Mugs Home Companion April 30, 2003

30 April 2003
Hugs Home Companion
compiled by Host GFSNance@aol.com
from public message board and mail list postings.

Ottawa County
LOCATION: 8592 W. Duff Washa Rd. and St. Rt. 2, Oak Harbor (Near Davis Besse).
FACTS: Scott Hagan, the One-And-Only Barn Painter, had about three hours left to complete this barn when a tornado demolished it. A second Ottawa County barn was painted in 2001 to replace it.

http://www.ohio200.org/barns/locations.asp

doris40@aeroinc.net (Doris Mathis)
Reply-to: OH-MEMORIES-L@rootsweb.com
To: OH-MEMORIES-L@rootsweb.com

Heirlooms on eBay
I have been amazingly fortunate with my discoveries on eBay. I have found items from many different branches of the family that might otherwise be lost.
Many times, there are sellers local to a town or area of your interest who put documents, photographs, correspondence, books and even the family bible up for auction on eBay. I have found them all except a family bible.
I even found a 1710 deed signed by my ninth great grandfather as well as my eighth great grandfather and his wife, plus over 40 letters of correspondence between 1830-1850.
Recently I found a cache of cabinet photographs and a small library collection including the household guest book, which spanned fifteen years and included names and addresses of many family and friends. This was from a maiden cousin's estate auction bought for resale on eBay by her local area dealer. The maiden cousin had lived until age 95 and I imagine her home was a small time capsule of unwanted belongings: memories of the past saved by a keen sighted seller of a wonderful service at our fingertips; eBay.
Start searching to see what your ancestors have left behind. Use the search titles and descriptions box and also the category lists to help filter unwanted items or perhaps the refine search option. Also, remember that not all sellers include the names on an item they're listing; the letter/cover collection I discovered did not include the family name and sometimes the town it is addressed to is mentioned but more often it's the town from where it was posted. Remember there were no stamps back then.
Best of luck in all your searching endeavors fellow genealogists,
Stuart J. MacPherson
Marathon, Florida

Searching for Neighbors
When I started using the 1930 census of Idaho for Heyburn, Minidoka, I looked for my father and seven daughters who had lived there. My mother had died the year before. I came up with no matches, even though I knew this location was correct.
I then searched for neighbors, and was able to find a list of our family that way. Since the last name of Surrage was slightly smeared, the search engine skipped over it. It also stated that my grandmother was living with us when her home was in Utah.
I enjoy reading the messages each day. I have learned a lot from your column, which has helped me in my research.
Thanks,
Genevieve

Check Surrounding Entries
Sometimes the name you are looking for in a census record isn't where you expect it to be. On two occasions, while doing research on a book I am writing, I found that next-door neighbors turned out to be key business associates of the people I was tracing. On both occasions the information from that next entry solved questions that had slowed my work for months.
Mike

Manitoba Vital Records online
You can now access the following data for Manitoba on-line at no charge:
--- Births (more than 100 years ago)
--- Marriages (more than 80 years ago)
--- Deaths (more than 70 years ago)
The website is at:
http://gov.mb.ca/cca
At the bottom on the far left corner click on Vital Statistics. On the next screen, at the bottom left, click on Search database.
For example, I needed the first name of a child of George Milne and Henrietta Miller who I estimated was born about 1895.
I typed in the last name Milne and 1895 in the year column (you can also indicate to look earlier or later re the year). I found a William Wilfred Milne born February 24, 1895 s/o Henrietta Miller.
I hope the information I gave you works. As with all old documents, some of the names are misspelled and some information has been recorded incorrectly. However, I was able to fill in a lot of missing dates on my tree as well.
Gayla Vidal
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C

ONNECTICUTT
[GenConnecticut-L] Godfrey Library adds 1860 Index, Images
Date: 4/28/03 12:10:26 AM Eastern Daylight Time
From: TKemp@godfrey.org (Tom Kemp)
Reply-to: TKemp@godfrey.org
To: GenConnecticut-L@rootsweb.com

