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1	"Sally b.12/13/1820. By looking at the records past down Nicholas may have had a brother Alexander and Sally married her Uncle. Not proven, but all other females had who they married next to their name and Sally had this imformation next to her's. Alexander (Uncle Allick) b.1/00/1824 d. 5/6/1874" married a cousin Alexander Van Brockiln - no descendants.	Family: F151
2	-----Original Message----- From: Ave Maria Norway [mailto:anorway@twcny.rr.com] Sent: Wednesday, September 19, 2007 11:00 AM To: rootsdigger05@comcast.net Subject: Sixbury Research Hi Paul, Over the past few months, I have been focusing intently on my Sixbury roots. I descend from Henry Sixbury (Abt 1801) and Abigail Cronk (Abt 1803) like so: Henry Sixbury – Almira Sixbury Helmer – Maria Helmer Jackson – Lovillow Jackson – Clarence Jackson (my maternal grandfather). Much of my information is web based (a membership to Ancestry.com, newspaper articles on Fultonhistory.com, etc…) since it is difficult for me to find the time to travel in search of genealogical material. At any rate, I have happened upon your site on several occasions and it has been a wonderful resource for comparing our family information. However, there is one small thing that just doesn't set right with me and I was hoping to bounce a few ideas off you to see what you think about it. In your family history, both Lydia (Abt 1841) and Charles (Abt 1836) Sixbury are listed as children of my grgrgrgrgrandfather Henry Sixbury. The problem is other than a shared last name and residences within Oswego County during the 1850 and 1860 census years, I can not find anything to connect these two people to Henry in this way. In fact, it seems to me that they may actually have been children of Adam and Emily Snyder Sixbury. Adam Sixbury was enumerated as HOH for the first and only time in the 1830 Richland, Oswego, NY census. It just so happens that this is the same year and location that Henry Sixbury was first enumerated. On the surface it seems likely that they may have been brothers and both sons of John Sixbury of Richland, Oswego, NY, but a definitive connection has yet to be made. Anyways, I came across several websites that reference a man named Mark W. Snyder who claims that bible records indicate that Adam Sixbury married a woman by the name of Emily Snyder on 3 Jul 1828 (I would give you links, but I realize that might make you feel uncomfortable not knowing who I am). Census information seems to both corroborate his information and eliminate the idea that Henry was the father of Charles and Lydia. Emily Snyder Sixbury (7 Apr 1809) was the daughter of a man named Henry Christopher Snyder. In 1850 Schroeppel, Oswego, NY, Lydia Sixbury (Abt 1841) was enumerated at Cyrus and Laury Snyder Breed's residence. Laury Snyder Breed was Emily Snyder Sixbury's sister. On the same token, Charles Sixbury (Abt 1836) was enumerated at Jonah Snyder's residence along with Henry Christopher Snyder, Emily Snyder Breed's brother and father respectively. It seems strange to me that out of 11 children (that is if we add Charles and Lydia to the 9 that we are certain belong to Henry Sixbury) that he would send these 2, and these two only, off to live with his sister-in-laws family. It seems much more likely to me that Charles and Lydia were the children of Adam and Emily Snyder Sixbury and that they were staying with their aunts and uncles during the 1850 census year. I could certainly be wrong in my interpretations, but I was wondering what you thought of it since you appear to be a very good researcher on this family. Over the past year I have worked will a man named Bill Freeman, who is also a wonderful researcher, right now he is focusing primarily on our shared Helmer roots, and really hasn't looked at the Sixburys much lately, so I haven't bothered him with my thoughts on this portion of our roots. Well, I realize that you are probably a pretty busy person, so I won't continue to run on anymore. If you could get back to me at your earliest convenience and let me know what you think about Charles (Abt 1836) and Lydia (Abt 1841) Sixbury I would appreciate it greatly. Thank you in advance. Ave Maria Norway	Family: F378
