How funny! I was sending a message to you as you were sending this one!

Our family lived at the Cayuga St. house until Timothy's youngest daughter, Elizabeth Driscoll, died in 1937, so there must be some connection. It does get confusing as Justin White at the records center told me that they re-numbered the houses slightly in the early 1900s, but it's still too close to be a coincidence.

Timothy's wife's name was also Ellen Driscoll (nee Harrington), so could we be mixing them up? Wondering what the names of their unmarried daughters were? It's very possible they could have been brothers or cousins. We know that he had multiple siblings, but have never been able to find a link to them.

We actually drove up last spring to visit the gravesites and saw the house. The dark brown house just to the left of it (183/162 Bridge) was ours as well and stayed in the family until the 1950s when my great-grandmother moved to Syracuse. My daughter and I are actually hoping to make it up there in a few weeks to visit the graves and do a little research, but I still have to see if I can get away from work.

Feel free to email me at caffeine.queen@sbcglobal.net, or I'll also keep checking this message board.

All very interesting!!
Can't wait to hear more!
Tara