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| 1701 | !Grossbettlingen parish records, by corr !Grossbettlingen parish records, by correspondence (Rudolph A. Noss) | Rohrer, Johann (I312684218460)
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| 1702 | !Grossbettlingen parish records, by corr !Grossbettlingen parish records, by correspondence (Rudolph A. Noss) | Geiger, Anna Juditha (I312684218450)
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| 1703 | !Grossbettlingen parish records, by corr !Grossbettlingen parish records, by correspondence (Rudolph A. Noss) | Geiger, Johannes (I312684218441)
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| 1704 | !Grossbettlingen parish records, by corr !Grossbettlingen parish records, by correspondence (Rudolph A. Noss) | Geiger, Anna Dorothea (I312684218408)
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| 1705 | !Grossbettlingen parish records, by corr !Grossbettlingen parish records, by correspondence (Rudolph A. Noss) | Geiger, Maria (I312684218398)
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| 1706 | !Grossbettlingen parish records, by corr !Grossbettlingen parish records, by correspondence (Rudolph A. Noss) | Geiger, Ursula (I312684218385)
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| 1707 | !Grossbettlingen parish records, by corr !Grossbettlingen parish records, by correspondence (Rudolph A. Noss) | Geiger, Joseph (I312684218362)
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| 1708 | !Grossbettlingen parish records, by corr !Grossbettlingen parish records, by correspondence (Rudolph A. Noss) | Geiger, Agatha (I312684218349)
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| 1709 | !Grossbettlingen parish records, by corr !Grossbettlingen parish records, by correspondence (Rudolph A. Noss) | Geiger, Daniel (I312684218336)
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| 1710 | !Grossbettlingen parish records, by corr !Grossbettlingen parish records, by correspondence (Rudolph A. Noss) !IGI Temple ordinances also done under the na Temple ordinances also done under the name of Margaretha. | Saltzer, Margaretha (I312684218733)
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| 1711 | !Grossbettlingen parish records, by corr !Grossbettlingen parish records, by correspondence (Rudolph A. Noss) !IGI | Winckler, Johann Jacob (I312684218654)
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| 1712 | !HAD 11 CHILDREN PER WILLIAM Z. TERRY. A !HAD 11 CHILDREN PER WILLIAM Z. TERRY. ALSO B/E 17 AUG 1995/23 MAY 1996 LANGE. AFGS 1 SEX F 2 SOUR @S-1491980982@ 3 NOT AFGS 1 SEX F 2 SOUR @S-1491980982@ 3 NOTE Information extracted from various family tree data submitted to Ancestry and The Generations Network About 1782, this widow married Parshall T About 1782, his widow married Parshall Terry, formerly of Southold. He was a widower, was living with his family in Wyoming Valley in 1778. He and his family were in the famed Forty Fort the night after the Indian battle and massacre. The next morning they fled to the mountains and after suffering great hardships, crossing the "big swamp," afterwards known as "Swamp Dismal," or the "Shades of Death," they reached Stroudsburg PA in safety. Leaving his family here, he hastened to Orange County NY, for assistance. During his absence his wife was taken sick with "camp distemper" (malignant dysentery), and died, leaving a large family of children, the youngest but three years old. He took his family to Little Britain, Orange County NY, N. Y., and as above-stated, married the widow Horton. The two families, all told, numbering twenty-two persons. The house in which they lived being an old-fashioned double log-house, they hired a school-master and made one part of it a school-house, thus evincing a laudable determination to have the education of their household properly cared for. The writer obtained these facts in 1828, from Benjamin Horton, son of Israel, who was one of the pupils. But this arrangement was not of long continuance, for in 1786, Sarah, the mother and step-mother died, and was buried by her first husband in Warwick Cemetery. [Source: The Hortons in America, p 142] | Lee, Sarah (I312684224320)
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| 1713 | !Hannah married 2nd Capt. Samuel St. Joh !Hannah married 2nd Capt. Samuel St. John as his 3rd wife after 1754 the death of his 2nd wife, ST.JOHN FAMILY GENEALOGY,by Orline St. John Alexander, Grafton Press 1907, NY, reprint by Higginson Book Co. | Hyatt, Hannah (I312684221524)
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| 1714 | !He died at age 90 years. They lived in !He died at age 90 years. They lived in Roxbury where their children were born. In 1686 they were among the original settlers at Woodstock, CT. Still Living. Still Living. I don't think so...he would have been 387 years old this past March! DOCUMENTATION BIRTH: BAPTISM: MARRIAGE: DOCUMENTATION BIRTH: BAPTISM: MARRIAGE: DEATH: The Bowens, with many other Roxbury people, removed sometime after 1686 to the township of New Roxbury, granted them by the Massachusetts Colony, but was afterwards found to be within the Connecticut bounds and was renamed Woodstock. son of Griffith Bowen and Margaret Flemi son of Griffith Bowen and Margaret Fleming 1. "Ancestors of American Presidents," R 1. "Ancestors of American Presidents," Roberts, 1989. 2. Ancestral File. + + !AGI !AGI AF: 92QO-83. WIFE: AF:35KQ-7F. ORD, AD AF: 92QO-83. WIFE: AF:35KQ-7F. ORD, ADDENDUM, DONE. [Brøderbund WFT Vol. 18, Ed. 1, Tree #1 [Brøderbund WFT Vol. 18, Ed. 1, Tree #1806, Date of Import: 19 Jan 1999] Henry was Ensign in Capt. Isaac Johnson's Company at Ft. Naragansett, Dec. 19, 1675. He promoted colonization of Woodstock. His pastor was Rev. John Eliot, "the Indian Apostle". Leuitenant, Leuitenant, Henry Bowen - Lieutenant: militia, in Ca Henry Bowen - Lieutenant: militia, in Captain Isaac Johnson's company. Commanded the Great Swamp Fight of 19 December 1675. Henry was an ensign in Captain Isaac Johnson's 4th Company of the Massachusetts Regiment, in the war against the Naragansett Indians. He was one of the first "go-ers" to New Roxbury or Wapaquasset, which later became Woodstock, CT. He later returned to Roxbury, MA and after selling his property there to his youngest son, Isaac, returned to Woodstock. (See Gilson Family history). [Brøderbund WFT Vol. 18, Ed. 1, Tree #1806, Date of Import: 19 Jan 1999] Henry was Ensign in Capt. Isaac Johnson's Company at Ft. Naragansett, Dec. 19, 1675. He promoted colonization of Woodstock. His pastor was Rev. John Eliot, "the