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Hemlock History Take a trip back in time. Read the history of the Hemlock Lake area from a writing published in 1883. You might be suprised at what this little town had to offer over 100 years ago. |
Wemett Genealogy This is the official website of Les Descendants de Jean Ouimet, Inc. If your last name is Houymet, Houmier, Houymier, Ouimet, Ouilmette, Ouimeth, Oumet, Vilmet, Vilmette, Vuillemet, Vuilmet, Vuimet, Wemet, Wemett, Wemot, Wimet, Wimette, Wilmet, Wilmette, Wilmeth, Wilmot, Wuimet, Wuilmet, Wuillemet, Wuillemette, Wilmarth, or Bastien, we suspect that you are cousins. |
| Hemlock Pictures Old & New Here you will find plenty of pictures of Hemlock and Hemlock Lake at the turn of the century. We also have an assortment of other local pictures both old and new. |
Hemlock Fair All Kinds of info (dates, times, etc.) regarding Hemlock's "Little World's Fair." |
| Proposed Water Reservoir Read a proposal made in 1944 to upgrade the Hemlock Lake water supply for the city of Rochester New York. |
Early History of Springwater Here you will find a work written by Orsen Walbridge in 1887. Similar in flavor to D. B. Waite's writing of Hemlock Lake. There is also a name index of early Springwater and a bird's eye view oif this little town. |
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Kenzie/Wemett History This is a work compiled by my cousin, Ross B. Kenzie. |
Jacksonville Once locatedlocated to the north east of Hemlock Village, this little town no longer exists except within our memories. It was once a thriving place of commerce but failed to withstand the winds of time. |
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Surounding Area Web Sites |
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Avon |
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East Avon |
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Conesus |
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Geneseo |
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Honeoye |
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Livonia |
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Letchworth Park |
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Site Statement
This site is dedicated to the history of Hemlock New York, Wemett family genealogy and history, as well as history of surrounding areas. There are also links to historical documentsand other nationally relevant documents upon which our nation has been built.