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1. Re: Shaving cream and tombstones... [1]
My, my, how the tale grows in the telling! The "experiments" mentioned by John Andrew Prime were not conducted by a chemist, but rather by the schoolboy son of a non-chemist. They were wholly non-quantitative and therefore didn't really show anything at all. What's more, the material tested was the one gravestone material (white marble) that would never be treated with (white) shaving cream anyhow. (Incidentally, that same non-chemist is also convinced that chalk is just as harmful to stones as shaving
2. UPDYKE Francis-7; NJ>TmpkinsCo, NY>StbnCo., NY>AllgnyCo,NY [1]
I am seeking all genealogical and biographical details for the family documented above including their ancestors, children, and grandchildren and the spouses thereof, including the full names of those spouses' parents. All additions and corrections, however speculative, will be greatly appreciated. Please send a copy of any response directly to me. I subscribe to many lists and post to many websites; I would not want to miss your reply! Thank you!
3. EGGLESTON; Baptist Ministers of Andover & Bath, NY [1]
EGGLESTON; Baptist Ministers of Andover & Bath, NY Q. Was Rev. V.L. EGGLESTON, Baptist pastor of Andover, Allegany Co., NY related to Amos EGGLESTON, Baptist Minister of Bath, Steuben Co., NY? I am seeking all genealogical and biographical details for the family documented above including their ancestors, children, and grandchildren and the spouses thereof, including the full names of those spouses' parents. All additions and corrections,
4. 1901 Irish Census [1]
I was wondering if anyone might have 1901 census listing for Carrick-on-Suir in County Tipperary and Waterford and Tramore in County Waterford? If you don't, is there someone else you may know of that would have those listings? Thank You Mike
5. Elizabeth (CRUTTENDEN) (STILLWELL) GRAVES, w/o John2 (Geo1) [1]
Elizabeth (CRUTTENDEN) (STILLWELL) GRAVES Wife of John-2 GRAVES (George-1) Unless otherwise noted, the following information has been excerpted from Deacon George Graves: 1636 Settler of Hartford, Connecticut and His Descendants (hereinafter Graves) by Kenneth Vance Graves (Wrentham, MA, [1995]). Deacon John-2 Graves (George-1) b. England about 1633; d. Guilford (now Madison), CT 31 Dec 1695; bur. East Guilford (now Madison), CT on the g
6. ENGLE/KRUSEN/HORNBECKER/McINTIRE/PETTY; NJ,USA; 1800- [1]
ENGLE/KRUSEN/HORNBECKER/McINTIRE/PETTY; NJ,USA; 1800- Francis-5 KRUSEN (Derrick-4, Francis-3, Derrick-2, Garret-1), son of Derrick-4 and Maria (VAN VLIET) KROESEN, was born probably in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. He died in Mansfield Township, (then Sussex, since 1825) Warren County, New Jersey between 7 and 13 January 1819. Francis married Mary _____; she died after 13 January 1819. If Francis and Mary followed Dutch traditions in naming their chil
7. WILCOXON Joseph-2 m. Anna?; GRAVES [1]
Q. Who was Joseph-2 Wilcoxon's wife? Joseph-3 Graves (John-2, George-1), b. 27 Aug 1672; d. 1714; m. ca. 1697 Margaret-3 Wilcoxon (Joseph-2, William-1, John-A), b. Killingworth, CT 1673, d. Guilford, CT 2 (or 9) Feb 1673, dau. of Joseph-2 and Anna (_____) Wilcoxon. According to Graves, Anna (_____) Wilcoxon was a Native American; however, other sources cite her name as Margaret Anne Sheather or simply Ann Sheather (Savage?). Source = Deaco
8. POTTER George-1; London, England > RI; 1618-1640 [1]
2. George-1 Potter (George-A) was christened at St. Bride, Fleet Street, London, Middlesex, England 9 December 1618 and died at Portsmouth, Rhode Island during September of 1640. He was probably married around 1639 to _____ (_____); she married second Nicholas Niles and probably died before 4 February 1646. George was admitted as an inhabitant of the island of Aquidneck in 1638. He had been driven out of Massachusetts along with Ann Hutchinson, Samuel Go
9. POTTER Job-3 (Abel-2, George-1); Rhode Island; 1692 - 1766 [1]
