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1. RE: [MABRISTO] Christopher Brown b. Attleboro 1734/5 [1]
At 03:00 AM 2/15/2006, you wrote: >What I can't figure out is who Esther Perry was. I have several Esthers, >but none born early enough to have married Christopher Brown. Hi Jim, At Genealogy.com, Sons and Daughters of the Pilgrims has an entry on page 40 that begins: I, Marion Pearce Carter, resident of Attleboro, Mass.; born May 24, 1867 at Attleboro; married June 30, 1902, at Attleboro; hereby apply for membership in the Society by right of descent from John Brown, born in England, 1545, died
2. RE: [MABRISTO] Quaker Records [1]
I was at the NEHGS Library in Boston last week looking at the Monthly Meeting Records for Dartmouth, MA on microfilm concerning Joseph Merrihew and his wife Leah Hatch. He married her outside of the faith and they had a baby soon afterwards so he had to write a letter acknowledging his wrongdoing to be read at a meeting. The microfilm had the contents of this letter. I do not know about Yarmouth. Linda Dufek -----Original Message----- From: Harry Merrihew [mailto:mactavishll@comcast.net] Sent: Monday,
3. Re: [MABRISTO] Benjamin Norton of Dighton and Swansea [1]
Robin: First you have to get well organized. One way is to use a database program such as Personal Ancestral file avaialble FREE from the FamilySearch.org site. Or purchase one such as Family Treemaker. Enter all data and sources including locations of Birth Marriage and Deaths. You will quickly find a large list of interelated people developing. This will help get a handle on your Nortons. It was not uncommon for sons to name the children after the father. If there was a Benjamin who had several sons ea
4. Re: [MABRISTO] Keeley website. [1]
Jessie - Thanks for posting this site - I had no idea it was there. It will keep us busy reading for weeks. Lisa ----- Original Message ----- From: "J Hardy" > Sorry, > here is the link. > > http://www.sailsinc.org/durfee/localhis.htm > > Click on yearbooks. > > The Keeley Library local history site is fantastic, and well worth > exploring. > > Jessie >
5. Davis family of Freetown/Fall River [1]
Does anyone know much about the Davis town from this area, particularly from the Meridian Street / Upper New Boston ROad (as it was called in 1893) area ? I think Meridian Street was once part of Freetown. In particular I am interested in Benjamin and Rebecca Davis born approximately in 1815. They had a number of children including Dean, Samuel, Hannah (Manchester) and Sarah. Someone once told me that Ben's name is on the Bunker Hill Monument. Jessie __________________________________________________
6. Re: [MABRISTO] Quaker Records [1]
Quaker Records are held at the Rhode Island Historical Society in Providence RI. I think www.rihs.org is their website. They will give you the hours they are open which are limited. Stefanie
7. Re: [MABRISTO] Vital Records of Swansea, MA to 1850 [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Jim Bullock" To: Sent: Wednesday, February 15, 2006 12:34 PM Subject: RE: [MABRISTO] Christopher Brown b. Attleboro 1734/5 > -----Original Message----- > From: Florence Gargaro [mailto:florence@gargaro.com] > > Hi Jim, > > At Genealogy.com, Sons and Daughters of the Pilgrims has an entry on page > 40 that begins: > > I, Marion Pearce Carter, resident of Attleboro, Mass.; born May 24, 1867 at > Attleboro; married June
8. Re: [MABRISTO] Keeley Library at Durfee High School [1]
My mother and her siblings graduated from BMC Durfee High after 1912. How can I access the online year books? I have visited the Keeley Library site, but do not know where to turn next. Jim McCarthy, Somerville, MA ----- Original Message ----- From: "J Hardy" To: Sent: Saturday, February 04, 2006 10:05 AM Subject: [MABRISTO] Keeley Library at Durfee High School > Does anyone has access to the Keeley Library at the Durfee High School in > Fall River. >
