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Subject: CUMMIN(G)S,COMYN'S/FAMILIES 175 12/7
Date: 31 Dec 1997
From: Chascumaol.com

Subj:   CUMMIN(G)S,COMYN'S/FAMILIES -- 12/7
Date:   97-12-31 21:25:09 EST
From:   Chascum

 happy new year  and thanks much for all of your help --- charlie

------------these might be of interest to some of you  / charlie------
http://www.discribe.ca/cgi-bin/net.Thread.pl/message/4/1/15 ...
http://www.tartans.com/ ....
http://www.umdl.umich.edu/moa/ ......
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Subj:   Re: CUMMIN(G)S,COMYN'S/FAMILIES -- 12/6 - 2
Date:   97-12-27 20:53:57 EST
From:   DStaalenbu

 Cumming: to All ---- A happy New Year! ---from the Comyn researcher.AEA >>

      A Happy New Year to All.
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Subj:   Re: CUMMIN(G)S,COMYN'S/FAMILIES -- 12/6 - 2
Date:   97-12-27 20:17:26 EST
From:   Rurik1

Cumming: to All ---- A happy New Year! ---from the Comyn researcher.AEA
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Obituariey

Minneola Kansas
 Cummings, Wynn, 100, farmer and stockman, died Saturday, Dec.
 27, 1997. Service 11 a.m. Tuesday, United Methodist Church.
 Survivors: daughters, Marjorie Myrick of Minneola, Fern Straney of
 Grand Junction, Colo.; seven grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren;
 four great-great-grandchildren. Memorial has been established with
 United Methodist Church. Minnis Mortuary.
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Subj:   Cummins
Date:   97-12-28 13:36:00 EST
From:   CKrue90221
To:     Chascum

Hi!  I was talking to JoeWW305 last night about the Cummins family.  He sent
me some info about the family and he suggested I talk to you.  My Cummins
family is:
NATHAN CUMMINS-- wife Zilpha (Howard)
son- Adin Cummins b.Mar.21,1805---NY
    married Mercy Skinner
dau-Deborah Cummins b.1807--NY
son-George Washington Cummins b.1809--NY
son-Artemus Cummins b.1811--NY     d.1897--MN

I can not go back any further then this and I've tried for years.  I've
looked over the info Joe sent to me and I do not find any connection
anywhere.  Is it possible that in your searching this family, you might have
run across any of these names?  I'd appreciate hearing from you.  Thank you.
Carol   (CKrue90221AOL)
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Subj:    Cummings Genealogy
Date:   97-12-28 15:53:51 EST
From:   ernieinfomagic.com (Ernie Cummings)
To:     someguyio.com (Guy Perry), reganblueridge.net (Lee Ann),
LINDFWaol.com (Leslie Lindsey), OE337aol.com (Ornealo Lee),
DEC405aol.com,
bryanttcnet.net (Sue Bryant), Chascumaol.com (Cummin(g)s-Comyn Families)

These two "Family Group Sheets" are for John C. Cummings and Jane
(Endsley) Blair's children. We believe to be decended from them and
their son Thomas E. Cummings, then onto Willis Harrell Cummings, James
Miller Cummings, Steve E. Cummings, Floyd Ernest Cummings I.
We have strong evidence that Willis Harrell Cummings' parents
are in fact Thomas E. Cummings and Isabella (Ibba) Lowery.
If you have information regarding this please let us know.

Floyd Ernie Cummings II
ernieinfomagic.com
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Faimly Group Sheet

Husband: John C. Cummings
 Born: 1745 in: PA
 Married: I781 in: N.C.
 Died: 1808 in: Guilford Co. N.C.
 Father: George Cummings
 Mother: Elizabeth Medearis

Wife: Jane (Endsley) Blair

Born: 1746
Died: 1839
Father: Hugh Blair
   Mother: Mary Dawson

CHILDREN

1. Name: ***Thomas E. Cummings (Our direct Ancestor)
    Born:1781 in: Guilford Co. N.C.
    Married:1806 in: Abbyeville district S.C.
    Died: 1868 in: Lawrence Co. TN
    Spouse: Isbella Lowery

2.  Name: Sarah Cummings
     Born: October 01, 1782
     Married: July 11, 1805 in: Guilford Co. N.C.
     Died: September 02, 1853
     Spouse: Samuel McQuiston

