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	"Colored" Soldiers Who Died in Defense of the American Union, Interred in New York, Virginia and West Virginia
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	Harlem 1900 - 1940 An African American Community-The Schomberg Center for Research in Black Culture
	Index of African American Obituaries and Funeral Notices: Buffalo, New York
	Index of Marriages and Deaths
	New York Archives
	New York Department of Health
	New York GenWeb Site
	New York Civil War Soldiers Buried in Fort Jefferson Cemetery in Florida
	Ontario County GenWeb Site
	Queen Mother Audley E. Moore
	Queen Mother Moore
	Queen Mother Moore
	Queen Mother Moore
	Queen Mother Moore Obituary
	State of New York: Albany Library
	Underground Railroad in New York State
	The Underground Railroad in Rochester, NY
	United States Cemetery Project - New York

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Jack Sossoman

I am looking for the parents of William and Huldah Hodge, b. about 1790-1800 (both) in NY. They were living in Marcellus and Otisco, Onondaga County in the 1810 to 1820 era and moved to Granby, Oswego County sometime in the early 1820’s. William died, I believe, shortly after 1831 or 1832. Huldah, the mother, is in the 1840 census in Ira, Cayuga, NY with her children. Their children were Huldah, Russell, Mary Ann, William W., Lucy and George. Huldah, Russell and William were born in Otisco. Lucy was born in Granby. Russell married Mary Cunningham from Oswego, Huldah married Peter F. Wood from Lysander, Mary Ann married Thomas Gibbs from Granby, William married Mary Teller from Ira, and Lucy married Horace Baldwin from near Ira, Cayuga County. Russell and William W. moved on to Minnesota, but the rest of the family lived their lives in the Oswego, Cayuga, Onondaga counties of NY and died there. Many are buried in the Chase Cemetery near Baldwinsville, Onondaga, NY.