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1. Spencers/ Herricks [1]
I am researching my family in Chittenden County, (Hinesburgh, Milton, Willston). I need to find information on Noah Spencer, his wife Persis and their daughter Amelia. Does anyone here have this line or know where I can go for more Information? Was there one church in the area at the time of 1790- 1850 that would have been more prominent? Any help would be appreciated and I would gladly share any information I may have. Thank you. Barbara
2. Colchester, VT fam [1]
Can someone look up Birth of Sidney B. Dudley b Jan 03 1832 Colchester, VT, ( any siblings? and for all info on parents Julius Dudley and Italy (Thompson ) Dudley Any info on these people in Town Reports, City Directories, etc. Prob Marriage of Julius recorded abt 1825 to 1832; and Deaths of Julius and Italy if poss prob bet 1839 and 1875? Urgent I find help here.... When will that County be online? Thank you very much. Marge Riley
3. Elmwood Cemetery, Burlington, VT [1]
Listers -- Does anyone know where Elmwood Cemetery in Burlington,VT would be located? Or possibly know anything about it? Any assistance would be appreciated! Colleen
4. Query ! [1]
I seek the burial place of: Artemas Cushman b. 28 July 1752 d. 18 Oct. 1841 at Colchester, VT at the home of his daughter Vilate Allen, wife of Alfred Allen. Artemas Cushman is my GGGGrandfather. I plan on coming to Vermont in early September and would VERY MUCH like to visit his gravesite - if possible. Your assistance, please ! Peace be with you and yours, Donald Charles Love b. 1927 son of Charles Wayman Love b. 1887 son of Charlotte CUSHMAN Love b. 1860 dau. of Andrew Rus
5. Peck-Alden Family [1]
We are planning a trip to VT this summer. Hope to do ancestor searching while there. Hinesburgh ancestors were Joel Peck, b. 1764, (daughter Sarah Ann married Byron Alden in Hinesburgh 1827) and Rufus Alden. We have much Alden data, but know only (from Peck Genealogy by Ira Peck) that Joel had three wives. Who was Sarah Ann's mother? When did Joel die? He served in War of 1812. Lorraine
6. Re: Burlington marriages - BREWSTER females [1]
Please take me off your list -----Original Message----- From: JKillickbr@aol.com To: VTCHITTE-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tuesday, March 16, 1999 5:34 AM Subject: Burlington marriages - BREWSTER females >Hello fellow Chittenden County, VT, researchers, > >I've discovered marriage records for four BREWSTER females in Burlington, >Chittenden County, VT, and I would like to know who their parents were: > >Sarah BREWSTER m. David CLARK 23-SEP-1820. They probably lived i
7. George Foster Drew [1]
I am looking for info on my great grandfather, George Foster Drew, born about 1850. He died about 1932. He lived with his wife and daughter Hazel in Essex Jct. in the early 1900's. His granddaughter, Mrs Ira Charbonneau lived on West Street, Interment in the 1930's. He is buried in the family lot in the Colchester cemetary.Any info on George or the location of the cemetary would be appreciated.