Indian Apostle". !He died at age 90 years. They lived in Roxbury where their children were born. In 1686 they were among the original settlers at Woodstock, CT. Savage: Was a Lt. w/Capt. John Johnson's company. Took over when Johnson was killed.. Non-standard gedcom data: 1 REFN 92Q0-83 2 SOUR LDS Ancestral File, Version 416F NOTES ; Extra info , source ; * see note of his father Griffith Bowen. " He lived in Boston and Roxbury. He married Dec 20, 1658 , Elizabeth daughter of Capt. Issac Johnson and Elizabeth ( Porter ) Johnson of Roxbury. Capt. Issac Johnson , William Lyon and Henry Bowen May 12 , 1662 , agreed with the Selectmen of Roxbury that for oe 3 , 19s and for 12 days of highway work to repair the highway of Dedham for 3 years. Henry Bowen was chosen a Selectman in 1671-2,1679 and 1691-2. He was ensign in Capt. Johnsons 4th Company , the Mass. Regiment as organized for the was against the Narragansett Indians and mustered into service at Pettesquamscott and took part in the attack on the Great Swamp Fort Dec. 19, 1675. He was one of the first settlers of New Roxbury alias Wapaquassetin Aug. 1686 , and drew for his home lot No. 5 containing 15 acres on Plaine Hill. Judge Samuel Sewall wrote in his diary : " March 18 , 1689 : I gave New Roxbury the name of Woodstock because of its nearness to Oxford . " He returned to Roxbury after one year and again to Woodstock about 1707 where he died March 13 , 1723-4 " in ye 90th year of his age " He lies buried on Woodstock Hill . " Children Henry b. Oct. 13 , 1659 Elizabeth b. Jany. 26 ,1660-1 m. Edward Morris John b. Sept. 1, 1662 m. Hannah Brewer an infant d. 1664 Margaret Apt. May 28 , 1665 , d. Sept 1665 Maria b. Sept. 12 , 1666 Margaret b. Jany. 26, 1667 m. Joseph Bacon Abigail Bapst. Aug. 21 , 1670 m. Nathaniel Aspinwall Penuel b. March. 8 , 1671-2 Hester b. March 8 , 1675 Isaac b. April 20 , 1676 d. Jany. 1 , 1726 m. Hannah Winchester . !Title Lieutenant !Title Lieutenant dead dead Susanna/King 14 Apr 1684 Susanna/King 14 Apr 1684 GEDCOM line 68766 not recognizable or to GEDCOM line 68766 not recognizable or too long: () 2 GIVN Henry GEDCOM line 68767 not recognizable or too long: () 2 SURN BOWEN GEDCOM line 68770 not recognizable or too long: () 1 SOUR @S1@ GEDCOM line 68771 not recognizable or too long: () 1 SOUR @S2@ GEDCOM line 68766 not recognizable or too long: () 2 GIVN Henry GEDCOM line 68767 not recognizable or too long: () 2 SURN BOWEN GEDCOM line 68770 not recognizable or too long: () 1 SOUR @S1@ GEDCOM line 68771 not recognizable or too long: () 1 SOUR @S2@ GEDCOM line 68766 not recognizable or too long: () 2 GIVN Henry GEDCOM line 68767 not recognizable or too long: () 2 SURN BOWEN GEDCOM line 68770 not recognizable or too long: () 1 SOUR @S1@ GEDCOM line 68771 not recognizable or too long: () 1 SOUR @S2@GEDCOM line 68775 not recognizable or too long: () 2 GIVN Henry GEDCOM line 68776 not recognizable or too long: () 2 SURN BORREN GEDCOM line 68779 not recognizable or too long: () 1 SOUR @S1@ GEDCOM line 68780 not recognizable or too long: () 1 SOUR @S2@ GEDCOM line 68766 not recognizable or too long: () 2 GIVN Henry GEDCOM line 68767 not recognizable or too long: () 2 SURN BOWEN GEDCOM line 68770 not recognizable or too long: () 1 SOUR @S1@ GEDCOM line 68771 not recognizable or too long: () 1 SOUR @S2@GEDCOM line 68775 not recognizable or too long: () 2 GIVN Henry GEDCOM line 68776 not recognizable or too long: () 2 SURN BORREN GEDCOM line 68779 not recognizable or too long: () 1 SOUR @S1@ GEDCOM line 68780 not recognizable or too long: () 1 SOUR @S2@ GEDCOM line 68766 not recognizable or too long: () 2 GIVN Henry GEDCOM line 68767 not recognizable or too long: () 2 SURN BOWEN GEDCOM line 68770 not recognizable or too long: () 1 SOUR @S1@ GEDCOM line 68771 not recognizable or too long: () 1 SOUR @S2@ GEDCOM line 68766 not recognizable or too long: () 2 GIVN Henry GEDCOM line 68767 not recognizable or too long: () 2 SURN BOWEN GEDCOM line 68770 not recognizable or too long: () 1 SOUR @S1@ GEDCOM line 68771 not recognizable or too long: () 1 SOUR @S2@ GEDCOM line 68766 not recognizable or too long: () 2 GIVN Henry GEDCOM line 68767 not recognizable or too long: () 2 SURN BOWEN GEDCOM line 68770 not recognizable or too long: () 1 SOUR @S1@ GEDCOM line 68771 not recognizable or too long: () 1 SOUR @S2@GEDCOM line 68775 not recognizable or too long: () 2 GIVN Henry GEDCOM line 68776 not recognizable or too long: () 2 SURN BORREN GEDCOM line 68779 not recognizable or too long: () 1 SOUR @S1@ GEDCOM line 68780 not recognizable or too long: () 1 SOUR @S2@ GEDCOM line 68766 not recognizable or too long: () 2 GIVN Henry GEDCOM line 68767 not recognizable or too long: () 2 SURN BOWEN GEDCOM line 68770 not recognizable or too long: () 1 SOUR @S1@ GEDCOM line 68771 not recognizable or too long: () 1 SOUR @S2@GEDCOM line 68775 not recognizable or too long: () 2 GIVN Henry GEDCOM line 68776 not recognizable or too long: () 2 SURN BORREN GEDCOM line 68779 not recognizable or too long: () 1 SOUR @S1@ GEDCOM line 68780 not recognizable or too long: () 1 SOUR @S2@ GEDCOM line 68766 not recognizable or too long: () 2 GIVN Henry GEDCOM line 68767 not recognizable or too long: () 2 SURN BOWEN GEDCOM line 68770 not recognizable or too long: () 1 SOUR @S1@ GEDCOM line 68771 not recognizable or too long: () 1 SOUR @S2@ GEDCOM line 68766 not recognizable or too long: () 2 GIVN Henry GEDCOM line 68767 not recognizable or too long: () 2 SURN BOWEN GEDCOM line 68770 not recognizable or too long: () 1 SOUR @S1@ GEDCOM line 68771 not recognizable or too long: () 1 SOUR @S2@GEDCOM line 68775 not recognizable or too long: () 2 GIVN Henry GEDCOM line 68776 not recognizable or too long: () 2 SURN BORREN GEDCOM line 68779 not recognizable or too long: () 1 SOUR @S1@ GEDCOM line 68780 not recognizable or too long: () 1 SOUR @S2@ GEDCOM line 68766 not recognizable or too long: () 2 GIVN Henry GEDCOM line 68767 not recognizable or too long: () 2 SURN BOWEN GEDCOM line 68770 not recognizable or too long: () 1 SOUR @S1@ GEDCOM line 68771 not recognizable or too long: () 1 SOUR @S2@ GEDCOM line 68775 not recognizable or too long: () 2 GIVN Henry GEDCOM line 68775 not recognizable or too long: () 2 GIVN Henry GEDCOM line 68775 not recognizable or too long: () 2 GIVN Henry GEDCOM line 68775 not recognizable or too long: () 2 GIVN Henry GEDCOM line 68775 not recognizable or too long: () 2 GIVN Henry GEDCOM line 68775 not recognizable or too long: () 2 GIVN Henry Henry arrived in the US shortly after hi Henry arrived in the US shortly after his brother Griffith