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Hannah Freese1
Name Variation � Hannah Freese was also known as Ann.2�
Married Name � Her married name was Maybee.3�
Birth* circa 1801� She was born circa 1801 at New York.2�
Marriage* � She married John Maybee, son of Stephen Maybee.3�
Census 1820� Hannah Freese and John Maybee appeared on the census of 1820 at Roxbury, Delaware County, New York.
John Maybee, one man and one woman 26-45, one boy and one girl under 10.4�
Religion* 23 April 1824� On 23 April 1824 Hannah Freese and John Maybee were Received oOn certificate from the Reformed Dutch Church at Germin Town Hannah Freese, the wife of John Mayby at Oak Hill Dutch Reformed Church, Durham Township, Greene County, New York.5,6�
John Maybee, one man 40-49, one woman 30-39, one boy and one girl 10-14, one girl 5-9, and three girl under 5.7�
Census* 1 October 1850� Hannah Freese and John Maybee appeared on the census of 1 October 1850 at Shandaken, Ulster County, New York.
John Maybe, 60, M, Farmer, NY, $600
Ann Maybe, 49, F, NY
Harriet Maybe, 20, F, NY.2�
John Maybee b. c 1790
Catherine Maybee+8 b. c 1816
Egbert Maybe9 b. 1817, d. 29 Sep 1896
Mary A Maybee+8 b. c 1823
Elizabeth Maybee3 b. 31 Dec 1823
Samantha S. Maybee+8 b. 28 Jun 1826, d. 30 Mar 1884
Harriet Maybee+1 b. Jun 1829
[S1] Ancestry.com, 1850 census, Shandaken, Ulster, New York; Roll: M432_608; Page: 215; Image: 435.
[S71] 1850 United States Census, online ancestry.com, Shandaken, Ulster, New York; Roll: M432_608; Page: 215; Image: 435.
[S1] Ancestry.com, www.rootsweb.com/~nygreen2/oak_hill_drc_baptisms.htm Oak Hill DRC Baptisms.
[S22] Steve Mabie, Mabie/Maybee/Mabee/Mabey Family Records, online http://maybeesociety.org/steve/steve.html, 1820 census.
[S1] Ancestry.com, U.S., Selected States Dutch Reformed Church Membership Records, 1701-1995.
[S192] Information taken from the Internet by John MayBee #8 : http://www.rootsweb.com/~nygreen2/…
[S19] Steve's Chronology, Caspar, online http://maybeesociety.org/steve/caspar/caspar.htm, From brother Egbert's will.
Harriet Maybee
F, #29432, b. June 1829
Father* John Maybee1 b. c 1790
Mother* Hannah Freese1 b. c 1801
Married Name � Her married name was Rowley.2�
Birth* June 1829� Harriet Maybee was born in June 1829 at Roxbury Township, Delaware County, New York.3�
(Witness) Census 1830� Harriet Maybee appeared on the census of 1830 in the household of John Maybee and Hannah Freese at Roxbury, Delaware County, New York,
; John Maybee, one man 40-49, one woman 30-39, one boy and one girl 10-14, one girl 5-9, and three girl under 5.4�
(Witness) Census 1 October 1850� Harriet Maybee appeared on the census of 1 October 1850 in the household of John Maybee and Hannah Freese at Shandaken, Ulster County, New York,
; John Maybe, 60, M, Farmer, NY, $600
Marriage* 10 January 1854� Harriet Maybee married Buell Rowley on 10 January 1854 at Lexington, Greene County, New York.
"Buel Rowley and Miss Harriet Mabie, in Lexington, Delaware Co (sic)., NY."2�
Census 1870� Harriet Maybee and Buell Rowley appeared on the census of 1870 at Lexington Township, Greene County, New York.
Buel Rowley, 58, M, W, Farmer, —, $1000, New York
Harriett Rowley, 39, F, W, Keeping House, New York
Catherine Rowley, 8, F, W, At School, New York.6�
Census 1 June 1875� Harriet Maybee and Buell Rowley appeared on the census of 1 June 1875 at Lexington Township, Greene County, New York.
Buell Rowley, 63, Male, Head, born in Greene County, Married, Farmer, owns land, illiterate
Harriet Rowley, 48, Female, Wife born in Delaware County, Married
Katie Rowley, 13, Female, Child, born in Greene County
Adie B Rowley, 4, Female, Child, born in Greene County
Minnie S Rowley, 2 10/12, Female, Child, born in Greene County
Lived in a stone house worth $400.7�
Census* 1880� Harriet Maybee and Buell Rowley appeared on the census of 1880 at Lexington, Greene County, New York.
Buell Rowley, Self, M, Male, W, 68, NY, Farmer, NY, NY
Harriet Rowley, Wife, M, Female, W, 49, NY, Keeping House, NY, NY
Adie Bell Rowley, Dau, S, Female, W, 9, NY, NY, NY
Minnie Rowley, Dau, S, Female, W, 7, NY, NY, NY.8�
Census 16 February 1892� Harriet Maybee and Buell Rowley appeared on the census of 16 February 1892 at Lexington Township, Greene County, New York.
Harriet Rowley, Female, 62, born in US
Buel Rowley, Male, 81, born in US.9�
(Witness) Probate 24 May 1897� Harriet Maybee was mentioned when Egbert Maybe's will was probated on 24 May 1897 at Shandaken Township, Ulster County, New York. "Probate documents identify Mary Newton of Griffins Corner, Delaware Co., NY and Harriet Rowley of Lexington, Greene Co., NY, as Egbert's sisters. Also mentioned are the following nieces and nephews of Egbert: William H. Lasher, Sarah Lasher, Lovena Blish, Elbert J. Lasher, Wilbur L. Reynolds, Rosalie Thrall, and Alonzo Lasher (deceased), his widow Nancy A. Hill, and two children of Alonzo."10,11�
Census* 8 June 1900� Harriet Maybee appeared on the census of 8 June 1900 at Lexington Township, Greene County, New York.
Harriet Rowley, Head, W, F, Jun 1829, 70, Widow, 47, 7 children born, 3 living, New York, New York, New York, Servant.12�
Buell Rowley b. c 1812, d. 8 Aug 1897
Catherine Rowley13 b. c 1862
Ada Bell Rowley14 b. Aug 1871
Minnie Rowley14 b. c Apr 1873
[S19] Steve's Chronology, Caspar, online http://maybeesociety.org/steve/caspar/caspar.htm, Reported in the Bloomville Mirror (Delaware Co., NY) on 1/17.
[S90] 1900 United States Census, online ancestry.com, Lexington, Greene, New York; Roll: T623 1039; Page: 3B; Enumeration District: 84.
[S99] 1870 United States Census, online ancestry.com.
[S1] Ancestry.com, New York, State Census, 1875, Lexington, Greene County. ED 1, Page 1, Household 6 [listed under Jewett, Greene, NY].
[S52] 1880 United States Census, online ancestry.com, Lexington, Greene, New York, Family History Library Film 1254836, NA Film Number T9-0836, Page Number 315C.
[S1] Ancestry.com, New York, State Census, 1892, Town of Lexington, Greene County, ED 1, Page 7.
[S1] Ancestry.com, New York, Wills and Probate Records, 1659-1999.
[S90] 1900 United States Census, online ancestry.com, Lexington Twp, Greene, New York; Roll: T623 1039; Page: 3B; Enumeration District: 84.
[S1] Ancestry.com, 1870 Census, Lexington, Greene, New York; Roll: M593_940; Page: 336; Image: 675.
[S52] 1880 United States Census, online ancestry.com, 1880 census, Lexington, Greene, New York, Family History Library Film 1254836, NA Film Number T9-0836, Page Number 315C.
Elizabeth Maybee1
F, #29433, b. 31 December 1823
Reference 5-6-8-1-1-3
Birth* 31 December 1823� Elizabeth Maybee was born on 31 December 1823 at Roxbury Township, Delaware County, New York.1�
Baptism December 1824� She was baptized in December 1824 at Oak Hill Dutch Reformed Church, Durham Township, Greene County, New York; Sponsor - Peter Freese.1�
(Witness) Census 1830� Elizabeth Maybee appeared on the census of 1830 in the household of John Maybee and Hannah Freese at Roxbury, Delaware County, New York,
Egbert Maybe1
M, #29434, b. 1817, d. 29 September 1896
Name Variation � Egbert Maybe was also known as Mabie.3�
Birth* 1817� He was born in 1817 at Roxbury Township, Delaware County, New York.3,4�
(Witness) Census 1820� Egbert Maybe appeared on the census of 1820 in the household of John Maybee and Hannah Freese at Roxbury, Delaware County, New York,
; John Maybee, one man and one woman 26-45, one boy and one girl under 10.5�
Marriage* � Egbert Maybe married Ellen Misner.2�
Census* 30 September 1850� Egbert Maybe and Ellen Misner appeared on the census of 30 September 1850 at Shandaken, Ulster County, New York.
Egbert Maybee, 30, M, Hotel Keeper, NY, $600
Ellen Maybee, 29, F, NY
Catharine Misner, 16, NY
William Sprague, 19, M, NY.7�
Census 27 June 1855� Egbert Maybe and Ellen Misner appeared on the census of 27 June 1855 at Shandaken Township, Ulster County, New York.
Egbert Mabee, 34, M, Head, born in Delaware County, Married, 20 years in this town, Farmer, owned land
Ellen Mabee, 32, F, Wife, born in Ulster County, Married, 32 years in this town
Lived in a frame house worth $150.4�
Census 8 August 1860� Egbert Maybe and Ellen Misner appeared on the census of 8 August 1860 at Pine Hill PO, Shandaken, Ulster County, New York.
Egbert Maby, 40, M, Farmer, NY, $1500, $900
Ellen Maby, 38, F, NY.8�
Census August 1870� Egbert Maybe and Ellen Misner appeared on the census of August 1870 at Shokan PO, Shandaken, Ulster County, New York.
Egbert Maybe, 44, M, W, Farming, $4000, $1200, NY
Elen Maybe, 47, F, W, NY
Isaac Smith, 17, M, W, NY.9�
Census 16 June 1880� Egbert Maybe and Ellen Misner appeared on the census of 16 June 1880 at Shandaken, Ulster County, New York.
Egbert Maybe, White, Male, 59, Head, Married, Farmer, born in New York, parents birth left blank
Ellen Maybe, White, Female, 58, Wife, Married, Keeping House, born in New York, parents birth left blank.10�
Will* 4 September 1896� Egbert Maybe left a will on 4 September 1896 at Shandaken, Ulster County, New York. "Will of Egbert Maybe, of the Town of Shandaken, Ulster Co., NY, dated 9/4/1896, proved 5/24/1897, mentions Isaac J. Smith (enumerated in 1870 census in Egbert's household) and Susie Smith, daughter of Isaac."11�
Death* 29 September 1896� He died on 29 September 1896 at Big Indian, Shandaken Township, Ulster County, New York.12�
Burial* � He and Ellen Misner were buried at Pine Hill Cemetery, Pine Hill, Ulster County, New York. Inscription "Egbert Mabie; 1817 - 1896; Elnor Misner; his wife; 1821-1896."13�
Probate* 24 May 1897� His estate was probated on 24 May 1897 at Shandaken Township, Ulster County, New York. "Probate documents identify Mary Newton of Griffins Corner, Delaware Co., NY and Harriet Rowley of Lexington, Greene Co., NY, as Egbert's sisters. Also mentioned are the following nieces and nephews of Egbert: William H. Lasher, Sarah Lasher, Lovena Blish, Elbert J. Lasher, Wilbur L. Reynolds, Rosalie Thrall, and Alonzo Lasher (deceased), his widow Nancy A. Hill, and two children of Alonzo."11,14�
Ellen Misner b. 1821, d. 12 Jan 1896
[S1] Ancestry.com, New York, Death Index, 1852-1956 & New York, Wills and Probate Records, 1659-1999.
[S1] Ancestry.com, New York State Census, 1855, Town of Shandaken, Ulster, New York, ED 2, Household 2.
[S91] 1860 United States Census, online ancestry.com, Shandaken, Ulster, New York; Roll M653_872; Page: 907; Image: 368; Family History Library Film: 803872.
[S99] 1870 United States Census, online ancestry.com, Shandaken, Ulster, New York; Roll M593_1107; Page: 334B; Image: 673; Family History Library Film: 552606.
[S52] 1880 United States Census, online ancestry.com, Shandaken, Ulster, New York; Roll: 940; Family History Film: 1254940; Page: 185B; Enumeration District: 151; Image: 0372.
[S1] Ancestry.com, New York, Death Index, 1852-1956.
Ellen Misner1
F, #29435, b. 1821, d. 12 January 1896
Name Variation � Ellen Misner was also known as Elenor.2�
Married Name � Her married name was Mabie.�
Birth* 1821� She was born in 1821 at Shandaken Township, Ulster County, New York.2,3�
Marriage* � She married Egbert Maybe, son of John Maybee and Hannah Freese.4�
