all occuring places, including place levels: WNY, New Brunswick and Minnesota Roots

#	Place	Longitude	Latitude	Notes	ID
101	North East, Erie, Pennsylvania, United States	-79.8344400	42.2155600		186
102	Palmyra, Burlington, New Jersey, United States	-75.0286100	40.0069400		221
103	Palmyra, Wayne, New York, United States	-77.2336100	43.0638900		228
104	Parafia Rzymskokatolicka św. Mikołaja Biskupa (St. Nicholas the Bishop Roman Catholic Church), Zgórsko, Mielec, Podkarpackie, Poland	21.2885000	50.2390000	Church website, with photos and parish history: https://zgorsko-wiz.diecezja.tarnow.pl/	41
105	Parker's Landing, Armstrong, Pennsylvania, United States	-79.6820000	41.0970000	Parker's Landing and Lawrenceburg officially merged in 1873 to become Parker, PA.	187
106	Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States	-75.1652000	39.9526000		15
107	Podborze, Mielic, Podkarpackie, Poland	21.3260000	50.2380000		6
108	Pomfret, Windham, Connecticut, United States	-71.9630600	41.8975000		176
109	Reformierte Kirche St. Margaretha, Frenkendorf, Basel-Landschaft, Switzerland	7.7144000	47.5029000	As described in the Basel-Landschaft inventory of protected cultural monuments (translated from the original German): "The church of Frenkendorf is located in the middle of the old village center. It emerged from a former chapel, the choir arch and width of the nave can still be seen today. During the 16th and 17th centuries, the ship was extended to the south and north. The exterior is particularly impressive due to the visible south side, which was built in late Gothic around 1615/16. At the same time, a high tower was built over the old choir, similar to the one in Münchenstein and Benken. The west entrance was built in 1686. The nave itself was extended to the west in the 18th century. Epitaphs from the 18th century are also embedded on the southern front."	2
110	Rochester General Hospital, Rochester, Monroe, New York, United States	-77.5870000	43.1930000		23
111	Rochester, Monroe, New York, United States	-77.6158300	43.1547200		21
112	Rotterdam, Schenectady, New York, United States	-73.9713900	42.7869400		194
113	Saint Mary's Old Visitation Cemetery, Dickson City, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania, United States	-75.6189000	41.4707500	Entrance is through private driveway from Pancoast St. The first parish cemetery was a four-acre property on the lower left side of Pancoast Street, just above Rear Dundaff Street. The earliest tombstone in the cemetery dates back to 1871. The majority of tombs are from the 1870's through early 1910's. In 1925 a seven-acre plot of land at the end of Pancoast Street (800 feet up the hill from the first cemetery) was donated by Paul and Catherine Prorok to be used as a new cemetery. The land was consecrated on the same day as the school cornerstone was blessed in 1925.	13
114	Saint Mary's Visitation Church, Dickson City, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania, United States	-75.6190000	41.4670000	Also known as Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Parish. Church was initially known in the late 1800s as St. Joseph's Polish Congregation of Priceburg, with the name changed to the Polish Roman Catholic Congregation of the Blessed Virgin Mary in 1922. Church website is http://www.vbvm.org/	42
115	Saint Stanislaus Kostka Roman Catholic Church, Rochester, Monroe, New York, United States	-77.5993000	43.1863000	1124 Hudson Ave, Rochester, NY https://www.saintstanislausrochester.org/	22
116	Schenectady, Albany, New York, United States	-76.1740000	42.8141700	Schenectady was part of Albany County until March 1809, when Schenectady County was formed.	192
117	Schenectady, Albany, Province of New York, British America	-76.1740000	42.8141700		190
118	Schenectady, New Netherland	-76.1740000	42.8141700	Part of the colony of New Netherland until the British takeover in 1664.	197
119	Schenectady, Schenectady, New York, United States	-73.9400000	42.8141700		184
120	Schwarzenbach bei Hof, Kingdom of Bavaria	11.9370000	50.2210000	In the current day, there are two towns named Scharzenbach which are located near Hof - Schwarzenbach an der Saale and Schwarzenbach am Wald. The former appears to be more commonly linked with Hof and is referred to colloquially as "bei Hof". Thus the coordinates listed in this Genealogy point ot Schwarzenbach an der Salle.	202
121	Scranton, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania, United States	-75.6627800	41.4088900		9
122	Scriba, Oswego, New York, United States	-76.4308300	43.4652800		148
123	Shadigee Road, Wilson, Niagara, New York, United States	-78.7830000	43.2720500		177
124	Spafford, Onondaga, New York, United States	-76.2652800	42.8044400		182
125	Stillwater, Albany, Province of New York, British America	-73.6830000	42.9670000	Now part of Saratoga County, NY.	193