Bowen(1600-1675) From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. Savage: Was a Lt. w/Capt. John Johnson's Savage: Was a Lt. w/Capt. John Johnson's company. Took over when Johnson was killed.. Non-standard gedcom data: 1 REFN 92Q0-83 2 SOUR LDS Ancestral File, Version 416F near near 1633 1633 ancestral file;2nd marr to Elizabeth Joh ancestral file;2nd marr to Elizabeth Johnson 20 Dec 1658, Roxbury, Norfolk, Massachusetts (sealed - 15 Feb 1934);3rd marr to Susannah King 14 Apr 1684 NOTES ; Extra info , source ; * see note NOTES ; Extra info , source ; * see note of his father Griffith Bowen. " He lived in Boston and Roxbury. He married Dec 20, 1658 , Elizabeth daughter of Capt. Issac Johnson and Elizabeth ( Porter ) Johnson of Roxbury. Capt. Issac Johnson , William Lyon and Henry Bowen May 12 , 1662 , agreed with the Selectmen of Roxbury that for oe 3 , 19s and for 12 days of highway work to repair the highway of Dedham for 3 years. Henry Bowen was chosen a Selectman in 1671-2,1679 and 1691-2. He was ensign in Capt. Johnsons 4th Company , the Mass. Regiment as organized for the was against the Narragansett Indians and mustered into service at Pettesquamscott and took part in the attack on the Great Swamp Fort Dec. 19, 1675. He was one of the first settlers of New Roxbury alias Wapaquassetin Aug. 1686 , and drew for his home lot No. 5 containing 15 acres on Plaine Hill. Judge Samuel Sewall wrote in his diary : " March 18 , 1689 : I gave New Roxbury the name of Woodstock because of its nearness to Oxford . " He returned to Roxbury after one year and again to Woodstock about 1707 where he died March 13 , 1723-4 " in ye 90th year of his age " He lies buried on Woodstock Hill . " Children Henry b. Oct. 13 , 1659 Elizabeth b. Jany. 26 ,1660-1 m. Edward Morris John b. Sept. 1, 1662 m. Hannah Brewer an infant d. 1664 Margaret Apt. May 28 , 1665 , d. Sept 1665 Maria b. Sept. 12 , 1666 Margaret b. Jany. 26, 1667 m. Joseph Bacon Abigail Bapst. Aug. 21 , 1670 m. Nathaniel Aspinwall Penuel b. March. 8 , 1671-2 Hester b. March 8 , 1675 Isaac b. April 20 , 1676 d. Jany. 1 , 1726 m. Hannah Winchester . ! New England Marriages prior 1700 pg. 8 ! New England Marriages prior 1700 pg. 86 [JENSEN.FTW] [kkged.FTW] G.B.ROBERTS AN [JENSEN.FTW] [kkged.FTW] G.B.ROBERTS ANCESTORS OF AMERICAN PRESIDENTS From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 J From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN 1998. 1a. Source: "Lineage of the Bowens of W 1a. Source: "Lineage of the Bowens of Woodstock, CT", by Edward Augustus Bowen, Riverside Press, Cambridge, MA, 1879. 1b. "Family of Griffith Bowen, Gent. - Welsh Puritan Immigrant", Boston, MA 1638-9; DeCosta Printing Co, Jacksonville, FL. 1c. Records of the First Church of Boston. 1d. Records of the Roxbury, MA Vital Records. Susanna/King 14Apr1684 Susanna/King 14Apr1684 ?? Line 7369: (New PAF RIN=486) 2 SLGC 3 ?? Line 7369: (New PAF RIN=486) 2 SLGC 3 DATE 15 FEB 1934 ?? Line 7369: (New PAF RIN=486) 2 SLGC 3 DATE 15 FEB 1934 Sec. Hushand of Elizabeth. Sec. Hushand of Elizabeth. | Bowen, Lieutenant Henry (I312684224161)
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| 1715 | !Helen Bloxham !Helen Bloxham Bp.11Nov1933. Bp.11Nov1933. | Wilbourne, Sarah (I312684220175)
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| 1716 | !Helen Bloxham 6-95; IGI birthplace !Helen Bloxham 6-95; IGI birthplace !David was 79 years old when he died. 9 !David was 79 years old when he died. 9 May l752 | Russell, David (I312684220144)
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| 1717 | !HEMPSTEAD FAMILY ASSOCIATION; SAVAGE. !HEMPSTEAD FAMILY ASSOCIATION; SAVAGE. AF: d 16 Aug 1688 Holmes: d 1687 Savage: AF: d 16 Aug 1688 Holmes: d 1687 Savage: Hemstead Non-standard gedcom data: 1 REFN LT4X-80 2 SOUR LDS Ancestral File, Version 416F Joshua Hempstead and Elizabeth Larrabee Joshua Hempstead and Elizabeth Larrabee had 8 daughters and 1 son, Joshua Hempstead II, who was b. 1 Sep 1678 and d. 22 Dec 1758. Joshua II was the author of The Diary of Joshua Hempstead 1711-1758. !Parkhurst Manuscript, Early Families of !Parkhurst Manuscript, Early Families of New London and Vicinity; | Hempstead, Joshua (I312684223747)
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| 1718 | !Higleys & T A pg 100 & FG sent by Eunic !Higleys & T A pg 100 & FG sent by Eunice Monsen of Corrine, Ut differ @ "not to be confused w/ her niece Esther" Esther Holcomb married Brewster Higley. Esther Holcomb married Brewster Higley. CONFLICT: Name, Hester,(Beckler) Ester CONFLICT: Name, Hester,(Beckler) Ester, and birth date Feb 1682 CONFLICT: Name, Hester,(Beckler) Ester, CONFLICT: Name, Hester,(Beckler) Ester, and birth date Feb 1682 ESTHER MARRIED 17 FEB 1708 BREWSTER HIGL ESTHER MARRIED 17 FEB 1708 BREWSTER HIGLEY Ancestral File shows birth Feb 1684 The Ancestral File shows birth Feb 1684 The entry of marriage upon the Simsbury Records, book ii, gives the name as "Hester." In the latter part of her lie she was known as Esther. She is the daughter of Deacon nathaniel and Mary Bliss Holcombe of Simsbury, an old family of excellent standing. BIRTH: Stiles p. 389; MARRIAGE: Bates BIRTH: Stiles p. 389; MARRIAGE: Bates p. 33; DEATH: Stiles p. 389; Birth - Anc F:Esther or Hester Holcomb/H Birth - Anc F:Esther or Hester Holcomb/Holcombe 3 Feb 1684 of Simsbury, Hrtfd, CT (not in Simsbury 0002979) LDS Ordinance Index: Hester Holcombe / Esther or Hester Holcomb B: 17 Feb 1682 / 1683 - Simsbury, Hartford, Connecticut / Granby twp, Hartford, Connecticut / of Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts - Father: Nathaniel Holcomb - Mother: Mary Bliss Marr - Simsbury Vital Rec 0002979 pg 80: 17 Feb 1708/9 Death - Simsbury Vital records 0002979 p. 274: Wid. Esther Holcomb died Dec 24, 1775 age 92 Anc F: 17 Dec 1775 Simsbury, Hartford, Connecticut bapt - Ord Index-17 Apr 1922 SLAKE, 20 Jun 1932 LOGAN, 16 Dec 1959, 9 Aug 1991 IFALL, 13 May 1992 IFALL end - Ord Index-14 Jul 1932 LOGAN,22 Jan 1960 SLAKE, 28 Jan 1992 IFALL, 20 Oct 1992 IFALL sld/p -Ord Index-13 Nov 1945 SLAKE, 13 Feb 1961 SLAKE, 25 Feb 1992 IFALL, 7 May 1992 LVEGA, 11 Nov 1992 IFALL sld/s - Ord Index-20 May 1936 ARIZO, 2 Feb 1942 LOGAN, 23 Jun 1942 SLAKE, 26 Feb 1946 LOGAN, 23 Oct 1951 IFALL, 11 Feb 1972 SLAKE, 10 Jun 1989 DALLA A change from Esther Holcomb to Hester c A change from Esther Holcomb to Hester comes from Helen Ullman, Aug 1 996. Chicago Lending Library Book V 291-a, Si Chicago Lending Library Book V 291-a, Simsbury Records, Conn. S15,b.p.33The Higley's & Their Ancestors by M.Coffin Johnson, P. 99-103 (B1,C9)Stiles Henry Reed 'History and Genealogies of Ancient Windsor', Book 13,p162. Esther is not to be confused with her niece Esther Holcomb who wasthe wife of Brewster Higley II, md 13 Mar 1734. !archive record 0110869, "Histories & Ge !archive record 0110869, "Histories & Genealogies of Ancient Wiondsor" Book 11, page 162 by Stiles Henry REED. !Will of Nathaniel Holcomb, father, dated 7 Feb 1940/41, probated 2 Apr 1741, proved 7 Apr 1741. !The American Genealogist, Vol. 57, No. 2, April 1981, by George E. McCracken, page 71. The death could be 1760.. Also called E The death could be 1760.. Also called Esther. http://www.holcombegenealogy.com/tholcomb/d2/ i0038950.htm#i38951 | Holcombe, Hester (I312684223263)
