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1. [PLY/MA] Harden/Simmons [1]
Hey guys I have hardly anything on this family. Alfred Howard Simmons b. 1861 in Plymouth. Son of George Washington Simmons and Sarah Brown Shaw. He married Idella Harden. I don't know anything about her except that at the time of the 1880 Census, Idella was at State School in Lancaster, Worcester. They had the following children: 1. Charles Howard b. 1890. Married Miriam Willett. 2. Harold Bertrand b. 1895 3. Edith b. 1896 4. Ethel b. 1896 5. Earl Clifford b. 1899 Anyone out there have anythin
2. Re: [PLY/MA] President Abraham Lincoln genealogy from the England and MA [1]
While it is simpler to trace a lineage thru a male surname, such as Lincoln, (see below), it can be most rewarding, and also fruitful for making connections, if one can trace the wives of a particular family line. For instance, a trace of the Hanks family, (Nancy H. was the mother of Abraham Lincoln) indicates she is a descendant of William the Conqueror. William, thru his wife Maud (or Matilda) was also the common ancestor of George Washington and of Winston Churchill. I have found that in general
3. [PLY/MA] Look-Up Request: LINCOLN.....HOAR....ALLEN...RICE [1]
I hope you dont mind my sharing this with my Massachusetts Bay Colony mailing list,also the Plymouth County mailing lsit, there could be someone who could assist you. -- >Look in this book or resource: Directory of the Heads of New England >Families 1620-1700; Frank R.Holmes,NY,1923<< ---- LINCOLN: Most of the early Lincolns were in Hingham,Mass. 1. DANIEL: b.Hingham,Eng. 1619;settled 1644 at Hingham 2. ROBERT: laborer at Boston,Mass.1646 3. SAMUEL: weaver,b.Hingham,Eng.,1619; came to Salem,Mass 16
4. [PLY/MA] BARDEN, Middleboro, MA [1]
hi, i am doing this research because my house sits upon what was once BARDEN land. i live in the Barden Hills section of M'Boro. i've traced our home/early land back to Scot BARDEN, son of John BARDEN & Hannah CHAMBERLAIN. the deed i'm referring to was transferred (from Scot B.) in 1848. before that deed (as well as that deed itself) , they no longer mention previous deeds. thus, i have all of the deeds scot has bought/inherited ... and hope to find a link between our land and the once BARDEN lan
5. [PLY/MA] Bridgewater, Mass/James Keith Family/1662 [1]
I am trying to locate a family history book for the James Keith who was the first minister of Bridgewater who came to America about 1662. I am looking for a history that might follow his descendents through to Maine and Illinois. I am especially interested in Hampden Keith who was born in 1776 in Bridgewater and married to a Sally who was born in 1772. They relocated to Vassalboro, Maine about 1800 or so and I am following the line of Hampdens son Howard C. Keith who first moved to Michigan and then to
6. Re: [PLY/MA] Whitman Newspapers [1]
At 10:21 PM 9/13/2003 -0600, Karen and Steve Riley wrote: >In a Whitman paper, there was a story in April 1951. > >Can anyone tell us where we might begin to look? What papers were around >and if they are microfilmed for that time? The Boston Public Library does not list any newspapers published in Whitman in any year, and doesn't list any papers published in Abington in that period. The most likely source for the article would be the Brockton Daily Evening Enterprise and Brockton Times, now called, s
7. Re: [PLY/MA] Isaac Howland - 1649 - 1724 [1]
At 10:27 AM 9/11/03 -0400, SnowBeri@aol.com wrote: > Isaac HOWLAND, son of John Howland of the Plymouth > Colony, married Elizabeth VAUGHAN about 1676. >>>snip<<< > Does anyone know anything about Elizabeth's parents? She was dau. of George Vaughan and Elizabeth Hincksman (NEHGR 6:347; MD 18:115-117; TAG 23:24-26), bp. 31-May-1657 at Scituate with two brothers (NEHGR 57:85). She and her husband are named in her father's will (MD 18:115-117). Dale H. Cook, Member, NEHGS USGenWeb Plymouth County MA Towns
8. Re: [PLY/MA] President Abraham Lincoln genealogy from the England and MA [1]
In a message dated 9/29/2003 9:23:54 AM Mountain Daylight Time, hubfam@earthlink.net writes: While it is simpler to trace a lineage thru a male surname, such as Lincoln, (see below), it can be most rewarding, and also fruitful for making connections, if one can trace the wives of a particular family line. For instance, a trace of the Hanks family, (Nancy H. was the mother of Abraham Lincoln) indicates she is a descendant of William the Conqueror. William, thru his wife Maud (or Matilda) was also the