Census* 30 September 1850� Ellen Misner and Egbert Maybe appeared on the census of 30 September 1850 at Shandaken, Ulster County, New York.
Census 27 June 1855� Ellen Misner and Egbert Maybe appeared on the census of 27 June 1855 at Shandaken Township, Ulster County, New York.
Census 8 August 1860� Ellen Misner and Egbert Maybe appeared on the census of 8 August 1860 at Pine Hill PO, Shandaken, Ulster County, New York.
Census August 1870� Ellen Misner and Egbert Maybe appeared on the census of August 1870 at Shokan PO, Shandaken, Ulster County, New York.
Census 16 June 1880� Ellen Misner and Egbert Maybe appeared on the census of 16 June 1880 at Shandaken, Ulster County, New York.
Ellen Maybe, White, Female, 58, Wife, Married, Keeping House, born in New York, parents birth left blank.8�
Death* 12 January 1896� Ellen Misner died on 12 January 1896 at Shandaken, Ulster County, New York.9�
Burial* � She and Egbert Maybe were buried at Pine Hill Cemetery, Pine Hill, Ulster County, New York. Inscription "Egbert Mabie; 1817 - 1896; Elnor Misner; his wife; 1821-1896."10�
Egbert Maybe b. 1817, d. 29 Sep 1896
Samantha S. Maybee
F, #29436, b. 28 June 1826, d. 30 March 1884
Married Name � Her married name was Reynolds.2�
Birth* 28 June 1826� Samantha S. Maybee was born on 28 June 1826 at Roxbury Township, Delaware County, New York.2�
(Witness) Census 1830� Samantha S. Maybee appeared on the census of 1830 in the household of John Maybee and Hannah Freese at Roxbury, Delaware County, New York,
Marriage* � Samantha S. Maybee married Jesse Reynolds.2�
Census 1850� Samantha S. Maybee and Jesse Reynolds appeared on the census of 1850 at Lexington, Greene County, New York.
Jesse Reynolds, 25, M, Chair Maker, NY
Samantha Reynolds, 25, F, NY.4�
Census* 1860� Samantha S. Maybee and Jesse Reynolds appeared on the census of 1860 at Napanoch, Denning Township, Ulster County, New York.
Jessee Reynolds, 35, M, Back Puling, $400, $200, New York
Samantha Reynolds, 34, F, New York
Rosilla Reynolds, 6, F, New York
Martha Reynolds, 4, F, New York.5�
Census 1870� Samantha S. Maybee and Jesse Reynolds appeared on the census of 1870 at Woodbourne, Sullivan County, New York.
Jessee Reynolds, 45, M, W, Foreman in Tannery, $1000, New York
Samantha Reynolds, 44, F, W, Keeping House, New York
Rosalia Reynolds, 16, F, W, At, Home, New York, attending school
Wilbur Reynolds, 2, M, W, New York.6�
Religion* 6 February 1875� On 6 February 1875 Samantha S. Maybee and Jesse Reynolds were received as members at Reformed Dutch Church, Grahamsville, Sullivan County, New York.7�
Census 3 June 1875� Samantha S. Maybee and Jesse Reynolds appeared on the census of 3 June 1875 at Neversink Township, Sullivan County, New York.
Jesse Reynolds, 49, Male, Head, born in Green County, Married, Farm Laborer
Samantha Reynolds, 48, Female, Wife, born in Deleware County, Married
Rosalia Reynolds, 20, Female, Daughter, born in Green County, Single
Willie Reynolds, 7, Male, Son, born in Ulster County, Single
Death* 30 March 1884� Samantha S. Maybee died on 30 March 1884 at Shandaken Township, Ulster County, New York, at age 57.2�
Burial* � She was buried at Methodist Cemetery, Shandaken, Ulster County, New York.2,9�
Jesse Reynolds b. c 1825
Rosalia Reynolds10 b. c Sep 1854
Martha Reynolds10 b. 1856, d. b 1870
Wilbur L. Reynolds11 b. Feb 1868, d. 4 Oct 1919
[S19] Steve's Chronology, Caspar, online http://maybeesociety.org/steve/caspar/caspar.htm, From tombstone in the Shandaken M. E. Church ground, Ulster County, NY, Samantha was born.
[S91] 1860 United States Census, online ancestry.com, Denning, Ulster, New York; Roll: M653_871; Page: 0; Image 543.
[S99] 1870 United States Census, online ancestry.com, NeversinkTwp, Sullivan, New York; Roll: M593_1102; Page: 672; Image: 708.
[S1] Ancestry.com, U.S., Selected States Dutch Reformed Church Membership Records, 1701-1995 New York, Reformed Dutch Church of Grahamsville, Consistory Minutes, Baptisms, Members, 1876-1901.
[S1] Ancestry.com, New York, State Census, 1875, Neversink Twp, Sullivan County, E.D. 02, Page 3, Household 26.
[S1] Ancestry.com, 1860 Census, Denning, Ulster, New York; Roll: M653_871; Page: 0; Image.
[S1] Ancestry.com, 1870 Census, NeversinkTwp, Sullivan, New York; Roll: M593_1102; Page: 672; Image: 708.
Catherine Maybee
Name Variation � Catherine Maybee was also known as Mary.�
Married Name � Her married name was Lasher.2�
Birth* circa 1816� She was born circa 1816 at Greene County, New York.3�
(Witness) Census 1820� Catherine Maybee appeared on the census of 1820 in the household of John Maybee and Hannah Freese at Roxbury, Delaware County, New York,
Marriage* � Catherine Maybee married Edward Lasher.2�
Census* 1850� Catherine Maybee and Edward Lasher appeared on the census of 1850 at Middletown Township, Delaware County, New York.
Edward. Lasher, 32, M, Farmer, NY
Catherine Lasher, 32, F, NY
William Lasher, 9, M, NY
Alonzo Lasher, 7, M, NY
Sarah Lasher, 4, F, NY
Samantha Lasher, 1, F, NY.2�
Census 4 June 1855� Catherine Maybee and Edward Lasher appeared on the census of 4 June 1855 at Middletown Township, Delaware County, New York.
Edward Lasher, 40, Male, Head, born in Dutchess County, Married, lived in Town 22 years, Farmer, owns land
Catherine Lasher, 39, Female, Wife, born in Greene County, Married, lived in Town 21 years
William H Lasher, 13, Male, Son, born in Delaware County, lived in Town entire life
Alonzo Lasher, 11, Male, Son, born in Delaware County, lived in Town entire life
Sarah E Lasher, 9, Female, Daughter, born in Delaware County, lived in Town entire life
Samantha Lasher, 6, Female, Daughter, born in Delaware County, lived in Town entire life
Elbert Lasher, 3, Male, Son, born in Delaware County, lived in Town entire life
Census 1860� Catherine Maybee and Edward Lasher appeared on the census of 1860 at Middletown, Orange County, New York.
Edward Lasher, 45
Catharine Lasher, 44
William Lasher, 18
Alonzo Lasher, 17
Sarah Lasher, 14
Elbert Lasher, 8.6�
Census 1870� Catherine Maybee and Edward Lasher appeared on the census of 1870 at Middletown Township, Delaware County, New York.
Edward Lasher, 50, M, W, Farmer, #2000, $200, New York
Mary Lasher, 45, F, W, Keeping House, New York
Sarah Lasher, 25, F, W, At Home, New York
Bena Lasher, 22, F, W, At Home, New York
Ebenezer Lasher, 19, M, W, Farm Laborer, New York.7�
Edward Lasher, 60, Male, Head, born in Dutchess County, Married, Farmer, owns land
Catharine M Lasher, 59, Female, Wife, born in Greene County, Married
Sarah Lasher, 25, Female, Child, born in Delaware County, Single
Elbert Lasher, 23, Male, Child, born in Delaware County, Married, Retail Merchant
Esther Lasher, 17, Female, Daughter in law, born in Delaware County, Married
Iona Lasher, 1 3/12, Female, Grand Daughter, born in Delaware County, Single
lived in a framed house worth $200.8�
(Witness) Census 1880� Catherine Maybee appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of Elbert J. Lasher at Middletown, Orange County, New York,
; Elbert Lasher, W, M, 28, Head, M, Lumber Dealer, New York, New York, New York
Esther Lasher, W, F, 7, Daughter, New York, New York, New York
Lobena Lasher, W, F, 4, Daughter, New York, New York, New York
same dwelling, new family
Cathain Lasher, W, F, 64, Head, Wd, Keeping House, New York, New York, New York
Sarah Lasher, W, F, 33, Daughter, S, At home, New York, New York, New York.9�
Edward Lasher b. c 1815, d. 21 Dec 1879
William H. Lasher+2 b. 9 Jul 1842
Alonzo Lasher2 b. c 1844, d. 19 Jul 1892
Sarah Lasher2 b. c 1846, d. 11 Mar 1919
Samantha Lasher2 b. c 1849, d. 2 Feb 1919
Elbert J. Lasher10 b. c 1852
[S1] Ancestry.com, 1850 Census, Middletown, Delaware, New York; Roll: M432_495; Page: 457; Image: 471.
[S1] Ancestry.com, New York, State Census, 1855, New York, State Census, 1855, Town of Middletown, Delaware County, E.D. 1, Household 7.
[S91] 1860 United States Census, online ancestry.com, Middletown, Delaware, New York; Roll: M653_744; Page: 945; Image: 352.
[S1] Ancestry.com, New York, State Census, 1875, Middletown Twp, Delaware, E.D. 1&3 Combined, Household 17.
[S52] 1880 United States Census, online ancestry.com, Middletown, Delaware, New York; Roll: T9_823; Family History Film: 1254823; Page: 303.1000; Enumeration District: 77; Image: 036.
Jesse Reynolds1
Birth* circa 1825� Jesse Reynolds was born circa 1825 at Greene County, New York.1,2�
Marriage* � He married Samantha S. Maybee, daughter of John Maybee and Hannah Freese.3�
Census* 1850� Jesse Reynolds and Samantha S. Maybee appeared on the census of 1850 at Lexington, Greene County, New York.
Census 1860� Jesse Reynolds and Samantha S. Maybee appeared on the census of 1860 at Napanoch, Denning Township, Ulster County, New York.
Census 1870� Jesse Reynolds and Samantha S. Maybee appeared on the census of 1870 at Woodbourne, Sullivan County, New York.
Religion* 6 February 1875� On 6 February 1875 Jesse Reynolds and Samantha S. Maybee were received as members at Reformed Dutch Church, Grahamsville, Sullivan County, New York.6�
Census* 3 June 1875� Jesse Reynolds and Samantha S. Maybee appeared on the census of 3 June 1875 at Neversink Township, Sullivan County, New York.
Samantha S. Maybee b. 28 Jun 1826, d. 30 Mar 1884
Rosalia Reynolds7 b. c Sep 1854
Martha Reynolds7 b. 1856, d. b 1870
Wilbur L. Reynolds8 b. Feb 1868, d. 4 Oct 1919
Edward Lasher
M, #29439, b. circa 1815, d. 21 December 1879
Anecdote* � Edward, the second son, was born in Dutchess County, but came to Delaware and began farming on an estate just one mile from the paternal homestead. He afterward engaged in lumber dealing, putting up a saw-mill at Emery Brook, where he sawed and shipped his own lumber. This was one of the first saw-mills in this part of the country. There was a good home trade, and he was able before long to own a good property. He died on December 21, 1875. His wife was a Miss Mabee, daughter of William Mabee, a farmer near Pine Hill village in Ulster County. They had seven children.1�
Birth* circa 1815� Edward Lasher was born circa 1815 at Dutchess County, New York, son of Conrad and Maria [Sagendorph] Lasher.2,1�
Marriage* � He married Catherine Maybee, daughter of John Maybee and Hannah Freese.3�
Census* 1850� Edward Lasher and Catherine Maybee appeared on the census of 1850 at Middletown Township, Delaware County, New York.
Census 4 June 1855� Edward Lasher and Catherine Maybee appeared on the census of 4 June 1855 at Middletown Township, Delaware County, New York.
Census 1860� Edward Lasher and Catherine Maybee appeared on the census of 1860 at Middletown, Orange County, New York.
Death* 21 December 1879� Edward Lasher died on 21 December 1879 at Delaware County, New York.7�
Burial* � He was buried at Clovesville Cemetery, Delaware County, New York.7�
Catherine Maybee b. c 1816
Elbert J. Lasher8 b. c 1852
[S192] Information taken from the Internet by John MayBee #8 : http://www.dcnyhistory.org/books/brevie14.html
William H. Lasher
M, #29440, b. 9 July 1842
Father* Edward Lasher1 b. c 1815, d. 21 Dec 1879
Mother* Catherine Maybee1 b. c 1816