The Godfrey Library Now Offers 1860 Census Index, Page Images Online.
The Godfrey Memorial Library (Middletown, CT) is pleased to announce that the US 1860 Census Page Images and Index are now available on their website for in-library or at home use.
The Library already offers at home access to the original census page images for the entire US Census, except 1900 and the online census indexes for all states for: 1790 through 1820, 1860, 1870,1890 and 1910; and for some states for 1920.
The Library has in-library access for the complete 1850, 1920 and 1930 census indexes.
The Library also provides at-home access to over 20,000 books (genealogies and local histories), full-text, every word indexed.
It also provides at-home access to the African American Biographical Database, full-text page images of thousands of biographical sketches from a wide number of sources.
You need to have a library card ($35) for at-home access to these online collections. For full information call the library at (860) 346-4375.
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IOWA
[IOWA] 1903 History of Worth County
Date: 4/23/03 11:58:00 AM Eastern Daylight Time
From: Bare67deb@aol.com
To: IOWA-L@rootsweb.com

WORTH COUNTY was created in 1851 and named for General William J. Worth who
was prominent officer in the Mexican War. It lies on the Minnesota line in the fifth tier west of the Mississippi and contains an area of four hundred two square miles. Tributaries of the Shellrock River and Lime Creek flow through the county in a southerly direction and in the northwest portion are Silver Lake, Rice Lake and Bright's Lake, all small sheets of water.
There were originally about 10,000 acres of native woodland along the Shellrock and
in groves scattered over the county.The first settlements were made by Gulbrand Olsen and Norwegian companions in June, 1853. They made claims on the Shellrock near where Northwood stands where water power was found. In the spring of 1854 Simon Rustad, Chris.
Amandsen, Ole Lee and three brothers named Hart settled in a grove on the Shellrock near the State line. In 1855 D. H. Phelps, Tilly McWithy and Hiram Bilton with two sons made claims in the same vicinity. In May, 1855, Charles Johnson took a claim at Rice Lake in the vicinity of Bristol. During that season many families settled in that part of the county and at Silver Lake, on Elk Creek, at Wright's Grove and Glen Mary.
The town of Northwood was laid out in November, 1857, by Charles Wardell and the next year Lemuel Dwelle and Joel Dayton platted additions to it. The first store was opened in September by B. H. Beckett in the first frame building which was erected by S. H. Franklin. Goods were transported from McGregor by wagon, a distance of one hundred thirty miles. A post-office was established in 1857, of which Dr. S. H. Franklin was postmaster. In the
summer of 1858 Charles Wardell built a dam across the Shellrock River and erected a sawmill. The town of Bristol was platted in the spring of 1857 by Chancy S. Lane and J. S. Loveland, in the western part of the county. Dr. James Keeler had settled on the site of the town in 1856 and the largest settlement in the county had grown up in that vicinity. A store was opened in Bristol in 1857 and a post-office was established the same year with Dr. James Keeler postmaster.
The county was organized in October, 1857, and the following officers were chosen: Dr. James Keeler, judge; C. S. Lane, treasurer and recorder; B. K. Walker, clerk; Lorin Turnure, sheriff; and Amos Bentley, prosecuting attorney. Bristol and Northwood were from the first rivals for the county-seat and the commissioners appointed to select a location gave it to
Bristol. The citizens of that town realized the dangers of ultimate removal, as their town was near the west line of the county. To remove this peril they petitioned the Legislature for the purpose of securing a change in the county boundaries by adding a portion of the territory of the east side of Worth to Mitchell and annexing a part of Winnebago on the west. In this they
were not successful and in 1863 the county-seat was removed to Northwood by a vote of one hundred fifteen to forty. No court-house had been built at Bristol and the first term of court was held in a log cabin by Judge John Porter in September, 1859. On the 24th of October, 1869, the first newspaper, called the Northwood Pioneer, was issued by P. D. Swick The
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern Railroad runs through the county from south to north and the Milwaukee runs through the southeast corner.
Debbie Clough Gerischer
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MASSACHUSETTS
[GM-L] Irish in Boston
Date: 4/28/03 4:52:41 PM Eastern Daylight Time
From: awesome_genealogy@yahoo.com (Roger Kennedy)
To: GenMassachusetts-L@rootsweb.com

