt. Richard Slocum was her brother, my uncle. They also had other brothers and sisters not listed in your query.

Re: Reply/Re: Slocum Books

brettslocum — 2012-05-01 15:14:04Z

I don't know about the printed copies he mentions, but this book is available from Google Books in electronic format:
http://books.google.com/books?id=1e4UAAAAYAAJ.

Also, you can get print on demand from numerous publishers by following the "Get this book in print" link.

Does anyone have a GED file?

brettslocum — 2012-05-01 15:07:42Z

Does anyone have a *.ged of the genealogy contained in "A Short History of the Slocums, Slocumbs and Slocombs of America" by Charles Elihu Slocum?

Re: Help Find My Grandmother

nola70118 — 2012-04-16 11:40:28Z

I have information on your grandmother and sent you an email through your ancestry.com account. Please contact me to follow up.

Help Find My Grandmother

brandykirk3 — 2012-04-04 21:28:40Z

I am looking for a Merle Rita Slocum daughter of George and Nellie Slocum. I have only found one census report from 1930 on her. Haven't been able to find much else I do know that she pasted away in 1972. And was married to Ervin(Irvin) Hughes in New Orleans LA. She had 5 children one that past away in the late 50s and 4 living children when she pasted. And on some of her children's birth cert. she signed her maiden name as Williams and on the others as Slocum. We are unsure if she was a birth child of Mr. and Mrs. Slocum or adopted. But we believe she may be adopted.

Re: Muriel W Slocum 1901-1996 Windham,Maine

1_slooby — 2012-03-08 12:39:06Z

Regina,
This is Susan Looby, I am Muriel and Georges granddaughter! What information were you looking for? Can't believe this year marks 21 years since my mom died.

Susan Cummings Looby

Re: Muriel W Slocum 1901-1996 Windham,Maine

1_slooby — 2012-03-08 12:38:08Z

Regina,
This is Susan Looby, I am Muriel and Georges granddaughter! What information were you looking for? Can't believe this year marks 20 years since my mom died.

Susan Cummings Looby

Re: Slocum Books Available

jkcrockett4 — 2012-03-03 04:33:17Z

Randy: I would like the address and cost of the book. We talked many years ago but I sort of burned out and am just now getting my information in order. This brings me to Elephel Fitzgerald. Is there any real authority on who her parents were. It runs in my mind that an early slocum stated that she worked in the home as a maid and he didn't see how she could have been related to the nobility. But I just don't know.
Also, we are related to the Slocums through Elizabeth Slocum's marriage to Jacob Lyon. She was the daughter of Joseph Slocum and Elizabeth Wright. She married (2) a Joseph Slocum. While not on our direct line, I wondered if you had ever been successful in putting him with a family. Judi

Emelia SLOCUM b. 1910 RI d/o James & Carrie SLOCUM

GenealogyLighthouse — 2011-11-20 03:53:11Z

Looking for connections to the following family:

James SLOCUM m. Carrie SMITH
Known child:
Emelia SLOCUM b. 1910 RI

J. C. Slocum killed in boiler explosion 1909

Not_A_Relative — 2011-11-13 08:38:09Z

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SLOCUM Doris Mae POLLEY 1925 1997 married 27 Nov 1942

t42LittleElm_DentonCoTX — 2011-11-12 19:43:47Z

SLOCUM Doris Mae POLLEY 1925 1997 married 27 Nov 1942

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Re: Slocum Family in New York

JohnHills65 — 2011-10-09 21:57:53Z

I have nothing on your Jonathan but I have a fair amount of information, including Easton meeting records in the area, for the Slocum family. My records cover Washington, Dutchess, Saratoga and Rensselaer counties and some Warren county. I have meeting records for Saratoga, Easton and Troy, Saratoga was daughter of the New York City meeting. Easton was daughter of Saratoga. Troy was daughter of Easton until the reformer split.

Kee in mind many of the Slocums were "dischurched" according to legend for serving in the American Revolution. There was a Slocum rumned powder mill in Rensselaer county.

