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1. DO [1]
Hi The Do might mean Dorchester ( just a quickie note) Bye Lonnie Xoa@aol.com
2. list admin please contact me [1]
I got a generic message when I joined the list. I would like to know who the list administrator is. Could he/she please contact me immediately. Nancy (Caswell) Simpson MAGenExchange: http://www.genexchange.org/state.cfm?state=ma State Coordinator CTGenexchange - Windham County County Coordinator http://www.genexchange.org/state.cfm?state=ct Be a volunteer- share your knowledge http://www.genexchange.org/volunteering.cfm Southern New England Ghost Hunters Society http://www.atlanticghost.itgo.com/sn
3. RE: GARDNER/WHITMARSH; Plymouth, MA; 1741 [1]
Thank you for the many posted and private responses to my original message. Some have suggested that Do means "ditto" but I am inclined to think that, in this case, the original record from which this was transcribed was cropped. Plymo obviously = Plymouth and Do probably = Dover, Norfolk Co., MA. No one seems to know why this record was published in the "Mayflower Descendant." -----Original Message----- From: Perry Streeter [mailto:perry@streeter.com] Sent: Saturday, March 31, 2001 10:14 PM To: ROOTS-L@
4. EARLE REPORT 1859 [1]
Go to http://www.google.com and type in "Earle Report 1859" and you'll come up with several links: Here's two. http://www.geocities.com/nipmucnet/nipmucearle1.html http://subject.lib.umn.edu/socsci/amindbib3.html Fred Frederick Dittmar http://www.dittmar.net/fred Mail List Administrator: MAPLYMOU-L@rootsweb.com DITTMAR-L@rootsweb.com : OKWASHITA-L@rootsweb.com NEW - County Coordinator - MAJOR County, Oklahoma - http://www.rootsweb.com/~okmajor/major.htm - WASHITA County, Oklahoma - http://www.roots
5. RE: GARDNER/WHITMARSH; Plymouth, MA; 1741 [1]
In the book: "Vital Records of Plymouth, Massachusetts to the year 1850" by Lee D vanAntwerp, 1993 Page 150. From: BOOK ONE [p 225] Marriages consummated by Saml. Bartlett Esq. Justice of the Peace for the County of Plymo. 1741, June 30 Mr. Ezra WHITMARSH or Plymo. & Mrs. Dorothy GARDNER of Plymo. at Plymo. ---------------------------- I've looked at the index and all the other male GARDNER names (15) and find none as a husband to Dorothy or as Dorothy as a child. I can not find a maiden name.
6. MAPLYMOU - JOHN WATERMAN [1]
I found a note on Internet that my ancestor JOHN WATERMAN (b. 19 Apr 1642, at Marshfield; died 14 Sep 1718 in Plympton, MA) was on a list of freemen (1670), served as a juror (1671, 1689, 1690), served on a coroner's jury (1675), and sold land in Marashfield (1687). He also left a will. My research both at our local library and at the Oklahoma Historical Society has not revealed the source/proof of such facts. I already have proof of birth/marriage/children/death, but need proof of the other facts listed
7. RE: GARDNER/WHITMARSH; Plymouth, MA; 1741 [1]
Fred, Harlow & Eugene: Thank you for your recent replies on this topic--you have been most helpful! Any further insights towards proving or refuting my theory that Dorothy (DYER) MINER was the dau. of James-5 & Dorothy (WHITMARSH) DYER, and thus the granddaughter of Ezra-4 & Dorothy (GARDNER) WHITMARSH would be sincerely appreciated. I have been seeking the will of James-5 DYER through "Random Acts..." volunteers but have had no luck to date. Perry 9. Allen-6 Miner (Jonathan Ransford-5, Jonathan-4, Th
8. Re: GARDNER/WHITMARSH; Plymouth, MA; 1741 [1]
----Original Message Follows---- From: "Perry Streeter" Reply-To: To: MAPLYMOU-L@rootsweb.com Subject: GARDNER/WHITMARSH; Plymouth, MA; 1741 Date: Sat, 31 Mar 2001 22:13:50 -0800 Marriage Record = Gardner, Dorothy, Mrs. of Do; and Mr Ezra Whitmarsh of Plymo, m. June 30, 1741 at Plymouth. (Mayflower Descendant-Vol 16-Oct 1914) Source = http://hometown.aol.com/Gardner476/MD.html Q. How (or if) was either Ezra or Dorothy (GARDNER) WHITMARSH a Mayflower descenda
9. England and Migration Debate [1]