Hi everyone,
This week I've added 9 new databases to my site, Awesome Genealogy.
My newest databases can be found here:
http://www.awesomegenealogy.com/newstuff.shtml
They include:
Marriages of the Holy Trinity Church, Delaware, 1753
Millbach Reformed Church Marriages in Lebanon County, Pennsylvania 1747-1875
St Jacob's Church Baptisms in York County, Pennsylvania 1756-1858
Naturalization of Jews in Jamaica from November 25, 1740
Boston Port Arrivals of Irish Immigrants in 1763
--This is a continuing series of Irish immigrants who arrived in Boston from 1762-1769. For the most part the ships they came in on are not listed, however the names of the arrivals will be listed year by year, hopefully allowing for easier searches for their actual ships on other sites.
Barnett, Ontario City Directory for 1871
Coningsby, Ontario City Directory for 1871
Eden Mills, Ontario City Directory for 1871
Egerton, Ontario City Directory for 1871
--These newest additions to my Ontario City Directory collection include the occupations of many of the male residents in each area.
Enjoy!
Roger
Awesome Genealogy http://www.awesomegenealogy.com
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NEW JERSEY
[NJ] CENSUS NJ 1860, p. 1269, Burlington Co., Shamong Twp.
Date: 4/23/03 9:54:27 AM Eastern Daylight Time
From: MaisieAnn@aol.com
To: NJ-L@rootsweb.com

