Looking for any information regarding SAMUEL AKERS and wife CATHERINE WARD. They had a daughter DRUCILLA AKERS who was probably born in Stark Co. or Summit Co., OH in 1835. I know Drucilla married ROBERT CURRY in Coles Co., IL in 1853 but that's all the info. I have. Any help appreciated. Thanks. Nancy

Hi Bill, I have lost the authors name and address, could you send it to me, if you have it........thanks so much.jenell

Hi I am doing research on William and Katherine Akers born Abt. 1645 in England and died February 1701/02 in Esses County, Virginia. He married Katherine in Hunterdon, NJ, born Feb 1657/58 and died around 1702. Does anyone have any info on them prior to 1645 or so, would greatly appreciate any info available. Thank you Take Care Roley

James, my advice is to save your money. I can get past the typo's, incomplete sentences and constant references to his previous book, but he has the line of descent wrong. It's also full of phrases like "...may have lived..." - for $165.00 I didn't want a bunch of "maybes". I commend him for his hard work but feel it was of little value, especially the generations from William I through Valentine - who he has married to a Baskett, which was disproved years ago. Best wishes, Earl

Does it have two Jewell women in it?? Winnie & Elizabeth??Both married to a George Akers, NOT THE SAME one .. Thank you for Looking?? Rena

Bill, $165 is a lot to pay for two books without knowing if the family line I am researching is included. If the books are indexed, will you look up the name LARKIN BRAXTON AKERS born 1818 in Rockcastle County, KY. Thank you very much for the help. Donna in CA

Has anyone seen Carmel Lee Akers book that was published this past spring. The book is a 2 volume set with 1, 645 pages and more than 400 pictures. I will be in eastern KY. in a short while and wanted to get some reviews on the book before I looked Carmel up and paid the $165.00 that I have been told he is asking for the book. james ruagore@yahoo.com

I have Carmel's new book and I think it is worth every penny that he is asking. The amount of work that went into this family history is hard to imagine. I highly recommend the book to anyone that has the Akers surname in their backbround. Bill Payne --- Original Message --- "james l gore" <ruagore@yahoo.com> Wrote on Sun, 26 Nov 2000 21:02:52 -0500 ------------------ Has anyone seen Carmel Lee Akers book that was published this past spring. The book is a 2 volume set with 1, 645 pages and more than 400 pictures. I will be in eastern KY. in a short while and wanted to get some reviews on the book before I looked Carmel up and paid the $165.00 that I have been told he is asking for the book. james ruagore@yahoo.com ==== AKERS Mailing List ==== ============================== The only real-time collaboration tool that allows you and other family members to create a FREE, password-protected family tree. http://www.ancestry.com/oft/login.asp ----- Sent using MailStart.com ( http://MailStart.Com/welcome.html ) The FREE way to access your mailbox via any web browser, anywhere!

Noreen::: I would like to have what you copied from the book about Thomas Acres (Aker) and Bess Hardwick. Send to armenta@brightok.net Thank you. Armenta.... ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kuddly aka Susan Holmes" <kuddly@one.net.au> To: <AKERS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: November 11, 2000 12:49 AM Subject: Re: Akers from Norfolk UK > Dear Noreen, > This isn't my line that I know of so far, but may be important to you > Hearth Taxes > County Place Register Year Surname, Forename > Amount Taxed > Norfolk Docking District Docking 1664 Tho ACRES sen > iij > I obtained it from the url below > http://www.genealogy.doun.org/transcriptions/search.php3 > Regard > Susan Holmes > Searching > Akers - Norfolk > Shepheard - Norfolk > Latimers - Staffordshire > Rose - Lincolnshire > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "B & N Bryant" <thbryant@mlode.com> > To: <AKERS-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Saturday, 11 November 2000 4:50 > Subject: Akers from Norfolk UK > > > > This exchange of messages reminded me of the book "Bess of Hardwick," by > > David N. Durant. It is a portrait, based on facts from much research, of > an > > Elizabethan Dynasty and very interesting. Bess, who became a friend of > > Queen Elizabeth I, built many mansions in different parts of England. > > Thomas ACCRES was her favorite master mason, also a favorite of her fourth > > husband, the 6th Earl of Shrewsbury (George Talbot). Thomas ACCRES died > in > > 1607 on a farm he had on Bess's lands in Derbyshire. > > > > I am wondering if anyone has found Thomas to be an ancestor and willing to > > share with others? I am nowhere near that far back in my 30 plus years of > > research for ancestry of Henry AKERS, b 1801 KY. > > > > I copied the info from the book where Thomas is mentioned as well as a > > little outline of Bess Hardwick and would be happy to share it. > > > > Noreen > > (Noreen Pearson Bryant) > > > > > > > > > > ==== AKERS Mailing List ==== > > > > > > > > ============================== > > Search over 600 million names at Ancestry.com! > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp > > > > > > > ==== AKERS Mailing List ==== > > > > ============================== > Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & Celebrate > your heritage! > http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog > >

Although I am not related, I saw this obituary in a local weekly newspaper and thought I would post to the list in case another Akers is related. Ken Akers East County Observer (Manatee Co., FL), November 9, 2000, page 22 Chauncey Lee Akers 95, Sarasota, died Oct. 31, 2000. He was born April 13, 1905, in Terre Haute, Ind. and came to Sarasota in 1967 from Peru, Ind. He retired after 41 years as district superintendent with Northern Indiana Public Utilities in Peru. He graduated from Rose Polytech Institute. He was a member of Kiwanis Club and American Red Cross and served for several years on the Sarasota County Public Utilities Advisory Board. He was a member of First United Methodist Church. Survivors include two daughters, Mary Durland of San Luis Obispo, Calif., and Sally Garrison of Blue Grass, Iowa; a son, Allen L. of Indianapolis; seven grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. Memorial donations may be made to Alzheimer's Association, 1230 S. Tuttle Ave., Sarasota, FL 34239; or to First United Methodist Church, 104 S. Pineapple Ave., Sarasota, FL 34236. _____NetZero Free Internet Access and Email______ http://www.netzero.net/download/index.html

Dear Noreen, This isn't my line that I know of so far, but may be important to you Hearth Taxes County Place Register Year Surname, Forename Amount Taxed Norfolk Docking District Docking 1664 Tho ACRES sen iij I obtained it from the url below http://www.genealogy.doun.org/transcriptions/search.php3 Regard Susan Holmes Searching Akers - Norfolk Shepheard - Norfolk Latimers - Staffordshire Rose - Lincolnshire ----- Original Message ----- From: "B & N Bryant" <thbryant@mlode.com> To: <AKERS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, 11 November 2000 4:50 Subject: Akers from Norfolk UK > This exchange of messages reminded me of the book "Bess of Hardwick," by > David N. Durant. It is a portrait, based on facts from much research, of an > Elizabethan Dynasty and very interesting. Bess, who became a friend of > Queen Elizabeth I, built many mansions in different parts of England. > Thomas ACCRES was her favorite master mason, also a favorite of her fourth > husband, the 6th Earl of Shrewsbury (George Talbot). Thomas ACCRES died in > 1607 on a farm he had on Bess's lands in Derbyshire. > > I am wondering if anyone has found Thomas to be an ancestor and willing to > share with others? I am nowhere near that far back in my 30 plus years of > research for ancestry of Henry AKERS, b 1801 KY. > > I copied the info from the book where Thomas is mentioned as well as a > little outline of Bess Hardwick and would be happy to share it. > > Noreen > (Noreen Pearson Bryant) > > > > > ==== AKERS Mailing List ==== > > > > ============================== > Search over 600 million names at Ancestry.com! > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp > >

Dear Craig, I cannot answer if they went to the US I am working on my family tree the Shepheards from Norfolk and I have a book called the Prior of Poems handed down thought the family and the births and deaths of Johns Akers children are written in the book. I believe an Akers married a Shepheard as my great grandmother had the book originally If I find any connection to US will let you know Regards Susan Holmes Searching Akers - Norfolk Shepheard - Norfolk Latimers - Staffordshire Rose - Lincolnshire ----- Original Message ----- From: <CraigH9557@aol.com> To: <AKERS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, 10 November 2000 1:11 Subject: Re: Akers from Norfolk UK > Did any of them come to the US? > > Craig Herron > > > ==== AKERS Mailing List ==== > > > > ============================== > Search over 600 million names at Ancestry.com! > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp > >

Greetings Noreen, Please tell me more about your Henry Akers b.1801. By any chance do you show a son Floyd b. 1826? Our Akers info ends at Floyd b. 1826. I suspect but cannot validate a link to a Henry b.1795. There is a lot of Akers data out there but none I have been able to tie to this line. Thanks, - Pete B & N Bryant wrote: > This exchange of messages reminded me of the book "Bess of Hardwick," by > David N. Durant. It is a portrait, based on facts from much research, of an > Elizabethan Dynasty and very interesting. Bess, who became a friend of > Queen Elizabeth I, built many mansions in different parts of England. > Thomas ACCRES was her favorite master mason, also a favorite of her fourth > husband, the 6th Earl of Shrewsbury (George Talbot). Thomas ACCRES died in > 1607 on a farm he had on Bess's lands in Derbyshire. > > I am wondering if anyone has found Thomas to be an ancestor and willing to > share with others? I am nowhere near that far back in my 30 plus years of > research for ancestry of Henry AKERS, b 1801 KY. > > I copied the info from the book where Thomas is mentioned as well as a > little outline of Bess Hardwick and would be happy to share it. > > Noreen > (Noreen Pearson Bryant) > > ==== AKERS Mailing List ==== > > ============================== > Search over 600 million names at Ancestry.com! > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp

I just sent a message titled "Akers from Norfolk UK," then realized some subscribers might not open that but it does refer to a Thomas ACCRES during Elizabethan times in UK. Sorry. Noreen

This exchange of messages reminded me of the book "Bess of Hardwick," by David N. Durant. It is a portrait, based on facts from much research, of an Elizabethan Dynasty and very interesting. Bess, who became a friend of Queen Elizabeth I, built many mansions in different parts of England. Thomas ACCRES was her favorite master mason, also a favorite of her fourth husband, the 6th Earl of Shrewsbury (George Talbot). Thomas ACCRES died in 1607 on a farm he had on Bess's lands in Derbyshire. I am wondering if anyone has found Thomas to be an ancestor and willing to share with others? I am nowhere near that far back in my 30 plus years of research for ancestry of Henry AKERS, b 1801 KY. I copied the info from the book where Thomas is mentioned as well as a little outline of Bess Hardwick and would be happy to share it. Noreen (Noreen Pearson Bryant)

Hi Craig, sorry didn't realise I had not put England Susan Holmes Searching Akers - Norfolk Shepheard - Norfolk Latimers - Staffordshire Rose - Lincolnshire ----- Original Message ----- From: <CraigH9557@aol.com> To: <AKERS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, 9 November 2000 11:53 Subject: Re: Akers from Norfolk > > In a message dated 11/8/00 7:25:16 AM, kuddly@one.net.au writes: > > << Hi, > > I am searching for any information regarding the Akers family from Holt > > Norfolk >> > > Hi > > Where is this family? Norfolk England or Norfolk VA? I have a lot of Akers > from 1680's MA, through LI,NJ,NY,OH,IL too 1850. > > Craig Herron > ggggrandson of Rachel Akers b. NY 1804. > > > ==== AKERS Mailing List ==== > > > > ============================== > Create a FREE family website at MyFamily.com! > http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST2 > >

Did any of them come to the US? Craig Herron

Hi, I am searching for any information regarding the Akers family from Holt Norfolk so far all I have been able to acquire is the christenings and two marriages 31.05.1813 Mary John. Esther AKERS Holt Glover Priv/pub 27/6 30.01.1815 Elizabeth John. Esther AKERS Holt Glover priv/pub 26/2 07.05.1817 William John. Esther AKERS Holt Glover Private 16.11.1818 Phoebe John. Esther AKERS Holt Glover Priv/pub 9/5 16.05.1821 William John. Esther AKERS Holt Glover Priv/pub 23/3/23 25.02.1824 Edmund John. Esther AKERS Holt Glover private 11.04.1825 Maria John. Esther AKERS Holt Glover private NEXT GENERATION Norfolk Erpingham District Holt CHRISTENINGS 13.10.1828 Jonathan = Mary AKERS and Jonathan Bullen Holt Private 16.06.1837 Elizabeth Mary= Elizabeth AKERS Cromer road single woman Norton 25 Dec 1845 John William = William and Ann AKERS, Cromer Road,CARPENTER 3 Mar 1850 Esther = William and Ann AKERS, Peacock lane, Carpenter assume this is marriages although Elizabeth was single when she had a child James Norton and Elizabeth Akers (both single) of Holt 24.06.1835 James Wright and Maria Akers 25.11.1842 Any help on this would be gladly received :)))))) Regard Susan Holmes Searching Akers - Norfolk Shepheard - Norfolk Latimers - Staffordshire Rose - Lincolnshire

In a message dated 11/8/00 7:25:16 AM, kuddly@one.net.au writes: << Hi, I am searching for any information regarding the Akers family from Holt Norfolk >> Hi Where is this family? Norfolk England or Norfolk VA? I have a lot of Akers from 1680's MA, through LI,NJ,NY,OH,IL too 1850. Craig Herron ggggrandson of Rachel Akers b. NY 1804.