The earliest Slocum in the area was a Benjamin who shows among the 1754 purchasers of land from the Van Rensselaers/

I'm looking for information on a John J Slocum born ca 1804 Saratoga County, according to NY census? John married Asenath Haviland and shows in Frost's Haviland genealogy. John is buried in the Warren cemetery-- died 1881. Asenath is buried in Quarker Hill there.

I have long suspected John is connected to Fitzgerald Slocum and his wife Elizabeth Mayhew who married an Ezra Billings in Saratoga as her second husband. Fitzgerald's son Fitch is buried in Saratoga County. The Slocum books show Fitgerald lost at sea in 1803 but records of his ship at Mystic Museum say he was still master of the coastal trader, the two masted sloop Industry, as of 1807 when it was taken by the British. There's an error for him somewhere. Does it include a missing son?

I have not found what looks like a reasonable alternative to Fitzgerald but of course census information is not always accurate.

Be happy to share my research and would love any information about John J. He was not the Rev John Jay son of the merchant Philip Slocum and his wife (cna't recall first name)Slade of Pittstown.

Re: Early Slocums in America

10Mitchell — 2011-09-11 02:08:53Z

The Slocums are not my family line, so far as I know. I noticed the Slocum information that I posted because this family name often appears in the Quaker gene pool, spreading from Dartmouth; and I have ancestors in that Quaker pool.

Re: Slocum Books Available

tcmzcampbell — 2011-09-09 11:46:50Z

I received. My book as a gift....Great! You won't regret purchasing it

Re: Early Slocums in America

tcmzcampbell — 2011-09-09 11:41:23Z

I think we are the same family line. Giles Slocum starts my family tree, most of hos decendants now live in New England (CT, VT, and MA). I would love to share some info with you. Please email me.

ada bell ferrell mullin married ? slocum

mildredmerle — 2011-09-08 08:22:19Z

ada bell ferrell-maiden name last married name was mullin til she married ? slocum,does anyone know this couple

Re: Slocum Family in New York

pmdslocum1 — 2011-08-10 20:54:47Z

Duane, I’m sorry I couldn’t help you more .. but after looking at your World Connect file I noticed you list “Lydia Cushman” in one place as being the daughter of “Jonathan Slocum” and her husband as “Lydia Cushman.” Perhaps you may want to correct that?

"Cushman, Lydia ABT 1770 Dartmouth Township, Bristol Co., Massachusetts 02 DEC 1858 Kings Cemetery,Cambridge, New York :3371522
Father: Jonathan SLOCUM Mother: Unknown First Wife of Jonathan SLOCUM Spouse: Lydia CUSHMAN"

Re Miron C. Slocum and wives Emily and Emeline, and their similarities, they may be one in the same? On one of the children, Fred (shown as Freddie) on LDS it shows Miron & Emily “Curtis” as parents.

- Flora on LDS is shown b. 24 Oct 1859, Rupert Twp., Bennington Co., VT – Mother – Emily
- Sarah on LDS b. 15 May 1865, Sunderland Twp., Bennington Co., VT – Mother - Emily
- Frank – I did not find any additional information.

I’ll leave you with that – Good Luck

Re: Slocum Family in New York

DUANEW_WHEELER — 2011-08-10 16:13:08Z

Thank you for your reply

Re: Slocum Family in New York

pmdslocum1 — 2011-08-10 15:54:48Z

This family is not in my direct line. I did not persue any additional info on Lydia Cushman.

Re: Slocum Family in New York

DUANEW_WHEELER — 2011-08-10 01:34:31Z

Thank you for your reply. Do you have any date or place of death and burial for Lydia Cushman who married Jonathan Slocum. Do you have sources for this information. I was wondering if you know who Lydia Cushman's father and mother were.
Thank you for your information.

Wesley Slocum of Luzenne PA

apas56 — 2011-07-23 20:52:33Z

Wesley b 12/2/1841
Parents Michael Slocum and Deborah Levaly
Married Rebecca Place in 1871
Children Clara, Benjamin, Eva and Sarah J.

Looking for any further info on Wesley his wife Rebecca and their children.

