Places ordered by the last entered: WNY, New Brunswick and Minnesota Roots

#	Place	Longitude	Latitude	Notes	ID
1	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
2	Albany, Albany, New York, United States	-73.7566700	42.6525000		231
3	, Kingdom of Bavaria	11.6000000	49.1000000	German state that succeeded the former Electorate of Bavaria in 1805 and continued to exist until 1918. With the unification of Germany into the German Empire in 1871, the kingdom became a federated state of the new empire. For further details, see this Wikipedia entry: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kingdom_of_Bavaria	230
4	New York City, New York, New York, United States	-73.9750000	40.7700000		229
5	Palmyra, Wayne, New York, United States	-77.2336100	43.0638900		228
6	Elizabethtown, Union, New Jersey, United States	-74.2140000	40.6630000	Now known as Elizabeth, NJ.	227
7	540 Glenwood Avenue, Buffalo, Erie, New York, United States	-78.8452600	42.9124600		226
8	, , , Germany	10.5000000	51.5000000		225
9	Marilla Cemetery, Marilla, Erie, New York, United States	-78.5540000	42.8320000		224
10	Baptist Home of South Jersey, Riverton, Burlington, New Jersey, United States	-75.0192000	40.0133000	303 Bank Ave, Riverton, NJ 08077	223
11	, Burlington, New Jersey, United States	-74.7000000	39.9500000		222
12	Palmyra, Burlington, New Jersey, United States	-75.0286100	40.0069400		221
13	320 East 42nd Street, New York City, New York, New York, United States	-73.9714500	40.7493000	This is the address of the Woodstock Apartments (now the Woodstock Tower), a building which is still standing as of 2022.	220
14	Camden, Camden, New Jersey, United States	-75.1200000	39.9258300		219
15	Marilla, Erie, New York, United States	-78.5552800	42.8400000		218
16	Buffalo State Hospital, Buffalo, Erie, New York, United States	-78.8822000	42.9295000		217
17	212 North Ellicott Street, Williamsville, Erie, New York, United States	-78.7411900	42.9695200	This dwelling no longer exists as of 2022.	216
18	107 North Ellicott Street, Williamsville, Erie, New York, United States	-78.7402500	42.9667500	In the present day (2022) there is no house on N. Ellicott St with this number.	215
19	95 North Ellicott Street, Williamsville, Erie, New York, United States	-78.7402800	42.9664000		214
20	27 South Putnam Street, Buffalo, Erie, New York, United States	-78.8843500	42.9162500		213
21	Morgan Cemetery, Cinnaminson, Burlington, New Jersey, United States	-75.0170000	39.9960000		212
22	738 Highland Avenue, Palmyra, Burlington, New Jersey, United States	-75.0165000	40.0034500		211
23	439 Horace Avenue, Palmyra, Burlington, New Jersey, United States	-75.0257000	40.0041000		210
24	93 Fourteenth Street, Buffalo, Erie, New York, United States	-78.8841700	42.9040000		209
25	542 Glenwood Avenue, Buffalo, Erie, New York, United States	-78.8451500	42.9124700		208
26	, Erie, New York, United States	-78.6666700	42.7666700		207
27	, Grand Duchy of Hesse and by Rhine	8.8000000	50.3800000	Colloquially known as Hesse-Darmstadt. Was formed from the Landgrivate of Hesse-Darmstadt in 1806 and joined the German Empire in 1871. For further history, see the Wikipedia entry. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_Duchy_of_Hesse	206
28	49 Front Street, Rochester, Monroe, New York, United States	-77.6115000	43.1573000	Aside from a very short stub north of Andrews Street, Front Street no longer exists in Rochester. It ran along the west side of the riverfront between Main St and Allen St. Based on historic maps, the saloon was located on the river side of the street, approximately between where the two legs of the Sister Cities Bridge now meet the shore.	205
29	100 North Clinton Street, Rochester, Monroe, New York, United States	-77.6071000	43.1593000		204
30	56 North Chatham Street, Rochester, Monroe, New York, United States	-77.6054000	43.1642000	This section of Chatham St is now (2022) known as Ormond St. Location is approximate and based off an 1875 plat map -- House 56 was on the east side of the street in an area now occupied by a parking lot.	203
31	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
32	Utica, Oneida, New York, United States	-75.2330600	43.1008300		201
33	Union College, Schenectady, Schenectady, New York, United States	-73.9295000	42.8171000		200
34	, , , Cuba	-79.5000000	22.0000000		199
35	, , , Chile	-71.0000000	-30.0000000		198
36	Schenectady, New Netherland	-76.1740000	42.8141700	Part of the colony of New Netherland until the British takeover in 1664.	197
37	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
38	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
39	Rotterdam, Schenectady, New York, United States	-73.9713900	42.7869400		194
40	Stillwater, Albany, Province of New York, British America	-73.6830000	42.9670000	Now part of Saratoga County, NY.	193
41	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
42	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
43	Schenectady, Albany, Province of New York, British America	-76.1740000	42.8141700		190
44	Albany, Albany, Province of New York, British America	-73.7566700	42.6525000		189
45	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
46	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
47	North East, Erie, Pennsylvania, United States	-79.8344400	42.2155600		186
48	Vale Cemetery, Schenectady, Schenectady, New York, United States	-73.9290000	42.8075000		185
49	Schenectady, Schenectady, New York, United States	-73.9400000	42.8141700		184
50	71 Liberty Street, Schenectady, Schenectady, New York, United States	-73.9410000	42.8149000	Based on old maps of the city, this house was located on the north side of Liberty Street about halfway between Centre St (now Broadway) and Yates St. As of 2022, most of the block is a parking lot.	183

Report: Places ordered by the last entered