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1. [VT-L] Paquin Family [1]
I am looking for relatives of Henry L. Paquin, born in Barnston, Quebec on May 19, 1855. He married Mary (or Mae) Ludella Daniels in Barnston on November 30, 1878. They had three children: one that died in infancy; Fred Sumner (born in Coaticooke, Quebec on October 5, 1879); and Ethel May (born in Canada in November, 1884). Both of their children, Fred and Ethel, their daughter-in-law Core Olivette Darling, and a George Almer Dailey, died in a canoe accident on Lake Memphremagog on June 24, 1906. Henry
2. Re: [VT-L] Washington Township [0.977383]
Dot, I also would be interested in such a book. I haven't found anything specific to the town. These are my Washington surnames: CRAIGE, PALMER ,BENNETT and WHITCOMB Thanks, Pam ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, December 11, 1999 11:46 AM Subject: [VT-L] Washington Township > Is there a book in print on Washington Township (Orange County) that has > genealogy information in it? > > Thank you. Dot > > > ==== VERMONT Mailing List ==== >
3. [VT-L] James FULLER m. Ann GOODWIN - res. Glover <1847 [0.977383]
Cordelia Narzette FULLER b. 1847 Glover was the daughter or James FULLER b. 1814 VT and Ann GOODWIN b. 1813 VT. Looking for origins of James and Ann and any other information about their family. They had at least one other child, Eliot, b. abt 1841. Cindy Walcott Grand Isle, VT
4. [VT-L] New obituary search engine added [0.977383]
I have added a search engine to the Obituary Links Page that will access hundreds of obits that are being added to the site on a regular basis. The address to the Obituary Links Page is http://www.geocities.com/cribbswh/obit/ Thanks! Bill Cribbs The Obituary Links Page http://www.geocities.com/cribbswh/obit/ The Cribbs-Krebs-Creps-Kribbs Family Page http://www.geocities.com/cribbswh/cribbs.htm States of the Union http://www.cribbs.net/states/ Always Searching http://www.cribbs.net/as/
5. [VT-L] Douglass Orleans County [0.977383]
Hi Tucky, >From Hemenway's Vermont Historical Gazetteer: Coventry, Vermont pg. 150. In 1825, Mr. Cleveland built an ashery, in which he began to make pearlash in December. The ashery stood just south of J. Douglass' blacksmith's shop. It was burned two or three years after, and another was immediately built on the same spot. >From Hamilton Child's County Gazetteer and Directory: Carrow, Mark D; (town of Troy, Vt.) harness maker, over Lewis & Co.'s store, Main St.. Carrow, Nelson B; r 11, laborer in north T
6. [VT-L] Kinglsey [0.977383]
Barbara, Another coincidence? About two weeks ago I posted a land record that was noted as originating from an area known as either Kingsley or Kingsey. There were several signatures on it from men who were seeking land grants in lower Quebec. But, in all my research, I've yet to find a town by that name. Given the time and area of your Phinehus (or probably Phineas) I'd say the coincidence is too strong since the name Kinsley doesn't seem to be that common. If you didn't receive it, or deleted the fi
7. [VT-L] (no subject) [0.977383]
With all the discussions on Ethan Allen and Ira Allen, My curiosity is raised! Does anyone know whom their Children were? I would love to get more on their personal families Thanks, Peaska
8. Re: [VT-L] Migration/employment [0.977383]
You might be interested in reading Hannah Josefson's "Golden Threads: New England's Mill Girls and Magnates" about the Lowell Mill Girls, if you haven't already read it. Sylvia Bugbee University of Vermont On Thu, 2 Dec 1999, JEFF LEINBACH wrote: > When a lot of the textile mills were seeing their hayday. Adds were placed > in papers and my young women and children went to work in these mills. One > such person was my ggggrandmother, Mary Cross. She left her home in > Roxbury VT and went to Lowell Ma