Re: Slocum Family in New York

pmdslocum1 — 2011-07-09 16:00:06Z

It appears you are on the right track. I have Hannah M. Slocum 1829, Washington Co., NY - c1868, Mt. Vernon, Linn Co., IA and she is the daughter of Otis D. & Sarah Comstock who married Charles Adderly Wheeler. Yes, Otis D descends from Jonathan & Lydia Cushman; Jonathan & Bethyah Rogers; Peleg & Rebecca Bennett; Peleg & Mary Holder; Giles & Joan Cook(e); and probably Phillip & Charity Beckham.

I have 8 brothers and sisters for Otis .. the boys' names you listed match what I have.

Re: Slocum Family in New York

DUANEW_WHEELER — 2011-07-08 18:29:09Z

Thank you for your reply. You mentioned that Arleigh Slocum was living in New York in 1940's, would you perhaps have meant 1840 rather then 1940?

Re: Slocum Family in New York

BarbaraBabcock58 — 2011-07-08 16:35:13Z

I cannot add much but an Arleigh Slocum living in Ilion, NY during the 1940's and was a policeman. I have a photograph of him in uniform. I assumer he was a policeman as my grandfather was chief of police. He was born about 1883, wife Florence Born 1880, son Ransom Slocum born 1906.

SLOCUM Stephen E - Vietnam Wall section 3W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-07-07 14:39:55Z

SLOCUM Stephen E - Vietnam Wall section 3W

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Re: Gaspard family

daigser1 — 2011-07-03 04:34:39Z

Oscar is Proscer Gaspard, brother gus gaspard jr., the other misspelled is Delta Gaspard. Gus jr.(junior boy) was my dad. They all deceased.

Slocum Family in New York

DUANEW_WHEELER — 2011-07-03 00:40:55Z

Does any one have more information on the Jonathan Slocum family of White Creek, New York which is family 101 on page 117 of the book "Short History of the Slocums of America by Charles Elihu Slocum. I feel perhaps my great ,great grandfather is Jonathan's son Otis. My ancestor is Otis D. Slocum, he married a Sarah Comstock of Cambridge New York. He ran a mercantile store he bought from a Rice family in White Creek , Washington Co, New York around 1830 and is in the White Creek census in White Creek Twp, in 1830.Iam wondering if Johathan Comstocks other sons , Perry, Giles Cushman, Gideon, Charles are his brothers and if Jonathan's other son listed as Otis perhaps is Otis D Slocum. Would appreciate hearing from any one who might be able to give me some input on them?
Otis D Slocums and his wife Sarah had a daugther named Hannah who is my great grandmother, and she died around 1868 in Mount Vernon , Iowa. I lost Otis D. Slocum after 1830.

Early Slocums in America

10Mitchell — 2011-04-22 01:46:33Z

I found the following excerpt in the site "Defiance County
Ohio Genealogy Trails,A part of the Genealogy Trails History Group. It was orginally published in Defiance County Biographies (Commemorative biographical record of northwestern Ohio, Chicago: J. H. Beers & Co., 1899).

I am vaguely related to many of the old Quaker families from New England, not a Slocum expert. But this excerpt seemed to have details that others might find useful.

"The subject of the article was CHARLES ELIHU SLOCUM, M. D., PH. D., and his Slocum ancestry is given in some detyail that might be helpful to others.

Charles Elihu Slocum, M. D., Ph. D., physician, banker and philanthropist, of Defiance , Ohio , is of pure English ancestry, the ancient home of his race being near Taunton, Somersetshire, England.

The founder of the branch in the United States from which our subject descends was one Anthony Slocombe, who came to America with his wife and family at the time of the absolute and despotic reign of King Charles L, and was one of the first purchasers in 1637 of several townships of land around the present site of Taunton, Massachusetts, which town he helped to found. It was in the records of this purchase that the clerk gave the present spelling to the surname. American marriages have kept the blood of the descendants of this first American ancestor in pure English lines.