3.   Name: George Washington Cummings
     Born: 1783 in: Guilford Co. N.C.
    Married: July 11, 1842 in: Marshall Co.,TN
    Died: 1843
    Spouse: Sarah H. Porter

4.  Name: John Blair Cummings
    Born: 1785 in: Guilford Co. N.C.
    Died: 1857 in: TN
    Spouse: Eunice Hunter
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Family Group Sheet

Husband: ***Thomas E. Cummings (our ancestor)
 Born: 1781 in: Guilford Co. N.C.
 Married: 1806 in: Abbyeville district S.C.
 Died: 1868 in: Lawrence Co. TN
 Father: John C. Cummings
 Mother: Jane (Endsley) Blair

Wife: Isbella Lowery
   Father: James Lowery
   Mother: Sarah E. Cunningham

CHILDREN

1. Name: William Cummings
    Born: 1818

2. Name: Jackson Carrol Cummings
    Born: 1820 in: Bedford Co. TN
    Married: July 13, 1848 in: Marshall Co.,TN
    Died: 1873 in: Keene, TX
    Spouse: Eliza Emmaline Cochran

3.  Name: ***Willis Harrell Cummings (my g-g-grandfather)
    Born: August 14, 1822 in: TN
    Married: January 18, 1843 in: Marshall, TN
    Died: Januaiy 14, 1907  in: Antioch, Delta, TX
     Spouse: Sarah Birmingham

4. Name: Mary Polly Cummings
                Born: 1824 in: Bedford Co. TN

5. Name: John Franklin Cummings
    Born: 1826 in: Bedford Co. TN
   Married: December 03, 1851in: Marshall Co.,TN
   Spouse: Martha Jane Anderson

6. Name: Thomas J. Cummings
   Born: 1829 in: Bedford Co. TN

7. Name: Elizabeth Cummings
     Born: 1832
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Subj:    Cummins
Date:   97-12-29 00:35:05 EST
From:   mgbhuntleigh.net (Margaret G. Baldock)
To:     chascumAOL.COM

Charles Cummins --

I found your query for Harrison Co., KY.  I am a descendent of Michael HOGG
who died in Harrison Co., 13 Jan 1815.
One of his daughters, Nancy...b. ca 1796 md. a William CUMMINS.  I don't
know if this Wm. Cummins was part of your
family...........I don't have children, but I can give you a little info on
the HOGG line.

Margaret Baldock
mgbhuntleigh.net
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Subj:   Cummins
Date:   97-12-29 12:12:17 EST
From:   PPerry9426
To:     Chascum

Hello,
     I am interested in Cummins/Cummings info.  I do not have anything on
this line except  this. Noah CREMEANS married Elizabeth CUMMINS  in 1833 in
Kanawha Co., Va /WV  I do not have a clue as to where she is from or who her
parents or siblings are.  I would appreciate anything you might have to help
me on this.   I only know there was a Charles Cummings in the area but no
inkling if he is a brother or what.
     I do have most of their children but it isn't of any help to me as to
Elizabeths parents and etc.
     Thank you in advance for any info at all on this line.

Marlene WEST Perry
PPerry9426aol.com
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Subj:    Cummings Births
Date:   97-12-29 17:09:34 EST
From:   srhfix.netcom.com
To:     Chascumaol.com

Happy Holidays

Here are some Cummings births in Cayuga County New York

Kathi

Cummings

Births in Aurelius, Cayuga Co. NY 1849
June            E. Frank                parents Asa S. Cummings and Wife

BIRTHS IN CONQUEST, CAYUGA COUNTY NY 1849
May  18         Catherine E.           parents  William and Hanah Cummings

BIRTHS IN SUMMERHILL, CAYUGA CO. NY 1847
Dec. 16         Unnamed                parents  Dwight and Sarah Cummings
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Subject: Benjamin Cummings
Date: Mon, Dec 29, 1997 16:53 EST
From: AHug4Pooh
Message-id: <19971229215300.QAA06375ladder01.news.aol.com>

Im looking for an information about Benjamin Cummings family.  He came over
from Ireland to NY about 1840.  Thank you

N. Cummings
cummingscvtv/net
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Subj:    Cummings Genealogy
Date:   97-12-30 16:25:02 EST
From:   ernieinfomagic.com (Ernie Cummings)
To:     rlmix.netcom.com (Richard & Irene Merril)
CC:     ChascumAOL.com (Cummin(g)s-Comyn Families)

Richard........You may want to get on Charles Cummings Mail
List....There is lots of useful information being posted
regularly........

