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1. Re: Samuel Heath [1]
Brenda- I don't believe I have direct help for you, but we may be working on parallel branches of the tree back through Rockingham Co, NH and Amesbury, MA. NOTE: I have the information for the following folks in my searchable, on-line database in my web site http://greggkinney.com and on my Hadley page http://greggkinney.com/hadley.htm I am looking for descendant and marriage information on Samuel Hadley, b. 23 Sep 1746 Amesbury, MA (s/o Samuel Hadley and Judith Flanders), who was possibly the Samuel Had
2. Re: NH Census [1]
George says that NH didn't have any State census. I'm sure that this is true. There are, however, some retrospective state census', and some of these were done several score years ago when it was closer to the time. I can't recall book names right now, but I saw at least two in the LDS Family History Library within the past six months, one for information in the 1700s. I'm sure you could find them on Family Search. Tom Sevy Thomas D. Sevy, MSW, LCSW Grantsmanship Consultant 1617 W. Shenandoah Circle S
3. Re: Census [1]
Dear Pat, New Hampshire never had any State censuses, as some other states did. The federal census records are available from 1790-1920 (except 1890), although portions of the state are missing from the 1800 and 1820 census returns. Hope this helps. George Pat Trecker wrote: > Friends, > > Could someone from NH tell me what years State Census are available for in > NH? What about Federal? > > Thanks.......... > > Patricia D. Trecker > Email: ptreck@execpc.com > > ==== NHROCKIN Mailing List ==== > S
4. RE: Marston [1]
Hi Susan, The ancestry of your Abigail, also known as Abial Marston, can be found on the Hampton, NH library web site: http://www.hampton.lib.nh.us/hampton/history/genealogy.htm The information on this site is taken primarily from Dow's History of Hampton. This site gives the date of her marriage to Jabez Sanborn as 12-29-1716. Happy hunting, Cousin Clark Bagnall -----Original Message----- From: Susan [mailto:tap0000@integrityonline4.com] Sent: Wednesday, December 22, 1999 4:50 PM To: NHROCKIN-L@roots
5. Re: Nottingham [1]
Laird: Yes: there is very great point. I use Excel for my data base, I have a friend that uses Access but essentially the same fields (columns, etc) my columns set up across the Excel spread sheet are: b: Surname c: First name (also d) e; State f: County of g: Town or County or Township h ------- (open) i. Item (a description of what you have e.g. will , deed, census record, town list, probate record, etc. j k if em explore or source l explain n
6. Rockingham Royalty: HILTON/MARSTON [1]
Rockin' Rooters and MARSTON cousins: When Mary HILTON consented to a proposal of marriage from John (1748-1793) MARSTON, Sr., of Newmarket, NH, she blessed at least one of our lines (not mine, unfortunately) with a connection to royalty. Mary was a descendant of both Massachusetts Governors DUDLEY and WINTHROP. The point of all this is that, thanks to the generosity of a new-found distant cousin, Marston Manor's Royalty Room is back. It is a work in progress as many lines are still to be added to the medi
7. Nottingham [1]
Is Nottingham in Rhockingham Co? I have found two separate references to sales involving a saw mill in Nottingham: one in 1753 from Johnathan Colcord who sells one eighth part of "our" mill; the other, also a one eighth interest sale from Elijah Vickery in 1762 to Samuel Smith of what he refers to as "Dolloff's mill." Same mill? Were there really eight co-owners? George
8. Re: How do I find Quaker information" [1]
Vital records from the Dover Monthly Meetings were published in the New Hampshire Genealogical Record. Some other meetings have been published in the New England Historical and Genealogical Record. The LDS have filmed a lot of the records, including Seabrook. There is a depository in Rhode Island. The trick is to figure out which meeting your folks attended. Once you do that, you will find very good documentation. Here is a webpage that might be of interest: http://www.rootsweb.com/~quakers/quakfind.htm
9. Re: Exeter Vickerys [1]
