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1. [MAWORCES] "F" Names of volume 4 [1]
History of Worcester and Its People/Charles Nutt Fay, John (464) Fay, James E. (464) Fay, Dr. John J. (464) Fuller, James Almon (490) Fuller, Robert Lesure (658) Frost, Edward Eastman (490) Fallon, Michael Francis (522) Fay, John P. (495) Fay, P. Walter (748) Foster, Marcus Llewellyn (527) Foster, Allyn King (605) Fisher, Charles Allen (599) Franks, Edward Ellery (609) Fowler, Rufus Bennett (611) Farnsworth, Calvin (614) Farnsworth, George Bartlett (614) Fleming, Garrett (621) Frederickson, Carl F. (664)
2. [MAWORCES] Albert Samuel Heywood biography [1]
"History of Worcester and Its People" by Charles Nutt; Volume 3 page 267 President of the Heywood Boot and Shoe Company, was born in Worcester, May 31, 1867, son of Samuel R. and Harriet Butler (Milliken) Heywood. He attended the public schools of this city and prepared for college in the high school and Worcester Academy. He became a student in the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, from which he graduated in the class of 1892. He intended to follow the profession of electrical engineering
3. Re: [MAWORCES] Daniel E. Denny biography; Part 2 [1]
Dear Marcia, That is 'wunnerful'! I can't believe he had a 'three-parter' biography! Thank you so much again for your continuing kindness and generosity to so many people, especially yours truly, Geoffrey Woollard in Cambridgeshire, England (researching DENNYs on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean).
4. [MAWORCES] Collins Williams Chittenden biography Part 2 [1]
He was born in Springfield, Vermont, Jan. 3, 1838, and was educated at Athol, Mass., where he attended the local public schools, his parents having removed to the latter place in his infancy. After completing his studies at these institutions,he went to Templeton, Mass., and there learned the trade of tinsmith. It was while he was at Templeton that the Civil War broke out, whereupon Mr. Chittenden, who had inherited an ardent patriotism along with his other virtues from his forebears, enlisted as a priv
5. [MAWORCES] "T" Names of volume 4 [1]
History of Worcester and Its People by Chares Nutt Taylor, Lucian Arnold (498) Townsend, John (503) Tinsley, John Francis (511) Taylor, Henry C. (525) Taylor, Arthur B. (856) Trulson, Hans (535) Trulson, Martin (878) Tideman, Carl G. (552) Turner, Charles Salisbury (558) Tilton, Henry Odin (566) Thomas, Benjamin Franklin (563) Thomas, Carl C.T. (677) Taber, Jesse Partelow (567) Thayer, Eli (577) Thayer, John Alden (580) Tupper, Clarence Edgar (639) Tupper, George Lemuel (713) Timme, Augustus Frederick (
6. [MAWORCES] Update on biographies [1]
Thank you all so much for being so patient. I just wanted to let you know that I have just finished transcribing the remaining requests, and they are: Edward Blake Dolliver Collins Williams Chittenden Cephas N. Walker John Partridge Warren John William Warren John F. Murray I will post these people's biographies as soon as I can. And thank you for your kind remarks. Marcia
7. [MAWORCES] Samuel Richardson Heywood biography, Part 2 [1]
Mr. Heywood was a director of the Central National Bank from 1865 to 1903; from 1864, when the People's Bank was founded, to July 1884, he was trustee and member of the finance committee, and from that time until he died he was it's president. He was for many years a director of the Cotton and Woolen Mutual Insurance Company of Boston. Public spirited and well informed, he took a keen interest in public affairs. He cast his first vote for James G. Birney, the Free Soil candidate for president, and
8. [MAWORCES] Re: Brackett's Funeral Home in Brunswick, Maine [1]
In a message dated 7/27/03 4:08:11 PM Eastern Daylight Time, MAWORCES-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > Smith College just sent me their file on Lucy ('06) and it included > an obit from the Brunswick paper that cited Brackett's Funeral Home and > said she was to be interred in North Oxford. I did not turn up > Bracketts on my internet search, but your assistance did. I have queried > Bracketts and am waiting for a response. I'm not sure I'm following your discussion clearly, so maybe you already kno