The direct ancestors of Doctor Slocum, covering eight generations in America, are as follows: Anthony's son Giles, born in England, was a young married man when he came from his native country, his wife's given name being Joann. He was prominent in the colony of Rhode Island , as a man of large possessions, and was also a leading member of the Society of Friends, the family affiliating with that religious body on its first appearance in New England in 1656. The descendants continued in that relation until after the Revolutionary war, when removal to eastern New York widely separated them from the Society. Giles and Joann Slocum had a family of nine children, the youngest of which was a son, Eleazer, born the 25th day of "10th month," 1664, in Portsmouth , Rhode Island. He became a resident of Dartmouth,Massachusetts,in1684. He married Elephel Fitzgerald, and one of their sons, also named Eleazer, born January 20, 1694, married Deborah Smith, and had a son, John, born August 4, 1717, who became a yeoman and trader. He married Deborah Almy, and had a son, Eleazer, born May 15, 1744, in Dartmouth , Massachusetts , who married Anstace Viall, and this couple, after the Revolutionary war, removed with their family to what is now known as Northville, Fulton County, New York, which remained the family home for many years. Joseph, the eldest son of Eleazer and Anstace Slocum, was born February 6, 1766, in Dartmouth, Massachusetts, and was married in Cambridge, New York, to Elizabeth Wright in 1790. Their second son, Caleb Wright Slocum, our subject's father, was born in Northville, New York, October 22, 1797, and died there in 1864. He was a man of strong character and high standing, and was engaged in various business enterprises, being a farmer, merchant, tanner and manufacturer. His wife, Elizabeth (Bass), was born at Northville, November 25, 1798, and died there in 1866. Coming now to the ninth generation, we return to our subject, who is also a native of Northville , New York, born December 30, 1841. His early education was obtained with the aim of preparing himself for teaching and general business, his studies being pursued in the schools of his native town, and by his own exertions in Fort Edward Collegiate Institute, and at Poughkeepsie , New York. Several years of his early manhood were passed partly in attending school and partly in teaching in public and private schools with ascending grades. His services were also in demand as instructor in teachers institutes."

Re: Frank Harold Slocum b 8-16-1873 Herkimer

pmdslocum1 — 2011-03-30 23:03:41Z

Ancestors
David H. Slocum & Margaret "Fanny" Kirkwood
Daniel Evart Slocum & Nancy Hilts
Samuel Slocum & Nancy Ana Hayes
Jesse Slocum & ______ Woolley
Samuel Slocum & Lydia Cook
Samuel Slocum & Deborah ______
Nathaniel Slocum & Hannah Tucker
Giles Slocum & Joan Cook(e)
Phillip SLOCOMBE & Charity Beckham

Re: GEORGE H. O. SLOCUM

SherriLynnSteele — 2011-03-22 16:26:31Z

Hello, I was wondering if you could give me some information about the Slocum Family. What kind of people they were, and to also see how much you know about my Grandfather George H. O. Slocum. My Uncle said he would always light a candle before dinner time. My Uncle Eldon found that to be unusual. My Uncle was from my Grandmother's First Husband. Also, do you know anything about the Hawes Side of the Family? My Dad looks a lot like his Dad. If you look at my Family Tree, you can see the resemblance. I'm curious if Grandfather's Personality matches my Dad's in any way. Thanks for your time. My E-Mail Address is sherril44@yahoo.com. I will be glad to give you my Home and Cell Phone to exchange stories. Thanks In Advance.

Edward Slocum

Ms4TreeSearch — 2011-03-20 06:21:47Z

I am looking for Edward Slocum/Slocumb born bet. 1828-1831 who married Catherine Mack.
They are the parents of my g/g/grandfather Thomas E. Slocumb born 1853 possibly Canada?
Thomas married Floretta Howe of Dummerston, VT in 1877, their only son Edward J. Slocum/Slocumb was born 1878 April in Dummerston.
Looking for any information on Thomas and his parents, need help please.

Frank Harold Slocum b 8-16-1873 Herkimer

slocumjan — 2011-02-02 19:14:43Z

I'm just beginning to research our Slocum family line. Frank Slocum is the oldest relative I have info on. He was born in Herkimer,NY and died in Utica 11-6-1964. He married Mary E Folts in 1895 (b 7-1876) and had eight children, Raymond, Pearl, Richard, Ralph, Duane, Leo, Leith, and Frank Jr. Does anyone have info regarding his parents family tree?

