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[ This is the Sinclair family discussion list, sinclair@jump.net. [ For more information, see http://www.mids.org/sinclair/list.html ------- Dear Richard: My name is Gail Mottola. My ancestors include great-grandparents Virginia Sinclair Boice, who married Dr. Frank Barrows Seeley. They lived in Kingston, NY, where "Ampie" was a pastor at the Fair St. Dutch Reformed Church for over 40 years. Virginia's mother Caroline had a sister, also named Virginia. They all had connection with Brooklyn, NY, as the father and mother of sistersVirginia and Caroline were the daughters of Joseph and Rebecca (Hermance) Sinclair. I have recently learned from Jean Grigsby after sending her my documentation, that John and Elizabeth (Williams) Sinclair are the parents of Joseph and other children. John and Elizabeth are buried (I have not proven this fact yet) in Prospect Park, Brooklyn, NY. Until recently I thought all of my family had been from Ulster Co., NY, where the father of Virginia Boice Seeley was Hewitt Boice, known in the state as the "Bluestone King" in the mlast quarter of the 1800's and early 1900's. The reason I mention him is not because I am proud of all his work, which I am, but just as a reference point for you. John and Elizabeth lived in Brooklyn (documented) as of 1824. Joseph, their son, moved to Boiceville, NY,as shown in the 1855 census and known as such by family records. I think there is great possibility that the families connected in some way. If the surname Shurter means anything to you, there is a reason. If you are really serious about exchanging information and evidence, please let me know. Some people simply want a quick answer, but aren't interested in the documentation or real resarch that is required for archival preservation. And if you just want to chat, re: genealogy in general, that's fine, too. I am not a professional genealogist, but I do want to put together the family records as much as possible for posterity with authenticity and hopefully, interesting stories and facts that accompany such findings. Whatever results from my search will be housed as part of Jean Grisby's archival Sinclair collection. Best Regards, Gail [ [ This is the Sinclair family discussion list, sinclair@jump.net. [ For subscription, unusubscription, or other instructions, see [ http://www.mids.org/sinclair/list.html [ or send mail to majordomo@jump.net with this single line in the body: [ info sinclair [ [ To unsubscribe, send a message like this: [ [ To: majordomo@jump.net [ [ unsubscribe sinclair [