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1. [CTNEWLON-L] LORDS [1]
> Dear Wilma, > > I have never heard of a second wife for Thomas Lord. Kenneth Lord's Genealogy of the Lord Family published in 1946 shows the marriage of Thomas and Dorothy Bird on February 23, 1610/11 on a license granted at Peterborough (near Towcester) February 20, 1610/11. This is confirmed in Robert Charles Anderson's The Great Migration Begins at page 1200. Also Kenneth Lord's book has Thomas dying after January 29, 1644, probably at Hartford. > > Do you have another source for Dorothy Buckeley an
2. Re: [CTNEWLON-L] Alexander STEWART [1]
Steve, I went to your web pages and found that you have the Bowman line listed. I have a Thomas Chaddock (Chadwick) married to a Margaret that might be a Bowman. The suposition is based on the fact that the Bowmans and Chaddock were in the same area and Thomas and Margaret have a grandson named Bowman. I am trying to find Margaret. This is what I do know: Thomas Chaddock + Margaret ? Joseph Chaddock (1732-1812) Hanover MA +Sarah Bruce Thomas Chaddock (1760-1835)
3. Re: [CTNEWLON-L] Book Question [1]
Richard, I purchased my copy of the Lyme Vital Records from the New England Historical Genealogical Society for $41.00 (item number P2-65200). You don't have to be a member to purchase from them. Their web address is: <> At 06:17 PM 10/30/1999 -0500, you wrote: >I am wondering if Vital Records of Lyme, Connecticut to the end of the >year 1850 which was published in 1976 is still available for sale and if >so, where can a copy be purchased and for how much? > >Thanks. > >Richard Ross >Lym
4. [CTNEWLON-L] PLEASE READ!! Nutmegger lookups [1]
Hi all, I would like to ask a favor of anyone who wants a lookup, please include the town in the request. I haven't gotten the name index yet, but I have indexed the towns myself. Looking thru 104 books for one name is just a little difficult. I have the FTM CDs, "Ct Genealogies #1", and, "New England Families #1". Both of these are scanned pages of actual written genealogies, Ct Genealogies includes Jacobus' "Families of Ancient New Haven". Also have James Savage's "Dictionary of First Settlers". Than
5. [CTNEWLON-L] Durant and Blake [1]
Does anyone have any information of George Durant (Durrant) and Elizabeth Blake - one reference referred to her as the "widow Blake." I understand their children - or some of them - were born in Lyme. David
6. Re: [CTNEWLON-L] John Wade, d. March 24, 1728, Lyme, CT [1]
Hi David: Thank you so much for that information. I descend from son George: >George Wade b. abt. 1684, d. April 28, 1762 in Lyme, CT. He married > Elizabeth Durant July 14, 1708 in Lyme, CT. I thought I had George's wife's name incorrect in my file, since that was his mother's name too. (Elizabeth Durant). Do you know who the younger Elizabeth Durant's parents were? Also, I only have 7 children: Hannah, Eunice, Mary, Elizabeth, Martha, George and Joseph. You mentioned 8, which one did I miss?