Re: Reply/Re: Slocum Books

richbrink — 2011-01-30 01:17:59Z

Hi Randy,

Do you know if the books are still available?

Re: Slocum Family Cemetery, Wauconda, IL 15 gravesites

hawanamaker — 2011-01-27 03:38:37Z

Thomas F Evans and Mary E Slocum are the names of my Great Grandparents. Mary Slocum was born in NJ in 1867. The 1930 census says her parents were born in NJ. She died December 1933. I am still working on getting the correct Thomas Evans. My Grandfather was also Thomas Evans. He was born in 1894.
Mary Slocum is from a Slocum family that had a famous military leader. I am trying to make a connection. Let me know what information you are looking for.

Re: Slocum Family Cemetery, Wauconda, IL 15 gravesites

WaltBroughton27 — 2011-01-25 02:17:02Z

Just what I posted.

Re: Slocum Family Cemetery, Wauconda, IL 15 gravesites

hawanamaker — 2011-01-23 05:39:03Z

My maiden name was Helen A Evans. My Great Grandmother was Mary E Slocum and my Great Grandfather was Thomas Evans. That is a part of my tree that I am having a hard time with right now. My grandfather had a brother Harold that lived in Philadephia and a sister Margaret that married my grandmother's bother James M Mckale. I have information on Margaret's parents but I didn't keep it because it indicated she was from another state. I know that Mary Slocum lived with my grandparents for awhile toward the end of her life and I knew some of their children. This Mary Slocum died 12/18/1933. Does that match the Slocum Family Cemetery in IL?

Re: Edward Slocum parents?

easlocum — 2011-01-21 16:51:22Z

HI Jerry,
As you know, Edward is a name that is common and difficult to trace. My ggf: Edward Arthur Slocum b. NY 1848 d. Newport KY 1916, gf: Thornton Meeker Slocum; 1875-1951,
my father Arthur Edward Slocum b.1905-1980, myself Edward Arthur Slocum b. 1935, my son Edward Arthur Slocum b. 1958.
Does any of this help?

Ed Slocum Sr.

Re: General Henry Warren Slocum

hawanamaker — 2011-01-17 22:09:15Z

I am searching for my Great Great ? Grandfather General Slocum. My Great Grand mother's maiden name was Mary Emma Slocum. she was married to my Great Grandfather, Thomas Evans. My Grandfather was Thomas Evans and my father was Joseph. My maiden name was Evans. My grandfather showed me an old newspaper one day when I was a child, and told me about a battle. I remember that he was a high military officer but I don't remember any details. I also remember it was in the Maryland area. This is not much information for you but I want you to know that I am also searching for information. If I find something I will let you know. Thank you, Helen

Abra Slocum of Adams, Mass

nancymoffett1 — 2011-01-01 22:49:10Z

I am looking for information on the family of Abra SLOCUM of Adams, Mass. She married Barnett PETERS, also of Adams on 29 Jam 1795. The marriage certificate has no additional information. They then moved to Macedon, Wayne Co. NY. The only SLOCUMS in the Adams, Mass Census of 1790 are Benjamin and Ebenezer. I'm not able to connect her to either man. I would appreciate any information.

Re: SLOCUM family Bible, New York, early 1800's

bhrowland — 2010-12-18 22:26:42Z

Am searching for information on the following Slocum family.

1880, Decatur, Van Buren Co, Michigan, family 394/480. Harmon B Slocum 31 clerk in grain warehouse born New York
wife: Charlott E 30 music teacher born New York
son: Ralph A 9 at school born New York (most probably Northville, Fulton Co NY)

1900 Minturn Precinct 6, Eagle Co Colorado, family 136/142
Ralph A Slocum partner b Apr 1870 30 born New York; single. He was a partner with William Jones, a butcher, who seems to have had a resturant where Ralph was the bookkeeper.

Charlotte E. Blake Slocum born 1850 in New York, was a daughter of John F. Blake and Louisa Rowland; John was a physician who practiced many years in Northville, Fulton Co NY.

