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April 2003
Mugs Home Companion
compiled by Host GFSNance@aol.com
from public message board and mail list postings.
Allen
County Location:1582 Slabtown Road, Lima.
(Rt 81 east of I-75 by 1.4 miles.) Latitude: N40 45.62 Longitude:
W84 02.95.
This was the 70th barn to be painted.
http://www.ohiobarns.com/ohbarns/index.html
CONNECTICUTT
[GenConnecticut-L]
Southport, Fairfield Co., CT - Trinity Church Baptisms 1785-1825
Date: 3/29/03 8:03:45 PM Eastern Standard Time
From: janedevlin@ameritech.net
To: GenConnecticut-L@rootsweb.com
I just uploaded a file of almost 2000 baptismal records from the
Trinity Church in Southport, Fairfield Co., CT for the period of
1785 to 1825. There is also a file of Episcopalians in the
county who signed a petition in 1738, many of whom were later
associated with the church.
Jane Devlin
Lake Orion, MI
janedevlin@ameritech.net
Records from CT, MA, & MI + family lines:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jdevlin/
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DELAWARE
[DELAWARE]
Program featuring Dr. George Redmonds
Date: 3/31/03 9:11:44 AM Eastern Standard Time
From: jtlogan@africamail.com
(John Logan)
Reply-to: jtlogan@africamail.com (John Logan)
To: DELAWARE-L@rootsweb.com
The Genealogical Society of New Jersey
and
The Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania
Invite you to a
Joint Educational Program Featuring
Dr. George Redmonds
5 April 2003
8:30 - 4:15
NJ State Museum, Auditorium
West State Street
Trenton,
NJ 08625
For registration information contact: John Konvalinka
609/924-9742.
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IOWA
Re:
[IOWA] Train Accident Iowa
Date: 3/31/03 9:50:53 AM Eastern Standard Time
From: web-czar@rcn.com
(Steven R. Page)
Reply-to: web-czar@rcn.com (Steven R. Page)
To: IOWA-L@rootsweb.com
If anyone is interested in Iowa train wrecks (or any other
state), the DOT has an online list of their investigation of
them between 1911-1966. It is quite interesting, full of
details including names, and easy to search. Here is the link: http://www1.librarydigital.com/scripts/ws.dll?login&site=dot_railroads
Steven Page
Richmond, VA
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Taylor
County
[IOWA]
1903 History of Taylor County
Date: 3/26/03 11:08:52 AM Eastern Standard
Time
From: Bare67deb@aol.com
To: IOWA-L@rootsweb.com
TAYLOR COUNTY was created in 1847 and first attached to
Pottawattamie. It
lies on the Missouri State line in the third tier east of the
Missouri River
and contains five hundred forty-eight square miles. The
surface is rolling
and the principal streams are bordered by woods. The
Platte, East Nodaway
and West One Hundred and Two rivers and many smaller streams
flow through the
county in a southwesterly direction. The name "One
Hundred and Two" was
given to the river in early days by a party of surveyors who
were running a
line for a military road from some point in Missouri. The
place where their
line struck this branch of the Platte was one hundred and two
miles from the
starting point.
The first white family known to have settled
in the county was that of Jonah
Reed who took a claim near the Page County line in 1844. Stephen
H. Parker
took a claim in the county in 1846. In 1851 the population
had reached three
hundred ninety-three and Elisha Parker was appointed to take
steps to
organize a county government. At an election held in
February the following
officers were chosen: Jacob Ross, Levi L. Hayden and
Daniel Smith,
commissioners; John Hayden, clerk; H. Bennington, probate judge;
John Hayden,
treasurer and recorder; and J. B. Campbell, sheriff.
Most of the early settlers lived in the
southern part of the county in the
disputed territory, supposing they were in Missouri. Although
they owned no
slaves, on account of their poverty, they were strong advocates
of the
system. They lived in the rudest log cabins and subsisted
on pork, corn
dodgers, whisky and coffee and such small game as the country
afforded.
The first term of court was held at the cabin
of Jacob Ross by Judge Sloan in
September, 1851. The first attorney in the county was
Benjamin Rector who
became a prominent lawyer. He raised a company for the
Fourth Iowa Cavalry
in the War of the Rebellion, was promoted to major, taken
prisoner and died
at Helena in January, 1863.
Commissioners were appointed to locate the
county-seat in 1852 and selected a
site on the west bank of East One Hundred and Two River where,
by order of
the county judge, a town was laid out and named Bedford. O.
