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1. [VERMONT-L] Chaplin, Waterford, 1790 [1]
I have not been able to find records for John prior to 1790 in Waterford. Any information greatly appreciated. Mariana John CHAPLIN**, born 1767 1; died 4 April 1846 in Waterford Caledonia VT 2. He married (1) Hannah (_____)**. Notes Buried Stiles Cemetery Waterford VT Obit states that he was a Rev War pensioner, and that he moved to Waterford 51 years ago, this is an error as first child was born 1790 in Waterford .....56 years at least. "CHAPLIN, John, S40831, MA Line, appl 17 Apr 1818 Caledonia Co VT
2. [VERMONT-L] Burial Grounds of VT [1]
Burial Grounds of Vermont Published by: Vermont Old Cemetery Association, 1991, second printing 1992 484 pages, 8.5 x 11. $29.95 plus S&H. [abt 4 years ago] Lists approximately 1900 cemeteries. Four towns in Vermont have no cemeteries, Averill, Ferdinard, Glastonbury and Lewis. Arranged with the written information on one page, the facing page has the VT Highway Dept Town map with the locations marked. I purchased my copy from the Vermont Historic Society Library in Montpelier.....I called and ordered using
3. Re: [VERMONT-L] Re: VERMONT-D DRURY and HOPKINS [1]
Hi Caro: Can't answer your question directly but I have the Expanded Index to Caverly's History of Pittsford VT and both names are in the index. I knew of course there were lots of Hopkins names as they are connected to one of my Pittsford names but the index also lists many Drury names also. The LDS has microfilmed the town records of Pittsford. Barbara At 09:09 AM 4/9/99 -0400, Andy White wrote: >I'm trying to check a marriage date and place. Luther DRURY married Rhoda HOPKINS >23 Feb 1786 in Pittsf
4. Re: [VERMONT-L] Help [0.978219]
I send the first two files, but do not have the last one. Fred Merrick At 09:58 PM 4/9/99 -0400, you wrote: >To all, > >This is not genealogy, but I do my genealogy on this computer. My >problem is my computer is calling for three files, and I can't find them >anywhere on my hard drive. >If some one could search their computer, and see if they them, please >send them to my( AOL ADDRESS please ( edmumley@aol.com )The files are. > >1-RA3214_4.dll > >2-RA32DNET.dll > >3-Winmodem.101\winmodem.drv > this is
5. [VERMONT-L] Looking for a book: "Pownal: A Vermont Town's Two Hundred Years and More" [0.978219]
I am still looking, but thus far have had no luck, for a book entitled: "Pownal: A Vermont Town's Two Hundred Years and More", by Joseph Parks. Published by the Pownal Bicentennial Committee, 1977. I would like to purchase a copy of this book, so if you have a copy you no longer want, or if you know where I might purchase one, I would really appreciate hearing from you. Karima I have even contacted the author, Joseph Parks, but he wasn't able to help me.
6. [VERMONT-L] Nat. Educ. Assoc.--1885 Vermont Members [0.978219]
The Journal Of Proceedings and Addresses Of The National Educational Association, Session Of the Year 1884, at Madison, Wis. Published by the Association. Boston: J.E. Farwell & Co., Printers, 45 Pearl Street. 1885. Vermont Annual Memberships for the year ending July 1, 1885. Abbott, L.A., Montpelier Bailey, Mrs. M.W., St. Albans Barker, Pliny, Waterbury Barker, Mrs. P., Waterbury Belknap, S.C., St. Johnsbury Brooks, A.A., Swanton Chandler, Miss A.C., Westminster Clark, Mrs. Louise M., Montpelier Deal
7. [VERMONT-L] train wreck [0.978219]
I don't know if this is the same train wreck someone asked about but in the Winter 1969 issue of Vermont Life is an article entitled, "Disaster at the White River Train Bridge", a chapter from the book TRAIN WRECK! just published ('69?) by the Stephen Greene Press, written by the eminent rail historian, Wesley S. Griswold." The train wreck occurred on February 5, 1887 near West Hartford. Fascinating article - maybe the book is still available? Hope this helps. Sue Spain
8. [VERMONT-L] Alternative Surname Spellings [0.978219]
Hi, All. The HOISINGTON family I'm researching has a lot of alternative spellings (more than 20 so far), some of which are names that are common to non-related families in Vermont. In order to verify which persons of these spellings are actually Hoisingtons, I'd be interested in hearing from anyone researching the following surnames in Vermont (1770-1820): NAME (County) HARINGTON (Windsor) HARRINTON (Windsor) HASELTIN (Chittenden) HASELTON (Caledonia, Orange) HASLETON (Chittenden) HAZELTINE (Caledonia,
9. [VERMONT-L] RE: Washington, VT [0.978219]
Count me, too, please! Washington VT was where my great-great-grandmother Florence Viola Willis was born in 1858. Parents were John Willis and Sarah Norcross. Vicki Duckles(s) Flanders Keene NH -----Original Message----- I also would be interested in such a book. I have Palmers and Craige's from Washington. ----- Original Message ----- Is there a book on this town and county that contains genealogy records of the families living there.