3	1900 Census says they were married 0 years.	Family: F34
4	Acte de mariage Commune/Paroisse : Ronchamp Dâepart./Province : Haute-Saãone Datâe du : 24/04/1731 Epoux : BICHET Jean Páere : Máere : Epouse : POIVEY Anne Marie Originaire de : Le Rhien Páere : Máere : Cote : RP Libre : 140 Source: http://www.servancnaute.fr/actes/acte_mari.php?xid=59710	Family: F634
5	Acte de naissance/baptãeme Commune/Paroisse : Ronchamp Dâepart./Province : Haute-Saãone Nouveau-nâe : POIVEY Pierre Macaire Acte datâe du : 10/04/1755 Sexe : Masculin Páere : POIVEY Claude Profession : Laboureur Commentaire : Rhien Máere : LOMBARD Anne Marie Tâemoin/Parrain : DIRAND DE FROLEY Pierre Franðcois Commentaire : De lure Tâemoin/Marraine : PARISOT Claude Franðcoise Commentaire : Femme de jean POIVEY Cote : RP538	Family: F628
6	Both families opposed the marriage but William rode up to Magdalena's house one night and she climbed out a window and rode off with him. The marriage was not a happy one, according to Miss Stein, and they only lived together a short time.	Family: F10233
7	Child Record not found. (The program that produced this GEDCOM file is at fault.)ild: CHIL @I54L1-7M@ Child Record not found. (The program that produced this GEDCOM file is at fault.)ild: CHIL @I54L1-LJ@ Child Record not found. (The program that produced this GEDCOM file is at fault.)ild: CHIL @I54L1-MP@	Family: F180
8	Had been married for 3 years as of June 12 1900.	Family: F10138
9	He was married but no record of his wife.	Family: F68
10	http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=xstr&id=I3911 http://www.madeofcotton.com/canter_genealogy.html	Family: F598
11	https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/F6SF-P84	Family: F237
12	https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/XVG1-2WT	Family: F208
13	I found the below on Ancestry.com. This might be a marriage record for Henry and Elizabeth. Oxfordshire, England: Parish and Probate Records Church Histories & Records Name: Henry Biggers Elizabeth Steede Vital: date - location, Oxford, England -------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: "LeAnn Walton" Subject: Re: [OXF] Marriage record lookup - Henry Biggers Date: Thu, 26 Oct 2006 19:39:02 -0700 References: <001501c6f96c$40003f20$6401a8c0@buddhathree> Paul There was a Henry Biggers that married an Elizabeth Steede at Chipping Norton on 13 Oct 1799. Sounds like it could be your guy. LeAnn Walton ----- Original Message ----- From: "Paul Kelly" To: Sent: Thursday, October 26, 2006 7:04 PM Subject: [OXF] Marriage record lookup - Henry Biggers > Looking for a marriage record of: > > > > Henry Biggers > > and > > Elizabeth _____? > > > > Where: Witney? > > When: 1800? > > > > First child was born in 1800. > > I have checked OXF-WIT01 (CD) with no success. > > > Paul Kelly > http://home.comcast.net/~rootsdigger05/index.html	Family: F392
14	Is this one and the same person (Catherine Bichet)? Acte de mariage Commune/Paroisse : Ronchamp Dâepart./Province : Haute-Saãone Datâe du : 05/07/1707 Epoux : MIELLIN Antoine Páere : Máere : Epouse : BICHET Catherine Páere : Máere : Cote : RP Libre : 38	Family: F668
15	Isaac and Mary were Miss Stein's [Mary Alice Stein] grandparents, thus making her a descendant of Richard Staige, Sr. through two different family lines.	Family: F10273
16	It is unclear what this record means. Did Francoise marry two men in the same day? Was this record entered as a mistake? Was the other marriage record a mistake? Acte de mariage Commune/Paroisse : X du 70 en vosges Dâepart./Province : Vosges Datâe du : 30/06/1727 Epoux : LACROIX Julien Commentaire : x attigny Originaire de : Passavant Páere : LACROIX Georges Commentaire : + Máere : GAUNET Jeanne Commentaire : + Epouse : BICHET Franðcoise Páere : BICHET Claude Máere : VERNIER Marguerite	Family: F695