W. Tenno erected
a double log cabin, the first in the town plot, which was used
for a store
and dwelling for many years. The first newspaper in the
county was
established in February, 1858, by Joseph H. Turner at Bedford
and named the
Iowa South West. The Burlington Railroad has a branch
running from Creston
through Bedford and Tayor County. The county was named for
General Zachary
Taylor, the twelfth President of the United States.
Debbie Clough Gerischer
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MAINE
[MAINE]
More Maine Cemetery Photos
Date: 3/31/03 4:32:02 AM Eastern Standard Time
From: kuria1@yahoo.com
(Kurt K)
Reply-to: MAINE-L@rootsweb.com
To: MAINE-L@rootsweb.com
I have added some more pictures to my
Cemetery site at: http://www.geocities.com/kuria1/MaineCemeteries.html
The new ones are of Bragdons and Butlers. I apologize in advance
for the quality of some of the photos as my photography skills
are lacking. kuria1@yahoo.com
(Kurt K)
I have added about 25 pictures to my page.
Feel free to e-mail me with comments and/or corrections.
http://www.geocities.com/kuria1/MaineCemeteries.html
Kurt
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OHIO
Cuyahoga County
[OHCUYAHO] Genealogy Coming Events
Date: 3/29/03 9:57:42 PM Eastern Standard Time
From: wefrank@juno.com
(William E Frank)
Reply-to: OHCUYAHO-L@rootsweb.com
Monday April 7, Cuyahoga Valley Genealogy
Society will hold its meeting
at 7:30 P.M. at the Independence Civic Center 6363 Selig Drive.
Program
topic: "Polish Genealogy" Presented by Ben Kman.
Monday April 7, East Cuyahoga County
Genealogical Society will hold its
meeting at the Mayfield UMC at the corner of Wilson Mills and
S.O.M.
Center Road. Program topic Unknown at this time.
Saturday April 12, NEOCAG (North East Ohio
Computer-Aided Genealogy
Socitey) will hold its meeting at 9:00 A.M. at the St.
Bartholomew's
Episcopal Church, SOM Center Road. Program topic:
"Using Family
Search.org" Presented by Cynthia Turk.
Thursday April 10, Southwest Cuyahoga Chapter
of OGS will hold its
meeting at 7:30 P.M. in the Old Town Hall, 18825 Royalton Road,
Strongsville. Program topic: Mini Workshops: > April 10
: "Civil War
Research" Presented by Brent Morgan.
Saturday April 15, CAGG (Computer Assisted
Genealogy Group) will hold
their meeting at 9:30 A.M. in the Fairview Park Library at 21255
Lorain
Road, Fairview Park. The morning program "Immigration
and
Naturalization: The afternoon session "Maps"
Wednesday April 19, The Cuyahoga West Chapter
of O.G.S. will hold their
meeting at 7:00 p.m. at Porter Public Library, 27333 Center
Ridge Rd.,
Westlake. The program will be "What Your Ancestor's
Handwriting Can Tell
You" Presented by Nancy Baker.
Sunday April 27, Brooklyn Genealogy Club will
hold their meeting at 2:00
P.M. in the Brooklyn Branch of the County Library System, 4480
Ridge
Road, Brooklyn. The program will be "Overview of
Funeral Related
Resources to Assist in Your Research" Presented by J.
Mark Busch.
Monday April 21, The Greater Cleveland
Genealogical Society will hold
their meeting at 7:00 P.M. at the Fairview Park Library at 21255
Lorain
Road, Fairview Park. The program will be "Uncle Sam's
Treasures /
Researching at the National Archives" Presented by
Gary Smith.
Wednesday April 23, Hungarian Genealogical
Society will hold their meet
at 8:00 P.M. at the Marinko's Firehouse Restaurant, 2768 Stark
Drive, off
Route 6, in Willoughby Hills. If you wish to have dinner
the time is
6:00 P.M. The program is unknown at this time.
Thursday April 24, Lake County Genealogical
Society will meet at a place
to be announced. The program is unknown at this time.
The public is invited to all these programs.
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Fulton
County
April
E-zine
Date: 3/30/03 9:55:22 PM Eastern Standard Time
From: suzamusic@compuserve.com
(Susan Zacharias)
As of this writing, we have 88 members who are receiving this
monthly ezine
of Fulton County Chapter, OGS news.