9. [PLY/MA] Re: [VERMONT] DUNBAR.....JAMES [1]
Rod: I am a direct descendant of ROBERT DUNBAR of Bridgewater,Mass JOHN-4 DUNBAR removed to Grantham, NH about 1790-1800. His wife was MARY KEITH, dau of Josiah and Ruth (Manley) Keith. Others moved to Vermont (no Samuel)and to Maine. I looked through my documents and I dont have any Samuel marrying Hannah James....(some how that name "james" sounds familar and I dont know why) There is an early JAMES family........ Cynthia -------------------------------------------- > Looking for information o
10. [PLY/MA] BARDEN of Middleboro, 1600's [1]
Hello, I wanted to add this info to my previous questions about the BARDENs of Middleboro (MA). It does give me the date of immigration (1638). Thus, either his b/day is earlier than I heard, or he travelled as a child. Please see bit below. Betty G. Middleboro (CAPS on surnames are mine) _History of Middleboro_ 974.4T WES (Title page is gone -- I believe the author is Weston.) p. 302 Barden Hills Across the river, east of the Four Corners, is the neighborhood long known as BARDEN Hills. The old
11. [PLY/MA] Willett [1]
Hi All Isaac Willet and Cordelia (unknown). they lived in the Hanson/Whitman areas. They had the following children 1. Carrie b. 1851 2. Henry b. 1853 3. Watson b. 1855 m. Mary and they had a son Arthur. 4. Fred b. 1857 He had a daughter Gertrude C. 5. Ira b. 1859 6. Frank b. 1861. He married Addie Stephenson. She starved herself to death in 1901. I found a very interesting newspaper article about it. He remarried to Mary. I'm not sure when. He had three kids to Addie. Miriam, Gladys and F
12. [PLY/MA] Bridgewater, Plymouth Co., MA - Old Grave-yard Epitaphs [1]
Thanks to Coralynn Brown, the Epitaphs from the Old Cemetery in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co., MA, are now on line at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jdevlin/ Jane Devlin Lake Orion, MI DUNHAM - WILCOX - TROTT - KIRK over 900 data files from CT, MA, RI, NJ, NY & MI
13. [PLY/MA] E.Wareham & Marshfield cemeteries [1]
Can anyone tell me the locations (with directions) of cemeteries in E. Wareham/Agawam Neck and as well, "Marshfield Hills Cemetery" and "Webster Cemetery" both in Marshfield? I'll be in the area next week and am trying to find locations of the cemeteries I have to visit to save me some time. I've checked the rootsweb Tombstone Project for MA already. Thanks, Susan E. Roser www.rootsweb.com/~canms/canada.html
14. [PLY/MA] Whitman Newspapers [1]
Hi All One more post for today. In a Whitman paper, there was a story in April 1951.(we think this is correct). The headline was something along the lines of MacArthur arrives home and so does Trey. MacArthur was ordered home from Korea by the President. The story was also about my husband's uncle's dog. Warren Simmons had lost Trey at the Cape so I am told and it took him a week to find his way home. (Trey not Warren). Anyway....Warren has been very ill this year and we thought it might be nice to fi
15. Re: [PLY/MA] Marshfield cemeteries [1]
hi, i am related to the OAKMANs of Marshfield. my line is: samuel OAKMAN (1727) m. deb TURNER eunice OAKMAN (c. 1761) m. thomas RUGGLES john RUGGLES (1785) m. harriet TOMPKINS john a. RUGGLES (1825) m. susan read NICHOLS john a. RUGGLES (1856) m. clara lavinia WILDE john w. RUGGLES (1900), my grandfather my father me a few years ago (maybe 7 years? ago) , i remember finding the OAKMAN stones. i'll have to research where i was when i found them. i remember it being a small place, hilly, and i could b
16. Re: [PLY/MA] Help: West Street, Hingham [1]
At 01:07 AM 9/23/2003 -0400, Eugene Hubbard wrote: >Can someone tell me what the name of West Street in Hingham now is? (I'm >trying to find if a location described as the intersection of West Street >and Fort Hill Road is in the 1st parish of Hingham or in the West Parish of H.) It is "West St." West St. is very short - it is a continuation to the east of Beal St., and runs from the intersection of North St. east to the point where Fort Hill St. becomes South St. Dale H. Cook Member, NEHGS US
17. Re: [PLY/MA] Street Question [1]
Dear Fred: Use "Mapquest" on the internet. I use street number 100 for a location. It frequently works! See results below. Regards, 'Gene Hubbard http://www.mapquest.com/directions/main.adp?go=1&do=nw&2ex=1&src=maps&ct=NA&1y=US&1a=1394+Milford+Terrace&1p=&1c=Teaneck&1s=nj&1z=07666&1ah=&2s=MA&2c=Plymouth&2ic=31&2ex=1&2g=oRe34EpdGA4%253d&2y=US&2l=32Nff6byAqk%253d&lr=2&x=56&y=7 Frederick M. Dittmar wrote: > I have a copy of the 1880 census for my family in Plymouth and on the > left side of the page
