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1. John Dutton, etc. [1]
Hi everybody! I received this in the mail today from Mel Dutton, the cousin I previously told you all about my dad meeting at the hospital. He included a note saying that if we "were playing connect-the-dots", he surely sent me "a basket load of dots"! So here goes... It's a photo copy that someone sent him. I don't know who. I've copied it exactly as I have it. I'd be interested in knowing how (and IF) the items that say they are documented were documented. Lynn *******************************************
2. PENNSYLVANIA GENEALOGIES [1]
CD #163, WORLD FAMILY TREE, PENNSYLVANIA GENEALOGIES #1, pre-1600's to 1900's. PENNSYLVANIA GENEALOGIES III, St-Z, Bible Records . . . Spencer-Jarrett Bible Records, page 811-815. Page 814: Elizabeth Spencer married Thomas Dutton 4 month 8, 1841. Charles Spencer Dutton born 12-8-1842; died 10-10-1867. Hannah Dutton b. 12-29-1843; married Henry C. Ellis 9-5-1857; died with child 3-21-1869. Thomas Dutton born 6-16-1846. George Dutton born 8-22-1848; died 10-26-1848. Thomas Dutton born 4-6-1849. Thomas
3. AOL people - I need your addresses! [1]
All attempts at reaching you via AOL have failed. My messages to you this way - via Rootsweb seem to be reaching you OK..... and I'm getting your messages OK. (It's just my answers to you which are not getting through!) If you have an alternate or second e-mail address (work?) that I could use, great. Send me that. If not, will the following people please send me your regular MAILING ADDRESSES and I'll get in touch with you the old fashioned way! Several of you requested charts and printed pictures.....
4. MINNESOTA DUTTONS [1]
Dalby, John. RICE COUNTY MILITARY PERSONNEL, VOLUME I Published by John Dalby, Fairibault, Minnesota: 1995. Page 50. DUTTON, Melvin O. Pvt. Co. I, 5th Regt. Mustered 27 April 1862, at age 21. Transferred to Invalid Corps in 1863. The Minnesota troops were involved in both Indian Wars and the War of the Rebellion (Civil War) with numerous campaigns. Melvin O. Dutton is also mentioned in Rice County, Minnesota history--Neil, Reverend Edward D. HISTORY OF RICE COUNTY published by Minnesota Historical
5. Re: Ancestry [1]
Very good reply, Darrell! Doni - please be very cautious in using anything from Dick Dutton's file!!! I need to repeat here that you should take nothing in that file as FACT until you can verify it from an original source or a well-respected secondary source that cites an original source. Dick did a good job of compiling a lot of stuff he found in hundreds of different places. But he never claimed that what was in his file was fully accurate. I'm sure if he were still alive, he would himself be issuing thi
6. Original copy of Cope, etc. [1]
Today, I managed to get down to our local library to see what kind of genealogy section they have (I've only lived in this area for about 28 years). I was surprised, it wasn't half bad - of course I don't know what a good one or bad one might be, for comparison. Regardless, I stumbled around and put my hand in the "D" section and came up with what appears to be an original copy of Cope. It's beat up pretty badly, but seems to be all there. It was donated to the library in 1967 by Florence Dutton Pri
7. UK-2K -- more incidental wrap-up stuff! [1]
****** Damage to Sherborne Hall during WWII was done by the AMERICAN SOLDIERS who used the old Hall as barracks! AWK! Apparently the US Govt. paid for all the damages! I certainly HOPE so! ****** Anne McDonald says YES, the English DO sell T-shirts to tourists! I must have missed them - I really wanted one with a castle on it! Ah well---next trip over! ****** How far did the vagrants and fiddlers and motley rabble have to WALK from Chester to Rhuddlan Castle to come to the aid of Ranulf de Blundevi
8. SARAH JANE WATKINS & DUTTON [1]
The death certificate of Sarah Jane Watkins indicates her father was John Dutton, NOT Jeremiah Dutton. Sarah Jane Watkins died 28 Oct 1924, a widow, housewife, at Osceola, Clarke County, Iowa; age 91 yrs 10 mo 20 dys. Born Dec 8, 1832, New Philadelphia, Tuscarawas County, Ohio. Father: John Dutton born "Old Country" Maiden name of mother: Rippath, born Ohio.