Birth* 9 July 1842� William H. Lasher was born on 9 July 1842 at Brush Ridge, Middletown Township, Delaware County, New York.2�
(Witness) Census 1850� William H. Lasher appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of Edward Lasher and Catherine Maybee at Middletown Township, Delaware County, New York,
; Edward. Lasher, 32, M, Farmer, NY
(Witness) Census 4 June 1855� William H. Lasher appeared on the census of 4 June 1855 in the household of Edward Lasher and Catherine Maybee at Middletown Township, Delaware County, New York,
; Edward Lasher, 40, Male, Head, born in Dutchess County, Married, lived in Town 22 years, Farmer, owns land
(Witness) Census 1860� William H. Lasher appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of Edward Lasher and Catherine Maybee at Middletown, Orange County, New York,
; Edward Lasher, 45
Marriage* 1863� William H. Lasher married Jeanette Crawford in 1863.2�
(Witness) Probate 24 May 1897� William H. Lasher was mentioned when Egbert Maybe's will was probated on 24 May 1897 at Shandaken Township, Ulster County, New York. "Probate documents identify Mary Newton of Griffins Corner, Delaware Co., NY and Harriet Rowley of Lexington, Greene Co., NY, as Egbert's sisters. Also mentioned are the following nieces and nephews of Egbert: William H. Lasher, Sarah Lasher, Lovena Blish, Elbert J. Lasher, Wilbur L. Reynolds, Rosalie Thrall, and Alonzo Lasher (deceased), his widow Nancy A. Hill, and two children of Alonzo."5,6�
Anecdote* � William H. Lasher was born July 9, 1842, on Brush Ridge, in Middletown, Delaware County, N.Y. William received a plain education at Townsend Hollow and Griffin's Corners. At the latter place he engaged in the grocery business with Allen Lasher, when he was twenty-one years of age. Later in life he went into lumber dealing, buying a large amount of real estate. In 1874 he sold all of his land with the exception of seventy acres which he retained for a home. A comfortable house, barn, and dairy are among the improvements. He has been engaged in the insurance business to some extent. In 1863 Mr. Lasher was united in wedlock to Jeannette Crawford, a native of Cayuga, and one of a family of four children. She was born February 11, 1841, and had two brothers-William H., born January 1, 1829; and Robert, born March 20, 1931-and one sister, Isabella, born August 17, 1833. To William H. and Jeannette [Crawford] Lasher were born three children. Eugene E., born June 29, 1869, married Ada Rowley. Willie E., born April 9, 1870, married Ella Crispell. Lulla May, born March9, 1871, lives at home. Mrs. Lasher died in November, 1889. She was a conscientious member of the Presbyterian church.
William H. Lasher has been eminently successful in the different lines of business in which he has been engaged, and is one of the leading politicians of the Republician party in his town. In 1890 he was appointed to the office of Postmaster, which he held for four years. He was Deputy Sheriff for fifteen and Pension Agent for twelve years, and was Surveyor of Highway for two terms.7�
Jeanette Crawford b. 11 Feb 1844, d. Nov 1889
Eugene E Lasher7 b. 29 Jun 1867
Willie E. Lasher7 b. 9 Apr 1870
Lulla May Lasher7 b. 9 Mar 1871
[S192] Information taken from the Internet by John MayBee #8 : http://www.dcnyhistory.org/books/brevie14.html - Delaware County NY Genealogy and History Site.
Alonzo Lasher
M, #29441, b. circa 1844, d. 19 July 1892
Birth* circa 1844� Alonzo Lasher was born circa 1844 at Middletown Township, Delaware County, New York.2�
(Witness) Census 1850� Alonzo Lasher appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of Edward Lasher and Catherine Maybee at Middletown Township, Delaware County, New York,
(Witness) Census 4 June 1855� Alonzo Lasher appeared on the census of 4 June 1855 in the household of Edward Lasher and Catherine Maybee at Middletown Township, Delaware County, New York,
(Witness) Census 1860� Alonzo Lasher appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of Edward Lasher and Catherine Maybee at Middletown, Orange County, New York,
Marriage* � Alonzo Lasher married Anna O'Brien.4�
Death* 19 July 1892� Alonzo Lasher died on 19 July 1892 at Oxford, Chenango County, New York.5�
Burial* � He was buried at Prospect Hill Cemetery, Sidney, Delaware County, New York.6�
(Witness) Probate 24 May 1897� He was mentioned when Egbert Maybe's will was probated on 24 May 1897 at Shandaken Township, Ulster County, New York. "Probate documents identify Mary Newton of Griffins Corner, Delaware Co., NY and Harriet Rowley of Lexington, Greene Co., NY, as Egbert's sisters. Also mentioned are the following nieces and nephews of Egbert: William H. Lasher, Sarah Lasher, Lovena Blish, Elbert J. Lasher, Wilbur L. Reynolds, Rosalie Thrall, and Alonzo Lasher (deceased), his widow Nancy A. Hill, and two children of Alonzo."7,8�
Anna O'Brien b. 1841, d. 9 Jan 1884
[S381] Find A Grave, online http://www.findagrave.com/, New York, Death Index, 1852-1956.
Sarah Lasher
Birth* circa 1846� Sarah Lasher was born circa 1846 at Middletown Township, Delaware County, New York.1,2�
(Witness) Census 1850� Sarah Lasher appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of Edward Lasher and Catherine Maybee at Middletown Township, Delaware County, New York,
(Witness) Census 4 June 1855� Sarah Lasher appeared on the census of 4 June 1855 in the household of Edward Lasher and Catherine Maybee at Middletown Township, Delaware County, New York,
(Witness) Census 1860� Sarah Lasher appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of Edward Lasher and Catherine Maybee at Middletown, Orange County, New York,
; Edward Lasher, 50, M, W, Farmer, #2000, $200, New York
; Edward Lasher, 60, Male, Head, born in Dutchess County, Married, Farmer, owns land
(Witness) Census 1880� Sarah Lasher appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of Elbert J. Lasher at Middletown, Orange County, New York,
(Witness) Probate 24 May 1897� Sarah Lasher was mentioned when Egbert Maybe's will was probated on 24 May 1897 at Shandaken Township, Ulster County, New York. "Probate documents identify Mary Newton of Griffins Corner, Delaware Co., NY and Harriet Rowley of Lexington, Greene Co., NY, as Egbert's sisters. Also mentioned are the following nieces and nephews of Egbert: William H. Lasher, Sarah Lasher, Lovena Blish, Elbert J. Lasher, Wilbur L. Reynolds, Rosalie Thrall, and Alonzo Lasher (deceased), his widow Nancy A. Hill, and two children of Alonzo."7,8�
(Witness) Census April 1910� Sarah Lasher appeared on the census of April 1910 in the household of Samantha Blish at Middletown Township, Delaware County, New York,
; Lobena Blish, Head, F, W, 61, Wd, one child born, none living, New York, New York, New York, None
Sarah Lasher, Sister, F, W, 64, S, New York, New York, New York, None.9�
Death* 11 March 1919� Sarah Lasher died on 11 March 1919 at Delaware County Home, Delhi, Delaware County, New York.10,11�
Burial* � She was buried at Delaware County Home Cemetery, Delhi, Delaware County, New York.10�
[S76] 1910 United States Census, online ancestry.com, Middletown, Delaware, New York; Roll: T624_935; Page: 8B; Enumeration District: 26; Image: 784.
Samantha Lasher1
F, #29443, b. circa 1849, d. 2 February 1919
Name Variation � Samantha Lasher was also known as Blish.�
Name Variation � Samantha Lasher was also known as Lobena Blish.2�
Name Variation � Samantha Lasher was also known as Lovena Lasher.3�
Name Variation � Samantha Lasher was also known as Bena.4�
Birth* circa 1849� She was born circa 1849 at Middletown Township, Delaware County, New York.1,5�
(Witness) Census 1850� Samantha Lasher appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of Edward Lasher and Catherine Maybee at Middletown Township, Delaware County, New York,
(Witness) Census 4 June 1855� Samantha Lasher appeared on the census of 4 June 1855 in the household of Edward Lasher and Catherine Maybee at Middletown Township, Delaware County, New York,
Marriage* 17 November 1892� Samantha Lasher married Silas E Blish on 17 November 1892 at Griffins Corners, Delaware County, New York.
"Silas E Blish married Lobena Johnson, nee Lasher."7�
(Witness) Probate 24 May 1897� Samantha Lasher was mentioned when Egbert Maybe's will was probated on 24 May 1897 at Shandaken Township, Ulster County, New York. "Probate documents identify Mary Newton of Griffins Corner, Delaware Co., NY and Harriet Rowley of Lexington, Greene Co., NY, as Egbert's sisters. Also mentioned are the following nieces and nephews of Egbert: William H. Lasher, Sarah Lasher, Lovena Blish, Elbert J. Lasher, Wilbur L. Reynolds, Rosalie Thrall, and Alonzo Lasher (deceased), his widow Nancy A. Hill, and two children of Alonzo."8,9�
(Witness) Military 26 April 1880� Lobena Blish witnessed the Military of Silas E Blish on 26 April 1880; , once Sgt 144th NY Infantry, was declared an invalid. His widow, Lobena Blish, received his pension starting on 14 Jan 1909.10�
Census* April 1910� Samantha Blish appeared on the census of April 1910 at Middletown Township, Delaware County, New York.
Lobena Blish, Head, F, W, 61, Wd, one child born, none living, New York, New York, New York, None
Sarah Lasher, Sister, F, W, 64, S, New York, New York, New York, None.11�
Death* 2 February 1919� She died on 2 February 1919 at Fleischmanns, Delaware County, New York.12�
Silas E Blish b. c 1840
[S1] Ancestry.com, U.S., Civil War Pension Index: General Index to Pension Files, 1861-1934.
[S19] Steve's Chronology, Caspar, online http://maybeesociety.org/steve/caspar/caspar.htm, Uncle Egbert Maybee's will.
[S1] Ancestry.com, U.S., Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles, 1861-1865.
Elbert J. Lasher
Birth* circa 1852� Elbert J. Lasher was born circa 1852 at Middletown, Orange County, New York.2�
(Witness) Census 4 June 1855� Elbert J. Lasher appeared on the census of 4 June 1855 in the household of Edward Lasher and Catherine Maybee at Middletown Township, Delaware County, New York,
(Witness) Census 1860� Elbert J. Lasher appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of Edward Lasher and Catherine Maybee at Middletown, Orange County, New York,
(Witness) Census 1870� Elbert J. Lasher appeared on the census of 1870 in the household of Edward Lasher and Catherine Maybee at Middletown Township, Delaware County, New York,
Marriage � Elbert J. Lasher married Esther Fuller.5�
Census* 1880� Elbert J. Lasher appeared on the census of 1880 at Middletown, Orange County, New York.
Elbert Lasher, W, M, 28, Head, M, Lumber Dealer, New York, New York, New York
Rosalia Reynolds
F, #29445, b. circa September 1854
Father* Jesse Reynolds1 b. c 1825
Mother* Samantha S. Maybee1 b. 28 Jun 1826, d. 30 Mar 1884
Married Name � Her married name was Thrall.2�
Birth* circa September 1854� Rosalia Reynolds was born circa September 1854 at Greene County, New York.1�
(Witness) Census 1860� Rosalia Reynolds appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of Jesse Reynolds and Samantha S. Maybee at Napanoch, Denning Township, Ulster County, New York,
; Jessee Reynolds, 35, M, Back Puling, $400, $200, New York
