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1. Re: [VERMONT] Ancestry.com [1]
In a message dated 6/9/03 8:54:54 PM !!!First Boot!!!, agrilus@cox.net writes: > Is anyone having trouble accessing Ancestry.com? I have tried for days and > cannot access it even though I have an account with them. Any suggestions? > Call them, 1 800 ANCESTRY but the problem could be the bugbear B virus which is attacking websites. But I call at the drop of a problem and tell them I can't live without them which is true Eliz
2. [VERMONT] St Albans, Franklin County [1]
Does anyone know of a book or other material written about St. Albans or Fairfield or Franklin County covering the last half of the 19th Cent. and the early 20th? I'm researching my Powers/Ritchie ancestors. Thanks. Julie
3. [VERMONT] BARKER for Cora [1]
Here is some additional information found on www.familysearch.org on this family. I suggest that you use this information as only a tool/guide in helping you locate vital records (birth/marriage/death) to verify information for yourself. There is more information on these families at this site, but I do not have the time to search for all of it. All records are not totally accurate, but if you remove variables, such as dates and places, sometimes more information comes up. Note that some individuals ar
4. [VERMONT] Fw: ANDERSON ZAKRZEWSKI GAJEWSKI ZACK [1]
The message below was posted on the Vermont Unknown County Message Board. I have closed the gateway between the board and the list to avoid Spam, etc., and will forward appropriate messages to the list. If you wish to respond to this message, please click on the following URL which will take you to the message where it is posted on the board: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/ZmB.2ACE/2091 Thank you, Karima List Administrator of VERMONT-L ----- Original Message ----- From:
5. Re: [VERMONT] Re: TUNBRIDGE VT [1]
Harriet, If I were coming I-89 from the south I would take the SHARON exit, turn left at the end of the exit ramp and then right onto Rt 14 to S. Royalton and the right onto Rt 110 to Tunbridge. Coming from the North take the S. ROYALTON ( or maybe it says just ROYALTON, I never pay attention) exit. Turn left at the exit onto RT 107 and go about 1/2 mile and turn right onto Rt 14 ( you will be staring at Eaton's Sugarhouse, an excellent place to stop for breakfast) to S. Royalton, then left onto Rt 100 to
6. [VERMONT] CRAW- marriage record [1]
Desperately seeking any proof of marriage for Hannah CRAW b 1785 Fairfield Co, CT, d Greenfield, IL. She was daughter of Reuben CRAW b 1742 CT, d 1828 VT & Zerviah SUNDERLAND. I need proof that Hannah CRAW m. John BARTRAM(any spelling) b 1778 Fairfield Co, CT- 30 July 1817 Fairfield, Franklin Co, VT Can you help me??? thanks, Patti Waitman-Ingebretsen Portland, OR
7. [VERMONT] 2-6-1920 Rutland Herald news of Bristol [1]
The funeral of George H. Brooks, who died Monday at the soldier's home in Roxbury, Mass, was held Thursday at 1:30 o'clock, from Varney's undertaking rooms. Rev. R. W. Linnell officiated and the burial was in Greenwood cemetery. Mr. Brooks formerly resided here and was a veteran of the Civil war, having served in the 149th New York regiment. He is survived by two sons, Charles and Frank Brooks of Boston. The funeral of Charles A. LaMaye, a veteran of the Civil War, having served in Co. B., 7th Verm
8. [VERMONT] Town of Montpelier, Part 5, Gazetteer of Washington Co., Vt. 1783-1899," added to Gateway to Vermont web site. [1]
Hello, I have uploaded to the "Gateway to Vermont" web site, the 5th and final part of the section containing the history of the Town of Montpelier [Pages 375-399], transcribed from "The Gazetteer and Business Directory of Washington County, Vt. 1783-1899," Compiled and Published by Hamilton Child, Edited By William Adams. The Syracuse Journal Company, Printers and Binders. Syracuse, N.Y.; April, 1889. Part Five can be accessed from the main gateway page, by clicking on the "Latest Additions" button (loca
9. [VERMONT] Simon TAYLOR, 1778-1818, Newfane, VT [1]
Hello Everyone: I am on the trail of my gr. gr. gr. Grandfather Simon TAYLOR and his unfortunate wife, Cynthia BIRCHARD. Perhaps some researcher in Newfane, Vermont, or Dummerston, or Williamsville, has run across this couple and can elaborate on their sad story for me. Here is what I know: Simon TAYLOR, born 25 Jan 1778, was one of the sons of The Rev. Hezekiah TAYLOR (born 1748 in Grafton, Mass.) and his wife Sarah FROST, dau. of Amariah FROST and his wife Esther MESSINGER. Hezekiah TAYLOR, a graduat
10. [VERMONT] Fw: Did Scippio Scipio VT ever exist? [1]
The message below was posted on the Vermont Unknown County Message Board. I have closed the gateway between the board and the list to avoid Spam, etc., and will forward appropriate messages to the list. If you wish to respond to this message, please click on the following URL which will take you to the message where it is posted on the board: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ZmB.2ACE/2088 Thank you, Karima List Administrator of VERMONT-L ----- Original Message ----- From:
11. Re: [VERMONT] THATCHER, John [1]
Having worked on the Thatcher line for many years, I can tell you that almost all of them originate from Anthony Thacher (Thatcher) and his nephew Thomas Thatcher who was the son of Rev Peter Thatcher, minister of St. Edmund's Parish, Salisbury, England. They arrived in Boston aboard the James in 1635. Anthony after losing his 5 children in a hurricane on Cape Ann, MA ,went to Cape Cod and remained there the rest of his life. He had 3 more children John born 1638, Judah, and Bethia. Thomas b. 1620 , in
12. Re: [VERMONT] Taylor, Foss [1]