Hi George: I am Supt. at the Exeter Cemetery, Exeter, N.H. and I will look into my computer and see what Vickerys are buried there if any. Also, I have the names of the known people buried in the old Winter St. Cemetery and will check that out and get back to you. Judy ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 1999 10:42 AM Subject: Exeter Vickerys > Having followed the helpful suggestions provided to me here, the land dee
10. Re: Nottingham [1]
Hi All: Cindy's comment got me thinking. Would it be useful to have a database that gave some specific information on family migrations in a format like the following? Surname Date From Co From State To County To State Gray c1780 Rockingham NH Caledonia VT By sorting such a database by surname and destination one might get useful clues as to a family's origins for tracing ancestry. Likewise, by sorting by surn
11. RRR (A Postscript) [1]
Rockin' Rooters: I have received only 2 responses to my recent attempt to Remonstrate and Regulate. The first one is referred to in my response to the second message which I quote below. My second message came from a distant cousin and friend who misinterpreted the word "Reluctantly" that I used at the end. She (my only identity clue) wondered if that was an indication that I'm tired of administering this list. In case anyone else was wondering the same thing, I thought maybe I should repeat my response pu
12. Daniels inquiry [1]
Hello, Listers. I'm new at this. I am looking for info and the sources for the info on these people: John Daniels b abt 1670 in Durham, wife and children Samuel Daniels Sr. b 6 May 1733 in Madbury, wife and children Samuel Daniels Jr. b 20 Oct 1759 in Lee, wife and children The last family moved to Vermont, Danville area, and probably died there. Thank you and have a wonderful Christmas. B. Arbon
13. re:Lydia B. Johnson [1]
My husband's ancestor, Elijah A. Corliss, married a Lydia B. Johnson September 23, 1852. She was possibly born ca1831 in New Hampshire. She died 15 March 1891 at the home of her daughter, Ida Catherine McCormick, in Emden, Illinois. I am wanting to find out her ancestry, birth date and any and all information on her. She and Elijah married possibly in NH or Norfolk County MA. Their children were Lillian Corliss who married a James McNish, Phoebe Corliss who married #1 Al Shackley, #2 Will Clark; Edwa
14. Re: NH Censuses [1]
>There are, however, some retrospective state census', and > some of these were done several score years ago when it was closer to > the time. These early state "censuses" are the following: New Hampshire residents, 1633-1699 / by Jay Mack Holbrook. New Hampshire 1732 census / by Jay Mack Holbrook New Hampshire 1742 estate list / Pauline Johnson Oesterlin. Inhabitants of New Hampshire 1776 / by Emily S. Wilson. None of them can really be considered "censuses", although the 1742 one comes close in some
15. Re: John Mitchell - Chester [1]
Is anyone else looking for John Mitchell in Chester, NH? John Mitchell arrived in Londonderry about 1719, then apparently moved on - maybe to Chester. His son John was one of the early settlers in Belfast, Maine. the third John was a Privateer in the Revolutionary War, sailing out of Boston. The third John was born in NH, possibly in Chester. Would like to find information about them. Mary Kay Lawson mklawson@telis.org
16. re: Betty or Betsy Uternox or Utinox [1]
Betty or Betsy was the wife of Joseph Corliss #2. She and he were married September 1 or 21, 1793 in Salem NH according to other family records. Joseph was the father of Cyrus Corliss who married Phoebe Gordon. Joseph also was supposedly married to a Mirriam Emerson. I can't determine which woman was the mother of Cyrus. He was born supposedly March 27, 1794 which would make him Betty or Betsy's son. However another source in family records says that he was Mirriam's son. The other Children born to J
17. DOW Look-Up [1]
Hello Fellow Rooters! Happy Holidays to all! Does anyone out there have a copy of Robert Piercy Dow's "The Book of Dow?" and would be willing to do a look-up for me? On pg. 200 of Dow's book, he lists Drucilla Dow, b. 1849, as the daughter of Dennis R. Dow and Polly Ann Beckman. I would like to know who the paternal parents and grandparents are of Dennis R. Dow. Thank you so much. Judith in East Texas - grt-granddaughter of Drucilla.