7. [CTNEWLON-L] Re BROOKS-FOX-LESTER-WILLEY of New London [1]
Thanks very much, Robert, for the time you took to look up all these references for Hannah(Anna/Ann) BROOKS, and all the LESTERs FOXs for us. I'm sure there are many descendants reading or who will read in time to come, this presentation you have laid out for us all. And while I'm handing out bouquets, I want to thank everyone who has added to this information on all the marriages, branches, etc. of this family. I had wondered who (for sure) was the Mary Lester who married John Rude, Jr, and was happy t
8. Re: [CTNEWLON-L] John WAID and Elizabeth PHELPS [1]
here's an idea to explore to see if your families both did in fact come from 2 sections of ct - go the the local FHC and in the MICROFICHE of CT, check out where those families are predominately located - you may find some great clues that way - it's worked for me! meg in nj
9. [CTNEWLON-L] Restoration of Ye Towne's Ancientest Buriall Place [1]
Published in the New London Day, Monday, September 27, 1999 Citys ancient burial site restored; lives of slaves, free blacks recalled By Katrina T. Gathers, Day Staff Writer New LondonTen headstones in Ye Townes Ancientest Buriall Place had become so severely damaged that the names of those buried there were in danger of being lost. But their identities have now been preserved through the efforts of two local groups and the community. Nearly 100 people attended a rededication ceremony at the graveyar
10. [CTNEWLON-L] Re: I'm back! [1]
Hi Norman, YES.....CT is great! I remembered your experience with so much help from Carla and the others, they are all wonderful "family" and if we all exchanged surnames, we'd find some that we share with most who are tuned in to this list. Great folks! BANCROFT.....hmmmm. Were they the Massachusetts Bancrofts from around Groton, Reading, ....that area, or were they the Windsor line from Ephraim, or John.... ? Check Savage's Genealogical Dictionary of New England . TTYL Marianne _________________
11. Re: [CTNEWLON-L] LORDS [1]
CTNEWLON-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Saturday, October 09, 1999 12:53 PM > On Sat, 9 Oct 1999 21:37:09 -0400, you wrote: > > > This is the information I have been able to gather on the LORDS. > > > >Descendants of Thomas Lord > > > >Generation No. 1 > > > > 1. Thomas1 Lord was born 1585. He married Dorothy Bird 1610. I have found two wives for Thomas 1) LORD.. Am I correct? Thomas 1) LORD s/o Richard and Joane (....) LORD b 1585 Towcester, Northamptonshire, England d 1667/1678 Hartford, Hartford, CT md1) 2
12. [CTNEWLON-L] Hannah KASAR, b c 1760 [1]
Hi: I recently received this information about a female ancestor that married into my Long Island bunch. Alternative spellings could probably be Kazar, Kesur, Kezer, etc, etc "John Howell married Hannah Corwin, widow, on 19 June 1794, at Mattituck ( ). She was the widow of Jonathan Corwin, who died on 4 Jan 1785 (314), and who had married Hannah KASAR, of Norwich, Connecticut, on 4 Feb 1778. The widow, Hannah (Kasar) Corwin, was baptized as an adult, with her children, on 30 Oct 1785, at Mattituck, Long
13. Re: [CTNEWLON-L] New London Historical Society [1]
Thanks Brenda; you sure keep us abreast of what's going on. The NL Historical Society needs slightly larger quarters, too, as it's reputation is expanding as more and more guests go there to research and learn. I got some good pictures of the Shaw Mansion (NL Hist. Soc.) while we were in CT. Marianne ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www
14. Re: [CTNEWLON-L] LORDS [1]
I have a Nathan Lord married Eliza Prudence Beckwith. Their daughter, Ruth Almira Lord was born October 17, 1808 in New London County (exact city unknown to me as of yet). She married into the Tubbs family in Illinois. Are these people related to the Lords you are referring to? Barry Jernigan
15. Re: [CTNEWLON-L] Fw: Whippo family [1]
i didn't respond because although there are thousands of listed surnames in the diary of new london's joshua hempstead from 1711-1758 - none are whippo or anything like that - meg in nj
16. [CTNEWLON-L] Reuben Cook of Preston, CT [1]