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| 1719 | !His parents are Joseph PARKE and Mary _ !His parents are Joseph PARKE and Mary _____ according to "Genealogies of CT Families" vol. III pg. 655 (Doc. #1041) He m. Amity CADY. (21) dead (21) dead !MARRIAGE: Connecticut Vital Records; F !MARRIAGE: Connecticut Vital Records; FHL Film 002900 V. 1 pg 63 * BIR-DEA-MARR: "The Descendants of Nicholas Cady" by O. P. Allen * BIRTH: Birth place may also be North Groton, Connecticut. | Parke, Jr., Joseph Jr. (I312684221284)
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| 1720 | !His will was proved 13 mar 1774/75 at N !His will was proved 13 mar 1774/75 at North Kingstown,RI. | Himes, James (I312684222667)
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| 1721 | !Hist. of Greenwich, Conn., p 625; New E !Hist. of Greenwich, Conn., p 625; New Eng. Gen. Soc., Boston, Mass: Palmer Gen, (F FH 1269) Part 4 p 2109: p. 2932: Whitney Gen.; Soc. of Friends, Oblong, N.Y. (F Ny 26, part 59) vol 1149, p. 36. | Palmer, Phebe (I312684224860)
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| 1722 | !Hist. Woburn, Sewall, p. 636; Cutter N !Hist. Woburn, Sewall, p. 636; Cutter NE Fam p. 578. Md (2) Mrs. Mehitabel (Mowry) Kingsley, widow of Eldad Kingsley in Swansea late in 1680. Timothy was in Billerica in 1670-3 and after 1680 in Swansea, where he was Rep to the Gen Ct in 1689. His house in Billerica was a garrison. He was Capt of Militia in 1690. About 1687 he removed to NJ and settled at Bowenstown; pastor also at Barrett's Run & Shilo. This group came originally from Wales. He lived in Lyme Conn 1662-70 and had several unrecorded children there. His will names wife Mehitable, sons Josiah, John, Timothy anddaughters, un-named. In 1630 a large group removed to the Welsh settlements at Cohansey (Greenwich) NJ and in Rhoadestown where he was pastor of the 7th Day Baptists. !IGI:MARR:Batch 7108810 54. Source Call #1235261, film. !Russell Family by John Russell Bartlett !Russell Family by John Russell Bartlett Captain, Captain, !Source: A book, "History of Don Merlin !Source: A book, "History of Don Merlin Grover and Jennette Morris Grover, Ancestors and Descendants, FHL Call No. U.S. and Canada, Book Area 929.273, G919b1, L. Don Berchtold, author. Continuing research contained in this PAF from the IGI, LDS Option, and Ancestral File (AFN, shown in the individual screen ID box if available ). of Woburn, MA per Gene Dict of NE of Woburn, MA per Gene Dict of NE Parents: Henry Brooks/ Grace Parents: Henry Brooks/ Grace ! MARRIAGE: 2/21 Dec 1659, accdg to Torr ! MARRIAGE: 2/21 Dec 1659, accdg to Torrey's "New England Marriages before 1700." NEHGR 29 has taken 2 Dec 1659. ! CHILDREN: NEHGR gives only four children: Timothy, Timothy, John and Mary. Snow-Estes and others have many more: Snow-Estes gives 12: Timothy, Timothy, John, Elizabeth, Mary, Mary, Mary, Hepzibah, Anna, Lydia, Rebecca, Abigail. As we come through Hepzibah, we have found several references to substan- tiate the existence of this dau. and her mg. to Pelatiah Mason. ! RESIDENCES: Timothy, Sr., in Fundamental Agreement, Swansea, 1670, in 3-rank system, Swansea, 1680, and was living there with the family by then. AT the time of his father's will, NEHGR said that he was from Billerica, MA. ! DEATH: Per a note, NEHGR 59:216, he removed from Swansea to Salem, NJ and died in Cohansey, Salem, New Jersey in 1712. Will dated, 12 Mar. 1708-9, and proved 7 Oct 1712. ! ORDINANCES: Additions: Bap. 20 Apr 1990, LA; End 30 May 1990, LA. ! REFERENCES: NEHGR 29:153, "Brooks Family of Woburn, MA." 58:48-52. NEHGR 59:216, "Brooks--Additional." Bristol Co., MA, Probate Records, pp 54, 55, 56, 65, BK 1. In A Place Called Swansea. Our Priceless Heritage, by Lucretia Lyman Ranney, pg. 55. Snow-Estes, E282-285 which cited: Preston's Bassett-Preston Ancestry, 1930, pp 47-9. Sewall's History of Woburn, Mass., 1868, pp 59, 579, 94-5. NEHGR as cited above and Woburn, Rehoboth and Swansea V.R. AF M. (1) Mary Russell, (2) Mehitable (Mowr M. (1) Mary Russell, (2) Mehitable (Mowry) Kinsley. 13 ch. Timothy Brooks married Mary Russell 21 D Timothy Brooks married Mary Russell 21 Dec 1659. Batch #: 8121101, Sheet #: 02, Source Ca Batch #: 8121101, Sheet #: 02, Source Call #: 1260936 Batch #: F514726, Sheet #: 29, Source Call #: 1553591 Batch #: F868272, Sheet #: 10, Source Call #: 1396257 Official Temple Record Film #: 1760740 | Brooks, Timothy (I312684222777)
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| 1723 | !IGI 1988 Edition Batch 7208801 !IGI 1988 Edition Batch 7208801 Line in Record @I0790@ (RIN 1226) from G Line in Record @I0790@ (RIN 1226) from GEDCOM file not recognized: PLAC SLAKE Line in Record @I0790@ (RIN 1226) from GEDCOM file not recognized: PLAC SLAKE Line in Record @I0790@ (RIN 1226) from GEDCOM file not recognized: PLAC SLAKE Bio from Lydia Wilson Chamberlin @ Find a Grave Memorial.com Daughter of Joseph Willson and Rebecca Phelps Wife of Samuel Chamberlin twin twin AFN # G5GN-77; K7GM-FC BIRTH DATE: 14 J AFN # G5GN-77; K7GM-FC BIRTH DATE: 14 Jun 1738; 14 Jun 1743 AFN # G5GN-77; K7GM-FC BIRTH DATE: 14 Jun 1738; 14 Jun 1743 !ORDINANCES: Baptism and Endowment - Tem !ORDINANCES: Baptism and Endowment - Temple Index Bureau, Film No. 1267045. BIRTH: Lydia's birth year is calculated from her age at death. | Wilson, Lydia (I312684222309)
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| 1724 | !IGI 3.05 1994: 1. #452911 !IGI 3.05 1994: 1. #452911 | Flagg, Elisha (I312684222334)
