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1. Re: [MAWORCES] Saint Ann's Orphanage [1]
Hi Peg- I tried to find people who were there in 1909, and the person I spoke with said that they only have records from the 1930s on. However, I did get the impression that it might have been a brush-off answer, a quick way to get rid of me. So if you find out anything different, please post here. Thanks. Sandy ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, July 23, 2004 6:25 AM Subject: [MAWORCES] Saint Ann's Orphanage > HI List, > > Is there anyone
2. Re: [MAWORCES] Lowell's, landmark restaurant; up in flames [1]
Hi Listers - Just watched the news, where they said the fire was determined to have been accidental, starting in the kitchen. My husband was stuck in the traffic yesterday, and couldn't figure out what was on fire, until he finally arrived at the site. He went back later around 6.30 and it was still burning. I haven't gone by yet - too sad. Yes, we don't have town water so no fire hydrants here. [well there are a few on rte 140 but they are hooked up to Hopedale's water] It was a really great place
3. Gravestone info of the Worcester Common Cemetery; Final Part [1]
Year 1810 303 Daniel FLAGG son of Phinehas & Rhoda FLAGG died 12 March 1810 @ 24y 304 Lucy FLAGG dau. John & Sarah FLAGG died 8 May 1819 @ 2y 6m 305 Elisabeth FLAGG dau. Abel & Susanna FLAGG died 23 May 1810 @ 7y 306 Peter STOWELL died 16 July 1810 @ 48y Year 1811 307 Elijah HARRINGTON died 3 Feb 1811 @ 77y 308 Nathaniel MOORE died 19 July 1811 @ 96y Year 1812 309 Betsey Cornelia S. RIDGWAY dau. John & Betsey RIDGWAY died 5 March 1812 @ 3y 310 James BARBER died 30 March 1812 @ 85y 311 Zurvilah
4. Re: [MAWORCES] Alfred (Fred) Joseph Panetta [1]
Hi Theresa, I didn't forget you. I went to the Mass Archives in Dorchester and looked in the index and did not find him. I then went to the Northbridge Town Clerk and looked at the index of 1904. I looked at a few years before and after and did not find him. I wish you luck, Sonia
5. Fwd: Gravestone info. of the Worc. Common Cemetery; Part 3 [1]
--WebTV-Mail-23822-1248 Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit --WebTV-Mail-23822-1248 Content-Disposition: Inline Content-Type: Message/RFC822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit X-WebTV-Signature: 1 ETAuAhUAldv9h5TsyuurY+6isbUR9bw+i40CFQCghdb2nEBW5VJlltpWtaShL3DaOg== From: ETexGal@webtv.net (Marcia Payne) Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2004 13:44:25 -0500 To: MAWORCES-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Gravestone info. of the Worc. Common Cemetery; Part 3 Message-ID: <13498-40EAF309-793@storefu
6. Gravestone info of the Worcester Common Cemetery; Part 4 [1]
1768 120 Francis HARRINGTON died 6 April 1768 @ 31y 121 Mary HEYWOOD wife of Major Daniel HEYWOOD died 9 Apr 1768 @ 65y 122 Azubah HARRINGTON wife of Elijah HARRINGTON (#307) died 27 April 1768 @ 34y 123 John CHADICK [Jr.] died 17 July 1768 @ 67y 124 John CHADICK died 3 Sept 1763 @ 36y 125 John CURTIS son of Capt. John CURTIS (#275) died 13 Dec 1768 @ 37y 126 Gershom RICE died 19 Dec 1768 @ 102y 127 Lydia CHAMBERLAIN wife of Dea. CHAMBERLAIN (#236) born in Newton 4 May 1724; died 29 Dec 1768 1769
7. Gravestone info of the Worcester Common Cemetery; Part 8 [1]
Year 1795 (continued) 266 John THOMAS son of Peter THOMAS (of Long Island) died 18 June 1795 @ 17y 267 James ANDREWS son of Benjamin & Sally (#274) ANDREWS died 28 August 1795 @ 8y 6m Year 1796 268 Alexander BLAIR son of Increase & Huldah BLAIR died 5 March 1796 @ 5y 269 Major William TREADWELL died 10 April 1796 @ 46y 270 Israel Jenison STOWELL son of Peter (#306) & Betsy STOWELL died 12 August 1796 @ 5y 271 Fanny ELDER dau. John, Jr. & Lydia ELDER died 13 August 1796 @ 3y 272 Dolly F. CURTIS dau.
