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1. [MAWORCES] William Henry BROWN sketch [1]
Genealogical and personal memoirs of Worcester County, Mass. Vol. 4 page 257 (XVI) William Henry BROWN, son of William BROWN (XV) was born in Winchendon, Mass. May 26, 1860. He received his early education in the public schools there,supplemented by a course at Howe's Business College of Worcester. He entered upon a business career at once associated with his father and elder brother, and was later admitted to a partnership with his father and brother. Since their fathe's death the 2 brothers have been par
2. [MAWORCES] HENSHAWS, Leicester, MA [1]
I transcribed the following tombstone for a fellow lister and thought I'd send it to the group in case anyone else has these people. Surnames are HENSHAW, CARY, EDMANDS, SPRAGUE, DODGE, SARGEANT, and PHELPS. This is from Pine Grove Cemetery in Leicester, MA. [There is a large granite monument atop a mounded tomb. An SAR-1775 metal marker is placed in front. Under the crowning pediment are the following words, FRONT SIDE facing SOUTH:] HON. DAVID HENSHAW Son of David and Mary Henshaw, born April 2, 179
3. RE: [MAWORCES] Long Meadow? [1]
Longmeadow is directly south of Springfield,MA. Longmeadow borders Agawam,Springfield,Enfield, Ct., and East Longmeadow to the east. Gregg > >---- Original Message ---- >From: abc@empire.net >To: MAWORCES-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: RE: [MAWORCES] Long Meadow? >Date: Tue, 29 Oct 2002 17:17:05 -0500 > >>Fellow Listers, >> Does anyone know the location of where Long Meadow would be >today? When I read about the first settlers for MA. there always >seems to be a referral to Long Meadow. (I know they are talk
4. [MAWORCES] Diner Fans Weekend October 26-27, 2002 [1]
The Blackstone Valley Historical Society & the American Diner Museum invite you to: Diners of the Blackstone Valley Lecture - Tour - Book signing and more. **Saturday October 26th: Diner History Lecture: The weekend of October 26-27th is becoming quite a event for Diner Fans, Historians and Preservationists. Starting Saturday morning the 26th at 9am with a Diner History Lecture by Daniel Zilka at the Blackstone Valley Visitors Center 175 Main St. in Pawtucket, RI. This event is free and open to the publ
5. [MAWORCES] John DAVIS sketch [1]
Geealogical and personal Memoirs of Worcester County, Mass. Vol. 2 page 376 (VII) John DAVIS, son of Rueben DAVIS (VI) was born at Ashby, Mass. on June 16, 1816 and died Jan. 10, 1900. He received his education in the common schools of his native town. When about 12 years old he was bound out as an apprentice to David DAMON and workd for him until he came of age, attending school during the winter terms only. After he was 21 years old, he worked for his father fr a few years. Then he bought the old Ephraim
6. [MAWORCES] Joseph DAVIS sketch [1]
Genealogical and Personal Memoirs of Worcester, County Mass. Vol 2 page 269 (VII) Joseph DAVIS, father of Charles Paul DAVIS, successfully followed the occupation of his father, and was a progressive agriculturist appreciating to the fullest extent the possibilities obtainable by the use of imprved methods and machinery. In him was preserved and frequently exemplified the high stardard of character so notable with his ancestors, and in turn h was regarded as one of Holden's uprigt, conscientious and subst
7. [MAWORCES] VIAU Births and Baptisms [1]
St. James Catholic Church, Manville, RI 1. Alfred Joseph Viau Born 10 March 1882, son of Leon & Sara Lafleche Roy Bapt. 11 March 1882 Charles Lafleche and Richez & Philomene Duprey 2. Joseph Henri Viau Born 11 May 1887, son of Leon & Sara Roy Bapt. 11 May 1887 Joseph Lalime & Mathilde Viau 3. Leon Joseph Viau Born 20 Oct. 1879, son of Leon & Sara Roy Bapt. 22 Oct. 1879 Leon Viau & Angele Degres 4. Marie-Ara-Zelpha Viau B
8. [MAWORCES] GROUT Family Part 2 [1]
