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

#	Place	Longitude	Latitude	Notes	ID
51	Amherst, Erie, New York, United States	-78.8000000	42.9783300		137
52	Antwerp, Antwerpen, Belgium	4.4051000	51.2213000		14
53	Baptist Home of South Jersey, Riverton, Burlington, New Jersey, United States	-75.0192000	40.0133000	303 Bank Ave, Riverton, NJ 08077	223
54	Bellevue, Huron, Ohio, United States	-82.8416700	41.2736100		151
55	Beverwyck, New Netherland	-73.7566700	42.6525000	Part of the Dutch colony which was rechristened Albany, New York after the British takeover in 1664.	196
56	Budd Cemetery, Cambria Center, Niagara, New York, United States	-78.7790000	43.2125000	Also known as Northeast Cambria Union Cemetery. Located on the east side of Budd Road just south of Ridge Road in Cambria.	169
57	Buffalo State Hospital, Buffalo, Erie, New York, United States	-78.8822000	42.9295000		217
58	Buffalo, Erie, New York, United States	-78.8786100	42.8863900		159
59	Camden, Camden, New Jersey, United States	-75.1200000	39.9258300		219
60	Cocalico Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States	-76.1740000	40.2580000		3
61	Deaconess Hospital, Buffalo, Erie, New York, United States	-78.8450000	42.9090000	Original building stood at 563 Riley St in Buffalo, new wing was added in 1950s adjacent, facing Humboldt Pkwy. Entire facility was demolished in 2013.	139
62	DeWitt, Onondaga, New York, United States	-76.0658300	43.0350000		154
63	Dickson City, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania, United States	-75.6080600	41.4713900		19
64	Downey, Los Angeles, California, United States	-118.1316700	33.9400000		25
65	Eden Prairie, Hennepin, Minnesota, United States	-93.4705600	44.8547200		160
66	Elizabethtown, Union, New Jersey, United States	-74.2140000	40.6630000	Now known as Elizabeth, NJ.	227
67	Ellis Island, New York, New York, United States	-74.0400000	40.6980000		8
68	Fennimore, Grant, Wisconsin, United States	-90.6552800	42.9836100		38
69	First Reformed Church, Schenectady, Albany, New York, United States	-73.9474800	42.8168000	At the beginning of the Eighteenth Century the church was known as the Reformed Nether Dutch Church, and in 1727 it was changed to Nether Dutch Reformed Church. By the time the congregation occupied its third edifice it has received a charter from King George II in 1734, which allowed the church to operate independently under the name of First Reformed Protestant Dutch Church The third building was located in the middle of what is now the intersection of Union and Church Streets. This building was used from 1734 to 1814. It measured 56 by 80 feet and according to the Dutch custom, men and women worshiped sitting separately. Indians and slaves occupied the balcony. The fourth building was constructed on the northeast corner of Church and Union Streets, very near the current location of the church. This building housed the congregation from 1814 to 1861. The fifth building was built in 1863, on the same site occupied by the fourth. By 1867 the church became known as the First Reformed Church.	191
70	First Reformed Church, Schenectady, Albany, Province of New York, British America	-73.9474800	42.8168000	At the beginning of the Eighteenth Century the church was known as the Reformed Nether Dutch Church, and in 1727 it was changed to Nether Dutch Reformed Church. By the time the congregation occupied its third edifice it has received a charter from King George II in 1734, which allowed the church to operate independently under the name of First Reformed Protestant Dutch Church The third building was located in the middle of what is now the intersection of Union and Church Streets. This building was used from 1734 to 1814. It measured 56 by 80 feet and according to the Dutch custom, men and women worshiped sitting separately. Indians and slaves occupied the balcony. The fourth building was constructed on the northeast corner of Church and Union Streets, very near the current location of the church. This building housed the congregation from 1814 to 1861. The fifth building was built in 1863, on the same site occupied by the fourth. By 1867 the church became known as the First Reformed Church.	188