4. Job-3 Potter (Abel-2, George-1, George-A) was born at Warwick, Providence County, Rhode Island, in 1692, presumably after his father's death. He died at Coventry, Kent County, Rhode Island 10 November 1766. He married first about 1715 Susannah Arnold, born 1692, died about 1724, daughter of Elisha Arnold. Job was married second on 10 February 1725/6 to Meribah Carder. Meribah died after 21 August 1766; her name is also seen as Card or Carter in some s
10. HITTELET [1]
Hello, I have new information since my last HITTELET post. My grandfather was EMILE HITTLET, b Jan. 19, 1895, Belgium Europe. My g-grandfather was ALFRED HITTELET b 1874 in Belgium, Europe. My g-g-grandfather was FRANCOIS-JOSEPH HITTELET b May 23, 1841 Auvelais, Belgium Europe. He had following siblings- Pierre Joseph b 1840, Victoire b 1843, Hortense b 1845, Leonie b 1848, Jean-Joseph b 1850. My g-g-g-grandfather was PAUL JOSEPH HITTELET b Oct. 20, 1813 in Auvelais, Belgium Europe. He had the fol
11. STEUBEN County, NY: 18 "Immigrant" Ancestors; 1794+ [1]
STEUBEN County, NY: 18 "Immigrant" Ancestors; 1794+ My direct ancestors have resided in Steuben Co., NY from as early as 1794 and for as many as nine generations. I have a tremendous amount of information to share on the ancestors and descendants of my Steuben Co. "immigrant" ancestors: BROWN Daniel-1 (1822-1900) of Greenwood; m. Sarah STEWART BRUNDAGE Benjamin (1793-1861) of Greenwood; m. Charity LANNING BRUNDAGE John (1799-1882) of Gre
12. TRUMBULL/STOW; CT,USA > MA,USA > NY,USA; 1700- [1]
TRUMBULL/STOW; CT,USA > MA,USA > NY,USA; 1700- Q. What became of Lovisa-6 TRUMBULL? Joel-5 TRUMBULL (Ebenezer-4, John-3, Judah-2, John-1), b. Suffield, Hartford Co., CT 29 Sep 1742; m. [Rhoda STOW]. Joel TRUMBULL was of Suffield, CT; Sharon, Litchfield Co., CT; Otis, MA; Stephentown, NY 1790; he d. probably at Madison Co., NY. ("Some Connecticut TRUMBULL Data," Detroit Society for Genealogical Research Magazine, [1951-1952]). Children, surname TRU
13. SHELDON [1]
There was a wonderful 3 page artical in todays paper of the Colorado Springs, CO Gazette, it is all about an Albinus Sheldon b. Southampton, Mass in 1833 then came to Colorado in 1860. If he is an ancestor of anyone on here I would be glad to share the article. Joyce
14. HUNTER William; ENG > Springfield,MA,USA; 1635-1676 [1]
HUNTER William; ENG > Springfield,MA,USA; 1635-1676 1. William-1 Hunter was probably born in England about 1635 and was killed by Indians at Springfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts on 4 July 1676. He married at Boston, Massachusetts on 20 January 1656 Priscilla [Corish?], who was probably born in England circa 1638. She married second at Springfield 7 February 1678 David Frow. Children, probably all born at Springfield: * i. Katheri
15. Kanona, Bath Township, Steuben Co., NY; 1790s [1]
Kanona, Bath Township, Steuben Co., NY; 1790s BUTTERWORTH DICKINSON FAULKNER GOODHUE JONES KENNEDY MOON STREETER Earliest History of "New Providence" (now Kanona), Bath Township, Steuben Co., NY, in which it is revealed that Henry KENNEDY was *not* the first settler of Kanona. In 1795, there were only 160 people living at Bath, Steuben Co., NY (Cowan, 100) when Thomas STREETER and several others purchased lots #5 - #11 in township #4, fourth range on
16. de HAVENS William-1 m. Dionise [ALLEN?]; RI; Need Source [1]
de HAVENS William-1 m. Dionise [ALLEN?]; RI; Need Source Q. By what *PRIMARY* source record(s) can it be determined that the maiden name of William-1 de HAVEN's wife, Dionise, was ALLEN? I had the following information already... 1. William-1 de HAVENS was born at Aberystwith, Cardigamshire, Wales about 1618 and died at Portsmouth, Rhode Island in 1683. He married Dionise _____ who was born about 1624 and died after 1692. William was admitted an inhabitant of the Island of Aqu
17. Lookup Please Tree #3286 [1]
Subject: Lookup WFT Vol 2, Tree # 3286 Please may I have a lookup of World Family Tree Vol. 2, Tree Number 3286 Tree Name Laughlin, Fitzpatrick Haessly of WI, PA 1660-1995 for a Benjamin LAUGHLIN. Thanks you very much Joyce