(Witness) Census 1870� Rosalia Reynolds appeared on the census of 1870 in the household of Jesse Reynolds and Samantha S. Maybee at Woodbourne, Sullivan County, New York,
; Jessee Reynolds, 45, M, W, Foreman in Tannery, $1000, New York
(Witness) Census 3 June 1875� Rosalia Reynolds appeared on the census of 3 June 1875 in the household of Jesse Reynolds and Samantha S. Maybee at Neversink Township, Sullivan County, New York,
; Jesse Reynolds, 49, Male, Head, born in Green County, Married, Farm Laborer
(Witness) Probate 24 May 1897� Rosalia Reynolds was mentioned when Egbert Maybe's will was probated on 24 May 1897 at Shandaken Township, Ulster County, New York. "Probate documents identify Mary Newton of Griffins Corner, Delaware Co., NY and Harriet Rowley of Lexington, Greene Co., NY, as Egbert's sisters. Also mentioned are the following nieces and nephews of Egbert: William H. Lasher, Sarah Lasher, Lovena Blish, Elbert J. Lasher, Wilbur L. Reynolds, Rosalie Thrall, and Alonzo Lasher (deceased), his widow Nancy A. Hill, and two children of Alonzo."6,7�
[S19] Steve's Chronology, Caspar, online http://maybeesociety.org/steve/caspar/caspar.htm, Will of Egbert Maybe.
Martha Reynolds
F, #29446, b. 1856, d. before 1870
Birth* 1856� Martha Reynolds was born in 1856 at New York.1�
(Witness) Census 1860� Martha Reynolds appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of Jesse Reynolds and Samantha S. Maybee at Napanoch, Denning Township, Ulster County, New York,
Death* before 1870� Martha Reynolds died before 1870; not in census.�
Wilbur L. Reynolds1
M, #29447, b. February 1868, d. 4 October 1919
Birth* February 1868� Wilbur L. Reynolds was born in February 1868 at Ulster County, New York.2,3�
(Witness) Census 1870� Wilbur L. Reynolds appeared on the census of 1870 in the household of Jesse Reynolds and Samantha S. Maybee at Woodbourne, Sullivan County, New York,
(Witness) Census 3 June 1875� Wilbur L. Reynolds appeared on the census of 3 June 1875 in the household of Jesse Reynolds and Samantha S. Maybee at Neversink Township, Sullivan County, New York,
Marriage* circa 1892� Wilbur L. Reynolds married Anna Warner circa 1892.2�
(Witness) Probate 24 May 1897� Wilbur L. Reynolds was mentioned when Egbert Maybe's will was probated on 24 May 1897 at Shandaken Township, Ulster County, New York. "Probate documents identify Mary Newton of Griffins Corner, Delaware Co., NY and Harriet Rowley of Lexington, Greene Co., NY, as Egbert's sisters. Also mentioned are the following nieces and nephews of Egbert: William H. Lasher, Sarah Lasher, Lovena Blish, Elbert J. Lasher, Wilbur L. Reynolds, Rosalie Thrall, and Alonzo Lasher (deceased), his widow Nancy A. Hill, and two children of Alonzo."5,6�
Death* 4 October 1919� Wilbur L. Reynolds died on 4 October 1919 at Cortland, Cortland County, New York, at age 51.7�
Burial* � He and Anna Warner were buried at Cortland Rural Cemetery, Cortland, Cortland County, New York. Inscription "Wilbur L. Reynolds; 1868-1919; Anna his wife; 1869-1944; W Lynn Reynolds; 1897-1975."8�
Anna Warner b. Sep 1869, d. 6 Oct 1944
[S90] 1900 United States Census, online ancestry.com, Galeton, Potter, Pennsylvania; Page: 2; Enumeration District: 0108; FHL microfilm: 1241482.
Mary A Maybee1
Married Name � Her married name was Newton.1�
Birth* circa 1823� Mary A Maybee was born circa 1823 at Roxbury Township, Delaware County, New York.2�
(Witness) Census 1830� Mary A Maybee appeared on the census of 1830 in the household of John Maybee and Hannah Freese at Roxbury, Delaware County, New York,
Marriage* � Mary A Maybee married John Newton.1�
Census* 1 October 1850� Mary A Maybee and John Newton appeared on the census of 1 October 1850 at Shandaken Township, Ulster County, New York.
John Newton, 35, M, Farmer, $1400, New York
Mary Newton, 27, F, New York
Edward Newton, 9, M, New York
Sarah Newton, 7, F, New York
Martha Newton, 5, F, New York
Ann Newton, 2, F, New York
Elizabeth Newton, 6/12, F, New York.4�
Census 1860� Mary A Maybee and John Newton appeared on the census of 1860 at Margaretville PO, Hardenburgh Township, Ulster County, New York.
John Newton , 44, M, Farmer, $2000, $400, New York
Edward Newton, 18, M, New York
Sarah Newton, 16, F, New York
Martha Newton, 14, F, New York
Ann Newton, 12, F, New York
Alice Newton, 6, F, New York
Wilson Newton, 2, M, New York.5�
Census 15 June 1865� Mary A Maybee and John Newton appeared on the census of 15 June 1865 at Hardenburgh Township, Ulster County, New York.
John Newton, 49, Male, Head, born in Ulster County Married, Farmer, owns land
Mary A Newton, 42, Female, Wife, born in Delaware County, 11 children born, Married, illiterate
Edward Newton, 23, Male, Son, born in Ulster County, Single
Sarah Newton, 21, Female, Daughter, born in Ulster County, Single
Mary Ann Newton, 16, Female, Daughter, born in Ulster County, Single
Alice Newton, 12, Female, Child, born in Ulster County, Single
Wilson Newton, 7, Male, Child, born in Ulster County, Single
Viola Newton, 4, Female, Child, born in Ulster County, Single
(unnamed) Newton, 2/12, Female, Child, born in Ulster County, Single
Lived in a frame house worth $75.6�
Census August 1870� Mary A Maybee and John Newton appeared on the census of August 1870 at Hardenburgh Township, Ulster County, New York.
John Newton, 46, Male, Farming, $200 real estate, $900 personal estate, born in New York
Mary Newton, 46, Female, born in New York
Sarah Newton, 25, Female, born in New York
Alice Newton, 19, Female, born in New York
Melissa Newton, 5, Female, born in New York
Minnie Newton, 2, Female, born in New York
Wilson Newton, 12, Male, born in New York.7�
Census* 8 June 1875� Mary A Maybee appeared on the census of 8 June 1875 at Hardenburgh Township, Ulster County, New York.
Mary Newton, 55, Female, Head, born in Delaware County, Widow
Alice Newton, 23, Female, Daughter, born in Ulster County, Single
Wilson Newton, 18, Male, Son, born in Ulster County, Single
Melissa Newton, 9, Female, Daughter, born in Ulster County, Single
Minna Newton, 7, Female, Daughter, born in Ulster County, Single
(Witness) Probate 24 May 1897� She was mentioned when Egbert Maybe's will was probated on 24 May 1897 at Shandaken Township, Ulster County, New York. "Probate documents identify Mary Newton of Griffins Corner, Delaware Co., NY and Harriet Rowley of Lexington, Greene Co., NY, as Egbert's sisters. Also mentioned are the following nieces and nephews of Egbert: William H. Lasher, Sarah Lasher, Lovena Blish, Elbert J. Lasher, Wilbur L. Reynolds, Rosalie Thrall, and Alonzo Lasher (deceased), his widow Nancy A. Hill, and two children of Alonzo."9,10�
(Witness) Census 22 June 1900� Mary A Newton appeared on the census of 22 June 1900 in the household of Wilson Newton and Carrie Mills at Middletown Township, Delaware County, New York,
; Wesley Newton, Head, W, M, May 1862, 38, Married 5 years, New York, New York, New York, Painter, owns mortgaged house
Cary Newton, Wife, W, F, June 1874, 25, Married 5 years, 2 children born and living, New York, New York, New York
Warner D Newton, Son, W, M, Oct 1897, 2, Single, New York, New York, New York
Floid Newton, Son, W, M, Dec 1899, 5/12. Single, New York, New York, New York
Mary E Newton, Mother, W, F, Oct 1920, 79, Widow, New York, New York, New York.11�
John Newton b. c 1815, d. b 1875
Edward Newton12 b. 15 Jun 1841, d. 6 Oct 1865
Sarah Newton12 b. c 1843
Martha Newton12 b. c 1845
Ann Newton12 b. c 1848
Elizabeth Newton12 b. c Apr 1850, d. b 1855
Alice Newton13 b. c 1854
Wilson Newton13 b. c 1858, d. 11 Sep 1909
Viola Newton6 b. c 1864, d. b 1870
Melissa Newton7 b. 14 Apr 1865, d. 30 Mar 1925
Minnie Newton7 b. 7 Apr 1868
[S71] 1850 United States Census, online ancestry.com, Shandaken Twp, Ulster, New York; Roll: M432_608; Page: 216; Image: 437.
[S91] 1860 United States Census, online ancestry.com, Hardenburgh Twp, Ulster, New York; Roll: M653_872; Page: 0; Image: 348.
[S1] Ancestry.com, New York, State Census, 1865, Hardenburgh Township, Ulster, Page 9, Family 58.
[S99] 1870 United States Census, online ancestry.com, Hardenbergh, Ulster, New York; Roll: M593_1105; Page: 103B; Family History Library Film: 552604.
[S1] Ancestry.com, New York, State Census, 1875, Hardenburgh Township, Ulster, ED 2, Page 1, Family 1.
[S90] 1900 United States Census, online ancestry.com, Middletown, Delaware, New York; Page: 19; Enumeration District: 0022; FHL microfilm: 1241021.
[S1] Ancestry.com, 1850 and 1860 Censuses.
[S1] Ancestry.com, 1860 Census, Hardenburgh Twp, Ulster, New York; Roll: M653_872; Page: 0; Image: 348.
John Newton1
M, #29449, b. circa 1815, d. before 1875
Birth* circa 1815� John Newton was born circa 1815 at Ulster County, New York.1�
Marriage* � He married Mary A Maybee, daughter of John Maybee and Hannah Freese.2�
Census* 1 October 1850� John Newton and Mary A Maybee appeared on the census of 1 October 1850 at Shandaken Township, Ulster County, New York.
Census 1860� John Newton and Mary A Maybee appeared on the census of 1860 at Margaretville PO, Hardenburgh Township, Ulster County, New York.
Census 15 June 1865� John Newton and Mary A Maybee appeared on the census of 15 June 1865 at Hardenburgh Township, Ulster County, New York.
Census August 1870� John Newton and Mary A Maybee appeared on the census of August 1870 at Hardenburgh Township, Ulster County, New York.
Death* before 1875� John Newton died before 1875; not in census.7�
Mary A Maybee b. c 1823
Edward Newton8 b. 15 Jun 1841, d. 6 Oct 1865
Sarah Newton8 b. c 1843
Martha Newton8 b. c 1845
Ann Newton8 b. c 1848
Elizabeth Newton8 b. c Apr 1850, d. b 1855
Alice Newton9 b. c 1854
Wilson Newton9 b. c 1858, d. 11 Sep 1909
Edward Newton
M, #29450, b. 15 June 1841, d. 6 October 1865
Father* John Newton1 b. c 1815, d. b 1875
Mother* Mary A Maybee1 b. c 1823
Birth* 15 June 1841� Edward Newton was born on 15 June 1841 at Shandaken Township, Ulster County, New York.1,2�
(Witness) Census 1 October 1850� Edward Newton appeared on the census of 1 October 1850 in the household of John Newton and Mary A Maybee at Shandaken Township, Ulster County, New York,
; John Newton, 35, M, Farmer, $1400, New York
(Witness) Census 1860� Edward Newton appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of John Newton and Mary A Maybee at Margaretville PO, Hardenburgh Township, Ulster County, New York,
; John Newton , 44, M, Farmer, $2000, $400, New York
Military* between 19 January 1864 and 6 October 1865� Between 19 January 1864 and 6 October 1865 Edward Newton enlisted 19 Jan 1864 as a Private in Company C, 25th Cavalry at Goshen, New York.
Discharged 24 Apr 1865 on account of physical disability due to consumption from Hospital at Baltimore. Died at his father's residence in Hardenbergh 6 Oct 1865.2�
(Witness) Census 15 June 1865� Edward Newton appeared on the census of 15 June 1865 in the household of John Newton and Mary A Maybee at Hardenburgh Township, Ulster County, New York,
; John Newton, 49, Male, Head, born in Ulster County Married, Farmer, owns land
Death* 6 October 1865� Edward Newton died on 6 October 1865 at Hardenburgh Township, Ulster County, New York, at age 24.2,6�
[S1] Ancestry.com, New York, Town Clerks' Registers of Men Who Served in the Civil War, ca 1861-1865.
[S1] Ancestry.com, U.S., Registers of Deaths of Volunteers, 1861-1865.
Sarah Newton
Birth* circa 1843� Sarah Newton was born circa 1843 at Ulster County, New York.1�
(Witness) Census 1 October 1850� Sarah Newton appeared on the census of 1 October 1850 in the household of John Newton and Mary A Maybee at Shandaken Township, Ulster County, New York,
(Witness) Census 1860� Sarah Newton appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of John Newton and Mary A Maybee at Margaretville PO, Hardenburgh Township, Ulster County, New York,
(Witness) Census 15 June 1865� Sarah Newton appeared on the census of 15 June 1865 in the household of John Newton and Mary A Maybee at Hardenburgh Township, Ulster County, New York,
(Witness) Census August 1870� Sarah Newton appeared on the census of August 1870 in the household of John Newton and Mary A Maybee at Hardenburgh Township, Ulster County, New York,
; John Newton, 46, Male, Farming, $200 real estate, $900 personal estate, born in New York
Martha Newton
Birth* circa 1845� Martha Newton was born circa 1845 at Ulster County, New York.1�
(Witness) Census 1 October 1850� Martha Newton appeared on the census of 1 October 1850 in the household of John Newton and Mary A Maybee at Shandaken Township, Ulster County, New York,
(Witness) Census 1860� Martha Newton appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of John Newton and Mary A Maybee at Margaretville PO, Hardenburgh Township, Ulster County, New York,
Ann Newton
Name Variation � Ann Newton was also known as Mary Ann.2�
(Witness) Census 1 October 1850� Ann Newton appeared on the census of 1 October 1850 in the household of John Newton and Mary A Maybee at Shandaken Township, Ulster County, New York,
(Witness) Census 1860� Ann Newton appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of John Newton and Mary A Maybee at Margaretville PO, Hardenburgh Township, Ulster County, New York,
(Witness) Census 15 June 1865� Ann Newton appeared on the census of 15 June 1865 in the household of John Newton and Mary A Maybee at Hardenburgh Township, Ulster County, New York,
Elizabeth Newton
F, #29454, b. circa April 1850, d. before 1855
Birth* circa April 1850� Elizabeth Newton was born circa April 1850 at Shandaken Township, Ulster County, New York.2�
(Witness) Census 1 October 1850� Elizabeth Newton appeared on the census of 1 October 1850 in the household of John Newton and Mary A Maybee at Shandaken Township, Ulster County, New York,
Death* before 1855� Elizabeth Newton died before 1855 at Ulster County, New York.�
Alice Newton
Birth* circa 1854� Alice Newton was born circa 1854 at Shandaken Township, Ulster County, New York.1�
(Witness) Census 1860� Alice Newton appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of John Newton and Mary A Maybee at Margaretville PO, Hardenburgh Township, Ulster County, New York,
(Witness) Census 15 June 1865� Alice Newton appeared on the census of 15 June 1865 in the household of John Newton and Mary A Maybee at Hardenburgh Township, Ulster County, New York,
(Witness) Census August 1870� Alice Newton appeared on the census of August 1870 in the household of John Newton and Mary A Maybee at Hardenburgh Township, Ulster County, New York,
(Witness) Census 8 June 1875� Alice Newton appeared on the census of 8 June 1875 in the household of Mary A Maybee at Hardenburgh Township, Ulster County, New York,
; Mary Newton, 55, Female, Head, born in Delaware County, Widow
Wilson Newton
M, #29456, b. circa 1858, d. 11 September 1909
Birth* circa 1858� Wilson Newton was born circa 1858 at Ulster County, New York.1�
(Witness) Census 1860� Wilson Newton appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of John Newton and Mary A Maybee at Margaretville PO, Hardenburgh Township, Ulster County, New York,
(Witness) Census 15 June 1865� Wilson Newton appeared on the census of 15 June 1865 in the household of John Newton and Mary A Maybee at Hardenburgh Township, Ulster County, New York,
(Witness) Census August 1870� Wilson Newton appeared on the census of August 1870 in the household of John Newton and Mary A Maybee at Hardenburgh Township, Ulster County, New York,
(Witness) Census 8 June 1875� Wilson Newton appeared on the census of 8 June 1875 in the household of Mary A Maybee at Hardenburgh Township, Ulster County, New York,
Marriage* 10 January 1895� Wilson Newton married Carrie Mills on 10 January 1895 at Margaretville, Delaware County, New York.6,7�
Census* 22 June 1900� Wilson Newton and Carrie Mills appeared on the census of 22 June 1900 at Middletown Township, Delaware County, New York.
Wesley Newton, Head, W, M, May 1862, 38, Married 5 years, New York, New York, New York, Painter, owns mortgaged house
Mary E Newton, Mother, W, F, Oct 1920, 79, Widow, New York, New York, New York.7�
Death* 11 September 1909� Wilson Newton died on 11 September 1909 at Middletown Township, Delaware County, New York.8�
Carrie Mills b. Jun 1874
Catherine Rowley1
Father* Buell Rowley1 b. c 1812, d. 8 Aug 1897
Mother* Harriet Maybee1 b. Jun 1829
Birth* circa 1862� Catherine Rowley was born circa 1862 at Lexington Township, Greene County, New York.1,2�
(Witness) Census 1870� Catherine Rowley appeared on the census of 1870 in the household of Buell Rowley and Harriet Maybee at Lexington Township, Greene County, New York,
; Buel Rowley, 58, M, W, Farmer, —, $1000, New York
(Witness) Census 1 June 1875� Catherine Rowley appeared on the census of 1 June 1875 in the household of Buell Rowley and Harriet Maybee at Lexington Township, Greene County, New York,
; Buell Rowley, 63, Male, Head, born in Greene County, Married, Farmer, owns land, illiterate
Edward C. Mabie1
M, #29458, b. circa February 1898, d. 5 April 1898
Father* Peter Edward Mabie1 b. May 1870, d. 4 Feb 1951
Mother* Elizabeth Veronica McGowan1 b. May 1874, d. 25 May 1915
Birth* circa February 1898� Edward C. Mabie was born circa February 1898 at Brooklyn, New York City, New York.1,2�
Death* 5 April 1898� He died on 5 April 1898 at Brooklyn, New York City, New York; Death of Edward C. Mabie, an infant, of 1032 Manhatten Ave., Brooklyn, NY.1,3,4�
Burial* � He was buried at Cedar Grove Cemetery, Flushing, Queens County, New York.4�
[S19] Steve's Chronology, Caspar, online http://maybeesociety.org/steve/caspar/caspar.htm, From the New York Times of 4/7/1898.
[S432] New York City Death Records, 1891-1948, Italian Genealogical Group, online http://italiangen.org/NYCDeath.stm, died at 2 months.
[S432] New York City Death Records, 1891-1948, Italian Genealogical Group, online http://italiangen.org/NYCDeath.stm
[S66] Submission by Steve Mabie, Maybee Society Member No. 257., Cedar Grove Cemetery, Flushing, NY, http://www.thecedargrovecemetery.com/search.asp
Francelia C. Hewitt
F, #29459, b. February 1855, d. 17 June 1902
Birth* February 1855� Francelia C. Hewitt was born in February 1855 at New York.1�
Marriage* between 1894 and 1895� She married David A. Mabie, son of David A. Mabie and Susan Ann Dubois, between 1894 and 1895.1�
Census* June 1900� Francelia C. Hewitt and David A. Mabie appeared on the census of June 1900 at Jefferson Avenue, Lodi, Bergen County, New Jersey.
David A Mabie, Head, W, M, Dec 1844, 55, M, 4, New York, New York, New York, Clerk (Custom House), owns house free of mortgage
Frances Mabie, Wife, W, F, Feb 1855, 45, M, 4, 1 child born - still living 1, New York, New York, New York
Seymour Hewett, Stepson, W, M, Jan 1882, 18, S, New York, New York, New York, Sailor, U S Navy.1�
Death* 17 June 1902� Francelia C. Hewitt died on 17 June 1902 at Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey, at age 47.2,3�
David A. Mabie b. Dec 1842, d. 1919
[S90] 1900 United States Census, online ancestry.com, Lodi, Bergen, New Jersey; Roll: T623 955; Page: 2B; Enumeration District: 20.
[S19] Steve's Chronology, Caspar, online http://maybeesociety.org/steve/caspar/caspar.htm, From the New York Times of 6/22/1902.
[S1] Ancestry.com, New Jersey, Death Index, 1901-1903.
Elizabeth McGreggor1
Married Name � Her married name was Peebles.2,1�
Birth* 26 September 1852� Elizabeth McGreggor was born on 26 September 1852 at Prince Edward Island, Canada.2,4,5�
Marriage* 1902� She married David A. Mabie, son of David A. Mabie and Susan Ann Dubois, in 1902 at New Jersey.3,1�
Census 21 June 1905� Elizabeth McGreggor and David A. Mabie appeared on the census of 21 June 1905 at Jefferson Avenue, Hasbrouck Heights, Bergen County, New Jersey.
David A Mabie, W, M, Dec 1842, 62, M, New York, New Jersey, New York, Clerk, Custom House, owns a mortgaged house
Elizabeth L P Mabie, W, F, Sep 1852, 52, Prince Edward Island, Prince Edward Island, Prince Edward Island, lived in US 40 years
Laurence J Peebles, W, M, May 1886, 19, S, Prince Edward Island, Scotland, Prince Edward Island, Salesman.5�
Census* April 1910� Elizabeth McGreggor and David A. Mabie appeared on the census of April 1910 at Jefferson Avenue, Hasbrouck Heights, Bergen County, New Jersey.
David A Mabie, Head, M, W, 67, M2, 7, New York, New Jersey, New Jersey, Clerk, Custom House, owns home
Elizabeth A. Mabie, Wife, F, W, 58, M2, 7, 7 children born, living 5, Canada, Canada, Canada, imm 1900, none.3�
Census 15 June 1915� Elizabeth McGreggor and David A. Mabie appeared on the census of 15 June 1915 at 216 Jefferson Avenue, Hasbrouck Heights, Bergen County, New Jersey.
David Mabie, W, M, June 1843, 72, Married, New York, New York, New York, Custom House Inspector, owns a mortgaged house
Elizabeth Mabie, W, F, Sep 1855, 52, Married, Canada, Scotland, England, House Wife.6�
Census* January 1920� Elizabeth McGreggor appeared on the census of January 1920 at 108 Division Avenue, Hasbrouck Heights, Bergen County, New Jersey.
Harold R. Roeser, Head, M, W, 36, M, New Jersey, Germany, Germany, Clerk Steamship Company, owns mortgaged home
May K. Roeser, Wife, F, W, Canada, Scotland, Canada, none
Muriel Roeser, Daughter, F, W, 5, S, New York, New Jersey, Canada
Elizabeth Mabie, Mother-in-law, F, W, 66, Wd, Canada, Canada, Canada.7�
Death* 1925� She died in 1925 at Hasbrouck Heights, Bergen County, New Jersey.4�
Burial* � She was buried at Hackensack Cemetery, Hackensack, Bergen County, New Jersey.4�
[S1] Ancestry.com, New Jersey, Marriage Index, 1901-1914.
[S187] 1901 Canadian Census, online http://automatedgenealogy.com/, Charlottetown (City/Cité), Queen's (west/ouest), Prince Edward Island; Page: 17; Family No: 180.
[S76] 1910 United States Census, online ancestry.com, Hasbrouck Heights, Bergen, New Jersey; Series: T624; Roll: 869; Page: 59A; Enumeration District: 25; Part: 1; Line: 4.
[S1] Ancestry.com, New Jersey, State Census, 1905, Hasbrouck Heights Borough, Lodi Township, Bergen County, ED 1, Page 14, Family 159.
[S1] Ancestry.com, New Jersey, State Census, 1915, Hasbrouck Heights, Lodi Township, Bergen County, Borough of Hasbrouck Heights, Page 15, Family 371.
[S304] 1920 United States Census, online ancestry.com, Hasbrouck Heights, Bergen, New Jersey; Roll: T625_1017; Page: 5B; Enumeration District: 51; Image: 1070.


