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1. Obit for Either Cambridge or Sommerville MA [1]
I looked for a volunteer (none listed) to get an obit for Eunice Augusta NORRIS, who died Dec. 1 1898. She was married to George Norris and is buried in Cambridge, MA. I do not need the obit, but the information contained in it, such as marriage date, children, etc. I think her maiden name was Hartshorn, or else she may have been married before . Margaret Lookup Volunteer for St Joseph Co., IN
2. Question about New Salem, Massachusetts. [1]
List members, Was there a New Salem, MA in the early colonial times other than Salem in Essex County? Is there a Franklin County with such a village/town in early colonial times perhaps near Marshfield, MA? Thanks. Don Beattie in Maine.
3. Re: [MAESSEX] PARSONS / DOHERTY [1]
The 1870 census of Rockport shows John N. and Mary A. Doherty John N. Doherty, aged 46, born Nova Scotia Mary A., aged 38 Elias A, aged 14 Mary, aged 11 Isaac, aged 9 Sarah, aged 6 John S., aged 4 George C., aged 2. The birth record for Mary E. Doherty on Nov 18, 1858 at Rockport gives the parents as John E. and Abigail. Says John E. was born in Ireland. The birth record for Elias on Dec 4, 1855 at Rockport gives the parents as John E. and Sarah. (This may be a copying error as the parents of the next
4. Treadwells in Ipswich [1]
Hi - new to the list but I'm heavily into genealogy. I know that the early (in the colonies) Treadwell clan had some roots in Ipswich. Can anyone lead me to sources? Thanks Don Treadwell Please read all three of my Home Pages http://DONTREADWELL.homestead.com/MUSINGS.html http://DONTREADWELL.homestead.com/musingsartdecocorner.html http://DONTREADWELL.homestead.com/MUSINGSHARMONY.HTML Revised October 2, 2004
5. Re: [MAESSEX] George S. BLISS [1]
These camps are just outside of Greenville. We are not related to George Bliss, we were just looking for information on him to be able to tell people a little about the person who wrote the journals that are in her possession. He travelled to ME to fish, but came from Lynn, MA, as far as we can judge, that is why I put it on this list. The journals are also available to read on the web:http://www.blissjournals.com/ Linda Thanks for responding! Nacelod@aol.com wrote: > >In a message dated 3/26/20
6. Re: [MAESSEX] Holt and Rowe [1]
Mariana, Now that Ancestry has an every-name index for 1900 for MA, I was able to find Horace living in Arlington, MA. His parents are Ira W. and Ida M. He has a brother Harold W. and a sister, Fanny E. Horace was born July 1885; Harold, Oct 1896, and Fanny, Nov 1888. Horace was born in NH, but the two younger children were born in MA. Ira and Ida have been married for 16 years. She had 5 children of whom 3 are still living. Ira is a school teacher. They live on Mass Avenue in Arlington, #362. They
7. Re: [MAESSEX] Rev. War Bounty Land? [1]
Diana: I didn't think about Heritage Quest. I can access it. thanks, Charles ----- Original Message ----- From: "Diana Nelson" To: Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2005 10:51 AM Subject: Re: [MAESSEX] Rev. War Bounty Land? > HeritageQuest has put the Rev. War bounty application cards online
8. RE: [MAESSEX] Haverhill Library Woes [1]
The Amherst, New Hampshire library is alive and kicking. Their subscriptions to Ancestry.com and HeritageQuest.com have saved me a lot of research hours over the years. In addition, as there is a dearth of meeting space in our little village, the library is usually a beehive of activity and, other than the village market, one of the primary social hot-spots, not to mention one of the wireless hotspots! Jeff Hall Amherst, NH -----Original Message----- From: Diana Nelson [mailto:diananel@ix.netcom.com] Se
9. Re: [MAESSEX] Cape Ann [1]
Cape Anne MA includes the towns of Rockport, Gloucester, Manchester by the Sea, Essex, and maybe Ipswich Ma as well. (Manchester by the Sea is the correct name not just Manchester as that is in NH). Barb
10. Re: [MAESSEX] Haverhill Library Woes [1]
Good day, everyone. :-) The plight of the Haverhill Library, and, indeed, all libraries, is of deep concern to everyone, not just genealogists. Obviously, Haverhill is particularly important as it has one of the finest genealogical collections in the State - not to mention one of the most knowlegable men around in the Special Collections section. One step is to begin an active mailing program to those who control the funds. If someone in Massachusetts will get me the names of all MA legislators,
11. Re: [MAESSEX] information on John Clarke (NACELOD) [1]
Don: I get the following when trying to answer your email. Nacelod - This member is currently not accepting e-mail from your account. Jim
12. RE: Silver/Hale [1]
Here's a Thomas Silver who was an early settler of Ipswich, MA: http://john-slaughter.rootsweb.com/IpswichHistory/HOI01.html#page9 Also, this was on Google along with 82 other citations for ("thomas silver" "mary williams" Note the quotations to keep those terms with each other) Thomas SILVER was born on 26 MAR 1658 in Newbury, Essex County, Massachusetts. (SOURCE: Early Vital Records of Essex County, Massachusetts to 1850 for Newbury.) He died on 26 AUG 1695 in Haverhill, Essex County, Massachusetts. (S
13. Re: [MAESSEX] TAYLOR......BAKER...WHITTRIDGE....HASKELL/HASCALL [1]
