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1. Subject: Re: [MFLR] Fwd[Ma-Bay-Colony] questions? Rebecca Bangs/Jonathan [1]
According to Edward Bangs will in 1677 his daughter Rebecca was deceased Also I have Rebecca's dates as 1636-1665 Jonathan sparrow m. 3 times to: Rebecca Bangs 1636--1665 m. 10/26/1654 Hannah Prence (Mayo) abt. 1600- bef. 11/23/1698 m.1667 Sara (Lewis) Cobb 2/21642--2/11/1735 m. 11/23/1698 (Cobb Family Line also Genealogical Notes of Barnstable Mass. Families) This is from several diffrent sources Rosalie in Bar Harbor, Me. God Bless America Rosalie in Bar Harbor, Me. God Bless America
2. D&H railroad [1]
I am interested in finding the archives belonging to the D& H Railroad which I believe was operating in Granville in the early 1900's. Would anyone know where I can start looking ? This railroad was bought out by Canadian Pacific some time ago. Anne Baldwin
3. RE: [MFLR] Hopkins-Kenney: CONGRATS! [1]
Robert M. Gerrity YANKEE ANCESTRY P. O. Box 2814 Acton, MA 01720 >From: "Susan E. Roser" >To: MAYFLOWER-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [MFLR] Hopkins line thru Nathan Kenney >Date: Thu, 17 Feb 2005 15:17:10 -0500 > >Some time ago we had a discussion going regarding the children of Nathan >Kenney & Mercy Smith5 (Bethiah4 Snow, Stephen3, Constance2 Hopkins, >Stephen1). > >According to MF 6:255 (3rd ed.), only one child, John, has been proven, the >others have all had question marks. As a
4. Re: [MFLR] Crew of the Mayflower - GSMD membership? [1]
But, folks, they didn't STAY. That's what makes them not qualified, isn't it??? Bobbie Hall Chicago > >What if the Puritians, during the long journey, had persuaded a crew member > >to their way of thinking and the crew member decided to stay in the > >colony? > > > >Susan Roberts
5. Crew of the Mayflower - GSMD membership? [1]
I've had a few emails asking whether or not descendants of the crew members can be counted among "Mayflower descendants" for membership in the society. Good question! I went right to the expert - Bette Bradway, Historian General, and the answer is no. Our ancestors boarded the Mayflower for the express purpose of leaving their homeland, settling a new country and starting new lives. The crew members did not plan to emigrate, they signed on to the Mayflower and it was just another job to them. Susan E.
6. Listowner test message [1]
Test message due to list member report of bounced messages. Please do not respond. Craig Rich Listowner, Mayflower-L -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 265.8.5 - Release Date: 2/3/2005
7. Fwd[Ma-Bay-Colony] questions? Rebecca Bangs/Jonathan Sparrow [1]
Dear Christie, Please take a deep breath, and understand that you (and the alligator) are both correct, but talking about two very different women named Rebecca Bangs who happen to be 3 generations apart. Both are daughters of Edward Bangs, but one is the immigrant, and the other his grandson. If not an apology, you at least owe some kind words of misunderstanding regarding your analysis of the Message posted to MA-BAY-COLONY :-). Please scroll down. > A message was posted to the Ba-Bay-Colony list and I
8. RE: [MFLR] Hopkins line thru Nathan Kenney [1]