BURLINGTON CO. NJ, 5 Oct. 1860, PO Mt. Holly, Shamong Twp. p. 1269
1269 1   2480 2447   CRAIN   Marth A. 12 f   w    NJ
1269 2   2480 2447   CRAIN   Sarah M. 8   f   w    NJ
1269 3   2480 2447   CRAIN   John W. 4   m   w    NJ
1269 4   2480 2447   CRAIN   Joseph A.   1   m   w    NJ
1269 5   2481 2448   POWELL Charles 29 m   w   farmer NJ
1269 6   2481 2448   POWELL Rachal 23 f   w    NJ
1269 7   2481 2448   POWELL Sarah J. 1   f   w    NJ
1269 8   2481 2448   CRAIN   Hannah 18 f   w   domestic NJ
1269 9   2481 2448   POWELL Mathias 32 m   w   farm labor NJ
1269 10 2482 2449   McNEAL Daniel 59 m   w   farmer Ireland
1269 11 2482 2449   McNEAL Elizabeth   59 f   w    Ireland
1269 12 2482 2449   McNEAL Michal 24 m   w    NJ
1269 13 2482 2449   McNEAL Hugh 22 m   w    NJ
1269 14 2482 2449   McNEAL Alexander   17 m   w    NJ
1269 15 2482 2449   McNEAL Jane 21 f   w    NJ
1269 16 2482 2449   McNEAL Mary 15 f   w    NJ
1269 17 2482 2449   McNEAL Daniel 12 m   w    NJ
1269 18 2482 2449   McNEAL Ann 10 f   w    NJ
1269 19 2482 2449   McNEAL John 26 m   w   farmer NJ
1269 20 2482 2449   McNEAL Margaret 24 f   w    Ireland
1269 21 2482 2449   McNEAL Ann 1   f   w    NJ
1269 22 2483 2450   WRIGHT Nathan 48 m   w   farmer NJ
1269 23 2483 2450   WRIGHT Caleb   17 m   w    NJ
1269 24 2483 2450   WRIGHT Henry   13 m   w    NJ
1269 25 2483 2450   WRIGHT Joanna H.   21 f   w    NJ
1269 26 2484 2451   HAGERTY George W.   36 m   w   merchant NJ
1269 27 2484 2451   HAGERTY Charlotte   36 f   w    NJ
1269 28 2484 2451   HAGERTY Margaret S. 12 f   w    NJ
1269 29 2484 2451   HAGERTY Huldena 11 f   w    NJ
1269 30 2484 2451   HAGERTY St. Clare   7   m   w    NJ
1269 31 2484 2451   HAGERTY Larain F.   5   f   w    NJ
1269 32 2484 2451   HAGERTY George W.   4   m   w    NJ
1269 33 2484 2451   HAGERTY Abigal A.   2   f   w    NJ
1269 34 2484 2451   HAGERTY Charlotte W. 1   f   w    NJ
1269 35 2485 2452   BISHOP Wm. 52 m   w   farmer NJ
1269 36 2485 2452   BISHOP Sarah   52 f   w    NJ
1269 37 2485 2452   BISHOP Benjamin 19 m   w    NJ
1269 38 2485 2452   BISHOP Lydia   17 f   w    NJ
1269 39 2486 2453   DILLITT James   41 m   w   farmer NJ
1269 40 2486 2453   DILLITT Mary 34 f   w    Ireland
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Wills
Extracted from DOCUMENTS RELATING TO THE COLONIAL HISTORY OF THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY, VOLUME XXIII, CALENDAR OF NEW JERSEY WILLS, VOLUME I, 1670-1730; Paterson NJ, 1901( Libers 1, 2, etc. are of West Jersey Wills. Those as Libers A, B, etc., are of East Jersey Wills)
COALE, page 99:
   1725-6 March 10.   Coale, Cole, Cornelius, of Cohansey, Salem Co.,
gentleman; will of. Wife Catherine, sole heiress for life, and executrix of
real and personal estate, which after wife’s death goes to daughters-in-law
(? stepdaughters) Lydia and Hope. Witnesses – Abiel Carll, Abiel Carll,
junior, Anadias Sayre.   Proved May 21, 1726.   Lib. 2, p. 347, and Salem
Wills.
   1726 May 24.   Inventory of the personal estate, £270.9; made by John
Miller and Job Shepherd.
   1688 Nov. 23.   Coale, Jacob, of Monmouth Co.; will of. Daughters
Exercis, Elizabeth, Elifan, and four younger ones, names not given. Real
and personal property. Executors – father-in-law William Shattock and
brother George Curlis. Witnesses – Thomas Cooke and Hannah Lippincut. NJ
Archives, XXI, pp. 163, 202, and Monmouth Wills.
COLE, beginning page 101:
   1675 May 6.   Cole, Robert, of Cirancestar Co. of Gloucester, mercer.
Bond of, for £30 starnill (sterling) to his daughter-in-law Elizabeth
Woollton, payable in 1695.
   1702-3 Feb. 15.   Cole, Robert, of Middlesex Co. Bond of Joseph Wood
of Pensilvania, gentleman, as administrator of the estate of. John Pike of
Woodbridge and George Drake of Piscataway fellow bondsman.   Middlesex
Wills.
   1702-3 Feb. 11.   Inventory of the personal estate of Robert Cole of
Woodbridge, (£36.5.9); made by Samuel Dennes junior, Mathew Moores and
Thomas Pike.
   1699 May 9.   Cole, Robert, of Pisca (Piscataway), East Jersey, binds
himself to pay to Joseph Woode of Buks Co., Penn., the sum of £39.6.0,
Penna. money.
   1703 May 5.   Affidavit of William Bingla, Thomas Pike and Mathew
Moores, that at the request of John Pike of Woodbridge, attorney for Joseph
Wood of Pennsilvania, administrator of the estate of Robert Cole, they have
appraised said Cole’s dwelling house at Woodbridge, finding it worth £28.
   1703 Dec. 24.   “The doctor’s extorsinat bill of £2.0.0.” Bill of Dr.
Dr. La Corne (Laborne ?) Against Mr. Cole. (in French).
   1707 July 30.   Affidavit of Joseph Wood, that his account of the
estate of Robert Cole is correct. The account shows said Wood a creditor of
the estate to the amount of £123.3.0, of which £70.4.0 is the bond for £30,
“payable out of his father’s estate to my wife with lawful interest since it
was due.” Wood has given relief to Robert Cole and wife in their sickness
and afterwards buried them; he has paid debts due to Sarah Catarlan (for
nursing when sick), Stephen Tuttle, Tho. Pike, Samuel Dennes, Daniel Britan,