9. [MAWORCES] GOVE in Jefferson [1]
Margie: In the 1950s, I knew a Charles Gove who lived in Jefferson and not on Jefferson St in Worcester. Jefferson is or was part of the town of Holden, MA Arline (Taylor) Larson Native of Paxton, Worcester County, MA; living in Florida arline7@bellsouth.net
10. [MAWORCES] Hope Cemetery (Worcester) staffing problems... [1]
Since there was a recent thread about staffing problems at Hope Cemetery, I thought the list would be interested in this article from today's (5 July 2003) Worcester Telegram & Gazette. ============================================= Relatives fight weeds, grass at cemetery Reduced city laborer staff losing the battle at Hope Martin Luttrell TELEGRAM & GAZETTE STAFF Along with flowers and prayers, visitors at Hope Cemetery increasingly are toting lawn mowers, weed trimmers and clippers to keep their love
11. [MAWORCES] Athol, Lawrence [1]
Birth's John, s. Joseph and Susannah, bap. Sept. 2, 1770 Nathan, s. Joseph and Susannah, bap. July 5, 1772 Death's LAWRENCE, Mrs._______, Aug. 21, 1849, a. 26
12. [MAWORCES] Milford Mass [1]
Margie, This book: Vital records of Milford, Massachusetts to the year 1850. Has your names in it. Are you interested? Judy
13. Re: [MAWORCES] Worcester Probate Indexes [1]
Dream on! (1) When did Sarah live? Have you checked the MA VR for Athol, Hardwick and Old Furnace [which I find listed as a Worchester Co., Post Office in Bahn's Americran Place Names of Long Ago which means it was probably a part of some other town] to find a marriage for her? The microfilmed marriage indexes go up to about 1900 by 5 year increments so her husband should be identified and checking his marriage record should identify Sarah's maiden name. Sarah might be listed in an index under her married
14. Re: [MAWORCES] Re: connections? [1]
> This may be a silly question, but is there any obvious connection > between Brunswick, Maine and Worcester, like a business with offices in > both in the mid-1800s or some other strong connection? << Is it possible that your ancestor could have been an immigrant from French Canada ? that could be the connection you seek. There are stong French communities in Maine, southern NH, central Mass.,and Rhode Island. My ancestors came from St.Francois,Montmagny,Quebec, Canada in 1866-7, first sett
15. [MAWORCES] Edward Whitney biography [1]
History of Worcester and Its People by Charles Nutt; Voume 3 page 152 Dealer in stationery, was born in Westminster, Aug. 12, 1834, died Feb. 5, 1897, broher of George Clarkson Whitney, and son of John Whitney. He attended the public schools of his native town. In 1852, at the age of 18 years, he went to New York City and for 4 years was employed in the Metropolitan Bank. In 1856 he came to Worcester and became a partner of his brother, Sumner A. Whitney, in the stationery business, having a store
16. [MAWORCES] Peleg Emory Aldrich biography [1]
"History of Worcester and Its People" by Charles Nutt; Volume 3 page 169 Lawyer, mayor in 1862, Justice of the Superior Court, was born in New Salem, Mass., July 24, 1813, and died in Worcester, March 14, 1895, son of Peleg and Salley (Crosett) Aldrich. He descended from the pioneer George Aldrich, who was born in England; came with the first settlers and founders of Dorchester before 1636, died in 1682 at Mendon, were his descendants have been numerous and prominent. Peleg E. Aldrich received
17. Re: [MAWORCES] Voting Ticket from Where ? [1]
>Date: Sun, 20 Jul 2003 20:02:10 -0400 >From: "Arline Larson" >To: MAWORCES-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <001201c34f1b$555d3930$0101a8c0@dell> >Subject: [MAWORCES] Voting Ticket from Where ? >Content-Type: text/plain > >In between the pages of a book, once belonging to a family ancestor, I >found a very old, brittle paper which had no date written on it. >It listed Republican Ticket and Democratic Ticket plus a blank column. >Names under the Republican Ticket...... >Town Clerk: John W