I can only find the one 1880 census for Harmaon and Charlotte Slocum and the 1900 which appears to be their son, Ralph. I would like to determine when/where they died and resided after 1880.

Is there any chance that this Slocum family known to originate in Northville, Fulton Co NY, is related to the Slocums indicated in your Slocum family bible?

Also of interest is your mention of marriage to Walter Bellinger/Beglinger. Louisa Rowland (wife of John F. Blake) is the SISTER to Caroline Rowland who married a Peter Bellinger in Saratoga Co NY. So I do feel there must be a connection to Harmon Slocum and Charlotte Blake as the migration patterns seem to follow the same paths.

I will greatly appreciate hearing from you to know if there is a connection with your Slocum family.

Betty Hellums Rowland

Re: George L Slocum

cottonwoodstan — 2010-11-21 15:58:14Z

George Lafayette Slocum, born 1898, Rapedies Parish, Louisana. Wife, Ruby Ethel Banta, Born 1895? Indiana or Illinois,. Last known Address 1920 Cencus Alexandria, LA Son, Harold, Son, Carl, Daughter Gene, Born 1920.Harold was my Father who was born in Lake Charles, LA. Ruby re-married to Charles Lyos in California and finally laid to rest in 1997 in California. I am still trying to trace George Lafayette Slocum thru Ancestry and RootsWeb. I seem to have lost him around 1920. I hope this is not too late.
Stan Slocum

Re: states slocum

Ronda_Wickham — 2010-10-03 04:13:26Z

I just discovered Susanna (Johnson) Slocum was the sister of my 2nd Great Grandfather - Jeremiah Johnson & daughter of my 3rd Great Grandfather John C. "J.C." Johnson. Jeremiah and Susanna had a half brother named Diodate Johnson - most likely Susanna's & States's son's (Diodate Slocum)namesake. Would like to know if anyone has any Johnson information. Would also like to get a copy of the funeral cards mentioned or obits for any of the Slocum's/Johnson's. Would like to exchange information as well. Either respond to this Query or email me at ben-rocky@juno.com. Thanks. Ronda.

Re: Edward Slocum parents?

oboyred — 2010-10-01 20:13:48Z

Hi,

Anyone had any luck, over the last few months, finding the parents of g-g-grandfather Edward Slocum? I have hit nothing but dead ends. I tried following up on family lore that he was a direct descendant of the Wyoming Valley Slocums (Great Aunt Miama--Mina-- wrote that he was) but I've found no proof.

Jerry Rhodes

Re: Edward Slocum parents?

oboyred — 2010-10-01 20:02:25Z

Re: Ida May Slocum Bryant

otpe2 — 2010-09-15 03:03:31Z

You can contact me at otpe295@aol.com. I have alot of info on the Loy side of Effingham, Ill. My husband's Aunt sent us a Loy geneaolgy that was done by her grandson, who is part of the Davidson family in Effingham. Be glad to share info. Peggy

Mary Ellen Slocum 1845-1925

indyjane1 — 2010-08-04 23:10:18Z

Please visit my tree "Austins of Woodstock, IL" to find info on Mary Ellen Slocum, the Austins, and the Quackenbush. I'm in the process of editing the enormous amount of errors I have in my tree. The duplicate "junk" should be corrected by the end of next week. So, if you have some questions now, send me a note and I'll fill you in! Hope I've helped you.

Re: Mary Ellen Slocum of Vermont

kelkay1964 — 2010-08-04 21:15:13Z

Absolutely, I have no info on Jane Quackenbush other than being born in 1814, and little on the Austin branch going back. I also do not have your Grandfather recorded. Any help would be appreciated.

SLOCUM Pauline 1915-1920

t42MountOlivet — 2010-08-04 13:23:03Z

SLOCUM Pauline 1915-1920

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 216,204 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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Re: Mary Ellen Slocum of Vermont

indyjane1 — 2010-07-31 21:11:57Z

My great grandfather, Barton Slade Austin, is one of the 8 sons of William and Jane Quackenbush Austin of Salem, NY. I believe you are looking into one of their other sons, William. If you are still interested in son info, let me know. I'm still searching much of the family all the time.
Jane