Chascumaol.com

Happy New Year....
Ernie Cummings in the Pines
http://www.infomagic.com/~ernie
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Subject: Cummings Research
        Date: Sun, 14 Dec 1997 10:18:04 -0500
       From: Richard & Irene Merrill ix.netcom.com>
 Organization: The Penquin Connection
         To: ernieinfomagic.com

Hi;
Found your address on the "ROOTS" Surname list and thought I would see
if we could help each other. I am not making any headway with my
Cummings Family History, what I have is noted below, if you could match
anything below with yours, I would appreciate a note back.

Thank You for your time.

1a.) William Cummings (GGGrandfather)
1a.) b. about 1855?
1a.) m. Harriet Darnum (GGGrandmother)

2a.) William Alexander Cummings (GreatGrandfather)
2a.) b. May 31, 1879 - PEI, Canada
2a.) d. July 11, 1952 - Dover, NH, USA
2a.)    MT Pleasant Cemetary, Elliot, ME, USA
2a.) m. Margaret A. McKenzie (GreatGrandmother)
2a.) b. about 1881 - St John, NB, Canada
2a.) d. about 1958 - Dover, NH, USA
2a.)    MT Pleasant Cemetary, Elliot, ME, USA

3a.) William Gilbert Cummings (Granduncle)
3a.) b. Aug 22, 1907 - MA, USA
3a.) d. May 11, 1972 - Portsmouth, NH, usa
3a.)    MT Pleasant Cemetary, Elliot, ME, USA
3a.) m. Gladys C. Hill (GrandAunt)
3a.) b. 1904
3a.) d. 1977
3a.)    MT Pleasant Cemetary, Elliot, ME, USA

3b.) James Lionel Cummings (Grandfather)
3b.) b. Mar 03,1912 - Roxbury, MA, USA
3b.) d. Jan 10, 1966 - Somerville, MA, USA
3b.)    MT Pleasant Cemetary, Elliot, ME, USA
3b.) m1. Ruby C. Libby
3b.) b. 1909
3b.) d. 1960 - Somerville, MA, USA
3b.)    MT Pleasant Cemetary, Elliot, ME, USA

3b.) m2. Jun 01, 1929 - Thelma May Stacy (Gradmother)
3b.) b. Sep 10, 1912 - Elliot, ME, USA

4a.) Betty May Cummings (Mother)
4a.) b. Aug 28, 1929 - Portsmouth, NH, USA
4a.) m. Apr 12, 1948 - Lyman Sawyer Merrill (Father)
4a.) b. Jul 01, 1926 - Biddeford, ME, USA

5a.) Richard Lyman Merrill (Me)

Richard Merrill
rlmix.netcom.com
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Subj:    Re: Cummings Research
Date:   97-12-31 11:31:58 EST
From:   asmpipeline.com (Ann Sturges Mackey)
To:     rlmix.netcom.com (Richard & Irene Merrill)
CC:     gracems1aol.com (Marilyn), Gradaighaol.com (Jim Grady),
chioccwf.cc.utexas.edu (Ann Cummings at Chi Omega Sorority),
seguichysnowcrest.net (Avalon L. Cummins), Chascumaol.com (Charlie
Cummings), kennethwestky.com (Kenny Cummings), bccookevansville.net
(Bettie
Cummings Cook), M7270aol.com (Mike Cummons), ak222lafn.org (Doris Dell),
lornam1airmail.net (Lorna R. Mullins),
SENNELLO.LAWRENCEigate.pprd.abbott.com (Lawrence Senello),
LTaylor600aol.com (PatriciaOller Taylor)

Richard-

I'm afraid I'm no help with your Cummings family (am equally frustrated
with my own, below), but will cc your query (see end of  message) to other
Cummings folks who've contacted me, in case they may be able to help.
(Note that Charlie Cummings, Chascumaol.com, maintains a Cummings mailing
list that may be of some help to you.)