8. Gravestone info. of the Worc. Common Cemetery; Part 2 [1]
1753 29 Adonijah RICE son of Ezra & Silence died 14 Oct 1753 @ 21y --------------------------------- 1754 30 William WATERS born 4 Oct; died 10 Oct 1754 --------------------------------------- 1755 31 John JENISON son of Israel JENISON (#203) died 15 Jan 1755 @7y ------------------------------ 32 Mary BOYDEN dau. of Daniel & Mehitable died 2 March 1755 ------------------------- 33 Katrine MOORE wife of Joseph MOORE died 19 March 1755 @ 41y ------------------------------------ 34 Elizabeth TAYLOR wife of
9. Gravestone info. of the Worc. Common Cemetery; Part 3 [1]
1761 83 Margaret HAMBLETON wife of James HAMBLETON died 14 Feb 1761 @ 35y [Also 3 sons & 1 daughter are buried by her side] 84 Solomon GATES born May 14 (?); died March 2 1761 85 Dr. Charles WHEELER died 3 June 1761 @ 31y 86 Andrew MC FARLAND died 4 June 1761 @ 71y 87 Mary GREEN 1st wife of Dr. John GREEN (#280) born 31 Aug 1740; died 5 Sept 1761 88 John GREEN son of Dr. John GREEN (#280) & Mary GREEN born 1 Apr 1758; died 20 Sept 1761 89 Jonathan MOORE died 25 Nov 1761 @ 84y 90 Mrs. Mary GRAY died
10. BIGELOW ; info found [1]
"Genealogy of the Bigelow family of America: from the marriage in 1642 of John Biglo & Mary Warren to the year 1890" By Gilman Bigelow Howe (1850-1933); Publishing; unknown; 1890 517 pgs page 412 & 414 Horace Holly BIGELOW, born Marlborough, MA, 2 June 1827. Son of Levi & Nancy (AMES) BIGELOW. He married 22 Jan 1852 to Lucy Ann HOWE, born 30 Oct 1833; died 23 Sept 1857; no issue. She was the daughter of Thomas & Patty (BIGELOW) HOWE. Her mother was the daughter of Gershom & Mary (HOWE) BIGELOW, of Marlb
11. George BOWLES, obituary [1]
Worcester Telegram & Gazette, Jan. 20, 2003 Natick-- George W. "Woody" BOWLES, 85, of Natick, died unexpectedly Sunday, Jan. 19, 2003, at the Leonard Morse Hospital of Metro West Medical Center in Natick. He was the husband of Margaret (MOORE) BOWLES. Born in Quincy, he was the son of the late Geoge and Nora (DONNELLY) BOWLES and a resident of Natick for more than 50 years. A customer service engineer for IBM Corp. until his retirement. He served with the U.S. Army 182nd Infantry in the South P
12. Fitchburg Cemeteries [1]
Does anyone know what cemetery in Fitchburg that could be referred to as "the Mausoleum"? Thanks. Kathy
13. Saint Ann's Orphanage [1]
HI List, Is there anyone on this list that can tell me anything, anything at all, about St. Ann's Orphanage that was in existence in 1900. I found it on a census while searching our family. Thank you in advance. Peg Gingras
14. Phone book lookup in Ashby and Lunnenburg [1]
If you have a telephone book for either Ashby or Lunnenburg and would be willing to look up a listing for me, please contact me off list Jackie jp55@wt.net
15. St. Bernard's Catholic cemetery - Fitchburg [1]
Is there anyone on the list that could check some burials at St. Bernard's Catholic cemetery in Fitchburg for me? Need the complete date for death/burial of Robert LAMOTHE, Sr. who died in 1995. Need complete date for death/burial for Joseph A. DUMAS (born 1893 - died after 1930) and his wife Mary Sundstom DUMAS (born 1890 - died after 1930) Need complete date for death/burial for Michael DUMAS (born 1850 - died before 1930) and his wife Clara Wright DUMAS
16. Re: [MAWORCES] Saint Ann's Orphanage [1]
This is a great web site - thanks for sending it. One of the messages said the address was 133 Granite St. If that is correct, located there today is Guild Of St Agnes Day Care Address: 133 Granite St, Worcester, MA 01604 Phone: (508) 756-8371 Maybe someone there knows something about the history of the building. Also, contact the Diocese of Worcester - someone there can probably give you information on where the records are located or the years that the orphanage was open. Lisa llepore@comcast.net
17. Worc Newpaper will be indexed online [1]