126	Sumner Place Methodist Episcopal Church, Buffalo, Erie, New York, United States	-78.8113000	42.9069000	195 Sumner Place, Buffalo, NY. Building currently (as of 2020) is home to the Thankful Missionary Baptist Church.	136
127	Suspension Bridge, Niagara, New York, United States	-79.0540000	43.1100000	Suspension Bridge, now part of Niagara Falls, NY, was at one time its own separate city located adajcent to where the Whirlpool Bridge now stands. Upon its founding in 1845 it was first known as Bellevue City, then Niagara City, and finally Suspension Bridge. It incorporated with the Village fo Niagara Falls in 1892 to form Niagara Falls. The eponymous Suspension Bridge carried train, foot, and horse traffic over the Niagara Gorge near the current bridge.	30
128	Swedish Hospital Ballard, Seattle, King, Washington, United States	-122.3794000	47.6675000	5350 Tallman Ave NW, Seattle, WA	26
129	Syracuse, Onondaga, New York, United States	-76.1477800	43.0480600		40
130	Technical High School, Buffalo, Erie, New York, United States	-78.8696000	42.8846000	Now known as Hutchinson Central Technical High School. The school was first housed in the then Elementary School No. 11 on Elm Street near Clinton Street. Daniel Upton, the founder of the school and its first principal, began operations with a faculty of four teachers and a pupil registration of sixty-four. In September 1905, the school's name was changed to Technical High School, pending the move to a new building to be built on Cedar Street and Clinton Ave; the cornerstone was laid on November 14, 1912. The Cedar Street building opened on July 14, 1918 and remained in that location until 1954, when it moved to its current building, which formerly housed Hutchinson Central High School.	132
131	Tonawanda, Erie, New York, United States	-78.8805600	43.0202800		131
132	Union College, Schenectady, Schenectady, New York, United States	-73.9295000	42.8171000		200
133	University of Buffalo Law School, Buffalo, Erie, New York, United States	-78.8190000	42.9530000		133
134	Utica, Oneida, New York, United States	-75.2330600	43.1008300		201
135	Vale Cemetery, Schenectady, Schenectady, New York, United States	-73.9290000	42.8075000		185
136	Victory, Cayuga, New York, United States	-76.6547200	43.1972200		153
137	Visitation of Blessed Virgin Mary Cemetery, Dickson City, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania, United States	-75.6224000	41.4737000	Also known as St. Mary's Visitation Church New Cemetery or Visitation of BVM Cemetery.	12
138	Watertown, Jefferson, Wisconsin, United States	-88.7288900	43.1947200		178
139	West Side Hospital, Scranton, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania, United States	-75.6827000	41.4139000	Originally the home of the Hon. Thomas Phillips, the elegant Hyde Park mansion at Jackson Street and North Bromley Avenue became the West Side Hospital in 1896, with a capacity for 17 patients. The hospital was organized by Drs. M.J. Williams and W.E. Paine; Hon. H.M. Edwards, a county judge; and Hon. John R. Farr, a member of the state Legislature. As the only hospital in West Scranton at the time, the hospital quickly outgrew its original space, and added an adjacent annex and children’s ward in 1911. The hospital’s nursing school turned out its first graduates in 1912. West Side Hospital continued to serve patients for many years; it served as a “pool” station for soldiers’ physical examinations during World War II, while a new medical laboratory opened in 1949 and semi-private rooms were added in 1958. A physical therapy department, the first of its kind locally, was added in 1960. In 1962, the hospital merged with Hahnemann Hospital to form Community Medical Center; the former West Side Hospital was renamed Community Medical Center West. The hospital closed in 1968 when the hospital staffs merged into one building constructed on Colfax Avenue. The original West Side Hospital building was razed in 1972; today, it is the site of the Jackson Street Skate Park.	18
140	Williamsville Cemetery, Williamsville, Erie, New York, United States	-78.7522000	42.9620000	5042 Main St, Williamsville, NY	140
141	Williamsville, Erie, New York, United States	-78.7380600	42.9638900		141
142	Witmer Cemetery, Niagara, Niagara, New York, United States	-79.0270000	43.1270000	Witmer Cemetery, on the south side of Witmer Road, between Hyde Park Boulevard and Military Road, began as a family plot. It was later known as Homestead, Collins, Lieb and Rural cemeteries. Abandoned for some time, the grounds were restored in 1986.	33
143	Worden Sweet Cemetery, Scriba, Oswego, New York, United States	-76.4053000	43.4773000	526 Middle Rd, Scriba, NY	149
144	York Township, Sandusky, Ohio, United States	-82.9007450	41.3058866		4

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