Genealogical and Personal Memoirs Of Worcester County, Mass. Vol. 1 pgs 48,49 (VI) Jonathan Davis GROUT, who succeeded to the old homeplace and married Adeline S. WASHBURN, 1850, and died leaving 2 sons: Francis born 1851 and Charles Henry born 1854. The latter became a popular music teacher of Worcester, where he still resides. Francis W. inherited the home farm. He was selected a member of the city government, serving as Alderman in 1891-92-93-94. Jonathan GROUT ( "Master"), son of Jonathan (IV),born in
9. [MAWORCES] Charles Henry WALLIS genealogy [1]
The children of Benjamin ad Sarah (THAYER) WALLIS were: Lydia born Feb. 23, 1778, married E. MACINTIRE, died July 28, 1865; Peter born Dec. 22, 1779, married Hannah HUNT and Lucy WOODBURY, died Oct. 29, 1846; Benjamin born May 28, 1782, married Annie THAYER, died May 28, 1864; Sarh born July 10, 1785, married Samuel DUDLEY, died March 1, 1819; Joseph born Sept. 24, 1788, married Prudence WALLIS, died Oct. 14, 1857; Moses born March 17, 1793, died Nov. 14, 1842; Rufus born Feb. 24, 1797, married Molly PAINE,
10. [MAWORCES] FARRAR Results [1]
Thanks to Ancestry.com AMERICAN MARRIAGES BEFORE 1699 Joana FARRAR and Robert DALE married 30 Nov. 1680 In Woburn, Mass Ann FARRAR and John HOUGHTON wed 10 May 1676 in Lancaster, Mass. George FARRAR and Ann WHITMORE wed 16 Nov. 1643 in Ipswich, Mass. Sarah FARRAR and Melatiah LATHROP wed 20 May 1667 in Lynn, Mass. ------------------------------------------------------ BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS MARRIAGES 1700-1809 Deborah FARRAR wed Nathaniel BELCHER 22 Feb. 1
11. [MAWORCES] 1880 US Census Index [1]
Hi Everyone, Many of you might not be aware that as of October 23, 2002, the 1880 US Census Index, 1881 Canadian and 1881 British Census Indexes are available free at: http://www.familysearch.org These are from the LDS Church which have also had these indexes on CD's for quite some time. Keep checking their website for more as they seem to be adding more to their website all the time. Happy hunting!!!! Bev Reinhardt
12. [MAWORCES] St. John's Cemetery [1]
I agree!! St. John's workers are knowledgeable and are very nice. St. John's Cemetery telephone: (508) 757-7415 St. John's Cemetery 260 Cambridge Street Worcester, MA 01603 ----- Original Message ----- From: Dorothy Leinhauser To: Sent: Saturday, October 05, 2002 10:59 AM Subject: Re: [MAWORCES] St. John's Cemetery > Traveling from Pa., I haven't found a nicer group of gals than the ones at > St. John's office. Good Luck > ----- Original Message ----- >
13. [MAWORCES] Fwd: Denny part 5 [1]
--WebTV-Mail-8249-3983 Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit --WebTV-Mail-8249-3983 Content-Disposition: Inline Content-Type: Message/RFC822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit X-WebTV-Signature: 1 ETAtAhUAr2temLzd7AVHy8ERXZ6NkzO2ABECFANiyfWU8ZLV/hMDSynu9+UmHfYr From: ETexGal@webtv.net (Marcia Payne) Date: Mon, 7 Oct 2002 09:47:20 -0500 (CDT) To: GW5438@aol.com Subject: Denny part 5 Message-ID: <4248-3DA19E78-5322@storefull-2115.public.lawson.webtv.net> Content-Dispositi
14. Re: [MAWORCES] Worcester County Census for 1860/1870-Brookfield [1]
The majority of Grays are from Boston. Several others are from eastern Mass. states. None from the Brookfields. There is a J.E. Gray in Sterling and a William R. in Palmer. However, three of your names show up in Worcester: John in 4 W. Worcester p.343 Thomas in 4 W. Worcester p.331 William S. in 1 W. Worcester p.029 Sandy ----- Original Message ----- From: Chris Smith To: SGoodwin Sent: Friday, October 11, 2002 6:20 PM Subject: Re: [MAWORCES] Worcester County Census for 1860/1870-Brookfield
15. [MAWORCES] abbreviation [1]
Can someone tell me what PE stands for on the SSDI for "residence"? Thanks! Judy in GA
16. [MAWORCES] Lewis Henshaw "sketch" [1]
Biographical Review XXX Sketches of leading citizens of Worc. Co. Mass. page 824 Lewis HENSHAW, a veteran agriculturist of East Brookfield, son of Baxter HENSHAW, was born in Brookfield, Sept. 5, 1821. He is a descendant of one of the early settlers of this section of Worcester County, his grandfather, Joshua HENSHAW, having located here when a young man, and having afterward contributed his full share toward the upbuilding of the town which wasto be his permanent home. The father, who spent his entire