EXPANDING OUR ANCESTRAL SEARCH
When beginning an ancestral search, studying the counties
surrounding an
ancestors homestead can yield important clues to help expand
ones research.
With that in mind, our next meeting on Tuesday, April 1, 2003,
will feature
surrounding area county genealogical societies to speak to
attendees about
their chapter, discussing research avenues in their home county,
as well as
display and sell their county publications. This "County
Show & Tell" will
begin at 7 p.m. at the Trinity Lutheran Church, 410 Taylor
Street, Delta.
For those members who normally don't make our meetings, this
would be an
excellent opportunity to learn more about the activities of
other area
genealogical societies, not to mention our own.
WEBSITE NEWS
This year, the Ohio Genealogical Society will be presenting a
new award, the
OGS Thomas A. Edison Best Web Site Award. This is a new
award to be
presented for the first time at the 2003 OGS Conference in
Columbus. I
recently received notification that the Fulton County Chapter
website made
it to the finals. Congratulations to Mark Lozer, webmaster, for
his
outstanding work on the website and best wishes in the final leg
of the
competition!
NEWSLETTER READY FOR MAIL
Karen Schoonover has been hard at work to produce the first
newsletter under
her helm. The newsletter is smaller than what she originally
expected due to
printing problems, but it has been printed and will be going out
in the mail
shortly.
VOLUNTEERS FOR TABLE AT CONFERENCE
The Fulton County Chapter will be having a table at the 2003 OGS
Conference
in Columbus, April 24-26. Mitch and Karen Schoonover will be the
main
volunteers at the table, but they will need help Thursday night
and
Saturday. If you are going to the conference and are able to
help man our
table, please let the officers know to work out schedules. If
you have been
debating whether to go or not, the deadline for pre-registration
is April 4.
Brochures will be available Tuesday night, or can be downloaded
online at
www.ogs.org.
In addition, the Franklin County Genealogical
& Historical Society are
looking for volunteers to man the Death Certificate booth and
also as room
monitors for all the sessions being held. Volunteer time may be
scheduled in
two-hour blocks for a total of four hours, and the person would
be allowed
to attend sessions outside of that time free of charge.
Anyone can
volunteer by calling Ken Poling at 800-438-0783 day or evening
for further
info. If anyone would like to go, but not sure they can
afford it, this
might be a deal. (Thanks to Kathy Seigneur for this bit of
information!)
COOKBOOK
Brenda Woodling, chair of the cookbook project, has recently
informed me
that the cookbooks are now in transit and hopefully should be
available
Tuesday night. The cookbooks will sell for $8. Remember, members
receive a
10% discount on all chapter publications. This is an excellent
book to give
as a gift for Easter or Mother's Day.
UPCOMING ELECTIONS
This year, we will be electing officers for the positions of
Vice President
and Recording Secretary. A nominating committee will need to be
formed at
the Tuesday meeting to begin looking for candidates. Following
are the
officer duties for the two positions from our bylaws:
Section 8.02 The Vice President shall:
1. Preside in absence of President.
2. Shall be chairperson of the Program committee.
3. Shall be in charge of special projects the Chapter has chosen
to pursue.
4. Succeed to the office of the President for the unexpired term
in the
event of death, incapacity or resignation of the President.
5. Serve as an Executive Board member.
Section 8.03 The Recording Secretary shall:
1. Record and preserve minutes of all meetings of the Chapter,
Executive
Board and special meetings and see that they are properly filed
in the
minute book.
2. The Recording Secretary shall also serve as Second Vice
President.
3. Serve as an Executive Board member.
Both these terms will be for a period of two
years. This would certainly be
an wonderful opportunity to learn more about the inner workings
of the
society as well as to serve the membership. This committee must
be formed on
Tuesday night. We need three members willing to gather a slate
of candidates
for these positions. If you are interested in serving on this
committee or
interested in one of these positions, please let me know.
We will also need to form an auditing
committee as well.
MEETING AGENDA
If there is anything needed to be brought to the attention of
the
membership, and/or committee members, if you have anything to
report at the
Tuesday meeting, please let me know before Monday night so I may
add you to
the agenda. One of my goals as president is to run a shorter,
more effective
business meeting.