Richard Powell, the French Doctor, John Blomfield, Tho. Gordin.   Middlesex
Wills.
   Quietus is granted the same day. Lib. 1, p. 184.
[page 102]
   1729 April 23.   Cole, Thomas, of Salem Co., husbandman. Bond of
Elizabeth Cole, of Salem Co., as administratrix of the estate of. John
Burd, of the same Co., fellow bondsman.
Lib. 3, p. 38, and Salem Wills.
   1729 April 23.   Inventory of the personal estate, £35.9.6, incl. one
cow £1.5, a e year old heifer £1, two year old do. £1.15, a 1 years old bull
10s., a 3 year old mare £2, a 2 year old do. £1.10, two old draught mares
£5.10; made by David Straughan and John Stowe.
COLES - page 102:
   1693 March 25.   Coles, Samuel, of Gloucester Co. Letters of
administration on the estate of, granted to his widow, Elizabeth Coles.
Burlington Records, p. 21.
   1728, Nov. 25.   Coles, Samuel, of New Orchard, Watterford Township,
Gloucester Co., yeoman; will of. Wife Mary. Sons – Samuel, Thomas, Joseph,
Kendall, William. Daughters – Elizabeth, Mary, Rachell, Susanna and Jane.
Real and personal estate. The wife executrix, with sons Samuel and Thomas
as assistants. Witnesses – Thomas Parke, Abraham Bickley, David Moulder,
John Kay.   Proved December 18, 1728. Lib. 3, p. 2, and Gloucester Wills.
   1728, Dec. 12.   Inventory of the personal estate, £565.12.4, incl.
silver money and a silver spoon £8.2.3, Bibles and other books £4.15, 3
negro slaves £90, five years’ service of John Munjon £12; made by John Kay,
Amos Ashead and Tho. Spicer.
The following names appear in the INDEX of this volume, the references being
as persons mentioned in wills, such as recipients, trustees, witnesses,
etc., but not wills of:
COLE - Abraham, Elizabeth, Henry, James, John, Mary, Mr., Robert, Rob’t,
Sam., Samuel, William, Wm.
COLES - Cornelius, Elizabeth, Kendall, Jane, Joseph, Mary, Rachell, Sam.,
Sam’l, Samuel, Susanna, Thomas, William.
Extracted from DOCUMENTS RELATING TO THE COLONIAL HISTORY OF THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY, VOLUME XXX, CALENDAR OF NEW JERSEY WILLS, VOLUME II, 1730-1750; Paterson NJ, 1918( Libers 1, 2, etc. are of West Jersey Wills. Those as Libers A, B, etc., are of East Jersey Wills)
COLE - None
COLES - beginning page 103:
   1740, Dec. ----.   Coles, Joseph, of Greenwich Township, Gloucester
Co., yeoman; will of. Sons – Samuel, Joseph and Benjamin, to have
plantation I live on, with 1/2 of the saw mill and other buildings thereon,
with two tracts of land adjoining the same, one surveyed by Jacob Hewlings,
the other by Jacob Richman. Brother, Samuel Coles, and Thomas Coles, Robert
Zaines and John Gauslin, Junior, to be trustees to divide aforesaid lands
among my sons when Samuel will be 21. Wife, Mary. Executors – wife and
Thomas Spicer, Sr. Witnesses – Samuel Collins, Benjamin Cheeseman, John
Gosling, Junior. Proved 27 March, 1741. Lib. 4, p. 273.
   1741, March 24.   Inventory (£477.3.5 1/2), includes three negroes, 19
cattle, £47, etc. Appraisers – Robert Zane, Benjamin Cheeseman.
   1731, Sept. 27.   Coles, Mary, of Gloucester Co., widow. Int. Admr.,
Joseph Coles, yeoman. Fellow bondsmen – Samuel Coles and Thomas Coles,
yeoman, of County aforesaid. Witnesses – Simon Ellis, Robert Hunt.   Lib.
3, p. 153.
   1731, Sept. 11.   Inventory of Mary Coles, widow, deceased, relict of
Samuel Coles, £582.17.2, includes “Great Bibles,” old guns, old sword,
pistols and holsters, 3 negroes, wolf-trap, etc. Appraisers – Joseph
Stoaks, Amos Ashead, Tho. Spicer.
   1747, Mar. 9.   Coles, Thomas, of Waterford, Gloucester Co., yeoman;
[page 104] will of. Son, Thomas, at 21, to have all lands, swamps and
mills; also the remainder of rent of grist mill after the Loan Office is
paid. Other children – Hannah, Samuel, Beesheba, Mary and Joseph. Brother,
Samuel Coles, to have saw mill on Alberson’s Branch in Gloucester Co., with
privileges of pine lands and swamp on north side of said Branch, also on
south side northward of John Town’s land until son Thomas will be of age.
Wife, Hannah, personal estate to bring up the children and use of home
plantation. Executors – wife, Hannah, and brother, Samuel Coles. Witnesses
– Thomas Cowperthwait, William Ellis, Thos. Spicer, Jun.   Lib. 10, p. 413.
   1748, Sept. 12.   Letters testamentary granted to Hannah Coles,
executrix of Thomas Coles, late of Colestown, Gloucester Co., and Samuel
Coles, as named in the will.
   1748, April 14 and 15.   Inventory, £390.5.2. Appraisers – Thos.
Spicer, Charles Farguisen.
The following names appear in the INDEX of this volume, the references being
as persons mentioned in wills, such as recipients, trustees, witnesses,
etc., but not wills of:
COLE (COLES) - Abraham, Beersheba, Benjamin, Caleb, Deborah, Elison,
Elizabeth, Grace, Hannah, Jacob, Jacobus, James, John, Joseph, Josiah, Mary,
Samuel, Silvester, Susanna, Thomas, William.
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OHIO
Lake County
[OHLAKE] GenWeb updates
Date: 4/30/03 12:15:12 AM Eastern Daylight Time
From: cynthia.turk@juno.com (Cynthia C Turk)
Reply-to: OHLAKE-L@rootsweb.com
To: OHLAKE-L@rootsweb.com