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| 1725 | !IGI B&S 8301904 20 LCN:0884957. !IGI B&S 8301904 20 LCN:0884957. ookside Dr. Yellow Spring,OH. 45387 Bapt ookside Dr. Yellow Spring,OH. 45387 Baptism & Marriage Records: Records of the Old Dutch Reformed Church of Kingston,1891 ( Roswell ) 'Stone Church", ( St.Peter's Luthern ) Rhinebeck Collection at Rhinebeck,NY Rhinebeck Pink Corners German Reformed Church ( N.Y. Gen & Bio ); Documents Records of "Rhinebeck Flatts DRC; Tax lists, 'North Ward" 1735, and Crum Elbo Precinct, 1746. Archive records of the church Christening: Nov 1, 1711 s/o Hendrick Buys & Willemtje Oosterom Baptized: Poughkeepsie,Dutchess, New York ( Olde,Ulster Vol.1 Pg.89 ) Baptismal entry reads: Child of Hendrich & Wilhelmina, Commonly called "Williampe BEISS Spons: Pieter von Kleck. FHL Film #1019518 Pg.19 Documents Rel. Colonial Hist. of N.Y. Vol XV, N.Y. In Revolution, Vol 1,pp 174,175. AFN # WL2F-HQ; D4F7-61 Father: Leendert AFN # WL2F-HQ; D4F7-61 Father: Leendert Cool Mother: Antje Dekker Other Spouse: Lena Decker !Comp Vol 7 pg 298, 252, 762 Kingston NY !Comp Vol 7 pg 298, 252, 762 Kingston NY Dutch Church by Rev. Hoes !NOTE:bapt in N.Y. dutch Church R. R. H !NOTE:bapt in N.Y. dutch Church R. R. Hoes Kingston Recorda AGV 1 7 95 Person note CORRE: Hilda Scott, 22 Oct 1070, p. 1 9 Apr 1732, there were banns registered for the marriage of Hennery Preshat, j.m., b. in England (Old) and Jannetjen Terwillige, widow of Corn. Kool. (1715) (1715) Baptism Date - 1673 Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New Amsterdam and New York : baptisms from 25 December, 1639, to 27 December, 1730 V.1, page 109. Witnesses: Jean Du Prie and Ariaentie Dircx !Documentation: FHL Film # 0773918 Pg. 1 !Documentation: FHL Film # 0773918 Pg. 125-126/ 136-137 1889-1891 Birth record: Benjamin Milo Boice Birth 29 Oct 1906 s/o Benjamin & Mary Larsen. Marriage Records: Documentation taken from the Church Historical Office Early Pioneer Settlers Cenus Mexico Colonies Cenus Call # Ms d 2527 Showed Benjamin Boice age 59 (cenus taken 1 July 1898) Maria L. age 26 born United States del norte Jorge D. age 3 " " " " " " " " " Lettie M. age 2 born Mexico Record of Church Priesthood Ordination: FHL Film # 889346 pg.#102-496 Membership records Film #0035127 Dublan Ward/Juarez Stake Early to 1912 Benj. Boice ( Elder) Geo. Glenn Boice ordained ( Deacon). Arlettie E. Boice member of ward. Florence Bertha member of ward. Benjamin Milo " " " " ". Dublan Ward organized in July 1891 Disorganized 1912-1915. 1673 1673 !Documentation: Marr rec in St. John ch !Documentation: Marr rec in St. John ch (GS ser # 14622 pt 2 ) p25 0105405 S&D of American Loyalist: W. D. REID Sponsors: Cornelis Kool, Janneke Brink; Sponsors: Cornelis Kool, Janneke Brink; surname underlined surname underlined Note: Surname changed from Cool to Kool Note: Surname changed from Cool to Kool Ref: BRINK.GED 1997 from James David Vandermark Baptisim witnessed by Cornelis Kool and Janneke Brink Lena/Decker 1 Jun 1740 Lena/Decker 1 Jun 1740 1700 1700 gives his place his birthplace as Vermon gives his place his birthplace as Vermont. Information from Gladys Tolbert states the following information. Ira Barret identified as, "a cousin of my son Benjamin [ Boice ] John-Benjamin-William is the son who is a member of John and Nellie Barrett's household on 1819 Loughborough, Canada cenus. John had a brother James , identified in John Boice diary as a brother of John Barrett. James Barrett and wife Debby/Debra are on 1819 and 1851 Loughborough cenus. Luke Barrett also identified as "Ink"in the diary is a brother to John Barrett. Diary of MABarzee state Jesse Barrett h/o Rachel Boice brother of John Barrett. Jesse & Rachel are found on the 1850 cenus but are not found on the 1860 cenus. By 1860 John and Nellie are found residing in Jackson Twp.,Will Co. ILL. ( John, James,Jesse,Luke Barrett are all brothers). | Cool, Cornelius (I312684219957)
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| 1726 | !IGI Batch 7208801 Call # 820280 !IGI Batch 7208801 Call # 820280 !NAME-BORN-PARENTS: Daniel Gill Sr. & Ha !NAME-BORN-PARENTS: Daniel Gill Sr. & Hannah Kingsley; SIBLINGS: John, Daniel, Line in Record @I0693@ (RIN 1132) from G Line in Record @I0693@ (RIN 1132) from GEDCOM file not recognized: PLAC SLAKE | Gill, Sarah (I312684222604)
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| 1727 | !IGI Batch 7208801 Call # 820280 !IGI Batch 7208801 Call # 820280 Line in Record @I0694@ (RIN 1133) from G Line in Record @I0694@ (RIN 1133) from GEDCOM file not recognized: PLAC SLAKE | GILL, Hannah (I312684222582)
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| 1728 | !IGI Batch 7208801 Call # 820280 !IGI Batch 7208801 Call # 820280 Line in Record @I0696@ (RIN 1135) from G Line in Record @I0696@ (RIN 1135) from GEDCOM file not recognized: PLAC SLAKE | Gill, Samuel (I312684222595)
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| 1729 | !IGI Clifton on Teme, Worcestershire, En !IGI Clifton on Teme, Worcestershire, England FHL #465298 | Hooman, Thomas (I312684222001)
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| 1730 | !IGI records name as Sarah Vaughan. !IGI records name as Sarah Vaughan. !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Lat !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA | Vaughan, Sarah (I312684224610)
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| 1731 | !IGI SS 21 Sep 1993 PV !IGI SS 21 Sep 1993 PV PROBLEM Thomas Chamberlain was christened when he was 17.0 years old. 1.Was Thomas Chamberlain born in 1639? 2.Was Thomas Chamberlain christened in 1656? per Massachusetts Births and Christenings, 1639-1915 this is correct. Samuel Chamberlain was baptized at the Samuel Chamberlain was baptized at the church in Chelmsford, Massachusetts on February 1, 1656, aged about 10 years. !Archive family group sheet Evelyn L. Ba !Archive family group sheet Evelyn L. Bayles, SLC, Utah Proctor Gen, p 5, 269 Early Mass. Marriages, by Bailey Vol 3 p 34 hus mar Gen Dict of First Settlers of N.E., by Savage p 354 hus mar Remingtons of Utah, by Ward J. Roylance pp 43-44 IGI Bap 31 May 1988 PV; End 2 Jun 1988 PV SP 3 Nov 1961 SS 24 Jun 1948 AZ, 12 Jan 1972 SL, 1 Dec 1948 Age 88 years at death !BIRTH: Champberlain Families of Early N !BIRTH: Champberlain Families of Early New England & New York 929.2 c 349 + G BAPT: at the age 17 years on 1 dec 1656 Chelmsford Chelmsford Vital Records pg 44 Connecticut Valley Historicial Musuem; Sprinffield; Ma Biographical On 29 September 1674, he w Biographical On 29 September 1674, he was called Thomas Chamberlain, Junior, when he deeded a meadow in Chelmsford to his brother-in-law, Gershon Proctor (Middlesex Deeds, Liber 11, P. 45). On 25 April 1678, he deeded land to Arthur Crouch (Middlesex Deeds, Liber 12, P. 3). On 30 November 1675, he was at the garrison in Groton. On 23 September 1676, he was enlisted under Captain Joseph Sill, and was probably with that troop in October following, as they marched to Ossipee