9. Keeley Library at Durfee High School [1]
Does anyone has access to the Keeley Library at the Durfee High School in Fall River. They seem to have a nice online Fall River History Collection. I was wondering if there are any records of early students. I received an obituary for Jennie Manchester Coolidge which said she attended Durfee HighSchool. However, she was born in 1868 so I wasn't sure if this was true. If it was, she would have to be in one of the very first classes. She went on to become a teacher. The online year books start at 1912,
10. Francis Cooke [1]
A short time ago someone posted a message saying that she was updating the Francis Cooke genealogy (a Mayflower 5-Gen. book). Can anybody help me contact her? Many thanks, Jane
11. RE: [MABRISTO] Christopher Brown b. Attleboro 1734/5 [1]
-----Original Message----- From: Florence Gargaro [mailto:florence@gargaro.com] Hi Jim, At Genealogy.com, Sons and Daughters of the Pilgrims has an entry on page 40 that begins: I, Marion Pearce Carter, resident of Attleboro, Mass.; born May 24, 1867 at Attleboro; married June 30, 1902, at Attleboro; hereby apply for membership in the Society by right of descent from John Brown, born in England, 1545, died April 10, 1662, at Swansea, Mass. Services: Civic, judicial, and military. Part of that
12. Re: [MABRISTO] Quaker Records [1]
New Bedford does have copies of the old deeds at the New Bedford Registry of Deeds. I have looked at the old deeds prior to 1825 for Dartmouth there. Robert Akin ----- Original Message ---- From: TOMIAMI@aol.com To: MABRISTO-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Monday, February 27, 2006 6:01:49 PM Subject: Re: [MABRISTO] Quaker Records Hello. Are you asking about the old deed or the Quaker burial records? Have you tried the Registries of Deeds in Taunton and/or New Bedford? I know that the Dartmouth deeds prio
13. RE: [MABRISTO] Christopher Brown b. Attleboro 1734/5 [1]
At 09:21 AM 2/15/2006, Florence Gargaro wrote: >At Genealogy.com, Sons and Daughters of the Pilgrims has an entry on >page 40 that begins: > >I, Marion Pearce Carter, resident of Attleboro, Mass. For those of you not familiar with her work, Marion Pearce Carter is among the most notable of the Bristol County and Rhode Island genealogical researchers. Her many transcriptions include numerous gravestone transcriptions. Her manuscripts can be found at the Old Colony Historical Society and NEHGS, and may
14. Re: [MABRISTO] Quaker Records [1]
At 06:31 PM 2/27/2006, Harry Merrihew wrote: >I understand that the Quakers maintained records. Do >they still exist and would they include burial records? Why not contact the Friends' Meetings? There are two in South Dartmouth: http://friend.web2010.com/ http://friend.web2010.com/ and one in South Yarmouth: http://www.quakercapecod.org/ Dale H. Cook; Research Member, NEHGS; Member, Mass. Soc. Mayf. Desc. Plymouth Co. MA Coordinator for the USGenWeb Project http://members.cox.net/oldcolony/index.sht
15. Vital Records Attleborough & Oakham, MA [1]
In the Vital Records by town section of my web site the vital records of Attleborough, MA have been completed. These were typed by Mary-Sue Gardetto, who did an excellient job on them. Also in the same section the births and marriages for Oakham, MA have been added, the deaths will follow soon. These were ocred by Dave Swerdfeger and proofread by Tom West. Both Dave and Tom put a lot of work into these for you to use. http://www.rays-place.com Cheers Ray Brown
16. Re: [MABRISTO] 1821or22 Dartmouth Classified [1]
Many thanks Doris. Charlie H.
