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1. Re: Middletown births 2 of 3 [1]
Hi, In a message dated 9/30/99 6:29:45 AM Central Daylight Time, fschott@ix.netcom.com writes: << somehow I didn't get the second section. This is wonderful and thank you for posting it! >> I didn't get 2 of 3 either and I didn't see an answer to this. Is 2 or 3 going to be posted? Thanks for posting the others. mwalt28373@aol.com
2. Re: Middletown births 2 of 3 [1]
> I didn't get 2 of 3 either and I didn't see an answer to this. Is 2 or 3 > going to be posted? Thanks for posting the others. I've posted section 2 twice - once Wednesday night and again Thursday evening. I've gotten it back from the list both times. Did it get out to everyone else at all? Jane
3. Images from J.W. Barber's Middlesex County History [1]
The following images are about Middlesex County history, scanned from John Warner Barber's Connecticut Historical Collections, published at New Haven by Durrie & Peck and J. W. Barber in 1838. http://home.earthlink.net/~rjswlw/mid01aa.jpg http://home.earthlink.net/~rjswlw/mid02aa.jpg http://home.earthlink.net/~rjswlw/mid03aa.jpg http://home.earthlink.net/~rjswlw/mid04aa.jpg http://home.earthlink.net/~rjswlw/mid05aa.jpg http://home.earthlink.net/~rjswlw/mid06aa.jpg http://home.earthlink.net/~rjswlw/mid07aa.
4. Bill Murry [1]
Please contact me for info on Wetmore. Bill Ft. Walton,Fl
5. Marrage/Will James Wetmore [1]
James Wetmore born 1762 Rye,NY and died about 1850Stamford/Kortright at92 yrs of age married Elizabeth who born about 1762 and died 1818 Stamford,Delaware co,NY. I I believe they were married in Rye,Westchester Co, by James`s father James about 1783. Can anyone provide to me the marrage date and last name to Elisabeth? Or can anyone direct me to a source for this information? Bill FT.Walton,Fl
6. Middletown Birth - 2A [1]
MillerThomas6 May 1666 [sic]sonThomas Miller&Sara Netellton MillerSamuell1 Apr 1668sonThomas Miller&Sara Netellton MillerJoseph21 Aug 1670sonThomas Miller&Sara Netellton MillerBeniamen10 Jul 1672sonThomas Miller&Sara Netellton MillerJohn10 Mar 1674sonThomas Miller&Sara Netellton MillerMargaret1 Sep 167[ ]dauThomas Miller&Sara Netellton MillerSarah7 Jan 167[8/9]dauThomas Miller&Sara Netellton MillerMehitabel28 Mar 1681dauThomas Miller&Sara Netellton
7. COVEY [1]
Hi List: I am doing a one name study on the name COVEY. If anyone has run across any of these folks I would certainly appreciate hearing from you. Thanks in advance for your efforts. Bill Covey Creator of Ol' Tubby Joe Stottlemeyer Author of: Watson Is Where It Wuz http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Station/3265/Welcome.html
8. GONCIARZ>Poland>CT [1]
I am interested in finding the ancestors of my daughters's on their fathers side. I have very limited information on the GONCIARZ side, some of which is listed below. When Stephen came to the United States, his name was misspelled, and he never corrected it. If you are related, and are interested in exchanging information please email me at pfinn@rcsis.com Thank you for any information you can give me. Phyllis Finn Descendants of Stephen GONCIASZ(correct spelling GONCIARZ) 1 GONCIARZ, Stephen b:
9. Re: Haddam Marriages, Part 2 [1]
> Frederick Smith and Sarah Brainerd are my family. The next entry shows > James Smith and Elizabeth __________. I chased the Elizabeth Ray > possiblity for quite a while, but could not find any evidence for it. Page > 308 of Haddam Church Records at the 200th anniversary has this entry: > Marriage June 1785 James Smith and Elisabeth [Shailor]. I believe this is > the correct name for this person. Thanks, Averill, for the correction. I believe that the note about her surname being RAY was one that
10. Re: Haddam Marriages, Part 2 [1]
Frederick Smith and Sarah Brainerd are my family. The next entry shows James Smith and Elizabeth __________. I chased the Elizabeth Ray possiblity for quite a while, but could not find any evidence for it. Page 308 of Haddam Church Records at the 200th anniversary has this entry: Marriage June 1785 James Smith and Elisabeth [Shailor]. I believe this is the correct name for this person. Four of their 12 children were named Shailor, Elizabeth, Brainerd, and Jerusha. Jerusha Brainerd was Elizabeth Shailo
11. Re: JW Barber's history of Middlesex County towns [1]
Robert, I would like to see those online. I am sure it will help many of us. Thanks, Barbara
12. Re: An Experiment - RESEARCHERS [1]
Jane Thanks, this is a good idea. Please add the following: Surname.....Period.....Researcher.....Email BAILEY.....1600-1700's.....John Schulke.....SchulkeJW@MPInet.net BONFOEY.....1600-1700's.....John Schulke.....SchulkeJW@MPInet.net BRAINERD.....1600-1700's.....John Schulke.....SchulkeJW@MPInet.net COGSWELL.....1600-1700's.....John Schulke.....SchulkeJW@MPInet.net HUBBARD.....1600-1700's.....John Schulke.....SchulkeJW@MPInet.net SMITH..........1600-1700's.....John Schulke.....SchulkeJW@MPInet.net
13. Re: JW Barber's history of Middlesex County towns [1]
Robert, This sounds great -- the ancestors I am looking for are "Whitmores." Seth, Oliver and Jabez to name a few. Thought it very intriguing that your book originally belonged to a Whitmore. Sincerely, Faith A. Benner fabenner@aol.com
14. Re: An Experiment - RESEARCHERS [1]
Jane Thanks, this is a good idea. Please add the following: Surname.....Period.....Researcher.....Email BRAINARD.....1600-1700's.....Barb Trautlein.....btrautlein@hotmail.com SPENCER.....1600-1700's.....Barb Trautlein.....btrautlein@hotmail.com Barb Also researching any FRARY family members. Especially from Deerfield, MA. during same period. ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
15. RE: Ambrose Ward/Erutha Dodge Genealogy question [1]
> Dear List, > This is my first entry to this list, so please bear with me. > My gr-gr-grandfather was Joy WARD who married Priscilla > HOPKINS in N.Y. and moved to Michigan. All indications direct > me that the parents of Joy WARD were Ambrose WARD, Jr., > b.08 Oct.1775, Killingworth, Middlesex Co., CT., d.09 Jan.1854, > Butternuts, N.Y., who was married on 02 Nov.1800 in CT., to > Erutha DODGE, b.01Sep.1780, in CT., d.02 Nov.1854, Butternuts, N.Y. Hi Ward, Mumm -- maybe we connect.