Let me amend my inquirey about Richard Warren. I am looking for a male direct line Warren descendant from Richard Warren of the Mayflower. Anne B. >From: "Anne Baldwin" >To: MAYFLOWER-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: RE: [MFLR] Hopkins line thru Nathan Kenney >Date: Tue, 22 Feb 2005 11:15:48 -0500 > >Does anyone know of a documented and alive direct descendant of Richard >Warren of the Mayflower ? > >thank you > >Anne Baldwin >NY > > > >Anne B. > > > > >>From: "Susan E. Roser"
9. Wills [1]
See also http://www.mayflowerhistory.com/PrimarySources/WillsAndProbates/WillsIndex.php
10. Family Society - Henry Samson [1]
GREAT NEWS! Volunteers have stepped forward and offered to begin preliminary work in forming a Henry Samson Society. Stacy Wood, Governor of the Pennsylvania Society will get things started with the assistance of Caroline Kardell, past Historian General. Please contact Stacy at swood@sail1620.org and let him know if you are interested in joining the society once it is up and running. A reminder to visit our website below for updated info on family societies including the dates of those meeting during Co
11. RICHARD WARREN line approved ;o) [1]
Hi Mayflower list, I'd like to brag a little bit, ;o) My 2nd Mayflower line has been approved. This is pretty exciting and wanted to share. Richard Warren - Elizabeth Walker Elizabeth Warren - Richard Church Nathaniel Church - Sarah Barstow Charles Church - Mary Pope Susanna Church - Amos Mendall Barnabas Mendall - Polly Bennett Joseph Mendell - Mary Andrew Malchia Mendell - Cynthia Ann McKown My parents and grandparents. John Alden was my 1st. Iris MAYFLOWER Mailing List ==== Have you checked the arch
12. [MFLR] Re: RICHARD WARREN line approved ;o) [1]
I want to Thank everyone for taking the time to Congratulate me on my Richard Warren acceptance. Especially want to Thank those who help me a long the way with my research, appreciate all your help. I've been extremely lucky I've had a lot of good People help me find or tell where to find records, and to my amazement several books are available for my family history research and I keep finding others. A majority of my family came to America in the 1600's to New England. My 2nd Mayflower line approved Ric
13. Mayflower Wills [1]
Could someone please advise me of the address or place where would I write to obtain a copy of the wills of two of the Mayflower families? Thank you, Janet
14. Re: [MFLR] Fwd[Ma-Bay-Colony] questions? Rebecca Bangs/Jonathan Sparrow [1]
OK, since this is in my tree, too, I'll weight in. Rebecca Bangs died after July 9, 1665 (Barbara Lambert Merrick (compiled by), "William Brewster of the Mayflower," General Society of Mayflower Descendants, Revised 3rd edition 2000, p. 28.) She was married to Jonathan Sparrow and had six children (same source). The Rebecca Bangs Lucy cites below was BORN (according to her sources) Oct, 30, 1655. Christie's Rebecca Bangs was MARRIED 28 Oct 1654. They obviously are not the same woman. For whatever
15. Re: [MFLR] Fwd[Ma-Bay-Colony] questions? Rebecca Bangs/Jonathan Sparrow [1]
Rebecca Bangs, the daughter of Edward Bangs married 28 Oct 1654 Jonathan > Sparrow and had 5 kids by 1665. According the the Mayflower In Progress > William Brewster it says that Rebecca died about the time of her last child. > So it > would be impossible for her to be married again. Her husband, Jonathan did > remarry after the death of Rebecca, but that is not the issue here. > > Christie ------------------------------------- Information given to me says otherwise that rebecca was living a
16. Re: [MFLR] Crew of the Mayflower - GSMD membership? [1]
Oops! I meant Pilgrims.