8. Hebert/Abare [1]
I am seeking information on my ggreatparents parents were last to be known in Charlotte, Vt. Their names are Charles and Marie-Helene (Pare) Hebert. Charles father Ambroise died in Charlotte on 9 Jan,1892. I would like to find out if they also lived the rest of their life there, or moved elsewhere. Charles and Marie-Helene were married in Plattsburg on 19 August 1866. Any information would be appreciated. Thank You, Barbara BS433@aol.com
9. Re: Searching for Alford [1]
Hi Phil The 1800 Census of Vermont has only one Alford--Ashley who lived in Swanton Vermont, about 30 miles North of Colchester. This family had four males under age 10. In reference to the ship's carpenter--Colchester is on Lake Champlain--Vermonts largest lake and many ship builders worked at Mallett's Bay in Colchester. I will keep my eye out for you. Mal Bevins, Chittenden County GENWEB coordinator. phil cartmille wrote: > Hello Vermonters: > I am trying to write a family history for my gkids. I have
10. More tidbits [1]
Oliver Luce of Hartland, Vermont, came into Vermont in the early 1800's with his wife, two small daughters and furniture on an ox-sled. When the heavy sled became mired and the oxen failed, it is said that he buckled into the traces and frew it to firmer ground. The British threatened Poultney, Vermont in 1777. The battle was fought nearby, after which the men of the town returned and found that their families had vanished. Mrs. Dan Richards with her two children, had fled fifty miled through the forest
11. Re: Hinesburg Cemetery question [1]
In a message dated 3/31/99 2:41:38 PM Central Standard Time, Rockcress@aol.com writes: << Is there a book or place that lists those buried in Hinesburg? I am looking for my HOLDEN ancestors. Thank you, Lydia >> Lydia, There is a site called Cemetery Jct. they are at: www.daddezio.com/cemetery/index.html Hopefully you can find it there. Good luck hunting. Janet in San Antonio, Tx Surnames: DELPHIA, MOSS, BASHAW all in VT
12. Re: Willis/1860 [1]
Please take me off your list -----Original Message----- From: Jackie M. Botala To: VTCHITTE-L@rootsweb.com Date: Saturday, March 13, 1999 6:39 AM Subject: Willis/1860 >Looking for Asa WILLIS. He is in 1860 census pg. 535. Shelburne VT > >Thank you, > >Jackie >@-->-- @-->-- @-->-- @-->-- @-->-- @-->-- @-->-- @-->-- > >Surnames: BUTALA, BOTALA, SEARS, TATRO, TETREAULT, > BLANCHARD, HARRIS, WILLIS, PITTS, BURRITT, CENTER, > CADY, SMITH, FLEMMING, PARIEZ
13. Re: Willis/1860 [1]
Please take my name off your list -----Original Message----- From: James Webster To: VTCHITTE-L@rootsweb.com Date: Sunday, March 14, 1999 5:07 PM Subject: Re: Willis/1860 >Please take me off your list >-----Original Message----- >From: Jackie M. Botala >To: VTCHITTE-L@rootsweb.com >Date: Saturday, March 13, 1999 6:39 AM >Subject: Willis/1860 > > >>Looking for Asa WILLIS. He is in 1860 census pg. 535. Shelbu
14. The Buffalo Barracks [1]
To All Whom It May Concern: The purpose of this message is to inform all genealogists & researchers of a very important web site that now has a searchable database of over 1,650 U.S. Regular Army soldiers who once served at the Buffalo Barracks between 1835 and 1846. Vermont was well represented. Many of these soldiers fought in the Florida Indian Wars and also the War with Mexican, and then the Civil War. It is without doubt that descendants of these men are most likely now in every state. IT SHOULD BE
15. Chittenden Co. Surnames [1]
I'm new to this list, and thought that I'd list the surnames that I'm looking for in the Chittenden Co. area--maybe I'll be lucky and find someone who's familiar with these two families. My g-g-grandparents were Henry Drum and Mary Leslie. Other than their names, I don't know anything about them--no parents, siblings, birthdates, etc. Only information I have, is that my g-grandfather, James Leslie Drum was born in Vt. in 1860. Very little to go on, I know, so anything about either of these lines would be
16. Richmond Cemeteries [1]
