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From: "kbuk8471" <>
Subject: Re: 2ND CALL: 12th Generation's
Date: Wed, 21 Jun 2000 23:32:14 -0400
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Hi,
I'm not quite sure who to send to.. This is my first time in writing to
anything. But this time I find a couple of family names that match and would
like to know who to contact.. Could any one help me out..

Numbers 1 & 2. John Washburn & Margery Moore, & Elizabeth Mitchell are the
names that match..

DeLyle

----- Original Message -----
From: "freedom" <>
To: <>
Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2000 11:00 PM
Subject: Re: 2ND CALL: 12th Generation's


> Although I have belonged to this listing for some time, I haven't really
> made much endeavor to put feelers out to find my Washburn, as I have only
> one and little information...but, I guess there's always a ray of hope.
>
> My paternal gggrandmother was Abagail Louise Washburn...married Bernice
> Stuart from Guildhall, Vermont. She was born January 20, 1840 and died
March
> 9, 1915 she is buried in Summer Street Cemetary in Lancaster, NH under a
> stone
> marked "Call" as after the death of Bernice, she married a gentlemen by
the
> name
> of Samuel Smith Call. She is located in the same lot with one of her
> daughters,
> Harriet Matilda Stuart Gordon & her husband Francis Archibald Gordon.
>
> Thanks,
> Lyn Cloutier
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Chuck Washburn <>
> To: <>
> Date: Wednesday, June 21, 2000 12:53 PM
> Subject: 2ND CALL: 12th Generation's
>
>
> >Greetings All! Wednesday 21 June 2000
> >
> >Last fall I put a call out to identify all the 12 generations out
> >there on the WASHBURN LIST.
> >There was a wonderful response that we all enjoyed learning about.
> >
> >And having just been reminded by that recent e-mail message, I
> >thought it would be great
> >to place the call again to those who are "new" on this list.
> >
> >With this posting of "all" of our generations...whether they are the
> >12th Generation or "any"
> >other Generation...we all can benefit in our research.
> >
> >So...I ask you, if you are new to the WASHBURN LIST, please post your
> >family generation listing.
> >This way, who know's? You may just hook up with a cousin you never knew!
> >
> >Thank you for participating,
> >
> >Cousin Chuck
> >Mayflower Society Member
> >General No. 47,000
>
>---------------------------------------------------------------------------
> ---------
> >Here is my family line as follows:
> >
> >1. John Washburn - Margery Moore
> >2. John Washburn - Elizabeth Mitchell
> >3. John Washburn - Rebecca Lapham
> >4. William Washburn - Experience Mann
> >5. William Washburn - Rebecca Curtis
> >6. Philip Washburn - Sarah Carpenter
> >7. Marvel Washburn - Sarah Crawford
> >8. John W. Washburn - Betsey (Elizabeth) Crandall
> >9. Leroy Washburn - Esther Ann Watson
> >10. Charles M. Washburn - Millie Ann Eastman
> >11. Roger E. Washburn - Anna M. Petro
> >12. Charles Roger Washburn <===ME
> >
> >Just a thought for those who are having difficulty linking to the
> >Mayflower ....maybe by some of my surnames might be of some help...I
> >surly hope so!!
> >
> >The family COAT-OF-ARMS:
> >There is one other thing I would like to share.....and that is the
> >family COAT-OF-ARMS. My Grandfather, through his diligent research,
> >located the "true" coat-of-arms listed in Burkes Armory. Burkes
> >Armory is a publication in England that has the early "registered"
> >coat-of-arms. Some of you may seen the "quatra foil" showing across
> >the center bar of the shield. The "quatra foil" sometimes has been
> >shown as "a 5 leaf foil" instead of a "quatra foil=the 4 leaf foil."
> >What has happened here, as I have found out on my personal study
> >through the years..is that more recent Washburn families have chosen
> >the "5 leaf foil" in the center bar instead of the "4 leaf foil."
> >Also, you must remember that the family "motto" has had some changes
> >to in past years also. I am privileged that my Grandfather went
> >through his research to gain the "right full" coat-of-arms.
> >
> >An ADDED NOTE: Those of you who have Brenton Washburn's recent two
> >volume "Washburn Family in America" will see the coat-of-arms on the
> >front cover.
> >
> >And, as my ending comment at this time.....AGAIN, CONGRATULATIONS to
> >ALL those who have responded thus far...and ALSO for those who will
> >show their 12th line linage here in the future...CONGRATULATIONS!!
> >
> >Cousin Chuck
> >=========================================================================
>

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