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1. [GenConnecticut-L] Squier/Squire in Woodbury [1]
Dear fellow Nutmeggers, Would you mind checking your databases to see if there are any Squier/Squire/Squires listed who had any tie whatsoever to Roxbury, Southbury, Woodbury, South Britain, and the other nearby towns? These folks seem to have been neglected terribly in Connecticut genealogy books (even Woodbury's!), and I would love to be able to piece together as many as I can. Even if you know absolutely nothing about the Squire listed in your database (married your fifth cousin twice removed in her
2. [GenConnecticut-L] Early Catholic Churches? [1]
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3. [GenConnecticut-L] BARNARD [1]
Hi-- Need information regarding the parents of Sarah BARNARD, possibly from Nantucket, Massachusetts, who m. James STEELE of Hartford abt 1696-1700. They had a daughter, Mary, who m. Samuel GOODWIN, son of Nathaniel Goodwin and Elizabeth PRATT of Hartford. I have some tentative information that this Sarah may be the daughter of Nathaniel Barnard (b. 15 Nov 1642; d. 3 Apr 1718; son of Thomas Barnard and Ruth MACY) and Mary Barnard (daughter of Robert Barnard and Joanna HARVEY). Nathaniel and Mary's othe
4. [GenConnecticut-L] STAGE, Charles; DEU>Waterbury, CT, USA; -1870 [1]
My gr grandfather Charles Frederick STAGE (originally may have been STAIGER/STAGGER) worked in a brass factory in Waterbury, Fairfield, CT, 1870-1880. In 1886, Charles served on the first Board of Education for Der Deutscher Schul-Verein, a German language school in Waterbury. In 1880, sons William E. and Frederick William, relocated to Shelton, Fairfield, CT. William ran a barber shop; Frederick worked with him. Some time after 1903, Frederick and Cora moved to West Haven, New Haven, CT. Charles STAGE
5. Re: [GenConnecticut-L] Squire of Roxbury [1]
"Grandville, NY" is now "Granville, NY" (Washington, Co.) I have two Ruscoe sisters, Esther and Mary Polly who both married SQUIRES in VT. Esther and ? Squires had a son Azor b. 1786, and Mary Polly married Jessa (Jesse)Squires. Mary Polly d. 8/19/1829 and lived in VT. Don't have any thing else on these people, but thought this might help. I do have much information on the Ruscoes and know that they lived in Addison Co. VT. Also, Granville, NY is on the Vt-NY border. Betty Hadley White Canfi
6. [GenConnecticut-L] Re: GenConnecticut-D Digest V98 #91 [1]
There was a Cone family from East Haddam, CT, I believe. You may want to look at records from Middlesex County, CT. I am doing this from memory, but I believe when I was looking at records for my line I noticed a large contingency of Cone's in this area-perhaps also Haddam/Colchester, CT. Janice
7. [GenConnecticut-L] SHEA, Michael [1]
I'm looking for info on and ancestors of Michael Shea b:Jan 1840 according to the US Census and his wife Bridget Dunn b:Apr 1844; both believed to have come from County Cork. My father said his grandfather came from Glencannon but I have not been able to find any such place in Co Cork or Ireland. According to the 1890 Veterans Census he served in Company D 26th Connectcut Volunteers. According to regimental records Micheal Shea enlisted from Norwich, CT 9/17/1862 and was discharged 8/11/1863. He was wound
8. [GenConnecticut-L] Smith/Woodworth [1]
Please, can anyone help with the following: Lydia Smith, daughter of Elihu Smith and Lydia Smith, born April 9, 1806, Suffield, CT, married William Woodworth in Suffield, in 1823. William Woodworth died sometime before 1843. Trying to find: 1) names and dates for children from this marriage if there were any 2) death date and burial for William Woodworth 3) any other info on the Smith and Woodworth families in Suffield. Thanks! Claudia Bement Phone (315) 443-2104
9. Re: [GenConnecticut-L] Re: TMG [1]
Hi Jean, Jane, etc.. >Thanks for your review of TMG on the Connecticut List. You're welcome. Sorry you had trouble with my e-mail address. The problem is the number 1 at the end of my name. For lurkers, the easiest way to get my address correct if wishing to reply hit the reply button on your e-mail program or copy/paste my address. >How is the tech help for TMG? Thanks for the URL. I'll go look. I'll not comment on FTM support for not really have had to deal with them. As to TMG support, Jane's comme
10. [GenConnecticut-L] New London Civil War Soldiers? [1]
Is there anyplace where I can find the regiment and company for soldiers from New London who fought in the Civil War?