9. [VT-L] John COOMER of Glover, early 1800's [0.977383]
John (b. abt 1781 NH) and Sarah (b. abt 1774 MA) COOMER had a daughter Sarah b. 1819 Glover, VT. Sarah married Asiel WALCOTT, probably in Glover. John and Sarah lived with Asiel and Sarah at the time of the 1850 census, in Glover. Looking for information about the COOMER family. Where did they come from? What was Sarah's surname? Cindy Walcott Grand Isle, VT
10. [VT-L] Re: VERMONT-D Digest V99 #415 [0.977383]
Hi,I have very little on Kings.This is it.{Hannah Elizabeth Bushey.BornJan.30,1893 in Orwell,Vermont.Father George E. King. Mother Catherine MC Namara.Hannah died Feb.20,1950.I don't know but I understand her parents were from NY.Sorry but that is all I know. Jean
11. [VT-L] Re:The American Genealogist lookup-THANKS! [0.977383]
Many thanks to everyone who gave good advice and offered to help me find the article I was looking for. I now have what I need on the way. I'm not just lazy, but having a back problem. What a great list to be on!! Sue in Enfield I do lookups on ABBOTT,BADGER,KNIGHT and CHITTENDEN, as well as in "People of Peacham" (Vermont). Happy to share
12. [VT-L] Co. Seth Warner [0.977383]
Hi Becke, >From Hemenway's "Vermont Historical Gazetteer" Bennington, Vermont. Col. Warner came to Bennington a single man in 1765, was married within a year or two afterwards to Hester Hurd of Roxbury, and settled in the northwesterly part of the town. He was a near neighbor of James Breakenridge, his house being on the corner opposite the present school house at "Irish Corner." It was lately known as the Gibbs place, and the house erected by him was standing, though in a dilapidated condition, until the f
13. Re: [VT-L] Heaton- Montpelier, Vermont [0.977383]
HARRIET, MY GRANDMOTHERS COSN WAS THE FOUNDER. I AM LOOKING FOR INFORMATION ON HORACE HEATON, MARRIED HARRIET GRIFFITH . AND MAYBE YOU ARE RELATED TO THE HORACE HEATON THAT MARRIED CLARRISA CADY. THANK YOU ELAINE
14. Re: [VT-L] POINTON - Swanton, Franklin Co, 1883 [0.977383]
All, The Swanton Historical Society has asked me to pass on that they have produced a calendar for the year 2000 which contains a number of historic photographs and advertisements relative to Swanton, including numerous photographs for the Orrin Batchelder Collection, and advertizement for the Atwater Suspender Co. of Swanton, some of the historic bridges in Swanton and a number of the historic buildings in the downtown area. If you are interested, please write a check for $6.75 made out to the "Swanton H
15. [VT-L] Derby Line? [0.977383]
What churches were around Derby Line around 1820. My gggrandfather was born there and I am trying to determine what his religious affiliation was. Mark:)
16. [VT-L] St Johnsbury, Caledonia, Vermont vol 3 pg 103 - 115 [0.977383]
I hope everyone had a great Christmas, and best wishes in the New Year! The Family History Center has been closed for the past little while, so haven't been able to get much copied to pass on. Hopefully, after the New Year things will get back to normal. Page 103 CASS, William married LEE, Phebe 2 Mar 1863 SARGENT, Wesley married HALL, Arlene 1 Jan 1863 Page 104 ATKINSON, Jacob married DEAN, Anna 25 Jul 1863 PARISH, William married BOLTON, Mary A. 28 Aug 1863 Page 105 STONE, Harvey married CH
17. [VT-L] Henry Herrick, Sr of Danbury, VT, b. 1738. [0.977383]
Subscribers: Here is a query from a posting in TAG that I responded to and when I received more information I could not find a connection in the HERRICK books. Here is the query from TAG: "HERRICK-YEOMANS/YEMMANS. Seek ancestry of Henry HERRICK of Preston, CT; m. Stonington, CT 25 Dec. 1766, Sarah YEOMANS of Stonington [sometimes known as Sally YEMMONS]. Where did the live before moving to Danbury, VT? John C. Harris, Muskegon, MI." John HARRIS furnished the following information by letter to me: Sgt. H
