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1. [GenConnecticut-L] Ct monuments [1]
In a message dated 2/6/01 2:03:14 AM Eastern Standard Time, GenConnecticut-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > http://sml.simplenet.com/album/hartford/index.htm > What a great site: I didn't catch how many of my ancestors were on the monument until I saw them written down. Learned where my Hosmers are buried too. Here I had visited Hartford a few times and never knew about these sites. Valerie NJ
2. Re: [GenConnecticut-L] Arlington, VT first settlers from CT [1]
Does anyone have any information on (genealogy of, descendants of, etc) , Lemuel Buck or David Buck named below? I believe this line married into my Page line. Thanks to all for your assistance, Brenda Page Hare ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, February 07, 2001 10:46 PM Subject: [GenConnecticut-L] Arlington, VT first settlers from CT Source: History of St. James Parish, (full book online) Chapter 2 Homepage: http://www.stjame
3. [GenConnecticut-L] New reference cards posted to my website [1]
Sorry for the cross posting, but it does save me a heap of time. ;o) I've recently posted some reference cards on my website that may be useful to some of you. I print them of 4x6 cards and keep them right next to my PC. I use them many times daily. The page: http://dav4is.8m.com/Cards/ (This may be a bit slow in loading, so please be patient!) Summary of the contents: * Two letter standard postal codes for the US states and territories, and Canadian provinces and territories. * Three letter
4. Re: [GenConnecticut-L] BRUNDAGE Benjamin; "CT Nutmegger" 1985 [1]
At 09:19 PM 2/7/01 -0800, Perry Streeter wrote: >Does anyone have the lineage, spouse, and children of the Benjamin Brundage >that was featured in an article, "Descendants of Benjamin Brundage," that >appeared in the Connecticut Nutmegger (Issue #18 [2 September 1985])? > >My earliest known Brundage ancestor, Solomon Brundage, may have been the son >of a Benjamin Brundage. For more information see the Brundage document at >my web site. The article deals with Benjamin BRUNDAGE, b. 1737, lived in Mifflin, P
5. [GenConnecticut-L] Lookup in the Hartford Courant? [1]
Hi, I'm wondering, if anyone is going to be searching the Hartford Courant on microfilm any time soon, could they check August 18, 1980 for the obit for Helen La Pine? I'm hoping to find info on her survivors who would include Hernandez (possibly of NYC and surrounding areas), and Shaw (locations unknown). Thanks, Pat
6. [GenConnecticut-L] Sanford surname ~ D. A. R. List [1]
Huge List, D.A.R. Patriots, mostly from CT but other states as well http://www.angelfire.com/sys/popup_source.shtml?Category= Sanford D.A.R. List
7. [GenConnecticut-L] Main Lines, Clark, Loomis, Wright, Mudge, and Kelley [1]
Hi All, Edward Fuller m. ? Capt. Matthew Fuller m. Frances (Iyde/Lyde/?) (Parents ?) Elizabeth Fuller m. Moses Rowley Sr. (Henry Rowley and ? Palmer) Shubael Rowley m. Catherine Crippen (Thomas Crippen and Frances (Bray?) Mary Rowley m. Thomas Lewis (Thomas Lewis and Sarah Bassett) Esther Lewis m. Earl (Earle) Matthew Wright Sr. (Thomas Wright and Elizabeth Hubbard) ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Jarvis Mudge m. Rebecca ? (Elson/Elsing) (Greensmith) (Parents
8. [GenConnecticut-L] PADGETT/PADGET [1]
Looking for information on John & Hannah PADGETT/PADGET who arrived from South Cave, England about 1774 with two sons, John, 2d about 3 yrs old and James about 1 yr. They migrated to NYS and were living in Troy, NY at time of Revolutionary War as granddaughter's letter stated that during the war her grandfather came home from the war and had to move his family to Albany, NY because of the Tories. By 1790, the Padgett family had located in Oxford, Chenango co., NY. Family is well documented from 1790 on
9. [GenConnecticut-L] Daniel Clark, Esther Bridges, Mary Tuttle, 1731 - 1750 [1]
