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1. Newberry in New London [1]
Hello List: I am new to this group. I was wondering if anyone could tell me about the port around Groton, and if there were ships that landed there bringing new immigrants, or if they went to other ports when landing and traveled overland. As I said, I am fairly new to this, and don't know much about Groton. I am looking for the possibility that a ship may have brought my ancestors up from the Carolinas to New London, but I am unsure if this was possible in the 18th century. Thanks for your repli
2. Getty-Young surname [1]
Hi: I am new to the list so here goes, my Dad's family eventually ended up in New London,Ct . I am looking for Getty-Young family that came from Canada, then NY, Vt, and finally Ct. My Dad's name was Harold Getty. He passed away last April, 2003.
3. Gallup Photo Pages [1]
I know that many New London Co., CT families have intermarried with the Gallups - so I thought this might be of interest. Through the efforts of many of our Gallup cousins, we have many wonderful pictures from Whitehall Cemetery, Gallup Hill, and many others of Gallups or Gallup cousins. Some of these other names include Stanton, Denison, Kinne, Williams, Fish, Noyes, Burrows, and of course many Gallups. If you are interested in these photos, you will find a direct link to them here: http://freepages.gen
4. Re: [CTNEWLON-L] Gallup Photo Pages [1]
That's a great project, Carmen! I added an extra link just to the photo pages from the New London Co CTGenWeb cemetery page. Pat Sabin ----- Original Message ----- From: "Carmen M. Johnson" To: Sent: Monday, June 21, 2004 10:17 PM Subject: [CTNEWLON-L] Gallup Photo Pages > I know that many New London Co., CT families have intermarried with the > Gallups - so I thought this might be of interest. Through the efforts of > many of our Gallup cousins, we
5. Re: [CTNEWLON-L] Newberry in New London [1]
Dear Sue, You will enjoy Mystic Seaport's Library website. They have databases on the names of ships and crew among other sources. http://www.mysticseaport.org/library/home.cfm -- Deborah (Pelletier) Tajmajer Connecticut Ancestor Connections: Historical and Genealogical Research Service http://hometown.aol.com/ancestorconnect/ AncestorConnect@AOL.com -- ----------------------- In a message dated 6/16/2004 8:22:19 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Goldsage@aol.com writes: Hello List: I am new to this group.
6. Shubeal Button & Amelia Jackson, July 16, 1789 [1]
Where were they married???? Early Connecticut Marriages: Sixth Book NorwichLisbon From Fair Haven Church Records page 90 Shubeal Button & Amelia Jackson, July 16, 1789 or Marriage(s): Spouse: Amelia Jackson Disc #25 Pin #948526 Marriage: 16 Jul 1789 Place: Otsego, Otsego, NY Pat Ratcliff Conover, NC Researching RATCLIFF, GRABILL, BUTTON, HICKS, DEWITT, BUTTS, WHEAT, PUTNAM, KENNEDY, COREY, BURCHETT, TUTTLE, WELTY/BURGETT http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/r/a/t
7. Re: CTNEWLON-D Digest V04 #60 [1]
Sue - While I don't know of any ships specifically that brought folks up from the Carolinas, you might enjoy the Joshua Hempstead Diary which he wrote daily from 1711-1758 (find online) - it is over 700 pages and indexed with thousands of names (including Lydia Burch who married Joshua Hempstead's son, Joshua) - Anyway, you can either probably find references to your Carolina-arriving family, or find all the references to trips made by the townsmen to ports south both on the continent and in
8. New London Stereoscopic Views [1]
Hi, Everybody, I hope the dads out there had a great Father's Day! I was just browsing around the Internet and found the Robert Dennis Collection of stereoviews. It's a huge collection of northeastern stereoviews, and it has a section for "New London, Tolland and Windham counties". I tried using the search engine, but the drop down menu was easier to navigate. There also are a good many specific towns, such as Hartford. I'm still a big fan of hand colored vintage postcards, but there is something int
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