Hope to see you at Tuesday night's meeting,
Sue Zacharias
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Lorain
County
[OHLORAIN]
Susan B Anthony in Elyria
Date: 3/30/03 10:53:54 PM Eastern Standard
Time
From: Margral5@aol.com
Reply-to: OHLORAIN-L@rootsweb.com
To: OHLORAIN-L@rootsweb.com
November 13, 1884 - The Elyria Republican
LECTURE - Miss Susan B. Anthony delivered a very impressive and
forcible
lecture to a highly intelligent audience, at the opera-house, on
Tuesday
evening. Her subject, "Woman wants bread, not the
ballot," was admirably
handled, but as we understood the drift of her argument it was
that woman
wanted and was entitled to both. Though we cannot say that
we entirely
agreed with all her views, we confess that her remarks generally
were clear,
concise, and forcible, and she gave good reasons why the
intelligent
womanhood of America should have an opportunity to maintain her
rights of
citizenship by the ballot. As a defender and advocate of
the XVIth amendment
Miss Anthony is an able speaker.
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Miami
County
[MCO]
1821 delinquent lands list
Date: 3/30/03 11:01:01 PM Eastern Standard
Time
From: biggor@attbi.com
(Barbara Adams)
Reply-to: OHMIAMI-L@rootsweb.com
To: OHMIAMI-L@rootsweb.com
The Piqua Gazette, Thursday, July 4th, 1822
List of delinquent lands for 1821, auditors
office Miami County, June
8th 1822 lists the following as lands returned to the office of
the
Auditor of State, and the County of Miami, for the year 1821
only.
Resident: Fannie Alexander, Nathan Allen,
Joseph Adams, Silas Acheson,
Abner Barret, Uri Blue, Garner Bobo, Barnabas Blue, Catherine
(and
others Bowser, Daniel Ballenger, James Brown, William Burroughs,
William
Bayley, Hester Conthran, Peter Cline, William Concannon, Josiah
Clawson,
John Cory, William Coats, Jacob Consolver, Richard Clegg, Samuel
Coppack, David Carter, Eleanor Creegen, Orson Clark, John
Campbell,
William Cloyd, James Clengham, John Deeter, John M. Dye
guardian, Joseph
Dun, Michael Dormon, Abraham Deter, William Danford, Thomas
Edwards,
Alexander Ewing, George Fackler, Henry Freeman, Thomas Green,
George
Gilmore, Abner Garard, David Garard heirs, John Helmick, James
Hayworth,
Jacob Harter, David Hilliard, John Harter, Cornelius Hurley,
Joseph
Hunter, Noah and Jones Hanks, Joseph Hutsell, Willis Hance,
Frederick
Hartle, Fleming Jones, William Jones, Joseph Ingram, Stephen
Johnston,
Mary Johnston, Joseph Jones, William Jay, Alexander Jackson,
John
Johnston, William Jay, John Kiser, Peter Kiser, Jane Kindel
heirs,
Samuel Kemper, John Kyte, John Kelly, David Kerns, John Kiser,
Moses
Lucus, Benjamin Lahmon. Nonresidents: Jacob Anget,
Christian
Blickiastaff, Henry Brown, Samuel Beck, Joseph Bunnell, William
Berry
guardian, John Corbley heirs, Jacob Crow, John Darst,
David K. Estee
and A. Bailey, Ann Hay, Adam Kagler, Peter Kerns, Mordecai D.
Lewis,
Barbara Adams
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Muskingum
County
[OHMUSKIN]
Zanesville Times Recorder Obits 28 March 2003
Date: 3/28/03 8:42:15 AM Eastern Standard Time
From: drdx@neo.rr.com
(Denny Shirer)
To: OHMUSKIN-L@rootsweb.com
Obituaries appearing in the Zanesville Times Recorder, March 28,
2003
© Zanesville Times Recorder and Gannett Co., Inc.
