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1. [RIGENWEB] Old Stone Bank books [1]
Hi Everyone, I have 2 hardcover books entitled: "The Old Stone Bank" History of Rhode Island. I bought these books and a few more from a 2nd hand used book store in Newport while I was on vacation in RI doing genealogy a few years ago. One book is published in 1929 and Vol II in 1931. Vol II by John Williams Haley "The Rhode Island Historian". There are about 60 bios and stories in each book. The biographies and stories are each 1, 2 or 3 pg long. On the front cover both books say "Published in Co
2. [RIGENWEB] NE Indian Tribes [1]
Did I see something here on the six NE Indian tribes recently? I thought I'd saved it, but... If so, could someone please send it again? Many thanks. Pat Wyatt
3. [RIGENWEB] Re: RIGENWEB-D Digest V03 #301 [1]
Hi, Jim: Duby's Grove was a recreation spot for clambakes and company outings in the 1930' and into the 40's. It was located at the end of Vine Street in the Lakewood Section of Warwick, Rhode Island. It was next to the Pawtuxet River although I do not recall if there were swimming activities there. The trolley car from Providence (then the United Electric Railways) came up Broad Street in Providence into Cranston, then down (south) Warwick Avenue to the sharp bend at Waite Avenue and then into brush
4. Re: [RIGENWEB] I have gotten the W32.Bugbear virus someone mentioned recently [1]
I got the same thing and my Norton Antivirus has quarantined the e-mail! ----- Original Message ----- From: "Judith McNiel" To: Sent: Monday, June 09, 2003 12:31 PM Subject: [RIGENWEB] I have gotten the W32.Bugbear virus someone mentioned recently > Hello everyone, FYI---I have a newer version of Norton AntiVirus. This morning, it told me I have that virus. I recall that someone on the list mentioned a warning to us about this one recently. > > The virus foun
5. Re: [RIGENWEB] RI Historical Cemeteries Transcription Project Database [1]
Hi Susan, This is Gloria (ALBRO) Silverman from the Albro Journal (www.albrojournal.com). Phil Albro and I have this website together in which I recently posted the Albro's listed in the cemetery transcripts. You may recall that Phil wrote to you to ask for permission to use that info and create a link to the transcripts, which you were so kind to say yes. I really am grateful for your site it always helps me in my daily research to find people and even place some of the unknowns into the right famil
6. [RIGENWEB] for Carol Cargill [1]
Carol, I have RSVP'd twice for the luncheon and I don't show up on the list. I sent it to the yahoo group site. Anyway, I will be in RI by friday and would like to attend the luncheon. Nancy MacKay Hattox San Diego,
7. Re: [RIGENWEB] ANNE (MARBURY) HUTCHINSON [1]
If anybody wants to seek more information on Sanch de Ayala go online to Google, or perhaps any other site and type in Sancha's full name.Lots of stuff to read. She may be a distant relative as I have found, so far, on two different names of my family.... Weeks and Slocum... ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, June 22, 2003 2:59 PM Subject: [RIGENWEB] ANNE (MARBURY) HUTCHINSON > One of the many ancestors of Anne (Marbury) Hutchinson was Sir W
8. RE: [RIGENWEB] Re: FENNER of Scituate, RI [1]
Hi Beth, Do you know of any connection with the Wood family and the Fenner family? My Wood family from Burrillville had a son, Fenner Wood. I'm assuming that it is a surname somehow connected. My Wood line is: John and Rhoba (Smith) Wood, Otis Wood Thanks, Leslie
9. Re: [RIGENWEB] Requesting records from the Health Department in Providence [1]
Hi Nancy - I didn't see anyone answer yet. The Dept of Health is where you go to get any of these RI vitals births and marriages after 1901 and deaths after 1951- But they cost $15.00 whether they find them or not. The state archives has Births and Marriages: 1853-1901 (statewide index available) Deaths: 1853-1951 (statewide index available) Before 1853 you have to go to the individual cities and towns, or at least know the city or town to get a microfilm copy from the archives. They cost 15 cents
10. Re: [RIGENWEB] Whoops - OLD STONE BANK INDEX - VOL I [1]
Hi Maggie: Count Rochambeau is one of my fascinating subjects as relating to the Lawtons of Newport. If you could, copy and Email. Claire
11. [RIGENWEB] Re: Allen/Northup/Whaley [1]
Scant information, but wondering if this Nancy is a Northup: I have a Henry Allen married to a Nancy N. They had at least 2 children, sons James Northup b 1815 in SK and Daniel Records or Richard b 7 Oct 1821 SK. The middle name of Northup made me wonder if Nancy N. was a Northup? And while I'm asking, can anyone place Henry Allen in a family? Marcia B. --- Briggs Marcia ---http://home.mindspring.com/~mbriggs3 --- mbriggs3@mindspring.com --- EarthLink: The #1 provider of the Real Internet.