9. David Dutton of North Mountain [1]
Reference; "The History of the Presbyterian Church and other Sketches of Gerrardstown, West Virginia" by Sarah Morgan Groff Gordon. Published by Edwards Brothers, Inc , Ann Arbor, Michigan 1939. Extract; Gerrardstown. This little village , of not more than three hundred inhabitants, lies east of Mills Gap in the south-western part of Berkeley County. It is eleven miles south of Martinsburg, seventeen miles north of Winchester, Va.., and about three miles north of the Frederick County Line. This se
10. GENEALOGIES OF PENNSYLVANIA [1]
CD #163, PENNSYLVANIA GENEALOGIES #1, pre-1600's to 1900's, Family Tree Maker, Broderbund. GENEALOGIES OF PENNSYLVANIA III, page 530-531, 532. Early Gleanings of Pennsylvania Bibles of Maull, Gordon, Purnell, Lank, White, Dutton, Paynath . . . James Dutton married Ruth Oct 17, 1792. Samuel Dutton born Sep 24, 1807. John Dutton b. Mar 12, 1799; died May 18, 1855. Son of John & Ruth. Mary Dutton, dau. of John and Ruth, born Sep 24, 1807 married William Lank May 24, 1832--son of Levin Lank & Susannah
11. Re: Dick's file [1]
At 09:21 PM 07/31/2000 -0700, brendak@bandwagon.net wrote: >Hi Randy and Darrell, > I've read your latest posting with great interest. I'm one of the >many "Massachusetts John" decedents and would like to know before I die >which relatives were really mine. Do either of you have your corrected >files online? > >Brenda Dutton Kruger >Bremerton, WA Hi, Brenda: If you take a look at http://home.sprynet.com/~darrellm/i0000827.htm#i827 you will see my current website's page on "Massachusetts John
12. Oxford Ancestors [1]
Hi again, Here is a link to Brian Sykes page -- interesting stuff. The cost ranges from $180 for a single test and $324 for two tests. This is cheaper than a trip to England!! This is like buying a new printer!! In the next few months "MaleMatch" will be available. Price list dated May, 2000. Anybody interested to see if we really are related? http://www.oxfordancestors.com/ Carole
13. Re: Ancestry [1]
At 04:10 PM 08/25/2000 EDT, Donitaraet@aol.com wrote: >Hi All: > Now that Doug has taken the lead in, and the enormous chore of, providing >us with a copy of Dick Dutton's file, I thought it might be worth posting >what I understand is my line. Maybe I have some cousins on here. Might be fun >to share and compare our particular ancestors. [snip] >Benjamin's father was >Joseph Dutton (1660/1661-1733-1734) m. Mary Cutler >Thomas Dutton (bet. 1619-1622 - 1686/1687) m. Susannah Palmer >John Dutton (1596
14. AOL people - Gina! [1]
Hi Gina.....yes, I got your last message but obviously you didn't get my reply! Unless you have an alternate e-mail address.....we'll have to graduate to smoke signals! My e-mail the night that we talked on the phone.....asked if you have access to a scanner and could scan Sir Christopher Hatton on his horse at Windsor Castle.....up close. This AOL thing is so bizarre. It helps me understand why I've written to so many people and never heard back from them! I wonder what AOL's position is on the probl
15. Dutton list AOL users - READ THIS [1]
If you are NOT an AOL subscriber please delete this now. If you ARE an AOL SUBSCRIBER----please understand that for some unexplained reason, I cannot send you either a message or any pictures via AOL. I get YOUR messages....but you never get any of my replies. AOL will not respond to my messages asking why. They probably don't even GET them! If you have asked me for Uk2K pictures...or copies of the Norton Priory text and pictures, YOU ALSO NEED TO SEND ME YOUR U.S. Postal Service address! I will SNAIL M
16. Re: Amazing new early DUTTON info! [1]
Hi Phyllis, I, of course, want a copy of the pictures and text. Maybe we can buy the book from the Cambridge University Press. Since they have exhumed 40 bodies, maybe we could have DNA tests run on them. I know that I brought this up sometime ago, but finding and digging up bodies seemed a little drastic. But they've already dug them up for us. Now, I know almost nothing about the DNA tests--but it sounded like better proof of lineage than a pedigree and it didn't sound that expensive either!! They
17. PENNSYLVANIA GENEALOGIES [1]