Dear Lake County Researchers,
Several additions have been made to the Lake County OH GenWeb site recently. A new map link has been put in for the Auditor/Treasurer site. After you locate a property in the database, you can click on "map" and get a wonderful satellite view, or click on other things for street view, etc.
A new page for Government has been created with this link as well as several other government office links. The reason for this is by popular demand. Many people are trying to locate government offices, especially the courts and the sheriff's office. More will go into this
page at a later date, but for now it is mostly county level.
There are several new biographies which were printed in the Telegraph in the 1860s and reprinted in "LakeLines," the newsletter of the Lake County Genealogical Society (actually before it was titled). Find stories under "biographies," of early Lake County Pioneers:
Gen. Edward Paine
Abraham Skinner
Eli Bond
Gov. Samuel Huntington
Judge John Walworth
Solomon Kingsbury
Anson Sessions
Ebenezer Smith
Benjamin Blish
Jedediah Hills.
There are a few more which I will try to locate to copy.
Happy Hunting!
Cynthia Turk
Lake County OH GenWeb Volunteer Host
www.rootsweb.com/~ohlake/
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Muskingum County
Obituaries appearing in the Zanesville Times Recorder, April 23, 2003
© Zanesville Times Recorder and Gannett Co., Inc.
http://www.zanesvilletimesrecorder.com/
o Bowen, Gregory L., 34
http://www.zanesvilletimesrecorder.com/news/stories/20030423/obituaries/169157.html
o Greenawalt, Edna Mae (Craig), 79
http://www.zanesvilletimesrecorder.com/news/stories/20030423/obituaries/169155.html
o Hollins, Theodore A., 66
http://www.zanesvilletimesrecorder.com/news/stories/20030423/obituaries/169113.html
o Kirkland, James Kelly II, 39
http://www.zanesvilletimesrecorder.com/news/stories/20030423/obituaries/169148.html
o Larimer, Winifred (Perry) Harmon, 75
http://www.zanesvilletimesrecorder.com/news/stories/20030423/obituaries/169135.html
o McClintock, Lorraine L., 81
http://www.zanesvilletimesrecorder.com/news/stories/20030423/obituaries/169128.html
o Rizer, James C. Jr., 65
http://www.zanesvilletimesrecorder.com/news/stories/20030423/obituaries/169150.html
o Rose, Joseph Edward "Joe", 42
http://www.zanesvilletimesrecorder.com/news/stories/20030423/obituaries/169146.html
Denny Shirer - drdx@neo.rr.com - North Canton, OH
Muskingum County, OHGenWeb - http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohmuskin/
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RHODE ISLAND
Page 164 (no #)