18. Re: [PLY/MA] Bridgewater, Mass/James Keith Family/1662 [1]
At 04:21 PM 9/24/2003 +0700, Frank Cullison wrote: >I am trying to locate a family history book for the James Keith who was the >first minister of Bridgewater who came to America about 1662. I am looking >for a history that might follow his descendents through to Maine and >Illinois. Frank - I am not aware of any book treating all the branches of Keith descendants. About Hampden Mitchell says: "Hampden (s. of Simeon 48) m. Sarah, D. of Joseph Bassett Esq. 1799, and had Hannah 1801, James 1803, and we
19. [PLY/MA] Help: West Street, Hingham [1]
Can someone tell me what the name of West Street in Hingham now is? (I'm trying to find if a location described as the intersection of West Street and Fort Hill Road is in the 1st parish of Hingham or in the West Parish of H.) Thank you. -- ** This email and attachments have been scanned for content and viruses and is believed to be clean **
20. [PLY/MA] Marshfield cemeteries [1]
Thanks to those who answered my post this morning. To the questions raised - I have found mention of a family of Oakmans buried at "Marshfield Hills" and two Thomas people buried at the "Webster Cemetery". (Source: "Old Cemeteries of Southeastern Massachusetts") Further on the Webster cemetery - two inscriptions from this cemetery came from NEHGR which cited "From the Burial Ground on the Hill, Sometimes Called Winslow Burial Ground" - however the previously mentioned source calls it the Webster Cemeter
21. [PLY/MA] Chilmark, Dkes County, MA [1]
The marriages for Chilmark in Dukes County to 1850 are now complete, along with the births to 1850. There are a lot of people from Bristol, Plymouth and Barnstable Counties included in these records. Some are marriages and some are intents. If you have a marage in one of these counties and don't know where one of the perple came from they may be listed hear. Location: http://www.rays-place.com/town/ma/chilmark/index.htm Cheers Ray Brown http://www.rays-place.com
22. [PLY/MA] Street Question [1]
I have a copy of the 1880 census for my family in Plymouth and on the left side of the page is listed "Bates Street". I can not find this street listed on anything I have. I've been through the 1905+ Poll Tax Books, some early Town Reports and several of Wm. Davis Books published in 1883 and 1885 finding no listing. Does anyone have any idea where this street may have been? Thanks in advance -- Fred Frederick M. Dittmar Diggin' Deep Genealogy Research Service Box 2601 - Norman, Oklahoma 73070-2
23. [PLY/MA] Re: Hampden Keith [1]
Frank, The Book "KEITH: Collected Genealogies of Keith, Keeth & Keath Families in North America," compiled by The Keith Genealogy Book Project, Laurence A. "Larry" Keith, Editor & Project Coordinator, (Published by Gateway Press Inc., Baltimore, MD, 1997), is an exhaustive compendium of genealogies submitted by researchers the world over, concerning the offspring of the Rev. James Keith (1643-1719), First Minister of Bridgewater, Plymouth Co., MA. I have a copy of this publication, as I am descendant o
24. [PLY/MA] President Abraham Lincoln genealogy from the England and MA [1]
Dear Listers: If you are fortunate to have any Lincoln's in your genealogy you wonder if you might connect to "honest abe" LIncoln. Well, if you have the connections to Edward Lincoln and Bridget Gilman of England you can. If you connect to their son Samuel Lincoln who married Martha Lyford, you can. If you connect through their son Mordecai Lincoln who married Sarah Jones, you can. Pres. Abraham Lincoln did not descend through Thomas. Nancy __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? The New Yahoo!
25. [PLY/MA] Query Hingham Water Works. [1]
Author George Lincoln speaks of a Water Works Company on South Street in Hingham when he published in 1898. My question is, where was (or is) the Company? a) in the village of Hingham; b) the village of West Hingham; c) or the village of Hingham Center? If one does not know about the distinction of villages of the past, and the Water Works still exists, can someone tell me the nearest street intersection with South Street that the Water Works is on? Many thanks for your help. -- ** This email and
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