http://www.zanesvilletimesrecorder.com/
o Embree, Robert Edward, 74
http://www.zanesvilletimesrecorder.com/news/stories/20030328/obituaries/9582.html
o Russi, Sister Patricia, 47
http://www.zanesvilletimesrecorder.com/news/stories/20030328/obituaries/9584.html
o Crossland, Elizabeth B. "Betty", 98
http://www.zanesvilletimesrecorder.com/news/stories/20030329/obituaries/17158.html
o Hicks, Natasha Louise, 6 days
http://www.zanesvilletimesrecorder.com/news/stories/20030329/obituaries/17159.html
o McLean, Emma, 89
http://www.zanesvilletimesrecorder.com/news/stories/20030330/obituaries/21812.html
o Nelson, Susie A., 81
http://www.zanesvilletimesrecorder.com/news/stories/20030330/obituaries/21811.html
o Rider, James G., 73
http://www.zanesvilletimesrecorder.com/news/stories/20030330/obituaries/21814.html
o Stemm, LouBeth, 90
http://www.zanesvilletimesrecorder.com/news/stories/20030330/obituaries/21815.html
Denny Shirer - drdx@neo.rr.com - North Canton, OH
Muskingum County, OHGenWeb - http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohmuskin/
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Ross
County
[OHRoss]
Court News: 1875 Pickawy county
Date: 3/30/03 11:21:30 PM Eastern Standard
Time
From: cathy361@webtv.net
To: OHROSS-L@rootsweb.com
Democrat and Watchman
Friday, Feb. 19, 1875
Circleville, Ohio
PICKAWAY COUNTY PLEAS - January Term
The following cases were disposed of at the
adjournment session,
Thursday and Friday of last week.
Henry SHAFF, Ad'mir John SHAFF, vs. Adam
MILLER. Report of John A.
LUTZ, Master, confirmed. Defendant filed bill of
exceptions, and will
take the case to District Court.
B. H. BOSTWICK vs. Charity MORRIS, et al.
Order for partition. Report
of Commissioners firmed and sale ordered.
Samuel SHELLABARGER vs. Samuel KNOTT, et al.
Judgement for plaintiff.
Lemuel ROSS vs. Mary ROSS, et al. Order
for partition. Report of
Commissioners confirmed.
Martha ROBERTS vs. Pery DAWSON, et al.
Caleb HALL appointed Receiver
and ordered to take immediate possession of property.
JONES & ABBOTT vs. Henry CRIST, et al.
Sale of real estate by Sheriff
set aside.
David FISHER vs. HENRY F. LONG.
Referred to J. P. WINSTEAD, to take
testimony.
Court adjourned sine die on Friday.
_____PROBATE COURT_____
William INGHAM appointed Administrator of
Sylvester HALL, Bond, $1,200.
O. E. NILES appointed Guardian of Edwin,
Horace T., Linnie and Lyman
NILS, minor heirs of Horace NILES, deceased.
James M. REEVES, Administrator of James
COLWELL, deceased, filed
petition to sell land.
David DEYO, Assignee of Robert H. DEYO, filed
petition to sell land.
Rebecca ENGLE vs. Joseph REED, et al.
This was an appeal from the
decision of Commissioners establishing county road in Scioto
township.
The case was taken up Monday and closed Tuesday evening, many
witnesses
having been examined. The jury awarded the plaintiff
$321.62, damages
and appropriation for land.
Marriage Licenses issued:
Jacob MONGOLD and Lydia A. MITCHELL, Charles
KETCHAM and Jennie TALBERT,
Lindley BROOKS and Rebecca E. MEYERS, Simon REICHELDERFER and
Mary J.
BOWMAN.
Cathy
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Warren
County
Warren
County Genealogical Society
Date: 3/31/03 9:53:36 PM Eastern Standard Time
From: atrelvik@earthlink.net
(Arne H Trelvik)
To: OHWARREN-L@rootsweb.com
The Warren County Genealogical Society website has been updated.