CD #163, PENNSYLVANIA GENEALOGIES #1, pre-1600's to 1900's, World Family Tree.. GENEALOGIES OF PENNSYLVANIA FAMILYIES I, A-He, page 583. Children of Nathaniel Browne by his first wife Mary Burdsall. Peter Browne b. Sep 1751 died Dec 1810, married at St. Michael's and Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church April 28, 1773 to Sarah Dutton, daughter of Isaac and Mary Dutton born ca 1753; died Nov 3, 1809. Both buried in Coates' burial ground. SEE Cope page 44. Footnote 126 plus much more data--Peter Browne, blacksmi
18. Re: Oxford Ancestors:DNA test available for distant maternal ancestors [1]
Dear List, Oxford ancestors already offers mtDNA testing which can identify which of 7 women is your remote female ancestor. These women lived 10,000 to 20,000 years ago and are ancestors to 99 per cent of all living people with European ancestry. The test involves a simple cheek swab which is mailed to Oxford ancestors and costs $180. This test could prove useful to those with a Dutton "umbilical line" which is descent from a Dutton women passed from mother to daughter to living women. The website UR
19. photo [1]
Hi everybody, I found this in the "Somebodys Links" newsletter from Rootsweb. S. Wilush (swilush@aol.com) wrote saying that she has a photograph of a woman that appears to have been taken sometime in the late 1800's. The name "Maud Blanchard" is written on the back. The photographer was E. H. Dutton in Anoka, Minnesota. Ring any bells for anyone? Lynn __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - Free email you can access from anywhere! http://mail.yahoo.com/
20. Fw: Fw: AOL people - I need your addresses! [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, August 01, 2000 10:45 PM Subject: Re: Fw: AOL people - I need your addresses! > Phyllis, > In a message dated 8/1/00 1:18:04 PM, areduton@coffey.com writes: > > << will the following people please send me your regular MAILING > > > ADDRESSES and I'll get in touch with you the old fashioned way! Several > > of > > > you requested charts and printed pictures.....and I would be happy to send > > > them to you..
21. Ancestry [1]
Hi All: Now that Doug has taken the lead in, and the enormous chore of, providing us with a copy of Dick Dutton's file, I thought it might be worth posting what I understand is my line. Maybe I have some cousins on here. Might be fun to share and compare our particular ancestors. A family member had traced us back to Moses Dutton who served in the American Revolution. Dick Dutton supplied details which showed Moses Dutton's ancestry goes back to MA John, so you PA John descendants can tune out
22. Honors [1]
Janet Dutton, a University of Nebraska senior and a multi-event athlete on the track and field team, has been selected as the 2000 NCAA Woman of the Year for the state of Nebraska. The award honors outstanding female student athletes who have excelled in academics, athletics, and community leadership. Click on the following link for more information. http://huskerwebcast.com/sports/track/2000releases/trrelease20000827.htm
23. Sir Piers Dutton picture - for GARY! [1]
Hi Gary, (let's see if we can outsmart AOL !) (This is a copy of an earlier message I tried to send to you - with other comments added tonight!) Got your interesting message! This is so fascinating. A founder of Newark, NJ? omygosh! We lived in NJ for 20 years and my husband worked for AT&T in Newark for a good deal of that time! I have to ask you if you've ever seen a copy of "The Memorials of The Duttons of Dutton.....with notes on the Sherborne branch?" This tells much about John Bruen and his con
24. Daughters of Eve - ABC News [1]
April 21, 2000 -- All Europeans descend from seven matriarchal clans. http://abcnews.go.com/sections/science/DailyNews/daughters000420.html Carole
25. Amazing new early DUTTON info! [1]
Well, I'm back. I can't leave this stuff alone! It's a disease! But this is great stuff and I just had to share it with you asap! I recently joined the Cheshire-L list and have had great help from the folks on that list on a number of questions. They're a fun bunch! A recent query I sent to them was about Norton Priory.....if anyone there could give me an eye-witness look at what's there today.....and if there exist any pictures of the Abbey and Priory before they were torn down during the dissolution
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