and Pequaket (Bodge's King Philips War, pp. 260, 274, 359). He and his son Thomas and brother Samuel were all in service at the local garrison in Chelmsford, 16 March 1691 (Mass. Archives). (See also NEHGS Register, Vol. 43, P. 373.) On 11 December 1700, calling himself "Thomas Chamberlain, senior, of Chelmsford,"and his son" Thomas Chamberlain, Junior, of Groton, "conveyed land at" Stony Brook "to Joshua Fletcher, Senior, of Chelmsford. Thier wives, Sarah, and Abigail signed with them (as a conveyance of their right of dower in the land) (Middlesex Deeds, Liber 25, P. 507). On 26 December 1700, he deeded land near Huckleberry Hill in Chelmsford, to Richard Stratton, in exchange for other lands in town (Middlesex Deeds, Liber 13, P. 439). On 4 March 1701/02, he deeded land to" my son Samuel," "a part of the homestead which I had from the town" (Middlesex Deeds, Liber 14, P. 380). On the Same day he deeded land in Chelmsford "to my son John" (Middlesex Deeds, Liber 14, P. 549). There may have been other children but probably none that grew to maturity. Not definitely proven that Mary and Dorothy were his daughters. However, they were of Chelmsford when they married and were born to soon to be daughters of his brother Samuel and thus, undoubtedly, belong in this family. Preparation of this record This record was prepared by David C. Chamberlin, Sr. 14970 S.W. 109th avenue, Tigard, Oregon 97223, using data obtained from various sources as listed. Comments and additional information are welcome. Chamberlain association of American, Mss Gen., NEGHS Soc., SG/CHA/49-14, RC17 - 5 ( # 2 ), - 9 ( # 6 ) Chamberlain Families, Vol. I, pp. 1 - 7, Prentiss Glazier Vital Records, Chelmsford, Mass. ( RC 148 ) Boston Evening Transcript, 16 Sep. 1903 One Branch of the descendants of Thomas Chamberlain, of Woburn, Mass., by George Walter Chamberlain, 1897, P. 8 ( RC 58 ) Soldiers in King Philp's War, by Bodge, pp. 260, 274, 359 NEHGS Register, Vol. 43, P. 373 Middlesex Deeds, Liber 11, P. 45; Liber 12, P. 3; Liber 13, pp. 439, 715; Liber 14, pp. 380, 407, 549; Liber 25, P. 507 ( Disk ID 1914N ) 22 November 1983 Proctor Genealogy P. 5, 269 Massachusett Proctor Genealogy P. 5, 269 Massachusetts C 18, Pg 301 Spouse Merge Errors Someone merged several Sarah Proctor's into one person and caused a HUGE mess with this family. His wife is NOT the Sarah Proctor, daughter of John Proctor and Martha Harper, so I have removed her from the family. Unfortunately, I don't have the research to add the correct info for the mother of this family and children as my line is through the Proctor's that I had to disconnect. This will need to be corrected by someone with much more knowledge of this family than mine. [Chamberlin.FTW] [Thomas Chamberlin 1.F [Chamberlin.FTW] [Thomas Chamberlin 1.FTW] Samuel Chamberlain was baptized at the church in Chelmsford, Massachusetts on February 1, 1656, aged about 10 years. | Chamberlain, Thomas (I312684224858)
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| 1732 | !IGI SS 27 May 1993 HA, 3 Dec 1993 SG, 2 !IGI SS 27 May 1993 HA, 3 Dec 1993 SG, 27 May 1993 HA, 3 Dec 1993 SG Remingtons of Utah, by Ward J. Roylance, p 140 David, Mary, and Jonathan are probably his children History of Lexington, Mass Vol I, by Charles Hudson, p 207 Snow-Estes Ancestry, by Nora E. Snow, p 341-343 AF SP 25 Jun 1936; SS 7 Jun 1982 SL - married Elizabeth Fiske - sealed 7 Jun - married Elizabeth Fiske - sealed 7 Jun 1982 SLAKE Birth from Vital Records of Cambridge, M Birth from Vital Records of Cambridge, Massachusetts, to the Year 1850, 2 vols. (Boston: NEHGS, 1915), 1:616; death from Lexington, Mass., Record of Births, Marriages and Deaths to January 1, 1898 (Boston: Wright & Potter, 1898), 198. IGI, MA: Seal to Spouse--Batch F811345, IGI, MA: Seal to Spouse--Batch F811345, Serial Sheet 0009; 'RUSSELL, John' to /\@ Elizabeth Fiske' md 'abt 1645'; SS-7 Jul 1982 SL {Extrct 206} THIS DATE IS OVER 100 YEARS PRIOR TO DATE OF SECOND MARRIAGE. SOMETHING ISN'T RIGHT. Resident in Lexington, MA both Living in Resident in Lexington, MA both Living in 1731 Served in King Phillip's War, name taken from pay records dated 21 Aug 1675, served under a Captain Daniel Hendman John Russell of Cambridge married Elizabeth Fisk, daughter of David Fisk and Seaborn Wilson No marriage record has been found for John Russell and wife Elizabeth Fisk. Histories vary in information about their family which causes confusion. Not all their children show up recorded in the records. Three Russell children with parents John and Elizabeth born in Boston, Mary,1669, John, 1671, and Thomas, 1673 are sometimes attributed to them, but Elizabeth would have been extremely young, age 12, and I find no records that show this couple lived in Boston. Known children showing in Cambridge/Lexington/Middlesex County records: 1. Martha b. 1675 Cambridge vital records 2. David- Middlesex deed 18:513 and John Russell ye father of him the sd David Russell as freely consenting to this instrument 3. Jonathan- Middlesex deed 13:794 David Fiske of Cambridge, John Russell carpenter of Cambridge, and Jonathan Russell, son of sd John Russell, to John Munroe husbandman of Cambridge a certain parcel of medow and swamp lying in Cambridge in the farms about 14 acres more or less David Fiske and seal Seaborn Fiske, wife of David, mark and seal John Russell mark and seal Jonathan Russell and seal 5 March 1704/5 In presence of Samuel Lock, William Munroe, John Hancock Recorded 23 Nov 1705 Middlesex deed 18:470 David ffisk Sen of Cambridge, yeoman, to Jonathan Russell a parcel of land containing 45 acres more or less in Cambridge towards Concord and bounded by land of Robert ffisk northward and ____ Goswin southwardly and highway of ?