12. [RIGENWEB] SISSON web site [1]
Jude, this is the website you asked about. Good to see you today. http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~dasisson/
13. [RIGENWEB] Excerpts from the book, 14th Regiment Rhode Island Heavy Artillery [1]
This book was published in 1898, by William H. Chenery, Late First Lieutenant, Company F, Second Battalion. Negro University Press, New York. This book not only lists people of color who served, but all of the officers, sketches and pictures, it's a great find. I have it on loan through my local library in Santa Clara, CA. Here's an excerpt of one of the sketches... PERSONAL SKETCHES Joseph J. Comstock Major Joseph J. Comstock was born in Providence, Rhode Island January 10, 1838. His ancestors o
14. Re: [RIGENWEB] HATHAWAY/MANCHESTER [1]
>From: "DON TAYLOR" >Reply-To: RIGENWEB-L@rootsweb.com >To: RIGENWEB-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [RIGENWEB] HATHAWAY/MANCHESTER >Date: Wed, 04 Jun 2003 23:44:39 +0000 > >Donna, I don't see any apparent connection between your aunt's husband's >Hathaway's and Earl's. Didn't find any of the Fry's in the Hathaway book >except Marion. She was b. 31 May 1841; d. 19 July 1910; m. 27 Oct 1875, >Henry Frye; b. 3 Aug 1843; res. Providence. Marion was the daughter of >Samuel8 Hat
15. Re: [RIGENWEB] for Carol Cargill [1]
Carole, I will be in Florida and will miss this one. Darned shame, really. But perhaps next one. I'll be there in spirit. Fred On Wednesday, June 4, 2003, at 06:06 PM, CDCARGILL@aol.com wrote: > Hi Nancy, > Yes, you are on the NEW List which I will be posting again soon. > (just waiting for a little more response) I'm going to post it every 5 > days... so > everyone will see it and maybe be able to join us. Sometimes people > don't > pick up their e-mail every day. > I am really looking
16. Re: [RIGENWEB] Ques. for Charlie Bearse re- illegitimate Lillibridge /Barber ... [1]
In a message dated 6/2/2003 7:30:57 PM Eastern Standard Time, judemcniel@cox.net writes: > Hello---I am so intrigued by what Charlie Bearse says here ( hi > Charlie)---how were you able to learn which Lillibridge was the father of > Susan Barber's child?????????? Obviously, the first name of Lillibridge was > the hugest clue. Did you find it in a bible or something, or town meeting > records? > Hi Jude My sister, Avis Simmons, actually should get the credit. She found that the will of Joseph Ba
17. [RIGENWEB] Laframboise obit look-up [1]
Hello, Is anyone out there working on Laframboise genealogy? I am hoping to find an obituary for Leah Marie (Fournier) Laframboise b. 11-18-1883 Quebec d. 04-05-1963 West Warwick, RI. If anyone can help me with this it would be greatly appreciated. Diana
18. Re: [RIGENWEB] Desperately seeking Susan(nah) [1]
Sheila, Could this be her? Harriet Frances Taylor born 1842, died 5 Sep 1856 at Scituate, the daughter of Abial Eddy Taylor and Mary Burr? Cousin Don (embarrassed) >From: "DON TAYLOR" >Reply-To: RIGENWEB-L@rootsweb.com >To: RIGENWEB-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [RIGENWEB] Desperately seeking Susan(nah) >Date: Wed, 11 Jun 2003 01:59:15 +0000 > >Oops, sorry, thought that was going direct to Sheila. >Sheila, Maybe Harriet was a Budlong or Porter and a widow of a Taylor? I'll
19. Re: [RIGENWEB] 1910 census index- we have one for CT [1]
We have actual BOOKS with 1910 census indexed for all of CT. at the State Library here in CT. It makes it really easy if you have names spelled multiple ways! Jude ----- Original Message ----- From: Carol Houghton To: Sent: Saturday, May 31, 2003 7:05 PM Subject: [RIGENWEB] 1910 census index > > Hi there, > > I do not ever remember seeing the 1910 census indexed. As far as I know, > only through 1850 and then 1920 and 1930 is indexed. > > > > Carol Sh
20. Re: [RIGENWEB] OLD STONE BANK VOL II Index [1]
In a message dated 6/29/03 3:36:34 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Dewolf2323@cs.com writes: << s there a story to the Charles Dyer - Lippitt union? >> Claire, I got this information from Frank so I don't know. E.