You can see what's new at
http://www.co.warren.oh.us/genealogy/What's%20New.htm
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RHODE
ISLAND
Page
238
Lewis
Sarah, dau of George, Jun. and
Mary(Lumbert) 12 Jan.1659
James, son of Thomas and Mary (Davis)Barnstable,
March 1654
Thomas, son of Thomas and
Mary(Davis)Barnstable, 15 July 1656
Mary, dau of Thomas and
Mary(Davis)Barnstable, 2 Nov.1659
Samuel, son of Thomas and Hannah,
Swansey, 23 April1673
Hephzibah, dau of Thomas, Swansey 15 November
1674
John, son of James and Sarah(Lane)
Barnstable, Oct. 1656
Samuel, son of James and
Sarah(Lane)Barnstable, 10 April 1659
Nathaniel son of Nathaniel and Mary, Swansey
17 July 1673
Joseph, son of Joseph and Mary, Swansey 6
June 1672
Sibill, dau of Joseph, Swansey 18 March 1674
Lincoln, Lincolne, Lincon
Mary;, dau of Thomas, Taunton 12 May 1652
Sarah, dau of Thomas, Taunton 25
September 1654
Thomas, son of Thomas,Taunton, 21 April
1656
Samuel, son of Thomas, Taunton,
16 March 1658
Jonah, son of Thomas, Taunton, 7 July
1660
Hannah, dau of Thomas, Taunton, 15
March 1663
Constant, dau of Thomas, Taunton, 16
May 1665
Elizabeth, dau of Thomas, Taunton, 24
April 1669
Marcye, dau of Thomas, Taunton, 3 April
1670
John, son of John, Taunton, 11 October 1665
Thomas, son of John, Taunton, 15
September 1667
Samuel, son of Samuel, Taunton, 1 June 1664
Hannah, dau of Samuel, Taunton, 24
March 1666
Tamisen, dau of Samuel, Taunton, 27 October,
1667
Ebenezer, son of Samuel, Taunton, 15 October,
1673
Rachel, dau of Samuel, Taunton, 16
September, 1677
John, son of Samuel, Taunton, 15
September, 1679
Lincoln
Ebenezer, son of Samuel, Taunton, 15
October 1673
Rachel, dau of Samuel, Taunton, 16
September 1677
John, son of Samuel, Taunton, 15
September 1679
Linnitt
(Note) As these are my ancestors, the
name is Linnell)
Samuel, son of David and Hannah (Shilley)
Note (I have the
name as Shelley) Barmstable.15 December
1655
Elisha, son of David, and Hannah (Shilley)
Barnstable 1 June, 1658
Hannah, dau of David and Hannah (Shilley)Barnstable
15 December 1660
Little
Ephraim, son of Thomas, Plymouth 17 May
1650
Lohun
Nathaniel, son of William, Swansey 2 February 1674
LUcas
John, son of Thomas, Plymouth, 15 July 1656
Mary, dau of Thomas, Plymouth, 15
March, 1658
Benoni, son of Thomas, Plymouth, 30 October,
1659
Samuel, son of Thomas, Plymouth, 15
September 1661
William, son of Thomas, Plymouth 13,
January 1662
Lumbert
Martha, dau of Barnard, Barnstable
19 September 1640
Jabez, son of Barnard, Barnstable,
1 July 1642
Abigail, dau of Joshua and Abigail (Linnett)
Barnstable 6 April 1652
Mercy, dau of Joshua and Abigail (Linnett)
Barnstable 15 January 1655
Jonathan, son of Joshua and Abigail (Linnett)
Barnstable 28 April 1657
Joshua, son of Joshua and Abigail (Linnett)
Barnstable 16 January 1660
Jedidiah, son of Thomas, Sen.Barnstable
Benjamin, son of Thomas, Barnstable, 26
August 1642
Jabez, Barnstable, son of 18 February 1661
Luther
Edward, son of Hezekiah, Swansey 27
April 1674
Experience, dau of Samuel, Swansey 3
March 1674-5
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[RIGENWEB]
Records of Plymouth Colony
Date: 12/26/02 12:25:14 PM Eastern Standard
Time
From: Dewolf2323@cs.com
Reply-to: RIGENWEB-L@rootsweb.com
To: RIGENWEB-L@rootsweb.com
Page 217
Bacon, Samuel and Martha Foxwell,Barnstable 9 May 1659
Nathaniel and Hannah Mayo, Barnstable 4 December 1642
Banges, Rebecca and Jonathan Sparrow, Eastham 26 October 1654
Joshua and Hannah Scudder, Eastham 1 December, 1669
John and Hannah Smalley, Eastham, 23 January, 1660
Jonathan and Mary Mayo, Eastham, 16 July 1664
Mercy and Stephen Merricke, Eastham, 28 December, 1670
Apphiah and John Knowles, Eastham, 28 December, 1679
Baker, Mary and Stephen Vinall, Scituate, 26 February, 1661