(can't decipher) with the consent of my son John Russell and beloved wife Seaborn 4. William-Middlesex deed 25:550 William Russell of Lexington husbandman in consideration of the love and affection for my beloved son Nathaniel Russell of Lexington.... a certain messuage or tenement of land lying in Lexington which my honoured father John Russell now dwelleth upon containing one mansion house one barn and about thirty acres of land lying in the south side of the brook running between my house and my Father John Russells ... saving that I the said William Russell do reserve to my Honrd father and mother John and Elizabeth Russell during their natural life of the longest liver 5. Abigail-b. 1686 Cambridge vital records 6. Patience-d. 1688 Cambridge vital records 7. Esther-b. 1700 Cambridge vital records Probate records show an agreement was made between Leftt Fisk's widow and children 12 May 1710. Seaborn Fisk relict of Leftt David Fisk late of Cambridge and David Fisk Senr of Cambridge, John Russell Sr of Cambridge in behalf of his wife Elizabeth Russell, Timothy Carter of Woburn in behalf of his wife Anna Carter, and Henry Baldwyn in behalf of his wife Abigail Baldwyn Seaborn Fisk her mark Daniel ffiske John Russell his mark Timothy Carter Henry Baldwin After Seaborn's death another agreement was made 23 Feb 1721 between John and Elizabeth Russell, Henry and Abigail Baldwyn, children of Left David Fiske, late of Lexington, deceased, and Timothy Carter of Charlestown in ye office of an attorney and trustee for Timothy Carter of Woburn his father the children of sd Timothy Carter. descendants from the sd David Fisk deceased, and between david Fisk of Lexington, only son of the sd deceased David Fiske Elizabeth Russell John Russell his mark Abigail Baldwin Henry Baldwin Timothy Carter Timothy Carter John and Elizabeth personally appeared 5 Jan 1731/2 to acknowledge a deed dated 10 Dec 1731. They sold property in Lexington to William Holmes. John signed with a mark. Elizabeth signed her name. Middlesex deed 34:260. From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. Per Geo. E. Russell: a housewright. His Per Geo. E. Russell: a housewright. His ref. 124. H. of Lexington p 592: ...man of wealth, an active and valuablecitizen,aand filled many offices under the town and parishorganization". William's will: named as Jn o(superscript). Flags: RUSSELL=Y !Death: also listed 6 Mar 1733 (TIB). !Death: also listed 6 Mar 1733 (TIB). | Russell, John (I312684220322)
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| 1733 | !IGI, Downton, Heref., Engl. FHL #992147 !IGI, Downton, Heref., Engl. FHL #992147 Middleton-on-hill, Hereford, Engl FHL #1041613 Laysters, Heref., Engl FHL #992309 Brimfield, Heref., Engl. FHL #992238 | Poston, William (I312684221908)
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| 1734 | !IGI, Wigmore, Heref., Engl FHL #1040032 !IGI, Wigmore, Heref., Engl FHL #1040032 Laysters, Heref., Engl. FHL #992309 | Browne, Henry (I312684221973)
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| 1735 | !IGI, Wigmore, Hereford, Engl., FHL #104 !IGI, Wigmore, Hereford, Engl., FHL #1040032 | Browne, Philipe (I312684221993)
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| 1736 | !IGI: 1994 Edition, gives odinance date !IGI: 1994 Edition, gives odinance dates, extracted record, Gives film Call No:1760952 !MARRIAGE: Film #465281 Flyford Flavell Parrish Records, marriages p. 6 | Bevington, Esther (I312684221995)
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| 1737 | !Information for Bodel's marriage and ch !Information for Bodel's marriage and children's births were found on film | Andersdotter, Bodel (I312684220872)
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| 1738 | !Information obtained from D.D. Higinbot !Information obtained from D.D. Higinbotham; 180 Mt. View Place; Grants Pass Oregon 97527 an d also Richard E. Henthorn, 5403 76th Avenue, Hyattsvile, MD 20784-1705 Wills of Mifflin Co Pennsylvania (1789-1 Wills of Mifflin Co Pennsylvania (1789-1860) Vol 2, Will Book 1 p 62 # 651, John Collins of Burnham, Mifflin Co, Pennsylvania; w. 8/18/93 p. 9/4/93. wife Mary Jane, Exec. wife Mary Jane Collins. No children listed (530 B) !From Mr. Raymond Martin Bell, 1506 Firs !From Mr. Raymond Martin Bell, 1506 First Avenue, North, Apt. 3, Coralville, Iowa 52241-1199: John's will was written in Lack twp., Cumberland Co., Pennsylvania. Two weeks after that, Lack twp. became part of the new Mifflin County. It is now Tuscarora twp., Juniata Co., Pennsylvania. John's will is recorded in WB #7. John made a settlement in Lack soon after the land was purchased by the Penns from the Indians (1754). The land office opened 3 Feb 1755. John got a warrant 12 Mar 1755. He didn't stay long, for Indians began attacks. By 1762 it was safe to return. He got more land 10 Jun 1762. He is on the first tax list for Lack 1763. But Indians drove him out again. He is on the next tax list 1767 and never left his farm. It is not known where he went when Indians threatened, nor where he lived before 1754. He may have gone to Carlisle or Paxton (now Harrisburg). Washington Co and the Early settlement o Washington Co and the Early settlement of Ohio - Centennial Historical Address 1876. 977.198 H2an (530 E) p 24 In Dec. 1798 Newport Twp was established and Middletown, embracing a large region around Athens. Marietta Twp created in 1790, Grandview in 1802. Athens Co, and Washington Co in Ohio and Wood Co Virginia are all close together. History of Washington Co, Ohio (1788-1881) p 594 (530 C) John Collins was the oldest member of the family that came to Washington Co Ohio in 1803. He was born in 1754 and died in 1842. His wife was Sarah (Henthorn) who died in 1814. They had a family of three sons (? Henry, John Jr. and James.?) and 4 daughters. He afterward married to Mrs. Deborah (Dickerson) Dyson, who died in 1847. Henry Collins came with his father, John, and settled in Grand View twp in 1803. p 593 John Collins was elected as township official overseer of poor for GrandView in 1804. Son Henry born 1778 in Pennsylvania, so assume they came from Pa Son James born in Pennsylvania 1803 Tax Records Grandview Twp, Washington Co, Ohio (530) 1810 Census Washington Co, Ohio 1 m over 45; 1 m 26-45 (could be Henry age 32 yrs); 1f over 45. James and John Jr is living close. (530) 1811 John Collins a Petit juror in Grandview Twp, Washington Co, Ohio. Grandview Township's First Trustees Journal 1803-1843, Washington Co, Ohio 977.198/G1 N2g. p 70. (enc 530 E) Book also names a J. Henry on p 179. (?same) 1814 Wife Sarah died. Married Mrs. Deborah (Dickerson) Dyson who d 1847. (enc 530 C- History of Washington Co) Marriage record not found in Washington Co, Ohio. Ancestral File (530 G) gives name as John H. Collins 1820 Census Grandview Twp, Washington Co, Ohio p 224 age over 45; 1f over 45; 1f 16-26 yr. (enc 530) Living close is John Collins Jr. age 26-45, probably son of this John. also Henry age 26-45 (RIN 2180) is probably son. 1830 Census Grandview Twp, Washington Co, Ohio p368 age 60-70 (probably 70-80); 1f 60-70; 1 f 80-90; 1 f 15-20 years (enc 530) 1840 Census Grandview Twp, Washington Co, Ohio p 276 1 male 80-90 yrs, 1 female 90-100 yrs, 1 female 20-30 years (enc 530). 1842 John Collins died in Washington Co. Ohio. Abstracts of Wills for Washington Co, Ohio 1788-1800. No Collins or Mills listed. (530 A). 1. Marriage record, page 10, volumn 4 2. 