21. [RIGENWEB] Sally/Sarah Drown-e Divorced? Died? What? [1]
Have been searching for info on Sally/Sarah M. Drowne (daug. of Sol.) who married Samuel T. Church (son of George) 1 Jan. 1849 in Warren, Bristol, RI. Finally learned today that Samuel T. married a 2nd. time, just six years later, on 13 Aug. 1855 to Clarissa Cornelia Clark in Pawtucket. So what became of Sally/Sarah M. Drowne Church? Did she die? Did she divorce Samuel T? Any clues to this mystery appreciated. Gnanse Nelson
22. [RIGENWEB] RIGenWeb Project [1]
What do you do about errors posted to the RIGenWeb Project? In the Walnut Hill Cemetery, Pawtucket, RI, I found: SABER ALBERT SAMUEL - 29 JUL 1982b PW004 This is my Uncle and his name was ALBERT SABA, he did not have a middle name. He was born Feb. 28, 1914 in Willimantic, Winham, Conn. (I have his birth certificate) Burial date is correct. He was the son of Samuel SABA b. January 17, 1888 Damascus, Syria (information from his citizenship papers) died and buried i
23. [RIGENWEB] 1st Rhode Island Cavalry Roster [1]
TROOP D (Re-organized) Name Residence Date of Muster Remarks Willis C. Capron, Capt.; Woonsocket, R.I.; Nov. 16, 1863; Trans from Troop D, old org, Dec. 21, 1864; Mustered out Aug. 3, 1865 Andrew G. Lorrimer, 1st Lieut; Providence, R.I.; Dec. 2, 1864; Trans from Troop A, old org, Dec. 21, 1864; Mustered out Aug. 3, 1865 George W. Darling, 2d Lieut; Providence, R.I.; Mar. 1, 1863; Trans from Troop B. old org, Dec. 21, 1864; Captain Troop A, May 15, 1865
24. Re: [RIGENWEB] OLD STONE BANK VOL II Index [1]
In a message dated 6/29/03 12:03:38 AM Eastern Daylight Time, Dewolf2323@cs.com writes: << Mary Dyer, A Quaker Martyr; >> Clair, She is one of my ancestors. Is she yours also? Elaine
25. Re: [RIGENWEB] Just received my DNA Report from www.familytreedna.com [1]
Nancy, what is the cost of this test? Don Taylor >From: DonnaRNCEN@aol.com >Reply-To: RIGENWEB-L@rootsweb.com >To: RIGENWEB-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [RIGENWEB] Just received my DNA Report from >www.familytreedna.com >Date: Thu, 5 Jun 2003 15:49:36 EDT > >HI Nancy, > I know we chatted about this the other night, but which kit did you >order for the DNA test? > Donna in RI > > >==== RIGENWEB Mailing List ==== >Search the RIGenWeb Mailing List >http://www.rootsweb.com/~rigenweb/mailsrch.html
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