Bille Clark b. 1753 CT > d. VT 1835; looking for further information to prove he is the son of Daniel CLARK, b 1704 [John2 b 1656, Daniel1 b 1622] & Mary TUTTLE b Windsor, Hartford, CT, who married 13 Dec. 1750, in Lebanon, New London Co., CT. Source - 1st marriage Esther BRIDGES m. Nov 11, 1731, source Early CT Marriages Fifth Book, Lebanon, Goshen, CT Milford Cathedral page 41. 2nd marriage Mary TUTTLE m. 13 Dec 1750, source Early CT Marriages, Fifth Book, Lebanon (Goshen) Milford, page 45. Does anyone k
10. RE: [GenConnecticut-L] FW: Vital records law change [1]
I don't know I was just asked to pass on the information. Here is Heather email address. She should have more information. heather_k_meyer@hotmail.com FS -----Original Message----- From: DonnaRNCEN@aol.com [mailto:DonnaRNCEN@aol.com] Sent: Saturday, February 03, 2001 12:03 PM To: firesong@cyberzone.net Subject: Re: [GenConnecticut-L] FW: Vital records law change Hi, Do you kow what changes they are seeking - ie would they restrict the records more or would they make it easier instead to use them?
11. Re: [GenConnecticut-L] Birth Certificates and Vital Rcords [1]
I don't know if you realize that there are no "birth certificates" for that time period (re 1767). All that you would get for a copy is a copy of the page where the information is written. A lot of the old books are very faint and with bad hand writing. They have, however been photocopied by the LDS and are available at their Family History Centers, you can go the one nearest you and order the film for viewing. The Connecticut State Library has the original Barbour Collection of vital records, and the LDS
12. [GenConnecticut-L] Julius Caswell and Amy Averill [1]
I am trying to find out if the Amy Averill who married a Julius Caswell in Litchfield Co. 10-28-1779 is the daughter of Moses Averill and Martha Cogswell and sister of Currence Averill who married Daniel Johnson. Also if this Julius Caswell is the same Julius Caswell and wife Amy who adopted Daniel Julius Caswell in 1795. Parents Daniel Julius Caswell were Daniel Johnson and Currence Averill.
13. [GenConnecticut-L] Frances M. "Tattie Bates - Obit [1]
Lucas, Toledo, Ohio http://www.toledoblade.com/apps/pbcs.dll/classifieds?Kategori=CLOBITUARIES http://www.maumee.org/about/location.htm Published: Feb 07, 2001 Frances M. Bates "Tattie" Died: Feb 04, 2001 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Miss Frances M. "Tattie" Bates, 96 years, formerly of Montpelier, VT, passed away Sunday evening, February 4, 2001, at the Elizabeth Scott Nursing care Center, Maumee, where she had lived the past 4 years. She previously li
14. [GenConnecticut-L] New Haven Birth Certificates [1]
Hi Gary, Actually, it's only New Haven that is that way. Most of the small towns are really great. I have received certificates within a week from places like Wallingford & Milford. Bridgeport is another pain in the butt. They will hold your request for 8 or 9 months and then send a form letter "no record" or a freshly typed "copy" of the record. Most of the information we would want from a certificate is typed N/A. The last marriage certificate I received from them contained only the infor
15. [GenConnecticut-L] ENOS [1]
Hello All, I saw your recent posts on RIGENWEB and CTGENWEB regarding the name ENOS. My great-grandfather was Joseph Manuel Enos (b. 1873, d. 1941). His birthplace is alternately listed as San Francisco or Islaw/Isso(?) Islands. He was actually born on a ship, perhaps on it's way to San Francisco. He ended up in Providence, Rhode Island where an unnamed brother was supposedly a barber. Ironically he married Alice Mary Barber (b. 1871, d. 1953). had seven children. He was Portuguese although I am told
16. [GenConnecticut-L] Yudkin [1]
Hello all, looking for Yudkin. Anyone with this surname please contact me. Thank you. Charlie Haase
17. [GenConnecticut-L] Need Hale Collection look-up Middletown, CT [1]
Could someone please check the Hale Collection for Middletown for the following? 1) Arthur G BALDWIN, b 15 Nov 1864, d ? , probably buried Calvary Cemetery; 2) Sarah (McMANUS) BALDWIN, b 1870?, d 31 May 1949, buried Calvary Cemetery; 3) Patrick McMANUS, b 25 Nov 1870?, d 24 Mar 1947, buried St. John's Cemetery; 4) Mary (COURTNEY) McMANUS, b ? Dec 1866, d ?, probably buried St. John's. I'd greatly appreciate any assistance. Thank you!