FWIW, here's mine:

Father: Thomas Jefferson CUMMINGS BIRTH: 1805/1806, KY
Mother: Margaret Denny WILLIAMSON BIRTH: 1808/1809, VA

Daughter: Margaret Denny CUMMINGS
        BIRTH: 26 NOV 1840, Logansport, Cass?, IN
        DEATH: 24 JAN 1926, Hollywood, Broward, FL
        MARRIAGE: 30 SEP 1862, Logansport, Cass?, IN Gould Allen Sturges

Grandchildren:
1.Gould Allen STURGES Jr.
2.Madge STURGES
3.Thomas Jefferson STURGES

Ann Sturges Mackey
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/asmackey/famdisc.htm

Researching: ALLEN/ALLYN, ALLISON, ATHERTON, BAILEY, BANEY, CHAPMAN,
CHAPPELL, CUMMINGS, HART, LATHAM, MACKEY, McLAUGHLIN, PARMENTER, PERRY,
SINNARD, STURGES, WILLARD, WILLIAMSON...
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Subj:    Re: Cummings
Date:   97-12-31 20:02:20 EST
From:   srhfix.netcom.com
To:     ChascumAOL.com

On 12/31/97 18:47:18 you wrote:
>
> BRIGHTON CEMETERY
> Rochester, NY
> Monroe County, New York

>     The Brighton Cemetery is located at the end of Hoyt Place in
>the City of Rochester. This cemetery was in the Village of
>Brighton until 1905 when the whole Village was annexed by the
>City of Rochester. The early records of the cemetery burned in a
>fire at the Presbyterian Church.
>
> Tombstone records copied June 1985 by Richard T. Halsey
>
>
>CUMINGS
>        Adaline, dau. of Whitney & Lydia; d May 4, 1869  32y
>        Betsey, wife of Whitney; d Sept. 15, 1848  38y
>        Lydia, wife of Whitney; d Apr. 14, 1843  34y
>        Nathaniel, father of Whitney; d Apr. 27, 1844  81y 3m
>        Whitney; d Sept. 6, 1873  80y
>
> GROVEPLACE CEMETERY
> Town of Chili, New York
> Monroe County NY
>
>This cemetery is located on the southeast corner of Chili
>Avenue and Marshall Road.
>
>    The  tombstones  in  this cemetery have been copied twice
>before. In July 1928 a six page list of inscriptions was made by
>Mary T. Douglas of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Then
>in 1973 a 26 page list of inscriptions was made by the Gates-Chili
>Middle School Yorker Club. These two earlier lists were combined
>and checked by Richard T. Halsey against the tombstones during the
>months of June through August of 1992. This lists also adds
>approximately 3700 more inscriptions including some from the
>1800s
>
>CUMMINGS    Milton J. Sr.; 1922 - 1990
>MENDON CEMETERY
> Town of Mendon, New York
> Monroe County NY
>
> Compiled by Richard T. Halsey October 1988
>
> This  cemetery  is  located  on the east  side  of  the Pittsford  - Ionia
Road in the
>hamlet of Mendon.  It is also knwon as Baptist Hill Cemetery and east
Mendon
Cemetery.
>
>  This  cemetery  has  had  three  records  of  tombstone inscriptions made
before this.
>The first was most definately the best of the three. In 1890, Daniel Allen
compiled a
>list from  the  records of interments and supplemented this  with
information  from
>various  other sources.   His list also included the lot that the person
was
buried on.
[Note: Potters  Field referred to herein is the pauper's lot].  The second
list was made in
>the mid 1920's by Mary T.  Douglas. The  third  list was published in Nov.
1980 by Mr.& Mrs.
>Robert H.  Dows and Mr.  & Mrs. William Souve. This list was made  by
combining  the old
>lists and then  correcting  and adding to it including more lot
information.
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>                INTRODUCTION to 1890 edition
>
> The  Mendon  Cemetery is located in the town of  Mendon near the
southeastern  boundary of
>Monroe County. It is beautifully situated on the top of a high hill,  from
which one can look
>for miles in every direction; into  Ontario County to the east and
Livingston County to the
>south, while the ridge of hills several miles to the north cut off a view
of
 Lake  Ontario.
>At the foot of the hill runs the  famous Irondequoit  Creek,   and on
either
bank nestles the
>little village  of Mendon,  while far up and down the valley may be seen
some some of the
>richest lands to be found in the State of New York.
>
>     In  the  year 1825 the First Baptist Society of  Mendon purchased  a
half acre of land
>adjoining their church to  be used  as  a  cemetery and in 1826 was
properly
laid  out in
>lots.   In  1867  it  was duly  incorporated  by  the  State Legislature,
its first trustees
>being Daniel Allen, Wm.  S. Clark, Adams Miller, Ery Earls, N. N. Treat,
and
E. F. Park.
>Since  that  time  three  additions have been  made  to  the grounds till
at
present they
>contain about four acres.
>
>     In  July 1832,  the cholera scourge visited the  little hamlet being
brought by a stage
>driver from Rochester.  From July 24th to August 16th there were fourteen
deaths:  twelve
>of the victims were buried in the Mendon Cemetery and two on Taylor
Street,
the  ratio  of
>deaths  to  the  number  of inhabitants of the place being one to every
fourteen. During
>this  epidemic the greatest excitement prevailed  throughout the
community,
 and the people
>were frequently awakened  at night  by the sound of the workman's hammer
upon the  coffin
>of  a  victim  who had probably been taken  during  the  day previous.
>
>   It is barely possible that the readers of this pamphlet will realize the
great amount of
>time,  trouble, and expense it has cost Mr.  Allen to collect the data
herein contained.
>His research has been unrelenting,  and in many cases he has written a
score
of letters to
>learn the facts concerning one interment in the Cemetery. In some instances
he was referred
>from  one surviving relative to another,  and before the one was found who
knew the facts
>concerning the death and burial of  the party in question he had sent
letters of inquiry to
>all points of the compass.  Sometimes the facts were learned from  an
undertaker,   again
>from  a  doctor, while  the poormasters'   reports in the town clerk's
office brought to
>light  others,  and in a thousand and one ways he has worked till  at
least
he is able to
>place the facts in  a  concise form before those interested in the
Cemetery.
>
>     It  is very interesting to hear him tell how he learned of  this one's
death and how he
>got at the facts  concerning that  one.   In one case he found by looking
through an  old
>day-book  of a merchant that such goods as are commonly used in  making
mourning and grave
>clothes were charged  to  the family of the deceased, and in following up
this slight clue
>the desired facts were at last disclosed.
>
>     The  date  of one lady's death for a long time  puzzled him; but
finally  he came into
>possession of  a  doctor's account-book  dating back in the twenties,  and
from that he
>learned  that  the  physician  was  attending  the  lady  in question. For
several days the
>visits were charged,  while the  last item simply read,  "woman dead."  In
this instance
>the age could not be learned, but the date of death could be readily fixed.
>
>     It  is hoped therefore that the time thus spent by  Mr. Allen  will be
more fully
>appreciated by those who come into possession of this record from the few
interesting
>instances cited. Almost the entire list of searches made could furnish a
history  in
>themselves,  but lack of space  forbids  such mention.