10. [VERMONT-L] more old papers... [0.978219]
*************************************************************** The following are taken from the autograph book of Clara Jones of Northfield and Lucas Cummings of East Montpelier. They are dated from 1881 to 1903. In the golden chain of friendship consider me a link. In the book of life, God's Album, May your name be traced with care; And may those who here have written, write their names forever there. May life be one long summer day. I wish for thee--the boon is rare The choicest heaven bestow
11. [VERMONT-L] Looking for Amarilla (???) [0.978219]
Searching for my 'grandma' Amarilla who died very young after her 4th child - 1831 probably in Shaftsbury, VT. I need any dates available for her. She married Jared Harrington/Herrington in Bennington Co., VT c 1822?? Jan W.
12. Re: [VERMONT-L] TINKHAM [0.978219]
I have just discovered a TINKHAM link to Vermont: ggggrandmother Mary Bradford Tinkham, b. 7 Feb 1824 in VT, M. Charles Orrin (sp. varies) POST 30 March 1846 in Geauga Co., OH, d. March 1906 probably Johnson Co., NE. Mary and Charles had 9 children; I have good information on all of them. After Charles died in 1860, Mary remarried and moved to Nebraskato live near her oldest daughter, Esther Alma POST m. Oscar Joseph COX. Would be interested in finding Mary's VT ancestors. Barbara
13. [VERMONT-L] SMITHS in Vermont 1808 [0.978219]
I'm looking for Charles SMITH who was born in Vermont and then moved on to Massachusetts where he married a woman with the first name of Chloe or the name Chloe is a nickname for a more formal name. Any information anyone has would be appreciated and I will gladly share what I have. Family names that may belong to this family are Luther, John, Harrison, Albert, and Harry, just to name a few. If any of this rings a bell please contact me. Karon in Michigan
14. [VERMONT-L] more old papers... [0.978219]
****************************************************************** The Boulder On the top of the hill in the cow pasture of my home farm stands a large boulder-like rock. It rests on a slanting ledge and if appearances were a true indication of fact, any slight motion of the earth might send it crashing through my home. But it has stood there for many years, quite a few over the century and nothing has given any cause for alarm. It has been an object of curio
15. [VERMONT-L] more old papers... [0.978219]
*********************************************************** The Minister's Muskmelon It was coustomary in early times to make cider brandy. Even the minister was not backward in sam- pling a bottle of it. The story is told of a minister who had raised some fine muskmelons one year. He asked a number of other ministers who were attending a revival to come over one evening and have some melons. The afternoon his friends came the good minister "plugged" the melons and pou
16. [VERMONT-L] Rutland Weekly Herald Extracts, 1811-1815 [0.978219]
I have finished typing and indexing the second set of extracts from the Rutland Weekly Herald. Anyone wishing copies please contact me at jnichols@sover.net As I mentioned in my original message for the first set (1816-1820), these extracts have been done by Dawn Hance of Rutland, VT, typed and indexed by me, Joann Nichols of Brattleboro, VT. In the Introduction, Dawn gives the following information: The first issue of the Rutland Herald or Vermont Mercury was published at Rutland, Vermont on 8 December
17. Re: [VERMONT-L] Re: VERMONT-D Digest V99 #95 [0.978219]
This spring? I thought we just had 3 seasons here -- Winter Mud and 2 months of rough skiing and snow mobiling. Harman Clark P.O. Box 311, Sheffield, VT 05866 hclark@plainfield.bypass.com >LeeAnn, > >Thanks for the tip. We're planning a VT trip this spring. > >Ken >