18. Re: [MAWORCES] Old Milford Mass News [1]
Margy, Feel safe. Milford is in Worc. County! Carl Hommel ----- Original Message ----- From: "Margy Bousman" To: Sent: Wednesday, July 30, 2003 9:55 AM Subject: Re: [MAWORCES] Old Milford Mass News > > > To be completely honest, I don't even know if Milford is in Worc. County! > I > > know Hopkinton isn't, so perhaps this wouldn't be appropriate for the > Worc. > > list. Just let me know. > > > > Margie > > Hi, > > I'd love to see anything you find on Mi
19. [MAWORCES] John Partridge Warren biography [1]
"History of Worcester and Its People" by Charles Nutt; Volume 3 page 134 Manager of the E.R. Mitchell Dental Depot, was born in Worcester, Feb. 24, 1879, son of John William and Caroline (Partridge) Warren. He was educated here in the public schools. At the age of 15 he became an errand boy for Charles H. Page of the C.H. Page Electric Company. After 2 years, he became a clerk in the office of the American Steel & Wire Company, remaining in the employ of that concern for 10 years. During the next 5 y
20. [MAWORCES] "H" Names of volume 4 [1]
History of Worcester and Its People by Charles Nutt Henderson, Plummer Joel (453, 876) Hunt, Ernest Leroy (475) Harrington, Benjamin Franklin (488) Harrington, Henry Augustus (489) Harrington, Charles Arthur (691) Hill, Charles A. (507) Hill, Edwin H. (509) Houghton, Hannibal Hamlin (513) Heath, Frank M. (524) Huot, Napoleon Peter (530) Hodge, Franklin Stuart (536) Herrick, Robert Frederick (559) Hawes, Frederick Anton (571) Hardy, William Seymour (581) Hartz, John Fritz (588) Hull, Samuel Elias (593) Hi
21. [MAWORCES] Re: MAWORCES-D Digest V03 #159 [1]
Hi: Do you know off hand what the FHL Film # is? ruth -----Original Message----- From: MAWORCES-D-request@rootsweb.com To: MAWORCES-D@rootsweb.com Date: Thursday, July 17, 2003 2:03 AM Subject: MAWORCES-D Digest V03 #159
22. [MAWORCES] Lookup Blackstone Marriages 1845-1900 RUMRILL, PALMER, FOSTER, BRIGHAM [1]
In a message dated 7/21/2003 1:09:01 PM Central Daylight Time, franks1ag@earthlink.net writes: > Blackstone Marriages from 1845-1900. I will do lookups for specifics Hi, Alison. Thanks for your kind offer. Is there a Charles W. RUMRILL and Harriet E. PALMER around 1899? Or Franklin P. RUMRILL and Persus "Jennie" FOSTER around 1876? Or Edward M. PALMER and Mary BRIGHAM around 1875? With deep appreciation, Jayne
23. [MAWORCES] Jefferson and Greendale [1]
Hi Margie; My aunt and cousin lived in Greendale for years....then moved to Morningdale which is part of Boylston. I never heard of the place until they moved there. And that is where I had my first wedding--on my aunt's lawn. Arline
24. RE: [MAWORCES] Charles Francis Boyle, biography [1]
According to the Regimental History, Wearing the Blue (1879) by J. Waldo Denny page 419: "On March 23rd, Captain Tucker having received a commission from the Governor of Massachusetts, was mustered as Lieutenant-Colonel, to date from January 1st, 1865. Lieutenant-Colonel Tucker assumed command of the regiment, and was heartily congratulated by Captain Harrington." It is interesting to note that James Tucker was previously in charge of Company C. Regards, Rob Roy -----Original Message----- From: GENTRIE
25. [MAWORCES] James E. Fay biography [1]
Histor of Worcester and Its People by Charles Nutt; Volume 4 page 464 Son of John Fay, and for many years apartner in the firm of Fay Brothers, undertakers, was born in Worcester, Feb. 13, 1853, died there May 1894. He was educated in the public schools of Worcester. After leaving school he tried a variety of occupations before choosing to enter the busiess in which his father and uncle were occupied, but finally became a partner and one of the most gifted of the family in the delicate duties of his
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