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1. Clark's on Matinicus Island [1]
I just wanted to send a quick "thank you" to the whole list for the help with Mary Ann Clark who married James Hall from Matinicus. I have found out that Mary Ann Clark was one of the daughters of my great-grandfather William W. Clark and Hannah Cook Clark and she had been born in St. George. I just want to once again post my brick wall, my great grandfather William W. Clark. The following is what I know about him: Born: February 20, 1784 - Trenton ? Died: October 12, 1838 - St. George, Me buried
2. Clark's from Matinicus [1]
I wonder if someone could help me, I need to find a birth record for Matinicus for 1822. Could anyone advise where I would locate births or marriages for there. I need to find the parents of a Mary Ann Clark who was born, I believe, on Matinicus in 1822. She later married James Hall, and their children were born on Matinicus, and they later moved to Appleton. Is there a Town Clerk on Matinicus or are the records located somewhere else? Thanks. Joanne Clark Borden
3. Halls and Youngs on Matinicus [1]
To Mary Norton: Many thanks for posting the excerpt on Matinicus from the McLane book. I'm descended from both Ebenezer Hall and Abraham Young. The two lines tied when my great-great-grandfather, Thomas Ginn, whose mother, Sarah Young, was Abraham's daughter, married his second cousin, Jane Emery Calderwood, whose mother, Charity Hall, was the daughter of Ebenezer Hall and Susannah Young. Can you please tell me the publisher of the McLane book, Mid-Coast Islands of Maine? Thanks, Robert Ginn Sitka, Al
4. Re: Active List? [1]
The list archive has 23 msgs. for 1999 and 11 for this year. This kind of traffic will not burn out your e-mail client! Fran Pillsbury At 11:24 PM 10/03/00 -0400, you wrote: >Hi: > >I haven't noticed any activity on this list for a while and someone else was >asking if the list still existed, so I thought I would post and check the >list out. Maybe as we move into the colder weather the on-line activity will >increase. > >Regards, >Dick Watts >http://www.geocities.com:80/SiliconValley/Foothills/5212/mor
5. Re: Active List? [1]
Knox Co. cemeteries: See and Hope this helps. Fran Pillsbury At 07:05 AM 10/04/00 -0400, you wrote: >Dick, > I was beginning to wonder if I was still subscribed. My Knox County >ancestor search includes CARVER, BROWN, FLORUS, Otis SHAW and others. Would >be interested in knowing if any of the Knox County cemeteries have been >transcribed and put on-line. > >Linda (Florida) > >In a message dated 10/
6. Re: MEKNOX-D Digest V00 #9 [1]
Can someone send me a list of towns that are in Knox county, please. Thank you, Carol Florida -----Original Message----- From: MEKNOX-D-request@rootsweb.com To: MEKNOX-D@rootsweb.com Date: Wednesday, October 04, 2000 6:02 PM Subject: MEKNOX-D Digest V00 #9
7. Re: MEKNOX-D Digest V00 #9 [1]
Carol you'll find a list of all Knox County towns here at the Knox county website http://members.aol.com/vsena/knox/TownTable.html Good luck dianne ----- Original Message ----- From: "Carol" To: Sent: Wednesday, October 04, 2000 5:07 PM Subject: Re: MEKNOX-D Digest V00 #9 > Can someone send me a list of towns that are in Knox county, please. > Thank you, > Carol > Florida > > -----Original Message----- > From: MEKNOX-D-request@rootsweb.com
8. Re: Clark's from Matinicus [1]
Hi, Not sure if this is your Mary Ann, but "George Hall and his Descendants" has the following: James Hall, born Feb. 14, 1823, died May 22, 1896 married Mary Ann CLARK, daughter of William Clark and Hannah Cook, May 8, 1850, in Searsmont, Waldo County, born Nov. 14, 1832 in St. George, Waldo County, died March 26, 1914 Children: 1. James E., born March 23, 1851, Appleton, died Sept. 27, 1916, Isleboro 2. Hannah Eliza, born May 16, 1853, Appleton, died April 27, 1860 in Matinicus 3. Orris F.,
9. Re: Active List? [1]
Dick, I was beginning to wonder if I was still subscribed. My Knox County ancestor search includes CARVER, BROWN, FLORUS, Otis SHAW and others. Would be interested in knowing if any of the Knox County cemeteries have been transcribed and put on-line. Linda (Florida) In a message dated 10/3/2000 11:27:28 PM Eastern Daylight Time, rlwats1@email.msn.com writes: << Hi: I haven't noticed any activity on this list for a while and someone else was asking if the list still existed, so I thought I w
10. Re: Clark's from Matinicus [1]
The book "Islands of the Mid-Maine Coast - Penobscot Bay" by Charles and Carol Evarts McLane (revised edition, 1997) devotes 20 pages to Matinicus. This is what I found re: Halls: Henrietta Hall from Matinicus taught school on the island from 1896 through 1897. In 96 she taught the winter term for 13 weeks with 33 students for a salary of $7.50. 97 winter term for 14 weeks, same salary, same # students. 97 spring term 8 weeks,$6.00, 27 students. 97 summer term, 8 weeks, $6.00, 25 students. Also the teac