Daniell Vaughan to Phillip Longe-agreement
....15th of September 1682...wee daniell Vaughan of Newport..and Phillip
Longe of.....East Greenwich..Have agreed..to chainge Our farmes..in the Towne of East Greenwich each with other..the twenty fifth farme in the first
devission which..Daniell Vaughan did posess now is Phillip Longs and the
farme that..Phillip Long did posess...the third farme in the first devission,
is Daniell Vaughans, and..Danill Vaughan doe give...to Phillip Long a tenn
acre lott that was John Tulies...
Wit Daniel Vaughan, John Heath, Phillip X Long his marke,
Charles X Mecarte his marke, John Spencer
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Marriages
Damman
   John, Katharine Merritt, Scituate June 1644
Davis
   John and Hannah Lynnit,* Barnstable, 15 March 1648
Mary and Thomas Lewis, Barnstable 15 June 1653
Dean, Deane
Susanna and Joseph Rogers, Eastham 4 April 1660
John and Sarah Edson (of Bridgewater) Taunton 7 Nov.1663
Thomas and Katherine Stevens, Taunton 5 Jan. 1669
Isaac and Hannah Leanard, Taunton, 24 January 1677
   Benjamin and Sarah William, Taunton, 6 January 1680
Delanoy
   Mary and Jonathan Dunham, Plymouth 29 Nov. 1655
Derbey,Darby
Anne and Abraham Blush, Barnstable, 4 January 1658
Sarah and Jabez Lumbert, Barnstable, 1 Dec. 1660
Dicksey
Elizabeth and John Faireweather
Dikarson
   John and Elizabeth Hickes, Plymouth, 10 July 1651
Dillingham
   John and Elizabeth Feake, Sandwich, 24 March 1650
Dodson
   Anthony and Mary Williams, Scituate, 12 Nov. 1651
Doged
John of Martha's Vineyard and Bathsheba Prat, Plymouth, 29 August, 1667
Done
   Ephraim and Mercy Knowles, Eastham, 5 Feb. 1667
Dotey
Edward and Sarah Faunce, Plymouth, 26 Feb. 1662
   Faith and John Phillips, Plymouth, 14 March, 1666
Dunham
   Samuel and Martha Falloway, Plymouth 29 June, 1649
   Hannah and Giles Rickard, Jun., Plymouth 31 Oct.1651
   Jonathan and Mary Delanoy, Plymouth, 29 Nov. 1657
Persis and Benajah Prat, Plymouth, 29 November 1655
Joseph and Mercy Morton, Plymouth, 18 Nov. 1657
   Joseph and Esther Wormall, Plymouth, 20 Aug. 1669
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