1. Marriage record, page 10, volumn 4 2. History of Washington County, Ohio, Williams & Bro. Cleveland, 1881 . Wills of Mifflin Co, Pennsylvania (1789- Wills of Mifflin Co, Pennsylvania (1789-1793) p 44. John Collins of Lack Twp will written 9/5/1789 and probated 4/6/1790. Wife Catherine; children Margaret (Mrs. John McCuer or McCluer) and Bruce. (530 B) Wills of Mifflin Co Pennsylvania (1789-1860) Vol 1, Will Book 1 p 1 # 7. John Collins of Lack Twp, Cumberland Co, w.9/5/89 p 4/6/90. Wife Catherine, son Brice, daughter Margaret, wife of John McCeever, grandaughter Ann Collins, grandchildren John McCeever, Catherine McCeever. Exec. wife Catherine and son Brice. (530 B) Wills of Mifflin Co, Pa. 1789-1860 Vol 1, Will Book 1 p 24 # 272. Catherine Collins of Lack Twp. Mifflin Co, Pennsylvania w. 9/21/1808 p 4/17/1815. son Brice, daughter Margaret McKever, grandsons, John, William, Daniel Collins, granddaughters, Sarah, Mary, Catherine Collins. Exec. grandson Daniel Collins. (530 B) Belmont Co, Ohio Marriage Records 1801-1 Belmont Co, Ohio Marriage Records 1801-1821 (530A) John Collins md Elizabeth Sharlock 9 Jan 1809 Book B p 22 | Collins, John (I312684222851)
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| 1739 | !Information obtained through 1) Mary Be !Information obtained through 1) Mary Beth Wheeler <mb@thewheelers.com> DEATH: Rocky Hill, Wethersfield, Hartford, Connecticut (21) dead (21) dead !Source of Information: 1) The American !Source of Information: 1) The American Genealogist, Vol. 38, No. 4 Whole No. 152 pp 113 to 211 dead dead 1 _IFLAGS 0 1 _IFLAGS 0 Source: Joanne P Callender 2321 Circle X Source: Joanne P Callender 2321 Circle X Place Tucson, AZ 85713 13 Nov 1991 Source: Bronson Families desc of John Richard & Mary Film # 893749 Bronson film Bronson Rec Bronson Rec | Bronson, Mrs. Rebecca (I312684225227)
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| 1740 | !Information of the marriage of Anders a !Information of the marriage of Anders and Bodel and the births of their | Persson, Anders (I312684220869)
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| 1741 | !Information was found on film #0144964 !Information was found on film #0144964 pages 199 and 205. !Information was found on microfilm #014 !Information was found on microfilm #0144964. | Andersson, Lars (I312684220668)
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| 1742 | !Information was found on microfilm #144 !Information was found on microfilm #144964, page 178. | Elna, Andersdotter (I312684220698)
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| 1743 | !Information was found on page 128 of mi !Information was found on page 128 of microfilm #0144964. | Andersson, Per (I312684220848)
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| 1744 | !Information was found on pages 260, 277 !Information was found on pages 260, 277 of microfilm #0144964. | Andersdotter, Ingri (I312684220691)
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| 1745 | !Information was found on pages 287, 285 !Information was found on pages 287, 285 of microfilm #0144964. | Andersson, Anders (I312684220673)
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| 1746 | !Information was found on pages 297, 311 !Information was found on pages 297, 311 of microfilm #0144964. | Andersson, Ake (I312684220661)
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| 1747 | !INFORMATION: EARLY PIONEERS OF NEW ENG !INFORMATION: EARLY PIONEERS OF NEW ENGLAND STATES - CONN, PG 479; NEW ENGLAND MARRIAGES PRIOR TO 1700, AUTHOR SAVAGE; IGI RECORDS; QUESTIONABLE AS TO WHETHER FIRST FIVE CHILDREN OF JOHN CROW BELONG TO ELIZABETH, MAY BE BY FIRST WIFE, ANN HINDE, WIDOW OF JOHN HINDE !MARRIAGE:GENEALOGIES OF HADLEY FAMILIES !MARRIAGE:GENEALOGIES OF HADLEY FAMILIES; Embracing the early Settlers of the Towns of Hatfield, South Hadley, Amherst and Granby. Compiled by Lucius M. Boltwood, Baltimore Publishing Co., Inc. 1979. FHL film 1421841, item #10; pp 32. ! BIRTH: 974.62/H1 D2b Families of Ea ! BIRTH: 974.62/H1 D2b Families of Early Hartford, Conn ! MARRIAGE: 974 D2s Vol.1 pg 479 Genealogical Dictionary of 1st Settlers of New England by Savage. 974 V2t New England Marriages Prior to 1700. ! DEATH: 974 V2t New England Marriages Prior to 1700. ! BAPTISM: 2nd 10 May 1945. ! ENDOWMENT: 2nd 30 Sep 1946. ! RELATIONSHIP: H. Reed Black, is 7th G G Son. Elizabeth was an only child Elisabeth Goodwin was the only child of Elder William & Elizabeth (White) Goodwin, and is always referred to as his only child in published histories. She was born about 1620. William Goodwin "sailed from London, June 22, 1632; arrived in Boston September following; and soon settled at Newton, now Cambridge, Mass... He was one of the company which removed and settled Hartford, Connecticut, 1638; where he was a large land holder. | Goodwin, Elizabeth (I312684224003)
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| 1748 | !INFORMATION: was obtained from Familyse !INFORMATION: was obtained from Familysearch.com - Ancestral File on 20 Jul 2000. | Fuller, Rachel (I312684223290)
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| 1749 | !INFORMATION:From "The Family of Auer Wi !INFORMATION:From "The Family of Auer Winchester Proctor, Vol II" page564. Film #1036367 !FGR: Page 142; BOOK Ancestry of Lawren !FGR: Page 142; BOOK Ancestry of Lawrence Williams, Part 1, Part II, compiled by Cornelia Bartow Williams, Privately printed Chicago, 1915 copy % Pat Roberts, American Fork, Utah. !LDS: B: E: SP: Dates; IGI 1/95 CD-ROMS. From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. !dup b date, 1655 !dup b date, 1655 Sources: Birth: (24) p528 Death: Marria Sources: Birth: (24) p528 Death: Marriage: (24) p528 !BIRTH-MARRIAGE: HISTORY OF THE TOWN OF !BIRTH-MARRIAGE: HISTORY OF THE TOWN OF STONINGTON; 1649-1900; by Richard Anson Wheeler, Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1977; p 528; Mesa family History Center, 974.65/S1/D2W. NOTE: "m. Greenfield Larabee March 16, 1673." SOURCE: Savage, Vol III, p348 SOURCE: Ho SOURCE: Savage, Vol III, p348 SOURCE: Holmes, clxxx. | Parke, Alice (I312684223725)
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| 1750 | !INFORMATION:From "The Family of Auer Wi !INFORMATION:From "The Family of Auer Winchester Proctor, Vol II", page558. Film #1036367 !NAME: father as Greenfield LARIBOO or L !NAME: father as Greenfield LARIBOO or LARIBE in NEHGR 1850, p.138, 139. !BESP: Film 445915; Ord. 1865 !BESP: Film 445915; Ord. 1865 From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. | Larrabee, Joseph (I312684223592)
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