There is a firestorm raging in England concerning the admission of migrants. (for England, understand it is the portion of the island below Scotland)* I thought the following might be interesting to the list, considering some of us are trying to find our "English" ancestry. I've also been reading a book "The English A Portrait of a People" by Jeremy Plaxman. The author says in so many words that the Englishman lives in a world of fantacy about who he is and what is typical of England. * From: Elizabeth
10. RE: GARDNER/WHITMARSH; Plymouth, MA; 1741 [1]
***Some have suggested that Do means "ditto" but I am inclined to ***think that, ***in this case, the original record from which this was transcribed was ***cropped. Plymo obviously = Plymouth and Do probably = Dover, ***Norfolk Co., ***MA. *** ***No one seems to know why this record was published in the "Mayflower ***Descendant." Perry, You must not have been able to look at the actual pages. In a series of six marriages recorded five of them read "of Do" for the bride. Each is of Plymouth for the
11. SAMSON - FINNEY [1]
Jeanne, Here is some data I found in " Vital Records of Plymouth, Massachusetts to the year 1850" by Lee D. van Antwerp - Picton Press, Me. 1993 [ Old Book One page 149] Page 101 Marriages solemnized by the Rev. Nathaniel Leonard at Plymouth. Ebenezer SAMPSON & Hannah HARLOW both of Plymouth married Sept 14, 1739 [Page 183] Page 123 The children of Ebenezer Sampson and Hanna his wife 1. Ebenezer Sampson born March 3d 1740 2. Elizabeth born July 24th 1741 3. Hannah Samson born Oct 2, 174
12. Rochester cemetery listing on-line [1]
Hi everyone: An inventory of Union Cemetery, Rochester, is now part of the Rootsweb cemetery database. This was announced in the latest Rootsweb newsletter: MASSACHUSETTS, Plymouth County, Rochester. Union Cemetery 230 records; Greg Vaut, Rochester (MA) Genealogy Club http://userdb.rootsweb.com/cemeteries/ You can do name searches of the database and it's free. Chris Chirokas Westford, MA
13. Earle Report 1859 [1]
Can one see a copy of this report online? If not, would the State Archives at Columbia Point be the place to go to see a copy of it? Thanks, Emilie
14. Ebenezer SAMPSON and Susanna FINNEY Family [1]
Hello: I am seeking informaion on the family of Ebenezer Sampson and Susanna Finney. Susanna Finney born circa 1766, daughter of Josiah Finney and Alice Barnes in Plymouth, Plymouth Cty, MA and Ebenezer Sampson born 1764 son of Ebenezer Sampson and Hannah Harlow in Plymouth, Plymouth Cty, MA. They married Oct 5, 1786 in Plymouth, Plymouth Cty, MA. They had children, Hannah, Olive and Ebenezer before the father, Ebenezer was lost at sea circa 1800. I am looking for information on what happened to S
15. Ellis Island Special [1]
Anyone with ancestors who came through Ellis Island might want to watch Primetime Thursday (ABC) tonight. They are doing a special on the new web pages. You think it was hard to get on before now it will be twice as bad. Fred Frederick Dittmar http://www.dittmar.net/fred Mail List Administrator: MAPLYMOU-L@rootsweb.com DITTMAR-L@rootsweb.com : OKWASHITA-L@rootsweb.com NEW - County Coordinator - MAJOR County, Oklahoma http://www.rootsweb.com/~okmajor/major.htm - County Coordinator - WASHITA
16. Julius R Churchill [1]
I am trying to find a date and location for the marriage of Julius R Churchill of Brockton and Zilpha Wharf of Provincetown c 1865; after their marriage they lived in Abington. Their daughter, Carrie Lee is my great grandmother. Marcia Briggs
17. Interesting Sites [1]
Here are some interesting research sites I've found while surfing and some sent to me by those on the page. 1.) Massachusetts Registries Directory. http://www.tiac.net/users/nmrd/dis1.html 2.) http://home.att.net/~Local_History/MA-Plymouth-Co.htm May contain commercial sites. Contact at you risk Check out before sending money. 3.) http://www.metronet.lib.mn.us/lc/list1.cfm?statex=Massachusetts -- Massachusetts Libraries More to come...... Thank you, Fred Frederick Dittmar http://www.di
18. I apologize [1]
