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1. [CTNEWHAV] TIMMONS in Milford 1830s [1]
Hello, Is there anyone with access to Milford vital records who could do a lookup for me? Archibald TIMMONS married Eliza F. somebody, probably in Milford in the late 1820s-1831. He was a silver plater and they had children William W. b. 1831, Margaret E. b. 1840 and Daniel L. b. 1847. I have been looking for a marriage record for them for about 3 years and have not been able to find anything in the 2 Texas libraries I can access. Would really appreciate the help. Thanks, Lise ___________________
2. [CTNEWHAV] St. Francis Society 1895 Wallingford, CT [0.987444]
St. Francis Society was formed by German Catholics in Wallingford in 1895. It was a mutual aid group; put in 75 cents a week and receive sick benefits, life insurance, etc. I have a LARGE 24x 18 inch photo of the group from 1923. I want to share copies, but its too large for scanners and a photo shop wants $200.00 plus! Has anyone a suggestion? John Hartman
3. Re: [CTNEWHAV] Access to CT Genealogical Records [0.987444]
agreed
4. Re: [CTNEWHAV] EDWIN THE INVENTOR [0.987444]
visit this web site US Patent office, http://www.uspto.gov/patft/index.html do a search on the patent #. Apparently this one is on file as drawings. However they did not show up on my browser quite possibly you could get copies from them ----- Original Message ----- From: "Margaret" To: Sent: Thursday, January 17, 2002 10:51 AM Subject: [CTNEWHAV] EDWIN THE INVENTOR > Hi listers > > l am new to this list and wondered if someone could help me..... l
5. Re: [CTNEWHAV] 1890 Census Index [0.987444]
I appreciate the information! Dorothy
6. [CTNEWHAV] Re: Barbour Collection [0.987444]
Happy New year everyone! I must have missed something. What is the Barbour Collection that everyone has been talking about.. Thanks Sue
7. [CTNEWHAV] [Fwd: [Fwd: SUNDAY MORNING COFFEE]] [0.987444]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------F56FEE6503567111927168F1 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Owen & list: I saw your question on the Ct New Haven list and thought I'd forward this to you: Important info for you: please read. Good luck, just be careful out there! :) Dianne --------------F56FEE6503567111927168F1 Content-Type: message/rfc822; name="nsmailO8.TMP" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline; filename
8. [CTNEWHAV] RE: Barbour Collection Volunteer.. [0.987444]
I wondered if the person kind enough to have been doing lookups in the Barbour collection might be willing to check for the names CODRINGTON and Foster I have several Cods originally from Jamaica BWI who leave wills noting residence in New Haven or "just outside New Haven" and have yet to locate their gravesites. These people were active in the area from 1800- about 1875 and had in-laws in the Foster family of New Haven one of whom was Eleazer Kingsbury Foster who was active in both local and state politi
9. [CTNEWHAV] East Haven GenWeb Homepage Online! [0.987444]
Please visit the new GenWeb homepage for East Haven and contribute anything you have!! As you can see, the resources online for East Haven are sparse - I'm hoping to change that! Also be sure to email me with your East Haven surnames and post queries on the queries page. http://www.rootsweb.com/~ctceasth/index.html Also, I'd love to remind you about the: Branford http://www.rootsweb.com/~ctcbranf/index.html North Branford http://www.rootsweb.com/~ctcnbran/index.html Southington http://www.rootsweb.com/~c
10. Re: [CTNEWHAV] BRADLEY Surname/New Subscriber [0.987444]
Leslie: Do you know of any Bradley relations currently in the area of East Haven or Branford? Judy
11. Re: [CTNEWHAV] BRADLEY Surname/New Subscriber [0.987444]
Hello Leslie, Bradley of course is a very common name along the shores of Connecticut, especially in the New Haven area. If you were to cross the New Haven Harbor from East Haven you would land in West Haven. In West Haven you will find two historic areas named after the Bradley family, Bradley Point and Bradley Rock, which are connected by a sand bar (at low tide). The Bradley family lived there for several generations and ran a restaurant call the Barnacle, the restaurant is now gone, (demolished
12. [CTNEWHAV] Re: CTNEWHAV Look-ups [0.987444]
CT-CENSUS-LOOKUP-L@rootsweb.com
13. Re: [CTNEWHAV] Barbour Collection Volunteer [0.987444]
Sorry for the typo.. its May 26, 1832 for the second Betsey. -Grace > > In Newtown there are three instances for a Betsey: > > Dau of Thomas and Molly, born Apr 27, 1779 > Betsey, Mrs. married Dan Peck b of Newtown May 326, 1832 by Lamson Birch, JP > Betsey, of Newtown, married John Williams, of Danbury, Oct 14, 1832 by Rev > Samuel C. Stratton. > > Did not see any other Bennett's that married a Blackman. > > -Grace > > > > Grace, > > Thank you so much for the information on Gideon and Nancy Bennett. Th
14. Re: [CTNEWHAV] Barbour Collection Volunteer [0.987444]
Grace, Thank you so much for the information on Gideon and Nancy Bennett. This information has helped me more than you can imagine. If you don't mind, do you also see an entry for Betsey Bennett who was said to have married a Mr. Blackman? Thank you again, James ----- Original Message ----- From: Grace Coffman To: Sent: Sunday, December 30, 2001 8:38 PM Subject: [CTNEWHAV] Barbour Collection Volunteer > I have the following Barbour Collection Books I w
15. [CTNEWHAV] Re: CTNEWHAV-D Ct look ups [0.987444]
Do most of you know about the CT look up list...someone to get it for you. The Ct Society of Genealogy has a list of people willing to get the certificates you need as well. They have at least one person in every town. I use to do it for Milford. > That's what I had to do get get my ancestor's will from the Canaan records. > Got nowhere with the Clerk with an Attitude! All that travel time and $$!! > > Motels, gas, meals, and I could have gotten it for $3.25 right here at home > > in PA.