18. [VT-L] Addison Independent Special [0.977383]
The Addison Independent just put out a special Century Edition. It is not archived at their online site yet but keep looking. Lots of great articles and pics of times gone past. http://www.addisonindependent.com/index.html
19. [VT-L] TURNER, Jefse - Rochester, Vt [0.977383]
No additional information available: FIRST GENERATION 1. Jefse TURNER was born in 1803 in , , Vermont.1 1850 Federal Census (Oct. 4, 1850), Rochester, Windsor, Vermont, LDS Film No. 444929 - Page No 30; Dwelling No. 230; Family No. 249. Turner, Jefse; age 47; occupation: Farmer; Birthplace: VT. List given name of wife & 6 children. He was married to Huldah.2 Huldah was born in 1821 in , , Vermont.3 Jefse TURNER and Huldah had the following children: 2 i. Elsey J. TURNER was born in
20. [VT-L] STORER [0.977383]
p.247 Farnsworth Memorial Anna Maria Farnsworth b. Feb 24, 1783 dau of William Farnsworth Jr. and his wife Abigail (Fairfield) Stuart of Waldeboro, ME Anna Maria Farnsworth m. George Storer b. Oct 11, 1766 and died Dec. 1857.
21. Fw: [VT-L] BAKER associates of Ethan Allen [0.977383]
Ginny, I too am interested in Remeber Baker's family. In my Allen family, one of Talcott Allen's daus. married a Morris Baker. See below. Marc Descendants of Talcot B. Allen Generation No. 1 1. TALCOT B.1 ALLEN was born 1777-1794, and died Bef 1832. He married LUCY RICE Bef 1808, daughter of William Rice and Lucy Warner. Children of Talcot Allen and Lucy Rice are: 2. i. HULDA2 ALLEN, b. August 03, 1808, NY; d. December 04, 1892, Sparta, Kent Co., MI. 3. ii. LUCY ALLEN, b. June 1818, NY
22. Re: [VT-L] Indian Tribe [0.977383]
That would probably have been the Abenaki tribe, whose descendants still live in the Alburg area, as well as in Quebec. Sylvia Bugbee On Sat, 4 Dec 1999, Edward J. Mumley wrote: > To all, > > Could some one tell me what Indian tribe or tribes settled > around the Alburg Vt. And up to Locole Quebec Canada area. > My wife was interested in that area. > > With many thanks, > Ed Mumley > > > ==== VERMONT Mailing List ==== > VERMONT-L Home Page: > http://www.geocities.com/heartland/prairie/9803/us/vt > >
23. [VT-L] Marguerite Allis Books [0.977383]
Ruth Barton and Everybody else. Here are 14 of the 15 books Marguerite Allis wrote and published. I thought I had them all, but when I count, one's missing. I'm wondering if someone else remembers who that was who came to talk in Vernon about Miss Allis' interst in history. It appears Miss Allis lived in New Haven CT most of her life, but still was proud to say she was a Vermont native (born here), for the inscriptions in her books I found at the Ludlow Fletcher Memorial Library say it, see below. These
24. [VT-L] Bunker Hill [0.977383]
Listers, I am going to Bunker Hill Cem. (Battle of Bunker Hill during the Revolutionary War)this week if no snow. Is there anyone with any questions as to who is layed to rest there? I went today, but at dusk. I will return!I am interested in the Howards. Barbara~ __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://messenger.yahoo.com
25. [VT-L] Problems with website [0.977383]
Hi List, I have tried several times this afternoon to get on www.ancestry.com/ and I keep getting a page that says if I am trying to go to ancestrees.com to click here. It will not let me go to ancestry.com when I try clicking on their link. Is anyone else having this problem? I cannot even get in to send a message to ancestry about this page and it is starting to aggravate. Thanks. Sue macduff@citrus.infi.net
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