11. Re: Halls and Youngs on Matinicus [1]
Hi Robert, The co-publishers are: Tilbury House, Publishers, 132 Water Street, Gardiner, ME 04345 and The Island Institute, 410 Maine Street, Rockland, ME 04841. Be sure to request the revised edition (1997), Volume I (Penobscot Bay). If you would like me to look up what the section on Matinicus has to say about Young, I'd be glad to. Mary Norton Robert Ginn wrote: > To Mary Norton: > > Many thanks for posting the excerpt on Matinicus from the McLane book. I'm > descended from both Ebenezer Hall and Ab
12. Re: Active List? PERRYs [1]
I have been busily researching my PERRY family from the Thomaston-Rockland area and will soon be posting some of my findings. Just trying to get everything tidied up. It's taken a while, but I've been able to show that the man given in Cyrus Eaton's _History or Thomaston, Rockland and South Thomaston_ as Job Perry of Marshfield, MA, was actually Joseph Perry. I've been tracing his movements up the coast of Maine to Thomaston. More to come. If this is your family, I've been able to connect them to Richa
13. Thomas Cobb family of Camden ME [1]
Greeting, I signed onto this list praying for guidance and a lead that could help me. This is my ancestor info: Thomas COBB b. 1762 in Halifax, Nova Scotia, enlisted in the army at 17, served as a drummer boy at Valley Forge, mustered out at Yorktown. He married Lucy SMITH in Wiscassett, Lincoln, ME. 2 April 1789.(this was her 2nd marriage--she is presumably from Nantucket.) They had at least 10 children. Daughter Mary COBB was reportedly born in Brookline, MA. I would guess about 1800-1805. Two childre
14. Areys of Camden [1]
I am looking for any information on a Hiram M. Arey b 8/7/1851 in Camden. He married Melissa Sylvester on 7/20/1872 in Belfast. they are supposed to have had three children: Walter, Bosco & Nora. Hiram next turns up in 1886 when he marries a Lousia Jane McKinnon of Nova Scotia. In this marriage record and for the rest of his life he is refered to as Harry M. Family tradition says his first marriage was annuled. (Ms McKinnon was Catholic and all the children from this marriage were Catholic). Henry's
15. Active List? [1]
Hi: I haven't noticed any activity on this list for a while and someone else was asking if the list still existed, so I thought I would post and check the list out. Maybe as we move into the colder weather the on-line activity will increase. Regards, Dick Watts http://www.geocities.com:80/SiliconValley/Foothills/5212/more/signature.html
16. Re: MEKNOX-D Digest V00 #12 [1]
Re: Matinicus Vital Records: The Vinalhaven Historical Soc. would know about that and probably have them. They are theVinalhaven coordinators for USGenWeb. Your message was forwarded to them when you sent it to KnoxGenWeb, as well as posted on the query pages of KnoxGenWeb and VinalhavenGenWeb. Good luck! Sena Havasy, coordinator KnoxGenWeb
17. The list is getting more "Active" [1]
Here's a few names I'm working on...John Freeman, m. Eliza C___, both reportedly b. England- Resided Rockland. Their son John Henry Freeman, b. 1859. His son Elmer William Freeman, b. Rockland about 1888. d.1949 in New York. Elmer m. Nettie Trotter Upham, a Rockland City Council Person, the first female to hold that position. She died in 1982 in Thomaston. Nettie's father Frank David Upham, b. 1861- lost at sea in 1891. Captain of Schooner "Nettie Cushing". Elmer was captain of schooner "Eugene B
18. Sarah J. Seavey of Rockland [1]
I'm looking for the parents of Sarah Jane SEAVEY/SEAVY, age 28 in the 1860 Rockland Census and freshly married to widower William PERRY, Jr., age 60. What I've found for her: the record of her marriage (with her first name wrong), a marriage announcement in the Rockland Courier-Gazette newspaper, her death announcment in the Courier-Gazette in 1870, ...but not a single clue to the identity of her parents other than that she was born in Maine. A researcher in Rockland has checked cemetery records for me.
19. MEKNOX-D Digest V00 #12 [1]
Good morning! The place to go for Knox County information is KnoxGenWeb , http://members.aol.com/vsena/knox/KnoxGenWeb.html From there you can reach every town with links to every Knox cemetery which is on line, (more all the time!), post queries, request look ups from a long list of resources, etc., etc.! The site with the most Knox cemeteries is: http://www.rootsweb.com/~cemetery/maine/knox.htm Check it out! Write me if you have quest
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