There is a great website for Lowell at this URL: http://library.uml.edu/clh/index.Html I put the name Taylor in and got 121 hits. There are birth, death, marriage vital records and many people have put hard work into making this available to us. I have family who went from Chester, Vt to Lowell, then back to Vermont between 1878 and 1885. Michael Lucas and his wife Ann/Honora Coffee and their children. Some kind folks on this list gave me the 1880's census data with Michael and the kids living there
13. Re: [VERMONT] William or William D. Fuller [1]
Will the person who submitted this request please contact me at my email: cloudranch@vcn.com... We may be related. Debrah Anderson
14. [VERMONT] Drew [1]
Natalie, > I am also researching the Drew family, mostly in Maine, but one > of them settled in northern VT. I actually have no proof that my Drew family was from Vermont. Jesse Drew was born in 1818 in Canada - possibly in Bolton. His death certificate in Michigan listed his parents as Enoch Drew and Nancy Reynolds. I found Nancy Reynolds married to Michael Drew in Franklin County, New York. Michael Drew is in the 1825 census in Bolton Township. There is an Enoch Drue in the 1790 Vermont census
15. Re: [VERMONT] Travel route question [1]
We traveled to Rutland in October. Being flat-landers from the Chicago area, we followed directions from Microsoft and got off the highway in Albany. Never again! I don't know what kind of roads 11 and 2 are, but personally, and especially with a trailer, I would stay on the interstate as long as possible, even if it takes you on a longer route. Annette
16. Re: [VERMONT] Book - History of Hartland, VT [1]
Thank you for the reply, but I am hoping to find a copy of one that was through at least 1936. Thanks for your help. Joyce ----- Original Message ----- From: "MK" To: Sent: Monday, June 23, 2003 9:49 AM Subject: [VERMONT] Book - History of Hartland, VT > Found this information in this list's archives from Feb. 2002: > > History of Hartford, Vermont > Author: William Howard Tucker > Call Number: F59.H3T89 > This book contains the history of Hartford, Vermont
17. [VERMONT] Fw: WILSON WILSON WILSON [1]
The message below was posted on the Vermont Unknown County Message Board. I have closed the gateway between the board and the list to avoid Spam, etc., and will forward appropriate messages to the list. If you wish to respond to this message, please click on the following URL which will take you to the message where it is posted on the board: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/ZmB.2ACE/2085 PLEASE do not respond to me directly, as this is not "my" query. Thank you, Karima List Administrator of V
18. [VERMONT] Madison Page [1]
Hi. Would anyone have any info on a Madison Page, b. Vt. c. 1809, married later to a Kimball from Nj? Thanks, Ann
19. Re: [VERMONT] Holmes [1]
Don't forget Tuthill can become Tuttle. ----- Original Message ----- From: "MK" To: Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2003 9:29 AM Subject: [VERMONT] Holmes > I searched for Warren Holmes born 1882 on the Familysearch.org web site. The information on this web site is FREE to search and view. I don't know if you are familiar with Familysearch.org (LDS). > > They have a lot of information listed on the Holmes family you are seeking, here is SOME of the information th
20. [VERMONT] VT War books [1]
Hi Gary, Sorry, the Roster of Vermont Soldiers in different war books do not give the soldier's birth place or parents names. However, it does list the town of residence when they enlisted in the Civil War book. Hope this helps, Jan Does the Adjutant General's Report of VT give the soldiers birth place and parents name?>
21. Re: [VERMONT] UNsubscribe [1]
Hi Harriet, Hope your surgery goes well and you have a quick recuperation. We'll miss you! Kathy in Corinth ps: did you go to the history expo? How was it? My Dad was there at the W. Fairlee both telling about the days he worked in the Strafford Mines. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Harriet E Cady" To: Sent: Wednesday, June 25, 2003 7:03 AM Subject: [VERMONT] UNsubscribe > HI All, > Need to get off till I have surgery on ankle and get some recupera
22. Re: [VERMONT] TAYLOR CIVIL WAR VET [1]
I thought I might add the information on the James Taylor who died here at Andersonville. Im a Volunteer for the National park Service and have my own copy of the park database. Code No: 20142 Grave No: 10142 Last Name: TAYLOR First Name: JAMES Rank: PRIVATE Company: I Regiment: 14 State: CT Branch of Service: INFANTRY Date of Death: 10/1/1864 Cause of Death: SCORBUTUS Remarks: J. TAYLOR [3] Reference*: p 3 [3]; p
23. [VERMONT] Fw: Did Scippio Scipio VT ever exist? [1]
The message below was posted on the Vermont Unknown County Message Board. I have closed the gateway between the board and the list to avoid Spam, etc., and will forward appropriate messages to the list. If you wish to respond to this message, please click on the following URL which will take you to the message where it is posted on the board: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ZmB.2ACE/1947.1 Thank you, Karima List Administrator of VERMONT-L ----- Original Message ----- From:
24. [VERMONT] DOANE buried in Shoreham [1]
Thank you for posting that. I do have the entry from that book & have corresponded with the author, Susan MacIntire. She says she got the Ames-Wright reference for the burial place of George Doane from a book of deaths in the Shoreham town clerk's office, and that the Ames Wright Cemetery is in the Richville section of Shoreham. The Doane Family Association has George & Fanny as buried in the Richville Cemetery. So I am confused as to whether this is the same cemetery that went by different names? Someo
25. Re: [VERMONT] Della Gaudet for Dot [1]
Thank you for taking the time to send me info. I have a feeling the Gaudett family and the Godette family are connected. Wish I lived back there for awhile (in the summer) so I could go to each town and look at the records. Perhaps next year. Dot
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