16. JW Barber's history of Middlesex County towns [1]
Middlesex County family researchers, I have an original copy of John Warner Barber's Connecticut Historical Collections and would be willing to post a series of scanned images on my home page so that they are available for download. There are about 33 pages. Please let me know if this would be of interest to you. Robert Squires p.s. This copy of the book appears to have originally belonged to a P.D. Whitmore.
17. Re: [WETMORE] Elisa Wetmore and Mary Bacon [1]
Hello, Cuz -- I'm no help with Mary Bacon, but I *can* give you Oliver Wetmore's line. Thomas1 > Izrahiah2 > Judge Seth3 > Deacon Oliver4 who m. Sarah Brewster, a desc. of Elder Wm. Brewster of Mayflower fame. I believe .... Deacon Oliver's mother was Hannah Whitmore, a desc. of Francis Whitmore of Cambridge and thus Judge Seth's cousin. (Judge Seth m. 2d, Hannah Edwards, sister of the Rev. Jonathan Edwards, the famous preacher.) Continuing the line is interesting: Deacon Oliver4 > the Rev. Oliver5
18. Re: JW Barber's history of Middlesex County towns [1]
Faith, Unfortunately, I don't know anything about the P.D. Whitmore who was the original owner of the Barber book. I bought it from a dealer in Maine. I hope you enjoy the Middlesex County excerpt. Regards, Robert FABENNER@aol.com wrote: > Robert, > This sounds great -- the ancestors I am looking for are "Whitmores." > Seth, Oliver and Jabez to name a few. Thought it very intriguing that your > book originally belonged to a Whitmore. > > Sincerely, > Faith
19. Re: JW Barber's history of Middlesex County towns [1]
Bob I would be interested in your project as I am researching family in Middlesex and might find the history very interesting. Charles Crawford
20. ROLL-CALL database [1]
Sounds like a great idea... here are my interests: Carrier... 1600-present... Nicole Elizabeth Rosenberger... jetrbabe2@aol.com Watrous... 1600-late 1700... Nicole Elizabeth Rosenberger... jetrbabe2@aol.com Cook/e... 1600- mid 1700... Nicole Elizabeth Rosenberger... jetrbabe2@aol.com Simpson... early to mid 1800... Nicole Elizabeth Rosenberger... Jetrbabe2@aol.com Childs... mid 1800... Nicole Elizabeth Rosenberger... jetrbabe2@aol.com
21. Re: James SAWYER [1]
There is a book REFUGEES OF LONG ISLAND TO CT. It sounds like those ancesters of yours could be mentioned in the book. The British were taking crops and animals from the farmers on Long Island for there supplies so the people got local fisherman to bring them to CT.I do not have the book but have seen it.
22. Scott Family [1]
Hi, I'm doing a family tree for myself and my husband. I'm looking for information on John and Emma (Tyler) Scott, born in 1887. Any info would be appreciated! Thanks! Brenda Scott
23. HEACOCK, HEACOX FAMILY [1]
Hello, I am researching my family and I believe that I come from the HEACOCK'S that resided in Durham, Ct. in 1680 on......... Would anyone have information? Anyone researching the same family? Any ideas? I would love to share information. My great great grandfather was JAMES HEACOX. He was born in New York 1828 I think. His parents died and he was left an orphan......at least family records indicate this. I have not had any luck in my search for his parents. I found JAMES HEACOX in Ohio in 1845 when at
24. Re: Middletown births 2 of 3 [1]
Jane, Thanks so much for your fine work in posting the births of Middletown. What a time consuming effort - You deserve more than just a thank you. I have not seen section 2 of 3 for the births, hope you can get it onto the list. It is full of information on my families, the Wetmore/Whitmores, the Bacons and the Halls. Thank you again, Faith A. Benner
25. Re: An Experiment - RESEARCHERS [1]
> The following is an experiment. Well, I said it was an experiment.. in an effort to keep everything from running together the way it sometimes does when mailed to the list, I replaced the tabs between fields with dots - but that made the email addresses pick up some of the other information (sometimes all of it).. ... I'll fix that next time around, but in the meantime, be careful of just clicking on an address to reach a cousin.. Sorry Jane
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