17. [MAWORCES] Children's Church Boy's Choir [1]
Hello Rooters: I recently came across a newspaper clipping of a boy's choir which includes my father. (Probably the first and last time he was in a church !) There is no date and no name of the newspaper, but I am certain it is from a Worcester paper I believe the photo was taken around 1908-1910 at Grace Church in Worcester. The organist was a woman named Miss M.E.Hunt. The boys are Burton Marsh, Charles Crathern, Lawrence Parsons, Roy Dunham, John Abbott, Carl Harris, Clarence Dunham, and my father, Sum
18. [MAWORCES] for excellent RI searching [1]
RIGENWEB a very good place to go - even those on Worcester list as many came from there and then settled there after 1776 ... http://www.rootsweb.com/~rigenweb/ Mimi Taylor
19. [MAWORCES] Worcester County Census for 1860/1870-Brookfield [1]
Hello Listers, If anyone has access to to either the 1860 or 1870 Worcester County census, could SKS please see if they find any "Gray's" listed in Brookfield? Thanks! Patti
20. [MAWORCES] John Davis Washburn Biog. part 1 [1]
page lx History of Worcester County Vol. 1 John Davis WASHBURN is a native of Boston, where he was born March 27, 1833, being the eldest son of John Marshall WASHBURN, who married in 1832, Harriet Webster, daughter of Daniel KIMBALL ( Harvard Univ. 1800 ). His parents removed to the grand old town of Lancaster, in Worcester County, when he was 5 years old, and his early youth was passed amid those beautiful surroungings. At the age of 20 he graduated in 1853 from Harvard University, and ente
21. [MAWORCES] Musical Societies of Worcester part 2 [1]
The present Worcester County Musical Association was organized at a meeting hld in Mechanics Hall October 2, 1863, with Samuel E. STAPLES as president and a board of directors selected from various towns in the county. The object of the association is stated in its by-laws, " the improvement of choirs in the performance of church music; the formaton of an elevated musical taste, through the study of music in its highest departments; and a social, genial, harmonious reunion of all lovers of music." The n
22. [MAWORCES] GEVRY [1]
Hi Fellow Worcester Researchers, I received this letter from someone who asked that I post it to the list. If anyone has any information to share with Joan, I'm sure it would mean a lot to her. In the meantime, I will send her the information to join this mailing list. Thanks, Margie ----- Original Message ----- From: NotelyJoan@aol.com To: hoejbusk@prodigy.net Sent: Wednesday, October 16, 2002 1:21 PM Subject: RE: Worcester mailing list Hi Margie, How does one get on the Worcester mailing list? I am l
23. [MAWORCES] Benjamin Brown sketch [1]
Genealogical and Pesonal Memoirs of Worcester County, Mass. Vol. 1 page 306 (IV) Deacon Benjamin BROWN, son of Nicholas BROWN, was born at Reading, Mass. on Feb. 21, 1702, died at Reading on April 1, 1768. He marrid Susannah (?) (V) General Benjamin BROWN, son of Deacon BROWN, was born in Reading, Mass. on March 22, 1728, died there on Jan 4, 1801 at 73 years. He married (1st), on June 20, 1749, in Reading, Hannah SWAIN, who was born Aug. 26, 1731, in Reading. He married (2nd) Elizabeth WILEY on Feb. 20, 1
24. [MAWORCES] PHILLIPS genealogy part 4 [1]
William Clarence PHILLIPS, son of Milton S. PHILLIPS was born June 1, 1853 at Leominster, Mass. He was educated there in the public schools and then learned the business of com making. He was a manufacturer on his own account for a time. He has worked in a carriage shop, conducted a milk route and held various other positions. He has lived in Webster, Gardner and Worcester. At present he is the proprietor of the William's Book Store on Park St., Worcester, Mass., the original second-hand book store of the c
25. [MAWORCES] LECUYER [1]
Hello List, Could someone do a check in the city directory of Fitchburg 1920 for Jean-Baptiste L'Ecuyer. Thanks a bunch Linda Alabama
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