Howabout you all? Found it in a book at the Troy (NY) Public Library; he was included as the pastor of two Presbyterian churches in Rensselaer County. Regards, Susan NEW email: ------------------------- "Van Wie, Charles H., Rev., was born in the town of Ira, Cayuga county,N.Y. October 22, 1851. He was educated in the public schools, MonroeCollegiate Institute, Hamilton College, and was graduated from Auburn Theological Seminary with the degree of B.D. in 1877. Shortly after leaving the Seminary he received a call to Forest church at Lyons Falls, N.Y., where he was ordained to the Gospel ministry and installed by the Presbytery of Utica. After three years he resignedthis pastorate and accepted a call to the churches at Williamstown and West Camden, N.Y., where he labored seven years. In December, 1889, heaccepted an invitation to supply the Presbyterian church at Melrose [in Rensselaer Co, N.Y.], and was installed as pastor in May, 1890, taking charge alsoof the Presbyterian church at Tomhamock [sic; spelling is Tomhannock]. September 21, 1886, he married Fannie E. Becker of Mexico, Oswego county, N.Y. Mr. Van Wie's father, Henry, was born in the town of Guilderland, Albany county, November 17, 1797. He was well educated, an industrious and successful farmer. He was twice married, first to Lydia Conger. Seven children were born to them: Rosina E., Blendon M., Isadore [a/k/a Sabra Isadore], Mary C., Lionel E., Vrooman W., and Benedict G. Mrs. Van Wie died April 1, 1848. November 21, 1850, he married Mary D. Taylor, of Cato, Cayuga county. They had three children: Charles H., Jessie and Jennie. Henry Van Wie died April 2, 1876, and his widow, Mary d., October 12,1895. The ancestry of the family was Dutch, English and Scotch." From _Landmarks of Rensselaer County, New York_, by George Baker Anderson (Syracuse, N.Y.: D. Mason & Company, 1897), p. 91. "Published under the auspices of the Troy Press." CENSUS: Email Source: Susan Kastan From: "Susan Kastan" To: "'John E Hoyt'" Sent: Monday, August 29, 2005 9:25 AM Subject: Charles H. Van Wie census 1880-1930 FYI, Posted at "Van Wie History & Genealogy" website at www.MyFamily.com Census 1880-1930: Charles H. Van Wie b.1851 s/o Mary (Taylor) & Henry Van Wie Susan Kastan - Aug 27, 2005 1880 U.S. Census West Turin, Lewis, New York Van Wie, Charles H., 28, single "Minister of the Gospel" with his mother Mary D. Van Wie, 58, widowed, and John Green, 13, "adopted"; also a16-year old female servant, Inez Perkins, in household; everyone b. NY andparents same; both teens attending school. Roll: T9_858; Family History Film: 1254858; Page: 341.4000; Enumeration District: 185; Image: 0465. 1900 - not found 1910 U.S. Census Hector, Schuyler, New York Charles H Vanwie, 58, Minister, Presbyterian, wife Fannie, 0 births, 0 living Series: T624 Roll: 1061 Part: 1 Page: 196B 1920 U.S. Census Riverside, Riverside, California Charles H. Van Wie, Clergyman, Presbyterian, wife Fannie Roll: T625_125 Page: 1A ED: 127 Image: 877 1930 U.S. Census Riverside, Riverside, California Charles H. Van Wie, occupation blank, wife Fannie Roll: 184; Page: 4B; Enumeration District: 44; Image: 10.0. Susan Kastan OCCUPATION: Email Source: Susan Kastan From: "Susan Kastan" To: "'John E Hoyt'" Sent: Monday, August 29, 2005 9:25 AM Subject: Charles H. Van Wie census 1880-1930 FYI, Posted at "Van Wie History & Genealogy" website at www.MyFamily.com Census 1880-1930: Charles H. Van Wie b.1851 s/o Mary (Taylor) & Henry Van Wie Susan Kastan - Aug 27, 2005 1880 U.S. Census West Turin, Lewis, New York Van Wie, Charles H., 28, single "Minister of the Gospel" with his mother Mary D. Van Wie, 58, widowed, and John Green, 13, "adopted"; also a16-year old female servant, Inez Perkins, in household; everyone b. NY andparents same; both teens attending school. Roll: T9_858; Family History Film: 1254858; Page: 341.4000; Enumeration District: 185; Image: 0465. 1900 - not found 1910 U.S. Census Hector, Schuyler, New York Charles H Vanwie, 58, Minister, Presbyterian, wife Fannie, 0 births, 0 living Series: T624 Roll: 1061 Part: 1 Page: 196B 1920 U.S. Census Riverside, Riverside, California Charles H. Van Wie, Clergyman, Presbyterian, wife Fannie Roll: T625_125 Page: 1A ED: 127 Image: 877 1930 U.S. Census Riverside, Riverside, California Charles H. Van Wie, occupation blank, wife Fannie Roll: 184; Page: 4B; Enumeration District: 44; Image: 10.0. Susan Kastan