18. [GenConnecticut-L] CT Vitals: Raised Bill #6569 [1]
The Statement of Purpose at the beginning and on page 36 sum it up - the word "techinical" being key: "Statement of Purpose: To revise and make techinical changes in various statutory provisions concerning vital records."
19. [GenConnecticut-L] Randall Scottish Roots? [1]
Dear Listers; Years of fruitless searching has led me to believe there was, at least one other Randell/Rendell/Rendall/etc., immigrant ancestor who came, not from England, but from Scotland to America and has not been identified and/or researched. It this hypothesis is correct, it could answer a lot of unanswered questions and knock down a lot of brick walls. I am searching for James Randall (1778-1849) who was supposedly born in Chatham, Connecticut. He is quoted, by several sources, as saying his fath
20. [GenConnecticut-L] FELLETTER, Raymond m McMANUS, Anna Bloomfield, CT [1]
Anna McMANUS (1897-1976), dau of Patrick & Mary (COURTNEY) m abt 1920 Raymond R T FELLETTER. Known children include: (1) Barbara (1921-2000) m Dr. Richard BAGNALL; (2) Mary; (3) Raymond (1824-1983?); (4) James. Would greatly appreciate any info on descendants of Raymond & Anna. Thank you! Karen
21. [GenConnecticut-L] Jonathan and Elizabeth Webster [1]
Hi All, I'm looking for any information on Jonathan Webster of Lebanon, CT, yeoman. He purchased property in Delaware Co., NY in 1791. He sold a portion of this property in 1804 and the deed is signed by him, and his wife Elizabeth. I would appreciate any information on any Jonathan and Elizabeth Webster living about 1800. Thanks, Larry Webster CO
22. [GenConnecticut-L] cemetery database [1]
For a service project my daughter is cataloging a local cemetery dating from the late 1600s. She is wondering if the is a database program or template available for this purpose. Her alternative is to set it up on MS Access from scratch Any input on this would be much appreciated Thanks Mark mbert816@aol.com
23. [GenConnecticut-L] BALDWIN, Arthur C m McMANUS, Sarah c 1900 CT [1]
Am looking for info on family of Arthur C BALDWIN & his wife Sarah Ann McMANUS, b 1870 Ireland, d 31 May 1949 Durham, CT. Known children include: Edward A, Charles H, Joseph E & Howard W. Greatly appreciate any assistance. Karen
24. [GenConnecticut-L] Arlington, VT first settlers from CT [1]
Source: History of St. James Parish, (full book online) Chapter 2 Homepage: http://www.stjamesarlington.org/parish/brindex.htm Of the first company who came to Arlington, this name being given in honor of Lord Arlington, these named above appear to have been the only permanent settlers; others were either discouraged by the prospects of hardships and privations, or they were speculators who after locating their claims went elsewhere. Again Mr. Wadleigh relates that in the spring of the next year 1764
25. [GenConnecticut-L] Abner Mead [1]
I am looking for the names of the parents of Abner Mead b. 1745/50. Abner m. Mercy Hazen abt.1769 in Dutchess Co.,NY it is said that the Mead family came to Dutchess Co.,NY abt.1740 Thanks, Kevin Mead
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