Hi,,, Does anyone happen to know if the cemeteries in Richmond have been transcribed? Does anyone know how many cemeteries were in Richmond in the mid to late 1800s and how I can get info about someone interred in them? Thanks for any help Barbara Montgomery, AL
17. Cousins: [1]
Looking for Cousins , decendents relatives of any type of John Henry Goewey b. 1810 n.y. and wife Wealthy T Crossman b. 1812 Vermont known familis are Atwood,Brown,Crossman,King,Goewey,Moorehouse,Mc Fadden. Contact Fred Mc Fadden at rmcfa45544@aol.com
18. IRISH, PEABODY, SCHOOLCRAFT [1]
Researching the noted families. Migration was to Franklin Co, NY then to Wisc - Clark, Jackson, Barron Counties. Would like to contact others researching these names in Canada, VT, MI, WI. John W. Peabody m. Hannah F. Schoolcraft. Alonzo Calvin Irish m. Eunice Schoolcraft. Andrew Irish m. Mary Catharine Schoolcraft. Alonzo Irish m. Lucinda Peabody. Were these 2 different Alonzo Irishs? Enoch, Harley and Joab Irish found in Chittenden Co 1830, 1840, 1850. Jaeb (Jabe) is father of Harley and Alonzo. Enoc
19. A copy of a paper ! [1]
Dear friends, I seek someone in the Chittenden County area to assist me - - if you please ? First: - I would like to acquire a copy of "Journal of Ruth G. Cushman", as published in The Chittenden County Historical Society Bulletin - Winter 1986. I, of course, will be glad to reimburse the supplier for photocopying costs and mailing costs. Second - I hope to be in Colchester shortly after Labor Day 1999 to pay my respects to the grave of my G.G.G.Grandfather Artemas Cushman, who passed on in
20. Dudley family [1]
Am looking for info on: a Julius Dudley, and wife ?Italy Thompson. Son Sidney Dudley, born there 3 Jan 1832 in Colchester, Chittendon Co., VT. Sidney may have ? married there :? to Ann E. Griffin Would appreciate anyone who can do a lookup for me asap. Thankyou Marge Riley MyMARJIE@aol.com
21. SCRIBNER/WHitney [1]
Looking for info on Victoria Scribner b. Eden VT and Ira WHITNEY b. Eden VT, married 6/16/1877 Eden VT. I would like to know about their children. They had at least one daughter, Anna WHITNEY b. abt. 1880,who married Goerge P. WILCOX b. abt 1873, 11/16/1898 in Westford. Thank you, Jackie
22. Fw: Burlington marriages - BREWSTER females [1]
Please make sure i don't keep receiving your mail this is the 2nd letter today. -----Original Message----- From: James Webster To: VTCHITTE-L@rootsweb.com Date: Wednesday, March 17, 1999 9:28 PM Subject: Re: Burlington marriages - BREWSTER females >Please take me off your list >-----Original Message----- >From: JKillickbr@aol.com >To: VTCHITTE-L@rootsweb.com >Date: Tuesday, March 16, 1999 5:34 AM >Subject: Bur
23. Milton Churches & Spencers/ Herricks [1]
Barbara, I, too, am researching Chittenden Co VT. My Cornelius GREGG was born in Milton 1833. A delightful little booklet, "Milton's Story", 1763-1976, states: p. 4: As stipulated by the charter of 1763, lots were set aside for the first minister to settle in Milton, for the spreading of the gospel in foreign lands, for schools and for the Church of England. The legislature before 1805 transferred to schools the lots originally set aside for the Church of England. p. 7: The church at West Milton wa
24. Fw: email from Congressman Sanders, re: Internet Access Charges chain email [1]
-----Original Message----- From: Parker, Evan Date: Thursday, March 11, 1999 7:39 AM Subject: FW: email from Congressman Sanders, re: Internet Access Charges chain email > >> ---------- >> From: Bernie@mail.house.gov >> To: Parker, Evan >> Sent: Friday, February 26, 1999 12:36 PM >> Subject: email from Congressman Sanders, re: Internet Access Charges >> chain email >> >> >> Thank you for contacting me about Internet access charges. >> >> I am pleased to inform you tha
25. EIGHT SWINYER BROTHERS WHO SERVED IN THE CIVIL WAR [1]
Hi, Looking for any information on the eight Swinyer brothers who served in the Civil War: John, Lawrence, Jr. Steven, Truman, William, Alphis, Alfred and James. Two sets of twins. Their father Lawrence Swinyer, Sr. was a veteran of the War of 1812. ANY INFORMATION AT ALL WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED! Jeanne JMar137@aol.com
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