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3. Re: EDWARD LEISTER [0.985621]
Have you read what Caleb Johnson has about Edward Leister on his Mayflower Web Pages at http://members.aol.com/calebj/passengers/html ? Eugene Aubrey Stratton in his "Plymouth Colony - Its History & People 1620-1691 (Ancestry Publishing, Salt Lake City, 1966, p. 317) states: "LEISTER, EDWARD - A 1620 Mayflower passenger, Edward Leister was called by Bradford (Ford 2:400, 411), a servant of Stephen Hopkins who "after he was at liberty, went to Virginia, and ther dyed." See also Edward Doty, a fellow servant
4. Re: New Books - Rogers & Doty [0.985621]
would someone care to explain to us rather newbies, what these books are all about? Thanks, Bobbie [Speir] Jarvinen Searching: Henry Sampson line. ----- Original Message ----- From: "S. Roser" To: Sent: Wednesday, March 22, 2000 10:19 AM Subject: New Books - Rogers & Doty > Can't remember if these were posted previously, so just in case....There are 2 new silver MF books out: > > Volume 19 - Thomas Rogers - $25.00 > Volume 11, part 3 - Edward Doty -
5. Coffin, not really on topic [0.985621]
Harlow, Would you mind saying what about Tristram turns you off? A couple of other people asked, so I ask the indulgence of the list for a brief, off-topic reply. Tristram had the notion he would set up the colony on Nantucket along the lines of an English estate with Tristram in charge. In this he wasn't so very peculiar for his time, but not everyone else on the island felt like being a peasant and Tristram didn't exactly play fair--by our lights anyway. It's a complex story, but a fascinating one with
6. RE: New Books - Rogers & Doty [0.985621]
The fastest way to get this information to you is through the list. A weekend of one-after-another meetings means that changes to www.mayflower.org won't happen this week. The new Doty volume traces descendants through "sons Isaac and Joseph and daughter Mary." Hope this is helpful. Richard Howland Maxwell Computer Manager General Society of Mayflower Descendants -----Original Message----- From: S. Roser [mailto:roser@globalserve.net] Sent: Wednesday, March 22, 2000 10:20 AM To: MAYFLOWER-L@rootsweb.com S
7. Sylvesters [0.985621]
I have just posted all the Sylvesters/Silvesters on the 1880 census soundex onto my website - look under various other surnames. Virginia http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/rvkeller
8. Fw: Raymond/Washburn [0.985621]
Valeria said: > Could someone please help me with something? We got some info on a Susannah > Raymond b. Aug 1769 to a ? Washburn.. I believe this is going to be James > Washburn b. 5 May 1773 and we have Susannah's dob 15 Oct 1769 (thanks to the > kindness of Susan Bingler). Out of the book Raymond Genealogy Vol II it > gives Susanna b. Aug 1769 to ? Washburn, Susanna's father was John, son of > Barnabas, b. 13 July 1742 m. Elizabeth Norcot in 1768. I know this isn't > much but it says that this came from
9. Fw: Winthrop fleet of 1630 [0.985621]
Marty asked: > If anyone has access to Charles Edward Banks' > "The Winthrop Fleet of 1630", published 1930, > I'd appreciated a lookup to see if either or both > of the following were among the passengers, > and which ship. This book is supposed to list > 700 passengers alphabetically. > > COLBORN, William > > IRONS, Matthew (servant to above) _______________ Marty, Yes, both are mentioned as follows: (however "which" ship is not specified) pg.65 - William Colbron, From Brentwood, Essex. Applied free
10. Francis Cooke [0.985621]
This is a correction on an earlier post. I mis-wrote>> Seeking information on FRANCIS COOKE, a passenger on the Mayflower. Dick Carter rcar37@prodigy.net
11. Hopkins [0.985621]
Looking for any info on Dr. Theophilus Hopkins of vinalhaven maine. I need info on his children with dates please Dbaker1222@aol.com
12. 1st Post...Henry Samson & Thomas Rogers [0.985621]
Hello Everyone, I am new to this list, and below is my Mayflower Lines, any help, corrections, or suggestions would be Greatly Appreciated. Sincerly Yours, Kevin Direct Descendants of Henry Samson, Pilgrim 1-- Henry Samson, Mayflower Pilgrim bpt: Jan 15, 1603/04 d: Dec 24, 1684 +m: Feb 6, 1635/36, to Ann Plummer d: Bet. Dec 24 1668 - 1684 2-- Elizabeth Samson b: Abt. 1638 d: Aft. Nov 23, 1711 +m: Abt. 1661, to Robert Sprout d: Bet. Nov 23, 1711 - Dec 11, 171
13. Minor family [0.985621]
In a message dated 3/26/00 6:23:54 AM Central Standard Time, MAYFLOWER-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << >............... 7 [7] Thomas Miner b: 25 November 1746 d: 12 July 1827 > +Eleanore Lamb b: Abt. 1748 d. 7 July 1815 m: 1765 > I don't know what your sources were for the above; but here is one thing you might want to double check. This is from _Gallup Genealogy_ by Darwin C. Gallup and Josephine Middleton Peck, 1956. On p. 13 they show the family of Benadam Gallup
14. Re: Coffin, not really on topic [0.985621]
Oh. You're referring to the Coffin/Gardner feud. Guess I'm one of the results of that reconciliation! Leslie Hope Nantucket descendant: Starbuck (5), Coffin (4), Macy(4), Gardner (3), Barnard (2), Hussey (2), Worth (2) etc. ----- Original Message ----- From: Harlow Chandler To: Sent: Sunday, March 19, 2000 12:34 PM Subject: Coffin, not really on topic > Harlow, Would you mind saying what about Tristram turns you off? > > A couple of other people asked, so
15. Re: Canterbury, Eng. - role [0.985621]