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USA Network has picked up to series its period drama pilot Damnation from writer-poet-critic Tony Tost (Longmire), Entertainment 360's Guymon Casady (Game of Thrones) and Daniel Rappaport, and James Mangold (Logan, Walk the Line). David MacKenzie (Hell or High Water) directed the pilot and also executive produces.
The series is expected to premiere in October. Netflix, who co-produces with Universal Cable Productions, will have first-run rights to the series outside of the U.S.
Written by Tost, Damnation is described as an epic saga of the secret history of the 1930's American heartland, chronicling the mythic conflict and bloody struggle between big money and the downtrodden, God and greed, charlatans and prophets. It centers on Seth Davenport (Killian Scott), a man masquerading as a small town Iowa preacher in the hopes of starting a full-blown insurrection against the status quo. Focused on his mission, he is unaware that an industrialist tycoon has hired a professional strikebreaker named Creeley Turner (Logan Marshall-Green) to stop the uprising by any means necessary. But unbeknownst to those around them, these two men already share a secret bloody past. Cast also includes Sarah Jones, Christopher Heyerdahl, Nola Augustson and Joel McNichol.
Series also is executive produced by Tost, Mangold, and Casady and Rappaport for Entertainment 360.
This is USA's third drama series order this season, joining Unsolved: The Murders of Tupac and the Notorious B.I.G. and The Sinner.
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The Hatters take on Wycombe Wanderers in the Emirates FA Cup first round tomorrow aftern at Kenilworth Road – as Nathan Jones' side aim to replicates last season's run to the third round.
Town have played the Chairboys already this season, drawing 1-1 at Adams Park in Sky Bet League One.
The Hatters head into this one in decent form, having only been defeated once in their last ten league outings, winning five of their last seven.
Gareth Ainsworth's side aren't in bad shape either, having picked up four victories from their last six league games.
In last season's FA Cup, the Town reached the third round of the competition, defeating Portsmouth at home in the first round 1-0, before going up to Gateshead and putting five past them. The third round draw saw the Town play away at Premier League Newcastle United – 7,500 Town supporters made the journey up to watch Jones' team lose 3-1 on the day, but who knows what could have happened had Danny Hylton's strike to make it 3-2 not been ruled out for offside!
Wycombe reached the third round as well, beating Solihull Moors 2-0, before defeating Leatherhead 3-1. That earned them a home draw against Preston North End – with Wanderers on the wrong end of a 5-1 score line.
A reminder to supporters that they can use their contactless cards at food and drink kiosks around the ground! The Hatters bar will have a contactless card only till, so make sure you take advantage to avoid the queues!
International subscribers will NOT be able to watch this game live on iFollow Hatters.
On facing a fellow League One side: "I think in these rounds it's just another game and ironically we have prepared like it's another league game because we have pulled somebody from our own league. With no disrespect to anyone, there's no romance playing Wycombe – we've played them seven or eight times since I have been here.
"We've played them once already in the league, we're going to play them again in the league and then we're going to play them in the cup. They've gone out of the Checkatrade, otherwise I was just thinking we'd get them in that as well!
"It's a real tough game, we've not rested people, we've used our squad for certain things, because we have our own agenda here and how we want to finish and what we want to accomplish – the FA Cup is a big part of that.
"We had a wonderful little run last year and going out in the third round against Newcastle United is no blemish on our reputation anyway and then meant we could concentrate on the league. They were three real tough games against Portsmouth, Gateshead and Newcastle, so we played a real blend.
On facing Wycombe: "They are usually very, very tight games. There was one game when we won 4-1 at home, but I think that's the only one really that's been a comfortable one at home and it wasn't exactly comfortable, but the score-line suggests it was far more comfortable than it was.
"Apart from that, they're really tight games, congested games, we know what we're going to come up against in how they play and how they play against us especially. So it's always a tough game to play against them and we know we're going to have to be at it."
It was a difficult start to life in the third tier for Wycombe this campaign, but their recent form has been terrific, winning four of their last six outings, including a brilliant 1-0 win over Peterborough United on Saturday. They currently find themselves in 15th with 21 points after 17 games.
Adams Park is proving to be a bit of a fortress, but away from home the Chairboys have struggled slightly, picking up just one win, although they did get a creditable 2-2 draw at table topping Portsmouth.
Kick-off is at 3pm at Kenilworth Road on Saturday 10th November.
Tickets for the game are currently on sale from the LTFC Ticket Office, with reserved seating in affect. Subject to availability, cash turnstiles for the Main Stand, Main Enclosure and Kenilworth Road End will be available.
Tomorrow's match will be overseen by Craig Hicks, who has refereed 16 games this campaign, dishing out 55 yellow cards and three red cards.
If you're a Wycombe Wanderers supporter heading to Kenilworth Road for tomorrow's game, click here to have a look at our away supporters' guide.
The Hatters have faced Wycombe once in the FA Cup, when Steve Howard netted twice, and Kevin Nicholls got the other in a 3-0 win at Kenilworth Road in the second round back in 2004.
And of course Simon Pitts will be on hand to provide commentary for iFollow Hatters which you can subscribe to by clicking here. A live stream of the game will not be available live on iFollow Hatters for international subscribers.


