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1. Re: [MAESSEX] BROWN, Stephen of Gloucester and Hamilton [1]
>I have a Stephen Brown of Ipswich and Hamilton. On the marriage record >(July 8, 1824) of Parker Brown and Lydia Waters Richardson, Parker Brown is >listed as being from Hamilton. On the death record for Parker Brown, Dec. >2, 1870, his parents are listed as Stephen Brown and Margaret Safford. >According to the IGI record, Stephen and Margaret were married July 17, >1780 >in Ipswich. Do you think my Stephen is a son of your Stephen in #1 below, >or the same Stephen with another marriage? > >Elna Cox E
2. [MAESSEX] IGI Batch Number Index for MA does any one have this link [1]
I am hoping to find the link to the site with the LDS Batch numbers Index that includes the Batch Numbers for the town records and films that can be accessed for MA online. I used to have it but now do not. Does anyone have this info and can you send me the link or info..thanks Nancy __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Free Pop-Up Blocker - Get it now http://companion.yahoo.com/
3. Re: [MAESSEX] Ipswich Potters [1]
I rather doubt that Robert Potter came from England prior to 1633, if at all, or that Anthony was born in Ipswich. Robert Anderson in the authoritative Great Migration Begins series, does not list Robert, which he certainly would if there were any evidence that he came by 1628. As John S noted, the first mention of Anthony is 1649 in Ipswich. I find no birth, marriage, or death VR of Anthony or Robert anywhere in Essex County. For Anthony's 1st marriage to Elizabeth Whipple?, Torrey Marriages does not give
4. [MAESSEX] Ipswich Potters [1]
Hi Kathy, I perked up when I read your response to Dorothy, describing your Potter line. My mother was a Potter, so when I got interested in genealogy a few years ago, I started trying to trace that line. I found them living in Salem, Ipswich, Hamilton and Wenham, and going back to Robert Potter who came from Coventry, England (in 1600) and his son Anthony who was born, married and died in Ipswich. Do you know if there is a published genealogy of this line of Potters? My data is mostly from Famil
5. [MAESSEX] Lord [1]
Hello listers. I am looking for any information on the Lord family name. I have an Edward Lord married to a Helen Remick in our family and would like to know more about them. Thanks! Merry Christmas to All! "Death is but crossing the world, as friends do the seas. They live in one another still." William Penn --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.553 / Virus Database: 345 - Release Date: 12/18/2003
6. Re: [MAESSEX] Happy Holidays [1]
Merry Christmas to all the cousins and Godspeed to all our families in the New Year. Waring "Butch" Hills Mt. Pleasant, SC Descendent of New Englanders to Carolina before air conditioning was invented...it's 65 Xmas eve... __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? New Yahoo! Photos - easier uploading and sharing. http://photos.yahoo.com/
7. [MAESSEX] Gov. Endicott's house? [1]
Greetings! I'm wondering whether anyone on this list knows where Gov. Endicott (1558-1665) lived when he was governor. I believe it was in Salem, not Boston, but I'm wondering WHERE his house stood. (I presume that it is no longer standing.) I'm also looking for images (paintings, etc.) of Endicott's house. Please reply to me directly because I'll be unsubbing from the list. I appreciate your help. Mark E. Dixon Wayne, PA
8. [MAESSEX] Pomeroy family update [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/3EB.2ACE/1239 Message Board Post: Susan, Thank you very much for the information on my Pomeroy family. You provide probable cause to assume that my published sources--wich give no original sources--may have had Jesse's name wrong and that it really was Theodore. There are still more questions which I will have to look for answers to: for example, m
9. [MAESSEX] Look up please... PRESTON [1]
I'm not sure if anyone else is having trouble with Ancestry.com but it seems the past couple of days I can not view census images. My computer just freezes up. So I was wondering if someone would be able to look a couple for me in the 1900 & 1910 MA census. They are: They will probably be in Beverly, Essex County, MA John M. PRESTON, abt 69 (I have also seen it spelled Prescott) Lydia PRESTON, abt 65 Thanks for your help. Happy Holidays. Kathy Prior Executive Assistant Bayer HealthCare Technical Oper
10. [MAESSEX] VRs Info [1]
My thanks to those of who responded to my VR inquiry. I guess that Robert and Agnes may remain a mystery a while longer. Cheryl Cheryl Doran Girard Accounting & Administrative Resources PO Box 118 Jenner, CA 95450-0118 Telephone: 707-865-1181 Fax: 707-865-1182 Electronic Mail: fyrmom@sonic.net
11. [MAESSEX] John Emery Jr [1]
Betty, If you send me your SNAIL mail address, I'll forward a copy of the TAG article to you. Claudia Cridland
12. [MAESSEX] PARSONS, Minor Children 1805 Gloucester [1]
In the Essex County Probate Index by M L Sanborn I found Docket 23808 dated 8 Oct 1805 where Dorcas, Esther, George, John, Richard and Solomon were minors. Looking at the GVRs I cannot find parents that had all of these children after 1784. Does anyone know who were the parents of these children? TIA, bob gillis
13. Re: [MAESSEX] LUFKIN, Martha marr BROWN, Charles, Gloucester [1]
Please ignore this query. I found the answer in the Scituate on-line VRs and the two Charles are different people. bob gillis bob gillis wrote: > > A Charles Brown of Scituate married Martha Lufkin 2 Jan 1827 in > Gloucester and they had in Gloucester Charles Jr 1828, James Lufkin > 1830, Moses 1832 and Edwin Lewis 26 Aug 1837. > > A Charles Brown married Margaret Remby 28 Mar 1839. There is no death > for Martha Brown that might be Charles' wife. > > I think that Charles and family removed to Scitua
14. Re: [MAESSEX] Ipswich Potters [1]
Hi all, From: "Bob Carroll" Sent: Tuesday, December 23, 2003 8:42 AM > I rather doubt that Robert Potter came from England prior to 1633, if at > all, or that Anthony was born in Ipswich. I agree that Anthony was probably not born in Ipswich. On 12 Nov 1668 Anthony made a deposition in which he stated that he was aged about 40 years. See: Records and Files of the Quarterly Court of Essex Co. , vol IV, p. 82. This is probably why most secondary sources say he was born about 1628.