17	JEFFERSON COUNTY COURT. A law term of the Jefferson County Court convened at the Court House in this city yesterday, Judge Charles H. Walts presiding. The following decisions were handed down. Most of them are cases argued or submitted at the last law term of this court. A number of appeals were argued and submitted. William Gray, respondent vs. Horace E. Tyler et al, appellants. Judgment reversed. Jane Biggers, respondent vs. John Biggers, appellant. Judgment reversed.	Family: F211
18	June 10, 1914	Family: F347
19	married in St. Mary's church, Clayton, N.Y.	Family: F311
20	married in St. Vincent de Paul church, Rosiere	Family: F282
21	Nancy and John were cousins	Family: F149
22	Need to find out what original source(s) these records came from: http://genealogytrails.com/vir/frederick/marriages1771-1825.html	Family: F10229
23	Pierre Reff married at age 24 and Marie Anne Mathis married at age 22	Family: F46
24	Reverend Abraham Rosencrantz performed the marriage ceremony between Henrich Huber and Elizabeth Frank.	Family: F59
25	St. Mary's parish	Family: F373
26	Surety:3	Family: F47
27	Surety:3	Family: F134
28	SUSAN wife of Francis Becha former wife of Peter Croissani died Jan 14, 1885 79yrs 10 mo	Family: F92
29	The parents of Sâebastien Bichet were married in 1757, which makes Sâebastien around 10 years old, which leads me to question the marriage date and/or the birth date of Sâebastien Bichet in this case. Children 10 years of age do not marry.	Family: F793
30	There were several 'requirements' of every couple before they were to be lawfully married. Those requirements included: character witnesses, sufficient assets, vaccination records, Sunday school records, and military discharge record. Records of each of these items were recorded in the 'Zivilstandsregister' or 'Civil Register' in the town in which they lived. See source information.	Family: F20
31	There were six blank spaces set aside for children of this family on the page. Were there six children?	Family: F84
32	There were two marriage records for this marriage, each on a different date. Acte de mariage Commune/Paroisse : St Marcel Dâepart./Province : Haute-Saãone Datâe du : 06/11/1717 Epoux : PLANCON Claude Páere : Máere : Epouse : BICHET Anne Páere : Máere : Acte de mariage Commune/Paroisse : St Marcel Dâepart./Province : Haute-Saãone Datâe du : 17/11/1717 Epoux : PLANCON Claude Páere : Máere : Epouse : BICHET Anne Páere : Máere : Cote : 70468	Family: F676
33	They moved to St. Lawrence Co.	Family: F65
34	They were married at the Congregational Church parsonage. (Might this be the First Congregational Church of Deer River 27141 NYS Rt. 26 Deer River, NY 13627 ?)	Family: F870
35	They would have been married some time between 1806 to 1809.	Family: F267
36	This was Harry's second marriage.	Family: F204
37	Was not married	Family: F911
38	Wife's name is Carrie	Family: F170
39	William Stage's first marriage must have happened between approximately 1803 to 1827, since Samuel was born in 1828 per 1850 and 1860 census.	Family: F10234
40	Witnesses to the marriage: William Fraley and Anna L. Moran Pastor: H. T. Regan	Family: F17
41	Witnesses: James MacDonald, Ellen Walsh	Family: F171
42	Witnesses: Joanne Joseph Glock & Wm. Hubert	Family: F280
43	died at age 23	Elizabeth [Biggers]
44	(Research):As of June 6, 1900, she is a mother of 2 children, 2 survive.	Ellen J
45	In 1860, she was living with a John Sixbury, age 52.	Hannah
46	Married name was Hoover. She was a widow. Son Moses was living with her.	Lydia
47	Resident in LeRay for 19 years Residence Surety:3	Mar.
48	(Research):Widowed or divorced in 1880	Mary
49	Married name is Bicha. Was married in 1865.	Mary
50	Shown as Aunt to John Fitzpatrick in 1855 Census, Jefferson County, NY	Mary