18. Re: [VERMONT-L] Harrington-Shaftsbury area. [0.978219]
Does anyone have any information on a Londo Harrington who married a Virginia Berube? thanks Kathy VJyizit@aol.com wrote: > Hello List, > > Does anyone has access to VR for Bennington County for Jared Harrington or > Herrington who was born 1801 in Bennington Co. VT and had four children by a > woman named 'AMRILLA or AMARILLA???' Very anxious to find out her maiden > name. She probably was born about 1805 - they maybe married about 1822? She > had four children, Truman, Edward, Paul and Thankful. > We
19. Re: [VERMONT-L] Alternative Surname Spellings [0.978219]
Hi, Yes, I am researching the Cady line in Vermont. The last time I was up (November) I went to Middlesex and found that Chet's grandfather's father had died in Worster but is buried in Middlesex. Edward L. Cady was buried in Randolph, Vt. Jan 14, 1939. I am wondering if this is my husband's grandfather because his name was Edward M. Cady according to his marriage license dated Dec. 25, 1900, to Alma Shatney. The divorce record VT VITALS vol 3 page 8 & 9 show divorce for desertation and non support as
20. [VERMONT-L] Straw Family GenForum [0.978219]
Hi, I am hoping that there are others like me out there in New Hampshire and Vermont who have an interest in the Straw family. I know the name is strong in New Hampshire and I have Straw ties to Stowe, Vermont. I would like to see a new family forum added to GenForum for the Straw family. The GenForum process for adding a new family forum is that they get enough requests to add a specific name. If you are interested, please go to: http://genforum.genealogy.com/new.html and mail in a request for Straw.
21. [VERMONT-L] Congregationalist [0.978219]
Hi Everyone, thanks for the info.It was useful and interesting. Shirley
22. [VERMONT-L] FLINT/HALL/TURNER [0.978219]
Seeking to exchange information with individuals researching FLINT/HALL/TURNER family residing in Orange & Windsor Counties, Vermont 1800 - 1860. Hiram A. FLINT; Birth: 10 Feb 1830 -Braintree, Orange, Vermont; Marriage: abt 1850; Father: Amasa FLINT Jr. (b 9 Aug 1798); Mother: Harriet HALL (b abt 1802) Wife: Marion H. TURNER; Birth: 23 Jul 1831 - Bethel, Windsor, Vermont Children 1. William Franklyn (Fred) FLINT; Birth: Mar 1852 - Vermont; Married: 1) Charlotte JOHNSO
23. Re: John Strong and [VERMONT-L] Addison Settlers - Early Families in Vt Hist... [0.978219]
Because of the interest in John Strong - This was an extract taken from the Vermont Historical Magazine in an article on Addison, Vt. This was in the Salt Lake FHL and copied some years ago. It gave the Biographical History of John Strong. It contains a wonderful story of the family but to give the genealogical interest available other than already sighted before: John Strong was b in Salisbury, CT 1738 and when 21 yrs of age was m to Agnes McCure, also b in Salibruy, the only d/o J. McCure, a wealt
24. [VERMONT-L] Old Papers [0.978219]
Hi Listers! A while ago I mentioned I had been given some old papers that had some intresting tidbits, i.e. some exerpts from a soilders journal, old epitaphs, Stories, home remedies. They appeared to have been put together as a book...do not know if it ever got that far. I do not have the whole scrpit but about 90 pages of it. I sent a copy of this off to our great list owner, Joe, who has given the okay to have them put on the Vermont List page. The problemis, I do not know how to do this. At the ti
25. [VERMONT-L] Re: VERMONT-D Digest V99 #109 [0.978219]
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