William Barrington Brown

"Annie" Victoria Schmidt

Mary J. Traub

Ann (Jo Ann) Stearns Kabakoff

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I believe my Mom changed her name 'for professional reasons' in the late 40s when she was s kating in the Vanities. She was already Jo Ann Stearns by the time she met my dad in 1949 an d they married in 1950. Let me check my files for the legal papers & exact date of her name c hange and get back w/ you. love ya: pati / Genealogy: Data taken from the kabakoff web site & Patricia Watkins: http://www.kabakoff.com/branches.html / Genealogy: From: patricia watkins To: John E Hoyt Cc: Bob Watkins Sent: Tuesday, January 16, 2007 12:19 PM Subject: my mom's family tree is Kabakoff, not Kabacoff hi My stepdad's first wife was Mildred Pettit of Michigan, not sure whereshe was born, but th ey lived in Wayne County, likely Allen Park, MI. / I just came back from a Kabakoff family reunion in Memphis TN this pastOctober where there ha s extensive work done on the Kabakoff familytree. Although the name Kabacoff comes up in ge nealogy work, we are NOTrelated to them. / Our relatives are the Kabakoffs from Dokshitsky, Russia, near Minsk whoimmigrated and lande d in NY, then onto New Haven, CT, Memphis TN, St.Louis. Here's the tree line for my mom's mot her's side: / * My mom was born Ann Stearns Kabakoff to parents Elizabeth Cheely andJoseph Kabakoff. She l egally changed her name to Jo-Ann Stearns in 1950before she married my dad and became Jo-An n Stearns Watkins / * My mom's mother is Elizabeth Cheely Kabakoff (b. in Alabama, marriedJoe Kabakoff in Memphi s in 1924 and died October, 1932 when my mom wasjust 6) / * Elizabeth's mother was Lillian Stearns Cheely .. her father John MarvinCheely. Both were bo rn in the South -- Lillian born in Kentucky and JohnMarvin Cheely born in S. Carolina? Will h ave to double check on thesestate birthplaces. / * My mom's dad Joseph E. Kabakoff, born in Water Valley, MS. His motherand father: Rosa and S amuel Kabakoff. DEATH: Death Source: From: patricia watkins Date: Wednesday, August 11, 2004 2:47 PM To: john hoyt Subject: Re: Hi How are you Pat

DEATH: HI John: I'm glad that Roy found me. DEATH: My mother, JoAnn Bloom (formerly Watkins, maiden name StearnsKabakoff died July 15, 20 04 after an illness that kept her hospitalizedsince March, 2004 when she broke her hip and ne ver recovered. She wassurrounded by all her family when she passed away in the early morningh ours. / We are busy with cleaning up her home for sale in Dearborn -- an effortthat has brought the f amily closer together in spirit. My brother inS.Carolina, Joe Watkins, is even thinking of mo ving back home toDearborn,Michigan. p Source: Email: (See more emails at Joseph E. Kabakoff, and his wives). . From: patricia watkins To: John E Hoyt Sent: Wednesday, August 13, 2008 12:49 AM Subject: Re: Fw: Joseph is listed as son showing your Mother Ann S, inthis 1930 census? joe and elizabeth eloped to Marion, Arkansas and showd up one night @ afriends' house 1am say ing 'they'd gotten married' .. i just happened upon the Larkin census lising by accident. i don't thinkmy mom knew about La rkin or Vera. She did mention Oma Jean and Evelyn,saying Oma was a friend of her mother's tha t her dad married after hermom died. (my mom was just 6 when she remembers being taken to hos pitalto tell her mother good-bye). and her dad married Evelyn when she was 14 -- my mom and she didn't getalong. Evelyn, not ve ry motherly to a motherless young teen. my mom actedout, started slipping out of the house an d they sent her to a privateschool in Mississippi for her senior year in high school. she nev erforgave them for doing that... p

Robert Homer Watkins

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Pamela K Watkins

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P. A. Watkins

J. M. Watkins

Billie Jeane "Betty" Watkins

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John Paul Dane

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D. P. Dane