I jumped the gun. The story is (I think on tomorrow night) on World News Tonight. My mistake, too much happening at once here. Fred Frederick Dittmar http://www.dittmar.net/fred Mail List Administrator: MAPLYMOU-L@rootsweb.com DITTMAR-L@rootsweb.com : OKWASHITA-L@rootsweb.com NEW - County Coordinator - MAJOR County, Oklahoma http://www.rootsweb.com/~okmajor/major.htm - County Coordinator - WASHITA County, Oklahoma http://www.rootsweb.com/~okwashit/ Genealogical Assistant & Board Member Ok
19. Mark WARNER 1784-1869 [1]
I'm looking for info on Mark WARNER b.1784 died about Jan 1839 in Onondaga, NY. Married 14 Nov 1811 to Anna BOLLES b. 5 Aug 1788 in MA, d. 14 Feb 1862 Jubilee, IL. He's been a brick wall for me, for awhile. Any info will be appreciated! Georgia MOSS jesusgem@yahoo.com __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Auctions - buy the things you want at great prices http://auctions.yahoo.com/
20. Re: GARDNER/WHITMARSH; Plymouth, MA; 1741 [1]
Ezra's Whitmarsh's father Ezra was my direct ancestor, who descended from Whitmarsh immigrants post-Pilgrim. In my genealogy, I can find no route to a Mayflower passenger. (His mother was Bathsheba Richards, and she descended from immigrants who also came after the Pilgrims.) Please let me know what your findings are. Thanks, 'Gene Nancy Simpson wrote: > ----Original Message Follows---- > From: "Perry Streeter" > Reply-To: > To: MAPLYMOU-L@rootsweb.com > Subjec
21. RE: GARDNER/WHITMARSH; Plymouth, MA; 1741 [1]
Fred and Perry, Fred, I think you are right that there is little room to doubt from the context that "Do" was "Ditto." I don't know if the Dorothy below is the right Dorothy, but the time, place, and her background make her a good candidate I would think. Bowman also published the VR for Marshfield, which is pretty much next to Plymouth, and there are three mentions of a Dorothy Gardner in MD who was born in Marshfield--here's one: "Dorothy, d. of James Gardner and mary (sic) his wife was born January
22. US GEN WEB Archives [1]
Here are some recent uploads of interest to the USGenWeb Archives. http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ma/plymouth/towns/eastbridgewater/cemetery/hudsontomb.txt http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ma/plymouth/towns/rochester/cemetery/hillsidecemetery.rtf http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ma/plymouth/towns/rochester/cemetery/hillsidecemetery.txt http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ma/plymouth/towns/rochester/cemetery/woodsidecemetery.rtf http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ma/plymouth/tow
23. Thank you for your help [1]
Hi Rick and Mary Bates, Thank you again for your help with the Mass Archives and my GGGranparents WHITE marriage in Brockton in 1869. I will be posting the info that I recieve. Margaret King Work At Home On Your Time. Lose Weight, Feel Great Ask Me How Meggo@JTSE.com
24. Re: GARDNER/WHITMARSH; Plymouth, MA; 1741 [1]
There is a Gardner Genealogy which probably would shed some light on the matter. For an on-line genealogy of part of the Gardner family, visit: http://www.usigs.org/library/books/ma/SalemV1-1924/Salm_p68.htm (I am transcribing the book by Sydney Perley for USIGS and placing it in an html shell.) In there, "Dorcas" was ("Dorothy?") dau of Lt. Thomas Gardner. However, she probably married m. Robert Carver. I know Ezra Whitmarsh, the son of one of my ancestors, as Captain Ezra. However it would not be wr
25. Re: I apologize [1]
Fred- I appreciate the the "notice" of these things as life is very busy for us and we could miss things we really want to see or hear. Keep up the notices of "things of possible interest". As much as I wish I could spend all day on genealogy, I can only only spent a minimum of time time on genealogy lately and need the services of a second "eye" as to the upcoming TV programs. Barbara In Portland, Oregon. Fred Dittmar wrote: > I jumped the gun. The story is (I think on tomorrow night) on World > News
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