Hi, Does anyone know the maiden name of Wealthy Cook, wife of Reuben Cook of Preston, Ct? Thanks, Paula Descendants of Reuben Cook 1 Reuben Cook b: September 12, 1779 d: May 06, 1866 buried in the Palmer Cemetery in Preston, CT ... +Wealthy b: November 15, 1789 d: August 06, 1879 buried in the Palmer Cemetery in Preston, CT
17. Re: [CTNEWLON-L] asking for the address of the CT. NUTMEGGER [1]
The CT NUTMEGGER is the quarterly publication of the Connecticut Society of Genealogists, Inc. The address is: C.S.G., Inc., P.O. Box 435, Glastonbury, CT 06033-0435. Regular U.S. membership (May 1 thru Apr 30) is $32.00 per family. All new memberships are subject to a $3.00 registration fee. (860) 569-0002. gencon wrote: > > would someone please send me the address of the CT NUTMEGGER.. I have wanted > to subscribe to their publication for such a long time.. They had my DIMICK > line in there once, a ver
18. Re: [CTNEWLON-L] LORDS [1]
At 12:12 AM 10/10/99 EDT, Barry Jernigan wrote: >I have a Nathan Lord married Eliza Prudence Beckwith. Their daughter, Ruth >Almira Lord was born October 17, 1808 in New London County (exact city >unknown to me as of yet). She married into the Tubbs family in Illinois. > >Are these people related to the Lords you are referring to? While I have no proof of identity, there was a Nathan LORD, b. 17 Nov 1781, Hadlyme, CT, son of Theophilus and Abigail (-----) LORD. Probably the father was Theophilus-5 LORD
19. [CTNEWLON-L] Watrous [1]
Looking for info on Adeline Watrous, born 1808, wife of John Fish. Listed on 1850 census in Groton, Ct. Also Susan Niles, b abt 1825, wife of Jesse Daggett of Ellington, I know this isn't NL county but I'm giving it a try. Susan was possibly born in Willington. Thanks, Kathy **************** New England Genealogy Home page: http://pages.prodigy.net/kathyb/home.htm
20. Re: [CTNEWLON-L] Durant and Blake [1]
At 09:58 AM 10/23/99 EDT, MGray64564@aol.com wrote: >David - > > This is what I have on them, which isn't very much. > >Michael > > >Generation No. 1 > >1. RICHARD1 DURANT was born Abt. 1562 in Bodman, Cornwall, Eng.1. He >married KATHERINE TURNEY November 24, 1590 in Bodman, Cornwall, Eng.1, >daughter of JOHN TURNEY. She was born March 27, 1566 in Bodman, Cornwall, >Eng.1. > >Child of RICHARD DURANT and KATHERINE TURNEY is: >2. i. GEORGE2 DURANT, b. October 01, 1631, Blockely, Eng.; d. June 1
21. Re: [CTNEWLON-L] COVEY [1]
Nancy Ann: I would like anything you have that ties to my COVEY folks. Bill Covey Creator of Ol' Tubby Joe Stottlemeyer Author of: Watson Is Where It Wuz http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Station/3265/Welcome.html
22. Re: [CTNEWLON-L] MUMFORD in Franklin, CT [1]
Cara, I have no personal knowledge of the Mumfords, but I do professional research in Windham, Tolland and New London Counties, in addition to being a lookup volunteer in Ashford, Windham County. I do know some PHILLIPs and might be able to find a little for you there, but how much would be hard to guess. If I can be of service, let me know. Dave David P. Wilson Researcher of Eastern CT Families
23. Re: [CTNEWLON-L] John GATES who md Sarah FULLER [1]
At 06:36 AM 10/10/99 -0700, you wrote: >I am interested to know who John GATES the husband of Sarah FULLER..parents >were. > John, son of Joseph and Elizabeth (Hungerford) Gates, b 20 Sep 1698 Haddam, md Sarah Fuller 19 Apr 1722 in Colchester. Joseph, son of George and Sarah (Olmsted) Gates, b 7 Nov 1662 Haddam. Joseph was the first child, Sarah, b 16 Mar 1670, the fourth child. George was born in Chelmsford, Essex, England, and was not in the line of Stephen Gates of Hingham. >Sarah 5) FULLER was my 4t
24. Re: [CTNEWLON-L] Nutmegger lookups [1]
Rita, I just read your posting, concerning Ormsbys. That family was all over the county, Woodstock, Pomfret, Canterbury, Hampton, Windham. I do professional research in Windham County and almost everywhere I go, see that family name. Dave David P. Wilson Researcher of Eastern CT Families
25. [CTNEWLON-L] Montville, Conn.........TURNER [1]
I am looking for someone who has the following book or who has access to it: The History of Montville by Henry A. Baker...1896 Illustrated.................I would like to have someone please look in in the index for Thomas TURNER Sr and any BISHOPS....or TURNERS AT ALL...........Thank u so much...Annie Turner Richardson
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