18. **Lufanny**, Unusual Name in RICHEY/SKINNER/UPDIKE/WHITING [1]
**Lufanny**, Unusual Name in RICHEY/SKINNER/UPDIKE/WHITING RICHEY/SKINNER/UPDIKE/WHITING; NJ; TmpknsCo, NY; SncaCo, NY Q. Do you have any women named **Lufanny** in your family? Q. Is **Lufanny** a Dutch name? The extremely rare and unusual woman's given name, **Lufanny**, occurs twice in my family records: Roliph-5 UPDIKE (John-4, Lawrence-3, Johannes-2, Louris-1 Jansen), son of John-4 and Mary (BRAGAW) UPDIKE, b. NJ ca. 1750;
19. GOODHUE George; Bath, Steuben Co., NY; 1798 [1]
GOODHUE George; Bath, Steuben Co., NY; 1798 Q. Who was George GOODHUE? Q. Why would George GOODHUE be selling Thomas STREETER's land? The following advertisement appeared in "The Bath Gazette and Genesee Advertiser" on 21 December 1797 and ran each week through 1 February 1798: ----------------------------------------------------- For Sale. The lot of Land formerly belonging to David DICKEN
20. POTTER Abel-2 (George-1); Rhode Island; ca. 1640 - 1692 [1]
3. Abel-2 Potter (George-1, George-A) was born at Portsmouth, Rhode Island about 1640 and died in 1692 at Warwick, Kent County, Rhode Island. He was married at the home of his cousin-in-law, James Green, on 16 November 1669 to Rachel Warner (John-1, Timothy-A). Rachel died 8 November 1724; she was the daughter of John-1 and Priscilla (Holliman) Warner. Abel was raised by his aunt and uncle, William and Elizabeth (Potter) Baulston. On 4 February 1646 the
21. BAKER/BOWER/EMERY/SMITH/YOUNG; NJ > Tompkins Co., NY; 1770- [1]
BAKER/BOWER/EMERY/SMITH/YOUNG; NJ > Tompkins Co., NY; 1770- Henry SMITH, b. NJ circa 1772; d. [Lansingville, Tompkins Co., NY] 1 October 1855; m. [18 December 1796?] Sarah Emery, b. in NJ circa 1777, d. [Lansingville, Tompkins Co., NY] 9 or 10 August 1865. Children, surname SMITH: i. [Mary, b. ca. 1798; d. 4 Oct 1872; m. Joel BAKER, b. ca. 1796, d. 16 May 1876] ii. [Elizabeth, b. 11 Feb 1799; d. 9 April 1881; m. Daniel
22. REMY [1]
Hello, I have already posted this to BELGIUM ROOTS, no answer yet. I am hopeful that someone, somewhere can help me. My greatgrandmother ZELIA REMY, b about 1879 in Belgium, married ALFRED HITTELET in Belgium about 1894 (their first child was born in 1895). Zelia and ALfred came to the USA about 1900-1903. Zelias parents were Marcelle Remy and Margaret Sesouel- these names came from a marriage license from Zelias second marriage so I am very unsure of the spelling of the names- the names were probably
23. SHEARER/SHERER/HADLEY/HALLETT/JONES/MARSHALL/STREETER [1]
SHEARER/SHERER/HADLEY/HALLETT/JONES/MARSHALL/STREETER Early Settlers of Steuben County, New York I am seeking all genealogical and biographical details for the individuals documented below including their ancestors, children, and grandchildren and the spouses thereof, including the full names of those spouses' parents. All additions and corrections, however speculative, will be greatly appreciated. Please send a copy of any response directly to me. I su
24. Re: Cromwell [1]
Barbara wrote: > ... religion of people who supported Cromwell? As a matter of fact, the English Civil War was not entirely a religious matter -- far from it. The war started as a political struggle between King and Parliament. Puritans came to dominate the Parliamentary party, (hence, the term "Roundheads") and Cromwell's regime instituted many changes on religious grounds, but his support, such as it was, also stemmed from opposition to the political excesses of the royal court.
25. Crow Swisher [1]
Hello, Trying to absorb all these emails ;-) Just starting to search CROW 1930-now MO>IL>KS>WA SWISHER 1930-now KS>NV Also trying to find out if Nikki, Kevin, Donna, Victoria, David Crow b. 1957- 1964 are half-siblings. Any and all help greatly appreciated. Also if Virgil "Bert" Crow, JR in Vancouver, Wa area is still living. Thank you all Patti Smith pjsmith@misslink.net Galesburg, IL icq# 13975790
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