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SDJM
Newsletter
Since
its founding in 1983, the Society has published a periodical
newsletter as a repository for the shared research, input,
and findings of the membership regarding Johannes de la Montagne's
descendants and relevant history. The mailing list for this
newsletter includes a number of major libraries and genealogical
archival societies across the country.
Every
issue contains the member roster, introductions for new members,
featured articles, an editorial column, a forum section for
letters and queries (query submission is free for members
and non-members alike!), and somtimes genealogical biographies
of selected fifth-generation descendants of Johannes de la
Montagne.
Four issues of the SDJM Newsletter constitute one Volume, which may or may not coincide with a calendar year.
Back
issues may be ordered by mail, subject to availability. Please
contact the Editor, Lois Stewart,
by email for mailing and payment information, or to inquire
after content.
RECENT BACK ISSUES
(Click thumbnails for enlarged cover graphics.)
Vol.
18 No. 4
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Cover:
John Montagne at the site of the old family spring of
1637 in the valley of "Montayne's Rivulet,"
northeast quarter of Central Park, New York City
Featured Article: "Visit to Central Park;" "New DNA Results;" "Descendants of John Montanye (1734-1802) and his wife Sarah Miller...;" "Book Reviews (The Island at the Center of the World; Trace Your Roots with DNA)"
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Vol.
18 No. 3
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Cover:
The Albany Dutch Reformed Church as it looked in 1715.
It was the Largest building in colonial Albany, located
in the middle of the intersection of State, Market,
and Court Streets.
Featured Articles: "Where Was He?"; "Book Reviews (Beverwyck; Invading Paradise);" "Report on the DNA Project"
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Vol.
18 No. 2
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Cover:
The Pieterskerk, at Leiden in the Netherlands, was the
location where Rachel de Forest and Jean Mousnier de
la Montagne registered their marriage on 27 November
1628
Featured
Articles: "Research in Holland;" "Revised
History;" "Our New Website;" "DNA
Surname Project"
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Vol.
18 No. 1
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Cover: Old Walloon Church; still survives in New Paltz, New York
Featured
Articles: "Glimpses into the Past;" "Canandaigua
Genealogy;" "The Minisink Churches"
5th
Gen. Bio Surnames: Rolscher, Bevier, Sax, Westbrook
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