If you saw the Oscar-nominated thriller Argo, I'm sure you were wondering about the true story behind the story. Check out this half-hour in-depth look at the real events that inspired the film. This special feature includes interviews with the filmmakers as well as many of the actual people involved (even Jimmy Carter!). Argo is available on Blu-ray Combo Pack, DVD and Digital Download on February 19, 2013.


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Roy Ward is a former professional rugby league footballer who played in the 1960s. He played at club level for Castleford (Heritage № 480).

Playing career

County League appearances
Roy Ward played in Castleford's victory in the Yorkshire County League during the 1964–65 season.

References

External links
Search for "Ward" at rugbyleagueproject.org
Roy Ward Memory Box Search at archive.castigersheritage.com

Living people
Castleford Tigers players
English rugby league players
Place of birth missing (living people)
Year of birth missing (living people)

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Q: Валидация на min количество вводимых чисел в input type="number" на JS/jQuery для OS Android Помогите реализовать валидацию на min количество вводимых чисел в input type="number"?
Этот код ограничивает максимальное количество символов:
<input id="cardNumber" value="" type="text">
<input id="cardCode" value="" type="text">

if(isMobile.Android()){

    $('#cardNumber').attr('type', 'number').attr('data-max', '19').attr('min', '15');
    $('#cardCode').attr('type', 'number').attr('data-max', '3').attr('min', '3');

    $('input#cardNumber').keydown(function(){
        var max = $(this).data('max');
        var keyCode = event.keyCode;
        if( keyCode!=8 && keyCode!=46 && this.value.length==max ) this.value = this.value.slice(0,-1)
    });
    $('input#cardCode').keydown(function(){
        var max = $(this).data('max');
        var keyCode = event.keyCode;
        if( keyCode!=8 && keyCode!=46 && this.value.length==max ) this.value = this.value.slice(0,-1)
    });

}

UPD
С этим кодом можно что-то реализовать? (сейчас не работает)
$('input#cardNumber').addEventListener('input', function (e) {
        var val = this.value.trim();
        val.length < 15 ? this.setCustomValidity('Поле должно содержать не менее 15 символов') : this.setCustomValidity('');
    });

    $('input#cardCode').addEventListener('input', function (e) {
        var val = this.value.trim();
        val.length < 3 ? this.setCustomValidity('Поле должно содержать не менее 3 символов') : this.setCustomValidity('');
    });

Тут полный код jsfiddle

A: Вот мой работающий код:
if(isMobile.Android()) {

    $('#acctNumber').mask('999999');
    $('#sumCheck').mask('99999');
    $('#cardNumber').attr('type', 'number').attr('data-max', '19').attr('min', '15');
    $('#cardCode').attr('type', 'number').attr('data-max', '3').attr('min', '3');

    $('input#cardNumber').keydown(function(){
        var max = $(this).data('max');
        var keyCode = event.keyCode;
        if( keyCode!=8 && keyCode!=46 && this.value.length==max ) this.value = this.value.slice(0,-1)
    });
    $('input#cardCode').keydown(function(){
        var max = $(this).data('max');
        var keyCode = event.keyCode;
        if( keyCode!=8 && keyCode!=46 && this.value.length==max ) this.value = this.value.slice(0,-1)
    });

    $('input#cardNumber').blur(function () {
        var val = this.value.trim();
        if(val.length < 15){
            $('
Поле должно содержать не менее 15 символов
').appendTo('#errCard');
        }
    });
    $('input#cardNumber').focus(function () {
        $('#errCard').html('');
    });
    $('input#cardCode').blur(function () {
        var val = this.value.trim();
        if(val.length < 3){
            $('
Поле должно содержать не менее 3 символов
').appendTo('#errCode');
        }
    });

    $('input#cardCode').focus(function () {
        $('#errCode').html('');
    });

}

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Graphs are increasingly used in industry, governance, and science. This has stimulated the appearance of many and diverse graph-processing platforms. Although platform diversity is beneficial, it also makes it very challenging to select the best platform for an application domain or one of its important applications, and to design new and tune existing platforms. Continuing a long tradition of using benchmarking to address such challenges, in this work we present our vision for Graphalytics, a big data benchmark for graphprocessing platforms. We have already benchmarked with Graphalytics a variety of popular platforms, such as Giraph, GraphX, and Neo4j.


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Michael Massaia: The States Project: New Jersey by Kimberly WithamDecember 1, 2018
©Michael Massaia, Fun House Entrance, 2011
Michael Massaia's photographs are imbued with a sense of beauty and mystery, as if images conjured from a dream. In Afterlife New Jersey shore boardwalks are deserted and appear illuminated by an internal glow. Conversely, the figures in Sheep Meadow float in a lush black void stripped of their context by Massaia's expert printing techniques.
Born in New Jersey, 1978, Michael Massaia is a fine art Photographer and Printmaker who has spent the past 14 years documenting areas and objects that never extend to far from his front door. Isolation, disconnection, and an attempt to put a spotlight on the ordinary are the constant in all of his work. He focuses, primarily, on large format, black and white film, utilizing a variety of highly modified proprietary analog and digital printing techniques. Michael works alone and is the sole craftsman from the instant the negative is exposed to the moment the final print is made.
Afterlife – New Jersey Shore– 2008-2016
In 2008, I started to document the amusement piers that skirt the New Jersey Coast Line during their most vacant moments (usually between the hours of 4 and 6am. The images were predominantly shot on the Funtown and Casino Piers in Seaside Park & Seaside Heights New Jersey. In 2012, Hurricane Sandy rolled in and completely destroyed both piers. The landscape was forever altered. These images chronicle the final days of these Piers, as well as what remained of the piers after the hurricane. – Michael Massaia
©Michael Massaia, Point Pleasant Fun House, 2010
KW: Are you a native of New Jersey or a transplant? If you moved to New Jersey, what brought you here. If you are a native, what keeps you here?
MM: I was born In New Jersey, and I've never lived outside of the State. It's hard to say what exactly keeps my here. I think a good deal of it is simply that I'm a person who's not good with change. In many ways the areas that I grew up in have changed so much, that from a nostalgic/emotional point of view, I do feel somewhat disconnected from the areas that meant so much to me when I was younger. I also think that from a creative point of view, having a consistent level of familiarity with your environment tends to help in producing some of the most honest and meaningful work.
©Michael Massaia, Funtown Pier Remnants, 2012
KW: In the aftermath of Sandy, your choice to photograph the New Jersey seaside in such a beautiful and haunting manner seems oddly prescient. Were you still in the process of working on the project when Sandy struck? What was it like to return?
MM: It was a strange series of events. I started working on my "Afterlife" series in 2008. My intention was to document the area in the way a person would document something when they knew it was going away for good. For a number of I reasons I felt the need to say goodbye to this particular area that I grew up in, and I did feel like it was on the brink of vanishing for good. I did the majority of the series in 2009 and 2010. When Hurricane Sandy hit in 2012, everything was destroyed. The entire town was under Marshall Law. My family lives in Seaside Park, and my Uncle was the Town Electrician for Seaside Heights, the neighboring town. During that period (because my family and was from the area), I was able to capture the aftermath of both the Casino, and Funtown Piers. While I was disturbed by the destruction, I could't help but be inspired by the tragic, yet almost operatic ending to the series, caused by the Hurricane.
©Michael Massaia, The Star Jet Coaster, 2009
KW: The figures in your sheep meadow series have the heroic quality of angels in a Renaissance painting. Can you talk a bit more about your process in making this work? When you began making the photographs did you plan to "burn in" the surrounding areas or did this come later in the process? I know you often photograph with a large format camera – did you make these pictures on film or did you shoot digitally in order to be a bit less noticeable?
MM: Thank you for what you said in your first sentence. That means a lot to me.
I always wanted to create a series of portraits of people, but I never really could relate to portraits of people when the subject was an active part of the process. In my view, once the subject and the photographer are working together, the honesty leaves the room. With that being said, the one thing I always loved about studio portraiture was the technical perfection. In many ways with my "Deep In A Dream-Sheep Meadow" series, I wanted to capture people in a completely unaware state, but try to apply the technical perfection that can be created when the two parties are working together in a studio. The Sheep Meadow in Central Park seemed like the ideal place to try and obtain this. Imagining people in all different positions, different expressions, and then spending hours and days waiting for those things to happen in reality was very exciting. Capturing the honesty in peoples faces and positions when all the artifice was released (in the middle of a city where there is no shortage of artifice) was really what I was after. Like you said in your question-I wanted the images to have a "heroic" quality. I wanted them to be beautiful representations of the subjects, without approaching anything that could be construed as gaudy.
I took the first image from that series in 2006. Every year following 2006 I would print them darker and darker, until finally I found the aesthetic that made them really come to life. That aesthetic was the process of burning in the surrounding grass to create an almost suspended and isolated subject. In 2014, I started printing them vertically and backwards, which seemed to create an even more exciting look, especially with couples. The vertical and backwards orientation seemed to line up perfect with the feeling and mindset that certain subjects were radiating.
I used different cameras throughout the years to capture these. I initially used a Sinar f 4×5 film camera, and briefly used 6×7 film camera, and I also use a medium format digital camera with a strong speed light. No matter what camera I use I still handmake all of the prints as split toned gelatin silver contact prints in a wet dark room. When I use a digital camera, I'll create a series of contact printing negatives/internegatives from the digital files. As with all of my series, I do all the work myself, and outsource no part of the process.
©Michael Massaia, Moby Dick & Swing Ride, 2009
©Michael Massaia, Casino Pier Ax Man, 2009
©Michael Massaia, Casino Pier-Remnants, 2012
©Michael Massia, Funtown Pier Promenade, 2009
Deep In A Dream – Sheep Meadow-Verticals – 2014-2017
In 2014 I began capturing individuals and couples laying in Central Park's Sheep Meadow and began printing them vertically and backwards. This seemed to heighten the mood of the subject, creating an almost anti-gravity detachment & surrender from chaos of the surrounding city.
I never could relate to contrived portraiture, but I desperately wanted to find a way to capture people on film and in print with the perfection of studio shots.
My intention with this project was to capture people in what I considered to be perfect unassuming poses (poses that could never be posed). I shot all of the images very close to the subjects while they were sunbathing or sleeping in Central Park's Sheep Meadow (usually only a few feet away) and would simply wait for the moment when the subject appeared to completely surrender to their environment. Not having the luxury of communication with the subject, I was forced to be extremely patient in order to obtain the results I was hoping for.
I hand make gold toned silver gelatin prints for all of the images where the surrounding grass is severely "burnt in" to isolate, and give the look of suspension to the subject. The majority of the images were created in central park's sheep meadow, while a few were created in other small parks in the city. – Michael Massaia
©Michael Massaia, Couple #1, 2015
©Michael Massaia, Failings Of Gravity #6, 2017
©Michael Massaia, Fallings of Gravity #1, 2015
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Yeah I gotta bribe someone to bring me in.
sweet you know anyone that will take a $19.00 bribe.
I spy with my little eye the Pontiac G6 GXP sedan concept.
It is a magical place. I have been fortunate to have been inside the GM Heritage Center three times now. This building is actually one of 17 warehouses through out the Detroit area that houses the collection. This facility is used to host special internal or external GM events. So certain cars are often rotated in and out to go to car shows and concurs around the country. You will see concept cars, first production cars, last production cars, pace cars, awards. neon signs, engines, and even an actual Futureliner display.
The GM Heritage center is not open to the public. It is by invitation only (sadly). GM will make the facility available to car clubs and other charities from time to time. It can be rented but it is not cheap !
I see where the AIT kit cloned it's look from now.
Oh, we're all aware of GM shooting themselves in the foot with either not making potentially great models or wrecking them in production.
Let's not forget about the 1999 Concept GTO. It didn't even have an engine. It was just a pretty shell.
But now that I see it again...I see where the 5th gen Camaro got its inspiration for ugly from.
Is the pic backwards...or is it a rt/hand driver?
The picture source I grabbed this from could well be backwards for all I know. I was looking for an outdoor shot.
8. Carousel red paint - needed some Judge stripes perhaps?
I felt this was a good design since it would appeal to the aging baby boomers with all the points I mention above plus it is still be edgy enough for the Gen-X and Gen-Y crowd too. LS1 power would have been expected. I truly believe GM (once more) didn't know what they had in this design. For this to have never turned into even a driving prototype is still unfathomable to me.
I agree- Bein' an aging baby boomer meself I see there's a couple of uglies on it but I like the overall effect- the sculpted rear wheel forequarter reminds me of my ''73 Cutlass.. I'd knock off them silly chrome whiskers I tink.. But the hunny comb wheels are definitely Ponnyak!
Dang. If GM hadn't 'a wimped out over a little debt..
Any chance the Camaro design crew was peekin' thru a knot hole in the fence?


