Records of small public, private amd family cemeteries in Madison County. Records of Cemeteries in Madison County, New York, and Adjacent Communities.Ĭompiled by the Daughters of the American Revolution, Skenandoah Chapter, Oneida, New York (n.d.). Madeline Dhondt from original newspapers in possession of the Madison County Historical Society.įacsimile of typescripts in three volumes: 1865-1866, 1868, 1869. Marriages and Deaths Reported in the Oneida Weekly Dispatch, 1865-1866, 1868-1869.Ĭompiled by Mrs. Oneida, N.Y.: Madison County Historical Society, 2006. Glenwood Cemetery Records, Oneida, New York.Ĭompiled for the Oneida Library, August 1995.Īlphabetical listings by surname. Three-volume compendium with index in Vol. New York: Lewis Historical Publishing Co., 1912.

Genealogical and Family History of Central New York:Ī Record of the Achievements of Her People in the Making of a Commonwealth and the Building of a Nation.Ĭompiled and under supervision of William Richard Cutter. Interlaken, N.Y.: Heart of the Lakes Publishing, 1988.Īlphabetical listings with genealogical data.Ĭutter, William Richard. Records of Revolutionary War Veterans Who Lived in Madison County. Photocopy of typescript listing names and military history of Civil War veterans.īracy, Isabel. Interlaken, N.Y.: Heart of the Lakes Publishing, 1990.īracy, Isabel, ed. Immigrants in Madison County, New York, 1815-1860. Utica, N.Y.: Mid-York Library System, 2006.īracy, Isabel. Includes a detailed history of public school education in Oneida.Ģ00 Years in Madison County: Historical and Genealogical Resources in Madison County Libraries. National Park Services, United States Department of the Interior. Inventory and Nomination Form, National Registration of Historic Places, Oneida Historic District: Main-Broad-Grove Streets

Chronicle by year of Oneida Village up to 1879, including history of Oneida Independent Company Cavalry. Published by the Oneida Free Press, 1880.

Oneida Ltd.’s Contribution to the World War II Victory Effort.Ī series of essays tracing the war work of Oneida Ltd, 1942-1945, through contemporary, company and personal sources. Including Wampsville, Oneida Castle, Durhamville amd the proposed Commune of Kenwood. Ryan’s Directory of the City of Oneida for 1915-1916. Including Oneida Castle, Durhamville and Sylvan Beach. Ryan’s Directory of the City of Oneida for 1901-2. Oneida-Sherrill, New York: City Directory. Oneida and Canastota Directory, 1887-1888. Including Oneida Castle, Kenwood (Oneida Community), Durhamville, Sconondoa, Wampsville and Clockville for 1890-1891. SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY FOR MADISON COUNTY, NEW YORKĪVAILABLE IN THE LOCAL HISTORY ROOM OF THE ONEIDA PUBLIC LIBRARY Courtesy Oneida Community Collection, Syracuse University Library.) (From the Collection of the Oneida Community Mansion House, Oneida, N.Y. Oneida Community (1848-1879): from left to right: a group of Community women in their famous bloomers before the rustic Summer House built by Charles Ellis the south front of the Mansion House, near the children’s playhouse, “Crooked Stump” and a hoeing bee with Community children.

Oneida dispatch birth announcements