15. Re: [MAESSEX] IGI Batch Number Index for MA does any one have this link [1]
At 04:13 PM 12/3/2003 -0800, you wrote: >I am hoping to find the link to the site with >the LDS Batch numbers Index that includes >the Batch Numbers for the town records and films >that can be accessed for MA online. I used to have >it but now do not. Does anyone have this info and >can you send me the link or info..thanks Nancy, Here is what I saved.... http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hughwallis/IGIBatchNumbersNA/SPMassachusetts.htm#PageTitle Mariana Mariana Bean Ruggles MAESSEX Mail List Mana
16. [MAESSEX] Mary Larcom dtr of Thomas who married John Masury/Majory [1]
I am looking for the birth place of a Mary Larcom or variant spelling of the name who married John Masury or majory or variant spelling of the surname as well. Mary larcom supposedly was born 1675..but I do not know where.? She married John Masury/Majory and I do not have the location for that either. Can anyone look up on their MA CD's and see what it says about any of these people.? thank you in advance. Nancy __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Free Pop-Up Blocker - Get it now http://compa
17. [MAESSEX] Lemuel Tucker Gloucester [1]
Would anyone have any information about Revolutionary War service for Lemuel/Samuel Tucker of Gloucester? (the names seem to have been interchangeable). He was born 1754 in Gloucester, and his family moved to New Gloucester during the 1780's or so. There is a legend his father was killed at Bennington, but he appears to be the Lemuel in NG in 1790 and 1800, while his son was in Shepardsfield and Holmanton. A brother, William, was also a veteran. Anyone else researching these folks? Mahalo and take cre, Kevi
18. [MAESSEX] DAVIS in Essex CO. MA [1]
Found this while doing research in Grace church records. Grace DAVIS married Alfred BARRINGTON on 23 Nov 1880. Both resided in Lawrence,MA at the time of marriage. Edward DAVIS was confirmed 2 Jun 1861. James DAVIS was confirmed 6 Jul 1865. Winifred DAVIS was confirmed 6 Jul 1865. All three were confirmed by Rt Rev Manton EASTBURN, D.D. George DAVIS married Mary Ann WOLFENDALE on 21 jan 1856 . Both resided in Lawrence, MA at the time of marriage. James DAVIS lived on Newbury St. Larence,MA in Ward
19. Re: [MAESSEX] Robert Morgan Of Salem Massachusetts [1]
Hi Sue, I would be interested what "The Great Migration Begins" is all about. Please post to the list for anyone else who may be interested. Thanks. Kathy Prior Executive Assistant Bayer HealthCare Technical Operations - North America 973-254-4621 973-408-8122 (Fax) Kathleen.Prior.B@Bayer Travelingback@aol
20. [MAESSEX] John Clarke Saugus Ironworks [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3EB.2ACE/1240 Message Board Post: In the 9th volume of the Quarterly Court records on controversy over property previously owned by a John Clarke, servant of one of the Ironwork owners, there is a statement of a fence around farmer Dexter's barn. That fence is said to have been built by (Francis) Perry, father-in-law of John Clark. Torre has no John
21. Re: [MAESSEX] DALTONs in/around Salem [1]
Dorothy, Most of your surnames I do not have in my line but I do have extensive Potter's in my family but my Potter's are out of Ipswich and were there in the 1600's - early 1700's. Not sure if there is a connection there or not. My family was very prominent in Salem, Beverly, Ipswich, Hamilton and Wenham until the 1900's. Let me know if you think there may be a connection to the Ipswich Potter's. Take care and Happy Holidays. Kathy Prior Executive Assistant Bayer HealthCare Technical Operations - North
22. Re: [MAESSEX] Robert Morgan Of Salem Massachusetts [1]
Jeanne, I have Robert Morgan's parents as Sir. William Morgan and Elizabeth Morgan. I got this information from Ancestral files from The Fanily History Lib. in Salt Lake City. This is the only source that I have for his parents. I do have more information on Sir Williams Morgan's ancesters. Who do you have as his parents? I am a descendant of Robert Morgan brother, Miles Morgan. Richard Swank Jeanne M Morgan wrote: >I am lookinf for any records/ or documentation of family members of Ro
23. [MAESSEX] Millis Welcome Home Celebration [1]
I was looking on the Millis website and there are several pantograph photos of the Millis Home Coming Celebration Held Sept 7, 1946. I have a program from this celebration as my mother was a Wave in the Navy during World War II. She is in one of the photos in uniform. I was wondering if any list members know how I can get a copy of this photo. My mother is 80 and would love to see it. "Death is but crossing the world, as friends do the seas. They live in one another still." William Penn --- Outg
24. Re: [MAESSEX] William F. and Dolly E. Bickford of Lynn-information needed [1]
Kelly Wells wrote: > > If someone would happen to have access to early 20th century records I would greatly appreciate some assistance. I am trying to obtain the death certificates for my 3rd great grandparents, William and Dolly Bickford. They moved to Lynn from Brownfield, ME around 1890. They are in the 1900 census for Lynn but not 1910 so I believe that they must have died between 1900 and 1910.> Are you sure that they were not living in another town in 1910; with their birth dates I would agree they
25. [MAESSEX] Lack of Traffic [1]
Just a test to see if list is up and OK. Nothing since Saturday at 14.02. bob gillis
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