17. Fw: [MFLR] Crew of the Mayflower - GSMD membership? [1]
A couple of comments to some comments: > What if the Pilgrims, during the long journey, had persuaded a >crew member to their way of thinking and the crew member >decided to stay in the colony? ______ I'm sure that anyone who decided to stay as a settler, would today be classified as a "Mayflower ancestor". ______ >It is interesting how we may have chosen to discriminate >against these early Mayflower travelers _______ I don't view this as being discriminatory. We are not "Mayflower" descendants simpl
18. Re: [MFLR] Mayflower Wills [1]
At 12:10 PM 2/7/2005, Janet wrote: >Could someone please advise me of the address or place where would I write to >obtain a copy of the wills of two of the Mayflower families? Janet - As Mac pointed out, many are online, but many others have been published, in full or in abstract, and I have access to most of those. Whose wills, and in which years and places did they die? Dale H. Cook; Research Member, NEHGS; Member, Mass. Soc. Mayf. Desc. Plymouth Co. MA Coordinator for the USGenWeb Project and for G
19. Re: Fw: [MFLR] Crew of the Mayflower - GSMD membership? [1]
At 12:40 PM 2/10/2005, Susan E. Roser wrote: >For their sacrifices, their courage, >their beliefs, for what they endured, for what they suffered, to me, all of >this is behind the word "Mayflower" when we describe ourselves as Mayflower >descendants. > >The ship was merely a means to a new beginning - and only those who stayed >(i.e. passengers) were a part of this wonderful new beginning. Susan - Very well put - and very much the quality of answer that I have come to expect from you as one of our fore
20. Calendar Conversions [1]
Dear Rootsfolks, I just came across a situation where I had to find the date which corresponds to "the Thursday before 28 November 1801." So of course, I used my favorite calendar website http://calendarhome.com/tyc/original.html which allows you to convert/lookup, etc., every date, time, event, or change you can think of. Then it occurred to me (sometimes that happens, so please be kind!) that it might be useful to others. So here it is. By the way, 28 November 1801 was a Saturday, so Thursday was the
21. Re: [MFLR] Crew of the Mayflower - GSMD membership? [1]
At 04:04 PM 2/10/2005, Susan Roberts wrote: >What if the Puritians, during the long journey, had persuaded a crew >member to their way of thinking and the crew member decided to stay in >the colony? Susan - Then he would have left the crew and become a settler. He would no longer be considered crew. Dale H. Cook; Research Member, NEHGS; Member, Mass. Soc. Mayf. Desc. Plymouth Co. MA Coordinator for the USGenWeb Project and for GenExchange http://members.cox.net/oldcolony/index.shtml
22. Hopkins line thru Nathan Kenney [1]
Some time ago we had a discussion going regarding the children of Nathan Kenney & Mercy Smith5 (Bethiah4 Snow, Stephen3, Constance2 Hopkins, Stephen1). According to MF 6:255 (3rd ed.), only one child, John, has been proven, the others have all had question marks. As a state Historian, I have tried unsuccessfully in recent years to have these other children recognized - until now. I recently sent a proposal to the Historian General, Bette Bradway, including copies of several printed sources, by top geneal
23. Fw: [MFLR] Giles Heale [1]
Janean said: > On Caleb Johnson's site Mayflower.com on the link to the wills is the following: > > The 1621 will of William Mullins, above, is the only surviving will for an individual who died the first winter at Plymouth. This document would have sailed back to England on the Mayflower in April-May 1621. Signatures at the bottom-right of the will include Plymouth's first Governor John Carver, Mayflower's surgeon Giles Heale > > Mayflower's surgeon - Giles Heale. I don't see him listed as a passenger.
24. Re: MAYFLOWER-D [1]
Hi here is a link to my web page where I detail the facts that show Mary and Patience are indeed children of Elizabeth Soule. I believe the facts are conclusive and that Mary and Patience should never have been removed from the ancestors of George Soule. _http://kneiling.homestead.com/index.html_ (http://kneiling.homestead.com/index.html) Fred Martin
25. RE: [MFLR] D&H railroad [1]
You might want to start with "RR History Links By State." Has lots of good, old info. http://www.trainweb.org/wyomingrails/rrhist.html Jerre C -----Original Message----- From: Anne Baldwin [mailto:annebill79@hotmail.com] Sent: Sunday, February 13, 2005 12:06 PM To: MAYFLOWER-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [MFLR] D&H railroad I am interested in finding the archives belonging to the D& H Railroad which I believe was operating in Granville in the early 1900's. Would anyone know where I can start looking
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