Did you know... The Worcester Public Library is in the process of INDEXING all births, deaths and marriages that were printed in the Worcester Evening Post newspaper, starting in 1897. The names and pertinent data are listed in alphabetical order and posted on the internet, at no cost. You don't need a library card to search the list. The first 6 months of 1897 are now finished. I recognize two of the surnames that people on this list had previously inquired about: TWISS and DORAN. When this is
18. Jeffry HEMINWAY information [1]
"History of Worcester and Its People" by Charles Nutt; Lewis Historical Publishing Company; New York; 1919; Volume 1 page 148 Jeffry HEMINWAY, a mulatto, came from Framingham, adopted by Ebenezer HEMINWAY, Jr. Family tradition says that Mary, wife of Ebenezer was taken captive by Indians. Jeffry was a soldier in the Revolution from Framingham in 1775-7; from Worcester 1778-80. He died Aug. 15, 1819, aged 80 years. His will dated here May 20, 1809, proved Sept. 7, 1819, bequeathed to wife Hepsibah
19. Re: MAWORCES-D Digest V04 #121 [1]
That was very useful. Thank you for doing it. Merry Hill
20. Re: [MAWORCES] Cemeteries of Worcester County [1]
Johnna: Don't have an answer for your query, but here's a website that you might find useful, www.heritagequestonline.com that's the homepage,( forget which library is gracious enough to put it up), for user name 03CGMRF8R9 and password: WELCOME There's a book on Cobb family history as well as plenty of references for Sylvanus Cobb. Sylvia --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Address AutoComplete - You start. We finish.
21. Best candidate for FAMILY of FRED TAYLOR (Re: PHOTO) [1]
I do not have access to the 1930 US census so was unable to place this FRED TAYLOR family at 26 Institute Road. This seems to be the best candidate for the photograph however. 1880 United States Census Frederick TAYLOR Male Other Information: Birth Year <1873> Birthplace CT Age 7 Occupation At School Marital Status S Race W Head of Household John G. TAYLOR Relation Son Father's Birthplace CT Mother's Birthplace CT
22. old photos BIGELOW - MACFADDEN - MURRAY - TAYLOR Worcester [1]
Hello Worcester List. My aunt, MRS. FRANK SLEEPER, in going through some of her late husband's papers found some photos that were either unidentified or were not part of our family. My RUSSELL family lived in Worcester from about 1838 to the present and would like to at scan some of these pictures for descendants if any who might be subscribed to this list. I will share what each photo has written on back. See below 1) MRS. FRED TAYLOR in fancy hat -26 Institute Road - (cannot make out studio
23. Lowell's, landmark restaurant; up in flames [1]
I was skimming the local papers in the Worcester area this a.m. and found to my dismay Lowell's is gone in Mendon, Mass. I've only eaten there a few times, but it was delicious....all New England food is good to me since I haven't been there in several years. Anyways, the Worcester Telegram & Gazette and the Metro West Daily News (Framingham) have some very good articles about it's history. I accessed them on-line. I scream for ice-cream too :-))) Marcia
24. FRANK SLEEPER SLEEPER & HARTLEY of Worcester, MA. item from Canada Historical [1]
STANSTEAD HISTORICAL SOCIETY JOURNAL 1975 Pages 14 & 15 (Stanstead County Quebec Canada) FRANK SLEEPER 1862 - 1937 was the son of an early Coaticook settler. As a young man his inventive genius became apparent when he designed and built a generator to service the first electric power plant in Coaticook in 1888. More famous was his invention of a lifting jack. This device held such promise of success that the patent was purchased by a local businessman, A. O. NORTON. The latter took over the SLEEPER
25. Re: Worcester Books On Heritage Quest [1]
Quoting "" : > So far just allot of egg on my face! I am at work, but did a quick check. I > do > have book at home & downloaded to a CD one of the Worcester Histories & the > one > for Grafton of course! I will put out correction & this list when I can. Home > > PC off Internet for moment. You can put this out if you wish. I usually copy > > the sections & past them for a web page. Did you ever see my start on a > Worcester City History web site? Want to finish it & make it your own
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