18. lost Seabrook information [1]
A while ago someone sent me the information on ABRAHAM FOWLER b 1792 m MARTHA FOWLER d/o JACOB FOWLER. They had one daughter ElLIZABETH. I can't place EBENEZER f/o ABRAHAM. ELIZABETH FOWLER m VALENTINE BAGLEY. Who was her parents I had the info, but can not find it. ABRAHAM & MARTHA or ABRAM & ABIGAIL? THANKYOU to anyone who can solve this puzzle. MERRY CHRISTMAS Gladys http://community.webtv.net/sassypup/GLADYSWEBPAGEABOUT
19. Source for Quaker information [1]
A good source for Quaker information is: Rhode Island Historical Society Library 121 Hope Street Providence, RI 02906 (401)331-8675 (tel) (401)751-7930 (fax) The fees for research in the Quaker Archives are currently (27 Feb 1999) $35.00 for the first hour of searching and $25.00 for each hour after that. Payable in advance. They very kindly did a preliminary search for me after I wrote them with the name of the Quaker, date of birth/death/marriage (including a self-addressed, stamped envelope) and wr
20. Address for Quaker Book [1]
Voila! I knew I could count on someone on YORKSGEN to get the address for ordering the book. Here it is: William SESSIONS Ltd, (Printers & Labelling Specialists.) The EBOR Press, Huntington Road, YORKSHIRE YO31 9HS England Tel:- 01904 659224 Fax:- 01904 637068 Magdalena PS: I guess I must publish the disclaimer that I have nothing whatsoever to do with this publishing company. I am only supplying the above information as I believe this book to be of extreme interest to genealogists. 01904 6
21. Quaker Sufferings - Address [1]
Due to a great deal of popular request, here's the editorial information I have for the booklet: copyright 1998 by William Sessions Limited, The Ebor Press, York, England ISBN 1 85072 212 9. I believe you can write them directly and order from them. I don't have their exact address, but it shouldn't be hard to find. I can't remember how much the booklet cost, but it was very little indeed. The booklet is in paperback form and contains some 100 pages. (The quoted page numbers are those of the original
22. EBENEZER FOWLER [1]
I have been looking about two years now for the EBENEZER FOWLER born in Seabrook NH or Salisbury Ma. There are plenty in CT and Westfield Ma but I do not think that any of the are the right ones. Th EBENZER I am looking for had a son ABRAHAM in 1792 who married MARTHA FOWLER c/o JACOB & ABIGAIL (CILLEY) FOWLER Does anyone recognise these names and can help me with information on EBENEZER'S parents or wife? Any help is greatly appreciated Thank you in advance Gladys
23. Larry Stevens on Genealogical Suicide [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------E29F18031E7655A736E19232 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; x-mac-type="54455854"; x-mac-creator="4D4F5353" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hi Rockin' Rooters, I'm taking advantage of this holiday lull in the posting of queries to pass on something I copied in April 1998 from the NORTHEAST-ROOTS mail list. It was posted by Larry V. Stephens of Indiana University, owner of the list. Perhaps some of you will recall having seen it before. Al
24. ABIGAIL NORTON [1]
Would anyone out there have any information on the Abigail Norton who married Ebenezer Fowler in Seabrook NH or Salisbury Ma. in the mid to late 1700's? Thankyou for any help in advance Gladys
25. How do I find Quaker information" [1]
Hi everyone, I feel that my problems are that a lot of my ancesters were Quakers. That's why I can't find them so easy,or they end up nowhere. I have found 2 small sites of Quaker genealogy on he web. Would anyone know of a good genealogy on quakers that will igive me a descent start" Thank you in advance Gladys http://community.webtv.net/sassypup/GLADYSWEBPAGEABOUT
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