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Starting an Open Access Journal: a step-by-step guide part 1, written in July 2012 by Dr Martin Paul Eve, a humanities lecturer at Lincoln University, this includes comprehensive advice and templates including one inviting people to become members of the editorial board. The second part Starting an Open Access Journal: a step-by-step guide part 2 looks at the technical aspects of setting up a journal.
Societies as OA publishers
Many scholarly societies are battling with the question of making their journal open access. BioMed Central offers partnerships for people wanting assistance with starting an open access journal.
OA options for a society journal, May 11 2013. This blog by Heather Piwowar lists the results of an investigation into the options for a society currently published through BMJ where articles are loaded into PubMedCentral after 12 months. The options are:
Continue with current OA offering
Increase openness within current framework
Introduce new OA journal possibly to complement the existing journal
Transition the existing journal to 100% OA with a publisher
Publish the journal within the society as 100% OA
Libraries as publishers
Both public and academic libraries are invested in the creation and distribution of information and digital content. They have morphed from keepers of content into content creators and curators, and seek best practices and efficient workflows with emerging publishing platforms and services.
A new resource for libraries involved in publishing is the Library Publishing Toolkit. There is a free e-book available for download from the site. This resource:
looks at the broad and varied landscape of library publishing through discussions, case studies, and shared resources. From supporting writers, authors, and filmmakers in the public library setting to academic libraries hosting open access journals and books, this collection examines opportunities for libraries to leverage their skills and resources to curate, create and provide access to content
In October 2013, the Library Publishing Coalition launched the first edition of the Library Publishing Directory. It has a US focus, there is an OA version available.
The three day course: Scholarly Publishing Certification Course: A Training Program for Library-Led Publishing Initiatives, was first held at the bepress offices in Berkeley, California in October 2013.
A new report Library-led Publishing with bepress Digital Commons: Data and Benchmarks Report, looks at Libraries as publishers. The report presents detailed data from across all journals hosted on Digital Commons, showing how publishing rates and readership vary within the community and how these trends can be used to derive target activity levels for new journals. It also looks at publishing across various disciplines to see which of those disciplines are well represented and which may be underrepresented. Measuring the success of publishing efforts can be key in proving viability to stakeholders. Using data that reflects the publishing experiences of over 180 institutions, the authors are able to suggest benchmarks of publishing activity and readership that will help publishers set goals and prove effectiveness.
A Google Group exists to develop a community of practice around the open access journal publishing happening at many of our universities.
Tracking project
The Open Access Tracking Project has a tag library for the "oa.libpub" tag (libraries as publishers).
Indexing journals
When starting any journal it is important to ensure they are listed in relevant databases. Here are some places to index work.
Lists specific to open access journals
The Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ)
Open Access Infrastructure Research for Europe (OpenAire)
Sherpa/RoMEO Publisher copyrights and self archiving
Here are links to the correct pages in Scopus, Web of Science (Thomson Reuters), Ulrichs web (widely considered the most complete list of journals worldwide) and EBSCOhost.
Academic OneFile are always looking for Australian content. Another Australian list is Informit (RMIT Publishing)
What a year it's been… December 21, 2020
Developing a national open research strategy November 10, 2020
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Search the Registry of Open Access Repository Mandates and Policies
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// Copyright 2017 The Cobalt Authors. All Rights Reserved.
//
// Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
// you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
// You may obtain a copy of the License at
//
//     http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
//
// Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
// distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
// WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
// See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
// limitations under the License.

#include "starboard/android/shared/video_window.h"

#include <EGL/egl.h>
#include <GLES2/gl2.h>
#include <android/native_window.h>
#include <android/native_window_jni.h>
#include <jni.h>

#include "starboard/android/shared/jni_env_ext.h"
#include "starboard/common/log.h"
#include "starboard/common/mutex.h"
#include "starboard/configuration.h"
#include "starboard/once.h"
#include "starboard/shared/gles/gl_call.h"

namespace starboard {
namespace android {
namespace shared {

namespace {

// Global video surface pointer mutex.
SB_ONCE_INITIALIZE_FUNCTION(Mutex, GetViewSurfaceMutex);
// Global pointer to the single video surface.
jobject g_j_video_surface = NULL;
// Global pointer to the single video window.
ANativeWindow* g_native_video_window = NULL;
// Global video surface pointer holder.
VideoSurfaceHolder* g_video_surface_holder = NULL;
// Global boolean to indicate if we need to reset SurfaceView after playing
// vertical video.
bool g_reset_surface_on_clear_window = false;

void ClearNativeWindow(ANativeWindow* native_window) {
  EGLDisplay display = eglGetDisplay(EGL_DEFAULT_DISPLAY);
  eglInitialize(display, NULL, NULL);
  if (display == EGL_NO_DISPLAY) {
    SB_DLOG(ERROR) << "Found no EGL display in ClearVideoWindow";
    return;
  }

  const EGLint kAttributeList[] = {
      EGL_RED_SIZE,
      8,
      EGL_GREEN_SIZE,
      8,
      EGL_BLUE_SIZE,
      8,
      EGL_ALPHA_SIZE,
      8,
      EGL_RENDERABLE_TYPE,
      EGL_OPENGL_ES2_BIT,
      EGL_NONE,
      0,
      EGL_NONE,
  };

  // First, query how many configs match the given attribute list.
  EGLint num_configs = 0;
  EGL_CALL(eglChooseConfig(display, kAttributeList, NULL, 0, &num_configs));
  SB_DCHECK(num_configs != 0);

  // Allocate space to receive the matching configs and retrieve them.
  EGLConfig* configs = new EGLConfig[num_configs];
  EGL_CALL(eglChooseConfig(display, kAttributeList, configs, num_configs,
                           &num_configs));

  EGLNativeWindowType egl_native_window =
      static_cast<EGLNativeWindowType>(native_window);
  EGLConfig config;

  // Find the first config that successfully allow a window surface to be
  // created.
  EGLSurface surface;
  for (int config_number = 0; config_number < num_configs; ++config_number) {
    config = configs[config_number];
    surface = eglCreateWindowSurface(display, config, egl_native_window, NULL);
    if (eglGetError() == EGL_SUCCESS)
      break;
  }
  if (surface == EGL_NO_SURFACE) {
    SB_DLOG(ERROR) << "Found no EGL surface in ClearVideoWindow";
    return;
  }
  SB_DCHECK(surface != EGL_NO_SURFACE);

  delete[] configs;

  // Create an OpenGL ES 2.0 context.
  EGLContext context = EGL_NO_CONTEXT;
  EGLint context_attrib_list[] = {
      EGL_CONTEXT_CLIENT_VERSION, 2, EGL_NONE,
  };
  context =
      eglCreateContext(display, config, EGL_NO_CONTEXT, context_attrib_list);
  SB_DCHECK(eglGetError() == EGL_SUCCESS);
  SB_DCHECK(context != EGL_NO_CONTEXT);

  /* connect the context to the surface */
  EGL_CALL(eglMakeCurrent(display, surface, surface, context));

  GL_CALL(glClearColor(0, 0, 0, 1));
  GL_CALL(glClear(GL_COLOR_BUFFER_BIT));
  GL_CALL(glFlush());
  EGL_CALL(eglSwapBuffers(display, surface));

  // Cleanup all used resources.
  EGL_CALL(
      eglMakeCurrent(display, EGL_NO_SURFACE, EGL_NO_SURFACE, EGL_NO_CONTEXT));
  EGL_CALL(eglDestroyContext(display, context));
  EGL_CALL(eglDestroySurface(display, surface));
  EGL_CALL(eglTerminate(display));
}

}  // namespace

extern "C" SB_EXPORT_PLATFORM void
Java_dev_cobalt_media_VideoSurfaceView_nativeOnVideoSurfaceChanged(
    JNIEnv* env,
    jobject unused_this,
    jobject surface) {
  ScopedLock lock(*GetViewSurfaceMutex());
  if (g_video_surface_holder) {
    g_video_surface_holder->OnSurfaceDestroyed();
    g_video_surface_holder = NULL;
  }
  if (g_j_video_surface) {
    env->DeleteGlobalRef(g_j_video_surface);
    g_j_video_surface = NULL;
  }
  if (g_native_video_window) {
    ANativeWindow_release(g_native_video_window);
    g_native_video_window = NULL;
  }
  if (surface) {
    g_j_video_surface = env->NewGlobalRef(surface);
    g_native_video_window = ANativeWindow_fromSurface(env, surface);
    ClearNativeWindow(g_native_video_window);
  }
}

extern "C" SB_EXPORT_PLATFORM void
Java_dev_cobalt_media_VideoSurfaceView_nativeSetNeedResetSurface(
    JNIEnv* env,
    jobject unused_this) {
  g_reset_surface_on_clear_window = true;
}

// static
bool VideoSurfaceHolder::IsVideoSurfaceAvailable() {
  // We only consider video surface is available when there is a video
  // surface and it is not held by any decoder, i.e.
  // g_video_surface_holder is NULL.
  ScopedLock lock(*GetViewSurfaceMutex());
  return !g_video_surface_holder && g_j_video_surface;
}

jobject VideoSurfaceHolder::AcquireVideoSurface() {
  ScopedLock lock(*GetViewSurfaceMutex());
  SB_DCHECK(g_video_surface_holder == NULL);
  if (g_video_surface_holder != NULL) {
    return NULL;
  }
  if (!g_j_video_surface) {
    return NULL;
  }
  g_video_surface_holder = this;
  return g_j_video_surface;
}

void VideoSurfaceHolder::ReleaseVideoSurface() {
  ScopedLock lock(*GetViewSurfaceMutex());
  if (g_video_surface_holder == this) {
    g_video_surface_holder = NULL;
  }
}

bool VideoSurfaceHolder::GetVideoWindowSize(int* width, int* height) {
  ScopedLock lock(*GetViewSurfaceMutex());
  if (g_native_video_window == NULL) {
    return false;
  } else {
    *width = ANativeWindow_getWidth(g_native_video_window);
    *height = ANativeWindow_getHeight(g_native_video_window);
    return true;
  }
}

void VideoSurfaceHolder::ClearVideoWindow(bool force_reset_surface) {
  // Lock *GetViewSurfaceMutex() here, to avoid releasing g_native_video_window
  // during painting.
  ScopedLock lock(*GetViewSurfaceMutex());

  if (!g_native_video_window) {
    SB_LOG(INFO) << "Tried to clear video window when it was null.";
    return;
  }

  if (force_reset_surface) {
    JniEnvExt::Get()->CallStarboardVoidMethodOrAbort("resetVideoSurface",
                                                     "()V");
    return;
  } else if (g_reset_surface_on_clear_window) {
    int width = ANativeWindow_getWidth(g_native_video_window);
    int height = ANativeWindow_getHeight(g_native_video_window);
    if (width <= height) {
      JniEnvExt::Get()->CallStarboardVoidMethodOrAbort("resetVideoSurface",
                                                       "()V");
      return;
    }
  }

  ClearNativeWindow(g_native_video_window);
}

}  // namespace shared
}  // namespace android
}  // namespace starboard

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