MISCELLANEOUS MONTGOMERY COUNTY
"OUT-OF-COUNTY" MARRIAGE RECORDS
 1/21/01 This marriage listing isn't technically "out-of-county" but Barbara's called to our attention
the existence and publication of early marriage records that will be helpful to Montgomery County researchers. The well-known historical journal
"The Mohawk" is available in the collections of genealogical societies and large libraries throughout NY State. Barbara's same-name
research problem sure is familiar. If you have suggestions or are a Howland researcher yourself, Barbara would love to hear from you.
Job Howland and Lovina Hazerd married in Charleston, 2.2.1823. Performed by Nathan Kimball.
This marriage notice is from Nathan Kimball's Record Book, Charleston,1794-1833. I found it in "The Mohawk," Montgomery & Schenectady
New York, Vol 11 No. 3. I am researching our HOWLAND family and am at a dead end at Job Howland, b. Jan 12, 1794, died Aug. 11, 1860 in
Saratoga, NY. We have records from a family bible that lists Job's marriage to Anna Robens on Jan 3, 1818. The bible records do not list who
Job's parents were. My mother believes his name was also named Job and that he was married twice. I found this Job Howland/Lovina Hazerd
marriage record and was hoping to find more information on this union. Maybe this Job was our Job's father. The Saratoga Library has
a file on our family that starts with Henry Howland, brother of John Howland of the Mayflower, but there is a big gap between Job, born
1769 and Job, born 1794. There are a lot of Howland's and quite a few Job's so it is getting very confusing. I was hoping information from
this marriage might provide a clue on who the parents of our Job are. The marriage is also listed on FamilySearch.org, the
Mormon Church site. It is listed in their pedigree resource file as Job Howland and Lovina Hazard marriage on Feb 2,1823, Charleston, Montgomery, NY. Thank You.
Sincerely,
Barbara Ward
Naples, FL.
barbara1171@aol.com
This entry was spotted in an over 40-year run of one minister's Jefferson County, NY marriages. Typed by Miss Florence K. Dowdell in
1929 from her ancestor's records. Hundreds of J.H. Steward's Watertown and other Jefferson County marriages appear in Volume 18 of the
compiled New York State D.A.R. records. This volume is available to the public for viewing in three locations in the U.S. - the New York
City Public Library (genealogical division; 5th Avenue and 42nd Street), the New York State Library in Albany, N.Y., and at the
main D.A.R. research library in Washington, D.C. Please contact these facilities for further inquiries about the lists.
From "Record of Marriages Performed by Rev. J.H. Steward", Watertown, N.Y.
1878 Jan. 15th John G. STEWART of Watertown, N.Y. to Miss Mary MUNSON of Fort Plain
The following Montgomery County-related marriage records were culled from marriage records of the 1st Presbyterian Church of Cherry
Valley, Otsego County, N.Y. Years of marriage records, as well as baptisms, memberships and dismissals, appear in Vol. 153 of the
New York State D.A.R. records. See note in first entry on page for where to see this volume. Transcriber's name and date weren't given
but a brief history stated that the 1st Presbyterian Church of Cherry Valley, N.Y. started in 1741 and was located at the time of transcription
on Alden St. in the village of Cherry Valley. All spellings are as on the typescript.
From Eli Cooley's 1809-1820 Marriage Records:
1815 Jany. 24
John PRUNEN of Minden to Margaret PHILLIPS of Cherry Valley
1815 Mar. 26
Frederick CARLOCK & Peggy WORT both of Canajohary
1816 Mar. 7th
Cornelius LANE of Bowmans Creek & Margaret SUTPHEN of Cherry Valley
1818 Jany. 25th
Godfrey HELMER of Cherry Valley & Barbary WALRAD of Canajoharie
1818 Oct 15th
Elijah FLINT & Miss Delina PHENES both Canajoharie
1819 Dec. 15
William HORNING & Lana WITTING both Canajoharie
1820 Mar. 27
Aaron Van DIKE of Canajoharie & Catharine BUSH of Cherry Valley
From Records of Later Ministers:
1834 Sept. 3
Mr. Daniel QUACKENBUSH to Miss Jane DEVOE, both of Root, Mont Co., at the house of David C. Winne
by C.D.W. Tappan
1835 Aug. 24
Mr. Joseph T. WASHBURN of Mobile, Ala., former of Fort Plain to Miss Calista CONE, of Fort Plain
by C.D.W. Tappan
1835 Oct. 8
Mr. Wm. J. REURY of Bowman's Creek to Miss Charlotte MOORE of Cherry Valley at her father's house
by C.D.W. Tappan
1841 Sept. 8th
Henry E. NASH of Amsterdam & Rachel WILEY of this town (Cherry Valley)
by Rev. Wm. Lusk, Pastor $5.00
1845 Mar. 20
Joseph WHITE M.D. of Canajoharie & Maretta ROSEBOOK of this town (Cherry Valley)
by Rev. Wm. Lusk, Pastor $15.00
Witnesses: Jeremiah E. Carey & George W. Little & their wives
1849 Feb. 4
David NELLIS, 25 to Lucinda COOK, 23 yrs. at Mr. Morris' Tavern on the Sabbath
from Fort Plain
by G.S. Boardman
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