71	First Reformed Church, Schenectady, Schenectady, New York, United States	-73.9474800	42.8168000	At the beginning of the Eighteenth Century the church was known as the Reformed Nether Dutch Church, and in 1727 it was changed to Nether Dutch Reformed Church. By the time the congregation occupied its third edifice it has received a charter from King George II in 1734, which allowed the church to operate independently under the name of First Reformed Protestant Dutch Church The third building was located in the middle of what is now the intersection of Union and Church Streets. This building was used from 1734 to 1814. It measured 56 by 80 feet and according to the Dutch custom, men and women worshiped sitting separately. Indians and slaves occupied the balcony. The fourth building was constructed on the northeast corner of Church and Union Streets, very near the current location of the church. This building housed the congregation from 1814 to 1861. The fifth building was built in 1863, on the same site occupied by the fourth. By 1867 the church became known as the First Reformed Church.	232
72	Forest Lawn Cemetery, Buffalo, Erie, New York, United States	-78.8615000	42.9270000		135
73	Frenkendorf, Basel-Landschaft, Switzerland	7.7150000	47.5030000		1
74	Geddes, Onondaga, New York, United States	-76.1880000	43.0525000	A large portion of Geddes was incorporated into the City of Syracuse in 1886, but part of the town remains separate, including the Village of Solvay and most of the west shore of Lake Onondaga.	155
75	Greenfield, Erie, Pennsylvania, United States	-79.8300000	42.1200000		179
76	Grzybów, Mielec, Podkarpackie, Poland	21.3548000	50.2471000		5
77	Hamburg, Germany	10.0000000	53.5500000		7
78	Henderson Harbor, Jefferson, New York, United States	-76.2022200	43.8647200		147
79	Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Rochester, Monroe, New York, United States	-77.6310000	43.2130000	2461 Lake Ave, Rochester, NY	20
80	Homer, Cortland, New York, United States	-76.1791700	42.6369400		181
81	Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana, United States	-86.1580600	39.7683300		142
82	Kopki, Niżański, Podkarpackie, Poland	22.3050000	50.4090000		16
83	Kościół pw. Trójcy Świętej (Church of the Holy Trinity), Rudnik nad Sanem, Niżański, Podkarpackie, Poland	22.2539000	50.4426000	Parish website, with photos: https://parafiarudnik.net/	17
84	Lackawaxen, Pike, Pennsylvania, United States	-74.9863900	41.4819400		36
85	Lewiston, Niagara, New York, United States	-79.0361100	43.1725000		37
86	Lockport Union School, Lockport, Niagara, New York, United States	-78.6862000	43.1727000	Historic school building located at Chestnut St & Washburn St in Lockport.	167
87	Lockport, Niagara, New York, United States	-78.6905600	43.1705600		27
88	Marilla Cemetery, Marilla, Erie, New York, United States	-78.5540000	42.8320000		224
89	Marilla, Erie, New York, United States	-78.5552800	42.8400000		218
90	Morgan Cemetery, Cinnaminson, Burlington, New Jersey, United States	-75.0170000	39.9960000		212
91	Mount Hope Cemetery, Rochester, Monroe, New York, United States	-77.6190000	43.1280000		39
92	Mount Ida Cemetery, Mount Ida, Grant, Wisconsin, United States	-90.7656000	42.9745000		175
93	Mount Ida, Grant, Wisconsin, United States	-90.7608300	42.9719400		150
94	Mount Olivet Cemetery, Washington, District of Columbia, United States	-76.9790000	38.9100000	1300 Bladensburg Rd NE, Washington, DC https://ccaw.org/mount-olivet-cemetery	24
95	Myrtle Hill Cemetery, Syracuse, Onondaga, New York, United States	-76.1930000	43.0450000		173
96	Natchez, Adams, Mississippi, United States	-91.4030600	31.5602800		158
97	New Amsterdam, New Netherlands	-73.9980000	40.7260000	Part of the Dutch colony which was rechristened New York after the British takeover in 1664.	195
98	New York City, New York, New York, United States	-73.9750000	40.7700000		229
99	Newfane, Niagara, New York, United States	-78.7105600	43.2866700		161
100	Niagara, Niagara, New York, United States	-78.7666700	43.1666700		29

Report: all occuring places, including place levels