Christie said > I was in England last year in Canterbury and a shopkeeper told us that there > was a building down the street which was a pub at the time the Pilgrims > started planning their trip. At the time we were in the shop, we were not > making inquiries about the Pilgrims. The shopkeeper mentioned it all on his > own. Anyway, based on this piece of information, we believe that it was in > Canterbury and not Plymouth that the actual planning took place. > > The pub has only recently been t
16. Fw: Jephthah White Descendants [0.985621]
Karen asked: > I have found one obscure reference linking my Columbia and Dutchess, Co., NY > Whites to Jephthah White, b. 1755, a well-documented 4th g-grandson of > William White of the Mayflower. The "silver book" documentation ends with > Jephthah's generation, and I have not been able to find any documentation of > his marriage and/or children. Is anyone out there working on this line? I > am especially interested in finding out if Jephthah had a son named John. > ______________________________ Kar
17. Re: Warren/Bartlett [0.985621]
> I have a John Stebbins of Northampton Massachusetts married to an > Abigail Bartlett who was the daughter of a Robert Bartlett. > > Now my question is, was this the Robert Bartlett who was married to Mary > Warren daughter of Richard Warren who came on the Mayflower Warren MFIP lists as children of Mary Warren (d. Richard) and Robert Bartlett: Benjamin Rebecca Mary Sarah Joseph Elizabeth Lydia Mercy There's no Abigail I too have seen the connection you mention on the web with Abigail born at Northam
18. McAfee spam, possible place to write [0.985621]
I found an 800 number for McAfee Sales. The young man I talked to said he would try to get it checked out. He gave me this email addy to which to send a complaint. I did not save the message, so I thought I would post it. The same guy just spammed a couple of other lists, changing the topic to fit the list. Phone # NAI associates (McAfee) 1-800-338-8754 I did not have to wait long as it is a sales # Now, if it were customer service....... He gave me this address to report the spam. Hope someon
19. Re: Winthrop Fleet Lookup Request [0.985621]
In a message dated 3/28/2000 5:48:31 AM Mountain Standard Time, chaybay@home.com writes: << chaybay@home.com (Cherryl Ball) To: MAYFLOWER-L@rootsweb.com Would the kind person who had the book on the Winthrop Fleet please do a lookup for me? My information: The Descendants of John Ball Page 11 First Generation 1 JOHN BALL, born about 1585 in Wiltshire, England, came to this country with Gov. Winthrop's Colony, 1630 to 1635, and settled in Watertown, where he was made a freeman May
20. Re: Scholarships for Mayflower Descendants [0.985621]
Leslie, Caleb Johnson's Mayflower Web Pages at http://users.aol.com/calebj/mayflower.html lists scholarships. Go to his Table of Contents in the left margin and scroll down to Social Resources where you will find scholarships offered by both state and family societies. Good luck! Stacy Wood Ass't Gov. SMDPA Leslie Hope wrote: > Candace, > The Soule Society does give two scholarships every year for descendants of > George Soule. > Leslie Hope, a Soule and Cook descendant > ----- Original Message ----- > Fr
21. Re: Minor family [0.985621]
Hi, With all the discussion of Minors, do you have any information on the family that Thomas David Minor belongs to. He married Delilah F. Ferrell in Halifax Co., VA in Dec 1807 so I figure the was probably born between 1780 and 1787. He went to Wilson Co., TN shortly after marriage and served in the War of 1812. After a few years there he moved to Jefferson Co., IL, where he remained until his death about 1838. Any information or direction greatly appreciated. Doris Tartt SPegler919@aol.com wrote: > > In
22. FW: Minor family [0.985621]
-----Original Message----- From: Cherryl Ball [mailto:chaybay@home.com] Sent: Monday, March 27, 2000 8:22 AM To: 'SPegler919@aol.com'; 'mayflwer-l@rootsweb.com' Subject: RE: Minor family Stephen, THANKS for responding to this. I only had access to a differnt GALLOP Genealogy book and it did not list any children. My MINOR information came to me from a very reliable source (Bill Miner) but he did not send me sources. I searched and searched and was not able to find anything on my Thomas. Which is w
23. Nantucket ~ Coffins and others [0.985621]
At 10:56 PM 3/10/00 , you wrote: Sheila Heap, I found your message on MAYFLOWER-L@rootsweb.com Do you have information on the Coffin family of Nantucket? I descend from Tristram Coffin of Nantucket, and would like to know more about his history. Wayne Keene wkeene@worldpath.net Hello Wayne, Sorry, I don't have info on the Coffin's or any other Nantucket families. However, our Nantucket Historical Association and the Library have tons of genealogy information. I'm from Hingham, but we own a B & B on Na
24. RE: Winthrop Fleet Lookup Request [0.985621]
Christie, Thanks for the lookup and going an extra mile and looking in the Planters. Thanks, Cherryl
25. Re: FYI - - -Getting it right New plaque to clarify P'town role in Pilgrim h... [0.985621]
Two excellent sites for Pilgrim/Mayflower history are: 1. Duane Cline's "The Pilgrims & plymouth Colony: 1620" at www.rootsweb.com/~mosmd/ 2. Caleb Johnson's "Mayflower Web Pages" at http://users.aol.com/calebj/mayflower.html Governor Bradford, in his "Of Plymouth Plantation," mentions Kent only in a copy of a letter from Robert Cushman who was sent from Leiden to obtain provisions for the trip. Samuel Eliot Morison's edition of this work, published in 1959, has a footnote stating "Apparently Cushman visit
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