17. Somerset Gospel Church [1]
Has anyone come across the Somerset Gospel Church in their records? My great great grandparents Joseph Ferris Simons and Guillerminah DeMello were married there in 1899, minister Rev. John Millar. (Miller?). I've found their official marriage record at the Mass Archives, but I was wondering if a church record might exist somewhere. Is there some good place for Somerset records? The Somerset HIstorical society doesn't indicate it holds any records on its website. Jessie _______________________________
18. Re: [MABRISTO] Vital Records Attleborough & Oakham, MA [1]
Thank you for all your time spent. I have located many "new" ancestors. Thanks again. Susan Ray Brown wrote: > In the Vital Records by town section of my web site the vital records > of Attleborough, MA have been completed. These were typed by Mary-Sue > Gardetto, who did an excellient job on them. > > Also in the same section the births and marriages for Oakham, MA have > been added, the deaths will follow soon. These were ocred by Dave > Swerdfeger and proofread by Tom West. Both Dave and Tom pu
19. Looking for Information abt Anne Gray, father David Gray MA & NY [1]
I am interested in any information with regards to Anne Gray b. 22 February 1803 in Camden or Salem, Washington County, NY, d. 15 September 1890 in Syracuse, Onondaga County, NY. Married 17 June 1827 to Rial Wright b. 07 July 1800 in Paulet, VT d. 23 March 1850 on the Steamer Troy at Black Rock on the Niagara River as a result of a boiler explosion. They had 11 Children. Anne's parents were David Gray b. 22 June 1756 in Pelham, MA d. 9 May 1827 or 19 May 1827 in Camden, Washington County, NY. Mother was
20. RE: [MABRISTO] Vital Records of Swansea, MA to 1850 [1]
That's the one. Thanks, Harry. Jim B. -----Original Message----- From: Harry Huntoon [mailto:hhuntoon@mindspring.com] Sent: Friday, February 24, 2006 7:47 PM To: MABRISTO-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [MABRISTO] Vital Records of Swansea, MA to 1850 The online database library of NEHGS has the following database Vital Records of Swansea, Massachusetts to 1850 (Online database: NewEnglandAncestors.org, New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2004), (Orig. Pub. Boston, Massachusetts, NEHGS, Vital Record
21. Re: [MABRISTO] Francis Cooke [1]
Jane: Try the Society of Mayflower Descendents website. I am sure they may know who is working on the update unless she was just working on her line.
22. RE: [MABRISTO] Davis family of Freetown/Fall River [1]
Thanks, for your help. I am not so much looking for census records as hoping to talk to people who are descended through this family. I realised after I posted this morning's email that Benjamin Davis could not possibly have been in the revolutionary war. I managed to iron some serious kinks out of the Davis tree I had. I had the generations mixed up. Ben and Rebecca (born 1815) had two sons Samuel and Dean (besides Hannah and Sarah). Samuel had a son that was sometimes listed as Sherman P. and somet
23. Johnson's Store [1]
Hi, I have a picture postcard of Johnson's store on the corner of Williams and County Street in Taunton. It was probably taken around 1890. If anyone would like a copy please write. Bob
24. Re: [MABRISTO] Vital Records of Swansea, MA to 1850 [1]
Swansea VRs have been out of print for some time. NEHGS is cutting way back on their publishing, and Picton Press will be taking over most of their inventory and handling future orders. I don't know if Picton could be persuaded to reprint Swansea or not. Jane ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dale H. Cook" To: Sent: Friday, February 24, 2006 1:41 PM Subject: Re: [MABRISTO] Vital Records of Swansea, MA to 1850 > At 12:47 AM 2/24/2006, Sherry wrote: > > >Is
25. New Files online for MA and NY [1]
For NY: The 1790 Census for Washington County has been started. At this time the towns of Argyla, Granville, Hampton & Hebron are online. Spelling of all names were keep as published by the Census Bureau in 1908, even if wrong. For MA: For the Vital Records of Attleborough to 1850 the Deaths were added and the Marriages for surnames Aldrich to Quindley. All births for Attleborough were already online. These records were typed by Mary-Sue Gardetto for your use. http://www.rays-place.com Cheers Ray Br
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