>  The Publisher  J. W. Watkins, 1890  Mendon, N. Y.
>
>   TRUSTEES
>
>    L. M. Gibson, President, D. Allen, Gen. Supt., J. M. Shulters
>    A. S. Barns, A. G. Bond, J. Marlath, S. Porter, Sec. & Treas.
>
>  CHARTER  Charter 536
>
>     An  act to incorporate the Mendon Cemetery Association, passed April
22, 1867.
>
>The  People of the State of New York represented in Senate and Assembly, do
enact as follows:
>
>     Section 1.  Daniel Allen, Wm.  S.  Clark, Adams Miller, Ery Earl, N.
N.
Treat, Edwin F.
>Park, and such other persons as may hereafter associate with them, are
hereby constituted
>a   body   corporate  by  the  name  of   "Mendon   Cemetery Association,"
with power to take,
>hold, and convey real and personal estate in the town of Mendon,  county of
Monroe, to
>the  use of the said corporation to the amount not exceeding $5,000.
>
>     Section 2.  The estate, stock, property, and affairs of the said
corporation shall be
>managed by six trustees, to be elected  in  the manner hereafter directed,
who shall  hold
>their  offices  for three years,  and until others shall be chosen  in
their
places. The six
>persons named in the first section  of this act shall be the first
trustees,
 and shall
>hold  their offices until the first Monday in May, eighteen hundred and
sixty-eight, and until
>others are chosen.
>
>     Section  3. An  election shall be held on  the  first Monday  of May,
eighteen hundred
>and sixty-eight,  at which time two trustees shall be elected for the term
of one year,
>two trustees shall be elected for the term of two years, and two trustees
shall be elected for
>the term of three  tears, and  on  every first Monday of may thereafter
two
 trustees
>shall  be elected for the term of three years,  at such time and place in
the village of
>Mendon, in the county of Monroe, as the trustees shall appoint. Notice of
such election
>shall be  given by posting a notice thereof in three public places in  said
village of Mendon
>at least ten days previous to the time  of holding the same. The election
shall be by ballot,
>and  every  owner of a plot or plots shall have a  vote  for every  plot
he
may own,  and if
>it shall so happen that  an election shall not be had on the day designated
by this act,
>the  corporation shall not for that cause be dissolved, but the  election
may be held on any
>other day,  giving  notice thereof as herein before directed.
>
>     Section 4.  The trustees of Mendon Cemetery Association are hereby
authorized to assess
>and collect an annual tax on all  lots  which have been heretofore or may
be
 hereinafter
>sold in the Cemetery owned by said Association, but such tax shall not
exceed five dollars
>annually on each lot,  as laid down  on  the  maps of said Cemetery filed
in  the  clerk's
>office of Monroe County,  and in proportion theretofore less than a whole
lot.
>
>     Section  5. The trustees of said Association assembled for the purpose
of assessing and
>levying a tax,  shall enter upon  their  minutes the amount of tax to be
levied on  each
>lot,   and shall within ten days after much meeting cause to be made an
assessment roll,
>showing the names of each owner of a lot, or a portion of a lot, the
portion
of lot owned by
>each  lot  owner and the amount assessed and levied on  each lot and
portion
of a lot.
>
>     Section  6. They  shall cause to be posted  in  three public  places
in  the village of
>Mendon a  notice  setting forth  the  making of such a assessment roll,
and
that  the
>same  can be examined at the office of the treasurer of said Association
by
 every lot owner
>ten days from the  day  of posting  such notice,  and that during such ten
days the tax
>levied on each lot may be paid to the said treasurer without any charge for
collecting the
>same.
>
>     Section  7.   If any tax shall remain unpaid after  the expiration  of
the  said ten
>days,  the said  trustees  may collect  any  of said taxes so assessed and
levied  by  suit
>before a justice of the peace of the town of Mendon.
>
> Section  8.  The moneys so received and collected shall be applied
annually
to the
improvements of said Cemetery.
>
>Section 9. This act shall take effect immediately.
>
>
>
>CUMMINGS   Mrs. Eliza; [lot 117]; d May 1, 1879  73
>
>
>   BLOSSOM CEMETERY Hamlin, NY Monroe County, NY
>
>   compiled by Richard T. Halsey August 1989
>
>     This   cemetery  is  located  on  the  north  side  of Hamlin-Clarkson
Town Line Road
>(Rt. 18) about 1/2 mile west of the Sweden Walker Rd. (Rt. 260) in the Town
of Hamlin.
>
>    The tombstones in this cemetery were copied in June 1931 by Mary T.
Douglas. This list
>corrected that list and updated it, adding over 700 more inscriptions.
>
>           The first burial in this cemetery is that Thomas Williams who
died Sept. 22, 1845.
>There are some tombstones dated earlier but they were probably moved here
from
>another place.
>
>
>
>CUMMINGS   John; d Jan. 29, 1854  75y 11m