11. [GenConnecticut-L] Old Family Photos [1]
Hello, I am hoping that someone can help me. I am looking for old family photos of the Griswold, Jewett City area for use in a local history book. Any photos would me highly appreciated and would be returned to the owner. Credit would also be given to the owner of the photos to be used in the book. Thanks, Paula ishi@snet.net
12. Re: [GenConnecticut-L] Early Catholic Churches? [1]
Hi Cheryl: I suspect that the Catholic connection doesn't have much to do with your not being able to find the birth record you're looking for. Are you looking for the birth of Braddock Kinne or spouse? Braddock was an unusual name for a woman; have only seen it as a man's name, but I'm not a naming specialist, either . Think it has more to do with two things: 1) she was born elsewhere (Quebec?, Ireland?) or 2) the birth wasn't recorded in town VR - even in the early 1800's, lots of births still wer
13. [GenConnecticut-L] EAMES of Norwich/Lisbon, Connecticut [1]
After months of searching, I have finally been able to work my fifth great-grandfather Comfort Eames' ancestry back one more generation to his parents, John & Elizabeth "Betty" (Longbottom) EAMES. I'm now trying to find the ancestry of John Eames. I've looked through the Barbour Collection and through the LDS International Genealogical Index and Ancestry Files with no definitive result. My next step is to post queries, so... Does anyone recognize this EAMES family from the Norwich/Lisbon, New London Cou
14. [GenConnecticut-L] Re: New London Civil War Soliders [1]
In a message dated 98-05-09 05:35:47 EDT, you write: << Is there anyplace where I can find the regiment and company for soldiers from New London who fought in the Civil War? >> If you're near New London, go to the city hall. They have volumes of old registers for Sailors and Soliders. Or try the Genealogy Room at the New London Public library. If you can't get to New London, call the library and (sometimes) they will be kind enough to look up the information for you and then call you back. Good luck,
15. [GenConnecticut-L] Looking for Hubble family .... [1]
Hi ... just discovered new leaves on the family tree. We don't have much, so I thought that someone out there might have more info. on these persons: Here's what we've got: Unknown parents -- at least three children: --Jane Hubble (married William Lindsey & had at least one son John Lindsey who was born 11/15/1803 in CT or MA) --Edward Hubble --Silas Hubble Any and all info. will be greatly appreciated!! Amy
16. [GenConnecticut-L] Re:Death cert address [1]
Thanks to all of you who have responded to my query about addresses for vital records during the microfilming. What a great group! Sandy Anderson
17. [GenConnecticut-L] unsubscribe [1]
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18. Re: [GenConnecticut-L] Advise [1]
Gordon, At 09:29 AM 5/11/98 -0700, you wrote: >I would appreciate your UNBIASED suggestions That's a tall order. Most everyone is biased towards the program they are using or they wouldn't be using it. >on the "best" programs to >buy from the srore shelf, internet or download which would provide >charts, ACCURATE information As to "ACCURATE information," that depends on what is entered into it -garbage in garbage out. If one puts accurate info into their genealogy program then they will get accura
19. [GenConnecticut-L] ROBBINS, John b 1767 CT? [1]
Hello everyone! I am trying to find any info pertaining to John ROBBINS (1767-1852) m Elizabeth ? (1767-1805). Two known children include: David (1796-1825) & Ithel (1804-1863) m Hannah GREENE (1808-1904). Ithel & Hannah married 1829 at Thompson, CT. Can anyone provide some info about John & Elizabeth? Greatly appreciate any assistance. Karen
20. [GenConnecticut-L] CT Obit Look-Up [1]
Would someone be kind enough to do a Connecticut obit look-up for me? I'm looking for information for: Edward McElwee b.12-1856 in Ireland d.11-11-1934 in Westport, CT Thank you. Sincerely, Barbara McDonald AZ
21. [GenConnecticut-L] Hiram HOWARD b 1795/6 CT? VT? [1]
Hello everyone! I am desperately trying to find info concerning my Hiram HOWARD. Maybe he was a HAYWARD who changed the name, as many did. Hiram was b abt 1795/6 in either VT or CT. He married at Jamaica, VT 5-4-1818 Sally/Sarah BROWN, dau of James & Catherine. Shortly after 1840 the family removed to Mendon (Blackstone), MA. Known children include Joanne, Catherine, Laurette, Osmon Orris, Stella Brown and possibly Jerome. I have been unable to locate birth records for any family member with the State of VT
22. [GenConnecticut-L] MUNGER FAMILY [1]
I AM COLLECTING DATA ON THE SURNAME "MUNGER". IF YOU HAVE ANY FAMILY HISTORY INFORMATION OR MUNGER STORIES I WOULD BE HAPPY TO HEAR FROM YOU. I KEEP ON FILE... ALL THE INFORMATION I RECEIVE, INCLUDING THE NAME OF THE SOURCE. THANKS FOR YOUR TIME AND RESPONSE! KEEP-IN-TOUCH KAREN
23. [GenConnecticut-L] STRONG/WEANING/COFFEE/KING [1]
Seek info on Kathryn WEANING b. March 1897, daughter of Lawrence D. WEANING and Mabel E. COFFEE WEANING who died in Riverside, CT May 1949. Kathryn married a Mr. (?) STRONG in Cleveland OH and then made their residence in Riverside CT still living there in 1949 when her mother died. If anyone has an index to obituaries for the Fairfield County area will you please look up the entry for Mabel Coffee Weaning who died May 1949 and for the Strong family as well, to see if any next of kin is listed? Any inform
24. [GenConnecticut-L] Re: TMG [1]
Thanks for your review of TMG on the Connecticut List. I am considering switching to TMG from FTM. I'd written privately to Roland to tell him how disgusted I am with FTM's tech help. I've had FTM since last fall, and after using PAF for years, it seemed such a step up from that klunky program, I was delighted. But no longer. Their tech help is abominable! No, not even abominable- non-existent! I've been trying for months to get what should be a rather simple answer to "How do I change my telephone area co
25. [GenConnecticut-L] Kathryn STRONG [1]
BECKY DAHL if you're out there, I did some checking for you - re: Kathryn STRONG. My e-mail to you bounced back, so I don't know for certain if you got it. Let me know via e-mail. wtstans@aol.com
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