Mercy and Zechariah Eedey, Jr., Swansey, 13 February, 1683
Barker, Hannah and Abraham Blush, Barnstable
Isaac and Judith Prence, Plymouth, 28 December, 1665
Barnes, Hester and John Rickard, Plymouth, 31 October, 1651
Mary and Robert Marshall, Plymouth
Jonathan and Elizabeth Hedge, Plymouth 4 January, 1665
Barrow, Robert and Ruth Bonum, Plymouth, 28 November, 1666
Bartlet, Bartlett, Elizabeth and Anthony Sprague, Plymouth, 26
Decenber 1661
Mary and Richard Foster, Plymouth, 10 September 1651
Marcye of Plymouth and John Ivey, Boston, 25 December 1668
Rebecca and William Harlow, Plymouth 20 December 1649
Sarah and Samuel Rider, Plymouth, 23 December 1656
Baset, Bassett, Elizabeth and Thomas Burgis Sandwich 8 Nov. 1648
Mary and John Redding, Sandwich, 22 October, 1676
Bayley, Elizabeth and John Phinney, Barnstable 26 June 1654
Beere Robert and Elizabeth Bulluck, Rehoboth, 25 June 1673
Bell, Esther and Richard Mashall, Taunton 11 February 1676
Besbey, John and Joanna Brookes, Marshfield, 13 September 1687
Billington, Martha and Samulel Eaton, Plymouth 10 January 1660
Mercy and John Martin, Rehoboth 27 June, 1681
Birch, Thomas and Bathsheba Sanford, Swansey 24 January, 1683
Black, Anna of Milton and Thomas Gilbert, Boston, 18 December,
1676
Blanding, William and Bethya, Rehoboth 4 September, 1674
Blisse, Rachel and Thos. Manning, Swansey, Rehoboth 28 Oct. 1674
Blush, Abraham and Hannah Barker, Barnstable
Abraham and Alice Derbey, Barnstable 4 January 1658
Bobitt, Sarah and Samuel Pitts, Taunton, 25 March, 1680
Bonham, Nicholas and Hannah Fuller, Barnstable 1 January 1658
Bonum, Patience and Richard Willis, Plymouth, 28 December 1670
Ruth and Robert Barrow, Plymouth 28 November 1666
Bosworth, Benjamin and Hannah Morton, Plymouth 27 Nov. 1666
Nathaniel, Jun of Hull and Elizabeth Morton of Plymouth 7
December 1670
Botfish, Bottfish, Bridget and Samuel Hinckley, Barnstable Dec.
15, 1657
Mary and John Crocker, Barnstable, November 1659
Bourne, Elisha and Patience Skiffe, Sandwich, 26 October 1675
Bowin,Bowine, Esther and Samuel Miller, Rehoboth 20 July 1682
Mary and Isaac Allin, Rehoboth, 30 May 1673
Richard and Mary Titus, Rehoboth 9 January
Bradford, Mercy and Benjamin Vermayes, Plymouth 21 December,
1648
Brayman, Jane and Samuel Hallowey, Taunton 26 March, 1666
Brenton, Elizabeth and John Poole, Taunton, 28 March, 1666
Brigg, Hugh of Taunton and Martha Everson, of Plymouth 1 March
1683
Briggs, Richard and Rebecca Hoskins of Lakenham, Taunton 15
August 1662
William and Sarah Macomber, Marshfield,Taunton 6 November
1666
Brooks, Brookes, Bethia and Samulel Tharsher, Rehoboth 4
December
Joanna and John Besby, Maarshfield 13 Sept. 1687
Brooman, Joseph and Sarah Savage, Rehoboth 29 September 1681
Browne, Andia and Hezekiah Willett, Swansey 7 January 1675
Joseph and Hannah Fitch, Rehoboth 10 Nov.1680
Priscilla and Wm. Allen, Sandwich 21Mar.1649
Wm. and Mary Murcock, Plymouth 16 July 1649
Bryant John and Mary Lewis, Scituate 14 November 1643
John and Elizabeth Witherell,Scituate 22 Dec.1651
John and Abigail Bryant,Plymouth 23 Nov. 1665
Abigail and John Bryant, Plymouth 23 Nov.1665
Bucke Ruth and Joseph Garrett, Scituate 17 January, 1676
Bullocke, Bulluck, Elizabeth and Robert Beere, Rehoboth 25 June
1673
Samuel and Mary Thirber, Swansey, 12 November, 1673
Samuel and Thankful Rouse, Rehoboth, 26 May 1675
Bundy, Mary and Andrew Smith, Taunton, 5 January 1673
John (Taunton) and Ruth Surney )Mendum) 9 Jan. 1676
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Burgis Thomas and Elizabeth Basset, Sandwich 8 November 1648
Burman, Thomas and Hannah Annible, Barnstable 1 March 1645
Burph, Stephen and Elizabeth Perry, Rehoboth 29 May 1674
Butterworth, John and Hannah Wheaten, Rehoboth 4 September 1674
To be Continued
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