>           Martha, wife of John; d March 29, 1868  85y 5m
>
 St. Pius X Cemetery Chili, New York
>  Monroe County, NY
>
>
> This cemetery is located on Chestnut Ridge Rd. opposite Golden Road. The
church, which was
>located next to this cemetery was organized in 1854 as St. Fechen's Church.
>The name was changed to St. Feehan's Church in 1954. In 1957 a new church
was built at 3000
>Chili Ave. and renamed St. Pius Tenth Church. The old structure was
dismatled and
>moved to Genesee Country Museum where it was reassembled.
>
>
>            This list of tombstone inscriptions was made in
>August 1991 by Richard T. Halsey.
>
>
>CUMMINGS    James; Nov. 8, 1847 - May 1, 1920
>            John; father; d Oct. 23, 1878  69y
>            Mary, wife of John; d July 23, 1883  72y
>NORTH CHILI RURAL CEMETERY Chili, New York Monroe County NY
>
>     This cemetery is located on the north side  of  Buffalo  Road just to
the east of the
>intersection  with  Union  Street.  It  is also known as Evergreen
Cemetery.
>
>     A twelve page list of tomstones in this cemetery was made in July 1928
by Mary T. Douglas of
>the  Irondequoit  Chapter  of  the Daughters of the American Revolution.
This list was made in
>July and August of 1992 by Richard T. Halsey and  incorporates a  few minor
changes to the 1928
>list. It also includes about  1000  more inscriptions.
>
>CUMMINGS    B. T.; 1846 - 1908
>            H. Frances; d Jan. 22, 1899  51y
>            Lavenia; d Feb. 7, 1897  81y
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