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THE TOWN OF PALATINEMONTGOMERY COUNTY, NY |
Wagner Mineral Spring, Palatine Bridge, New York
The Town of Palatine, namesake of the early German settlers from the Palatinate, was formed in 1788 from a large
part of the Palatine District of old Montgomery County. This township section has the potential to become one of our
largest, but disappointingly is one of our smallest. After almost 8 years of resources being available, as you can see,
very few researchers have donated family data or general information for this town. Although there are other sites on line for you to post your GEDCOMs, we need other types
of content, such as typescripts of your own Bible pages or a single census page;
partial cemetery listings (collected personally or from lists), or newspaper announcements of births, marriages and deaths, of relatives who were born,
lived or died in Palatine, family wills, deeds, letters, etc. The site coordinators look forward to hearing about what you have to share about Palatine.
The
site coordinators look forward to hearing about what you have to share about Palatine.
PALATINE DIRECTORIES
GAZETTEER AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY FOR 1869-70: PALATINE
Boyd's 1872-73 Business Directory of Palatine - scroll to bottom of this page.
1891 Directory of Palatine Bridge
1928 Directory of Nelliston
1928 Directory of Palatine Bridge
Fulton/Montgomery Farm Directory 1939
EARLY HISTORY OF PALATINE
Excerpts from Beers' "History of Montgomery and Fulton Counties, N.Y." - The Town of Palatine; Villages of Palatine; Early Town Officers
Excerpts from Beers' "History of Montgomery and Fulton Counties, N.Y." - Land Grants; Early Settlers and Their Descendants
Early Stone Arabia
Tax Records of the Town of Palatine: 1787 and 1788
PALATINE CENSUS
1790 Census of Palatine
Walraths in the 1892 NY State Census
PALATINE ANCESTOR REGISTRY
12/30/06 - the form to submit your ancestral information has been picked up by spam bots, and we're receiving multiple vile spam submissions daily. Today there were
11 disgusting spam submissions to this board alone. To combat this we're discontinuing submissions to this board indefinitely.
John Frey, please read your entry and contact the site coordinators.
***We've put this township into search engines separately to bring visibility
and traffic to this section. So step right up and place your families on a surnames board we hope
will be a meeting place for Town of Palatine researchers. The Town of Palatine ancestral surnames
registry board is placed directly at the bottom of this page for families you have accurately traced
to this township only. Please send in your Town of Palatine ancestors (surnames only) and ***earliest researched time period
(e.g. pre-Rev; 1800-1840; 1820 census) for each surname*** with "Town of Palatine" in the
subject heading so it's not overlooked.
PALATINE TOWN CLERK'S OFFICE CONTACT INFORMATION
PALATINE FAMILIES AND PERSONS OF NOTE
Biography of William H. Davis
A Line of the Eacker Family
Biography of John A. Failing
Keck Family Photo
The Family of Peter P. Van Etten and Margaret Froelich
Will of Nicholas Rechter of Palatine
Biography of the Spraker Family
Biography of David Spraker
PALATINE RAILROAD HISTORY
11/22/06 Palatine Railroad History Articles
Biography of Webster Wagner
PALATINE CEMETERIES
Ehle Cemetery
Lutheran Trinity Church of Stone Arabia Cemetery
Lutheran Church of Stone Arabia Cemetery: 1967 reading, to compare to above 1914 reading
Palatine Bridge Cemetery on Carmen Court
Palatine Bridge Cemetery on Tilton Road
Walrath Cemetery
PALATINE MILITARY
Revolutionary War Pension Application of Nelly Putman
Source: "Boyd's New York State Directory, 1872-3," business directory and gazetteer, by Andrew Boyd, Syracuse, N.Y., 1872
Palatine Bridge, Mont. Co.
Ayres W. A. Mrs. milliner
Brown & Beach cider and vinegar
Eisenlord Peter O. country store and physician
Lasher Jacob, wagon maker
McAdams Alex. cheese
Munson F. H. grocer
Nellis Geo. blacksmith
Van Buren Martin, hotel
Palatine Church, Mont. Co.
Nellis John, grocer
Stone Arabia, Mont. Co.
Cacher Georde W. hotel
Lathus A.S. hotel
Myers Leonard, blacksmith
Setterly Henry, tavern