Brenda Make a copy of the following so you'll have it as you progress in your research. -- In the old records Taylor could be spelled Taylour or Tailor/Tailer ------------------------------------------- There were many Taylors (plus various spellings) and will list them, perhaps one is yours. - --Anthony was a feltmaker, b. Eng 1608 at Hampton, New Hampshire,1644; he removed to Dover, NH in 1671; died Nov.4,1687 - Abraham, freeman at Concord,1690 - Daniel, at Saybrook, Conn.1689 - Edw
14. Re: [MAESSEX] Url for good maps [1]
kelley wrote: >Jonathan was a pastor of a congregational church, but I haven't been able to >locate which one to write to for records. > He is listed as Rev Jonathan in the VR of Sharon, MA, so I suppose he was the minister at the First Congregational Church of Sharon, which coincidentally is the church in which I was brought up. The Congregational Archives in Boston don't list the records of the Sharon church, so perhaps you could simply write to Sharon. The archives do list New Bedford. http:
15. Re: [MAESSEX] Cape Ann [1]
Cape Ann is an ill defined peninsula on the north shore of Massachusetts consisting loosely of Ipswich, Essex, Gloucester, Rockport and Manchester. The towns on the Cape vary according to which town your in and their area predjudices. Bruce W. Lord bwlord11@comcast.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "yvonne" To: Sent: Saturday, March 12, 2005 8:48 PM Subject: Re: [MAESSEX] Cape Ann > Ron, > > Cape Ann is an area of Ipswich, MA > > > von51@charter.ne
16. Re: MAESSEX-D Digest V05 #63 - Naming Patterns [1]
Naming Practices of the Past Naming patterns have been used throughout history. The one that most directly affects us in America is the one brought to the colonies from England and Wales during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. There were no rules concerning this practice, but it was adhered to by many. Many times a middle name may be a mother's maiden name, a practice to insure that her name was perpetuated in her new family. Here is the most common pattern: The first son was named
17. Boston Pilot Newpaper [1]
From the new website: From October 1831 through October 1921, the Boston Pilot newspaper printed a b
18. Haverhill, Essex County MA Marriages online [1]
The Havrhill Marriages to 1850 are now complete at my web site. Coralynn Brown typed these up for all of you to use. This makes all the births and marriages completed. If you also have family from Vermont I have reciently added a little over half of the 1790 census for Rutland County. I have to get new copies of a few pages before I finish that. This is joining Addison and Bennington Counties that are completed.Rutland County is being done a little diferant, looks the same, but all towns are in toget
19. Re: [MAESSEX] Divorce Records [1]
At 10:26 AM 3/2/2005, you wrote: >Steve, > >There's information at: http://www.mass-doc.com/divorce_research.htm Yes, I have used mass-doc before and it is quite useful, but divorce records are $45 apiece and I have several I am looking for. They will abstract a death record and e-mail the results for only $20.
20. Re: [MAESSEX] Essex - Yorkshire UK Connection [1]
Of course I meant Christian names, not surnames. Not thinking too clearing this a.m. Sarah
21. John Cheever b. 23 may 1738 Salem [1]
Hi I find a John Cheever, b. 23 may 1738 in Salem, Ma to Benjamin Cheever and Mercy Wilkins. Does anyone know when/who he married/when he died? His uncles moved to Dracut where their father, Ezekiel owned land. Trying to see if this John cheever is my Mary's first husband. Thank you Sue windsor CT
22. Re: [MAESSEX] Question about New Salem, Massachusetts. [1]
In a message dated 3/20/2005 12:11:42 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, harlowchandler@earthlink.net writes: Ashford, CT has nothing to do with Plymouth Colony, which was history in 1691. I agree, Plymouth was finished as a separate colony at least by 1691/2 and part of the Mass Bay Colony thereafter. Nonetheless, there may have been parts of CT in the former Plymouth colony and probably parts of CT in the Mass Bay Colony, originally. Hooker, as I recall, was from the Boston area before he wen
23. Re: Ellsworths of Rowley [1]
JONATHAN ELLSWORTH4 of Avon, Maine ((son of Jonathan3, Jeremiah2, Jeremiah1) apparently lived in Strong, Maine for some time before moving on to Avon. Have you checked the records in that area? In a message dated 3/21/2005 11:17:16 AM Central Standard Time, MAESSEX-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: Date: Mon, 21 Mar 2005 07:22:54 -0500 From: "Jim Daly" To: MAESSEX-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <001101c52e10$b648b5a0$fbed0944@D480LR41> Subject: Ellsworths of Rowley Content-Type: text/plain;
24. Re: [MAESSEX] New Ezekiel Andrews [1]
Linda, was there a marriage or death for this Ezekiel Andrews??? I am looking for an Ezekiel Andrews and wife Alice, parents of Margaret Andrews, born in Boston, 24 August. 1794. (Family Bible record). thanks in advance. Ruth T. in NH ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, March 30, 2005 11:15 AM Subject: Re: [MAESSEX] New Ezekiel Andrews > I have not been involved in the Ezekiel Andrews discussion before, but > have a book listing him as
25. Rowley Church ca 1733 [1]
What was the name of the Church at Rowley, MA ca 1733? Are the records online? Or, who holds the records? thanks, Charles
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