16. Re: [CTNEWHAV] Hubbard + Benton [0.987444]
Regarding the Hubbards, I just found out yesterday that I am related to this bunch. I have a Martha Hubbard (1776-Feb 17, 1834) (of Haddam) married to Hubbard Fowler Benton (Feb 1, 1801). They lived in North Guilford and their children were: Caroline married John Russel Rachel married Alexander Stevens Mary unmarried Marcus Hubbard married Elizabeth Huntley Moninia married Timothy Dudley Clarinada married Samuel Heminway Merrit Fowler married Anna Madeville Martha married Darling Byington (These are my dir
17. [CTNEWHAV] Re: CTNEWHAV-D CT sites [0.987444]
I do my own research at the town hall or if before 1850 at the state library. I know Jane Devlin's site and someone named Ray has a lot of records posted and I am sure others as well. I just didn't keep track of them. > Are you willing to share with us where to look? >
18. [CTNEWHAV] Re: Wakelee & Nichols [0.987444]
Sue, I'd be interested in what the Waterbury book has on Elizabeth Nichols' parents, since you asked! And could I talk you out of the page number(s) so I can document this information? Thanks! And to Barry who started this question -- I've been digging into this family very recently. How are you related to this Wakelee couple? There is a Wakelee website which has available for download the Wakelee pages from the Families of Old Fairfield, which is where James and Ebenezer were from. Go to http://home1
19. Re: [CTNEWHAV] Re: Barbour Collection Volunteer.. [0.987444]
I have 2 William Spencer.Lt William Spencer b. October 11 1601 d May 4 1642. William Spencer b. 1656 d. 1731. Do you have anything on either of these 2 men? Thanks Geri ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, January 06, 2002 7:31 PM Subject: Re: [CTNEWHAV] Re: Barbour Collection Volunteer.. > Hi Gail, > I have Spencers coming out of my ears! However, the 4 Williams that I have > were all born from 1514 to 1656. If yours go back this far, co
20. Re: [CTNEWHAV] Help usning microfilm/fiche [0.987444]
take it to a library and use their equipment
21. Re: [CTNEWHAV] Captain John Gilbert Rev. War [0.987444]
Dear Deb, The GILBERT bunch was a pretty large family in New Haven. We could probably see how they connect in the Donald Lines Jacobus work on Families of Ancient New Haven" but I am not sure off the top of my head. Where did your Gilberts live? Did they migrate away from New Haven? If I learn more about the family in context of the politics of the day, I'll try to pass it on. Have you read the snippet in the 1838 Gazetteer by John Barber--If I am remembering correctly it mentions the circumstances of Capt
22. [CTNEWHAV] Census Queries [0.987444]
If you havent done so already I invite you all to join the CT-Census-Lookup mailing list. There are great volunteers on it who will help you with your census queries should you ever have one and the list activitely is relatively low so it wont clutter your mailboxes. The information is here: CT-CENSUS-LOOKUP-L Topic: A mailing list for anyone desiring a check of this state's census records for their ancestors. Requests should be as specific as possible and include county name, specific family of interest,
23. [CTNEWHAV] McLean [0.987444]
Searching for information about Elizabeth McLean born in Waterville, Aug 6, 1852 parents Turgeson McLean and Kate O'Connor. Thanks Kathy
24. Re: [CTNEWHAV] Access to CT Genealogical Records [0.987444]
In dealing with New Haven, you have to travel long distances because they flatly refuse to do anything for you by mail or phone. You can't even find out if the requested record exists. The last time I took a trip to CT, I had the allotted time problem with Bridgeport also. The rest of the surrounding small towns were absolutely wonderful and very cooperative. June In a message dated 1/20/2002 3:41:29 PM Eastern Standard Time, Billcoley1@aol.com writes: > The problem with it (other than the
25. [CTNEWHAV] CANDE Caleb b 1743 [0.987444]
Hi, I am wondering if anyone has found any proof that any of the sons of Caleb CANDE (1st), 1722-1777, were indeed, veterans of the Revolutionary War. I am descended through his eldest son, Caleb 2nd of Oxford, who is buried in Jack's Hill Ceme. According to the Candee family history, by Charles Candee Baldwin on pgs 16-18, it was believed that all of his sons (Caleb 1st) were members of the Rev. War, and that all his children were born as British subjects (bottom of pg 17). I have written to NARA on s
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