In a message dated 10/30/00 8:30:48 PM, akers@megalink.net writes: << Daniel Akers b.25 nov 1714 Newbury, Ma. son John Akers b.22 Dec 1745 Newbury, Ma. Sons John Akers, Samual Akers not sure of birth place moved to Errol N.H. Any help? Trudy Akers >> Trudy Thanks I have added that to my growing list of Akers. I'm sending you what I have on the Akers in MA. Some of this family ended up in Hunterdon NJ starting around 1700 or so. Which line of Akers do you belong to. My line seems to have come down from the NJ Akers family thru Jesse Akers b. 1769 NJ, Rachel Akers b. 1804 NY. Married William T. Herron 1822 Hamilton co. OH. Most of the Akers then moved to IL in 1835 or so. Craig Herron ggggrandson of Rachel Akers -------------------------------- Akers in Massachusetts Descendants of John Akers(Acres) Generation No. 1 1. JOHN(1) AKERS(ACRES) was born Abt. 1640, and died 16 January 1719 in Brookline, Massachusetts. He married (1) DESIRETRUTH THORNE Bef. 1664 in Boston, Massachusetts, daughter of WILLAIM THORNE. She died Bef. 1719. He married (2) HANNAH WHITE Bef. 1719 in Brookline, Massachusetts. She died 25 May 1722 in Brookline, Massachusetts. Notes for JOHN AKERS(ACRES): The spelling of John Akers name in 1600's was spelled as follows: Acres, Ackers, Akers, Accors, and Aker. John Akers was living at Muddy River which is now Brookline, Massachusetts in 1656. He was baptized at Roxbury, Massachusetts, where he and Desiretruth, his first wife joined the First Church of Roxbury. On the 8th day, 1666 Desiretruth Akers(Acres) was baptized at the first meeting house in Roxbury. April 14, 1674, "the selectmen and the commitee met at Sergeant Ruggles"s home. There Sgt Ruggles and a few chosen helpers were hired to build a new meeting house known as the second meeting hostruction, the people of Muddy River (Brookline) contributed 104 british pounds and five shillings. One fifth if the house being allotted to the people of Muddy River byt the Town and they contributing the remaining portion of expenses to the town. The list of contributors is as follows: Thomas Gardner, 10 british pounds; John White, jr., 10 british pounds, Peter Aspinwall, 7 british pounds; John Sharpe, jr., 5 british pounds; Thomas Boistan, 5 british pounds; Richard Wolford, 1 british pound 10 shillings; Andrew Gardner, 5 british pounds; Joseph White, 3 british pounds; Moises Crafts, 2 british pounds; Clement Corban, 1 british pound 10 shillings; John Evens, 15 shillings; John Acres(Akers), 1 british pound 10 shillings; John Winchester, 3 british pounds; Robert Harrise, 4 british pounds; John Harrise, 2 british pounds; Benjamin Child, 2 british pounds; Denman Meriam, 1 british pound; John Clarke, 3 british pounds; Edward Mills, 10 shillings; James Clarke, 1 british pound 10 shillings; Edward Devotion, 5 british pounds; Henry Stevens, 5 british pounds; John Parker, 1 british pound 10 shillings; Edward Kube, 1 british pound 10 shillings; Goodwife Keebe, 10 shillings; Mrs Mather & James Rementon, 7 british pounds; Thomas Woodward, 10 shillings; Goodman Winchester, 7 british pounds; Samuel Dunkim, 1 british pound 10 shillings. They had a Raising and the bill of expenses and provisions was 20 british pounds 15 shillings 10 dimes. There was also 9 british pounds 5 shillings paid to the extra hire hands. Henry Stevens of Boston contributed 5 british pounds towards building this meeting house because some of his family worshipped here. The meeting house lasted until 1717 when a new church was built. Sometime during the spring of 1686, John and Desiretruth Akers moved to Dunstable, Massachusetts. On April 4, 1686 Sister Desiretruth Akers was dismissed to the Church at Dunstable, Massachusetts. After the death of this first wife, John Akers remarried Hannah White. DOCUMENT RECORD Date of birth: About 1640 Place of birth: Marriages: married Desiretruth Thorne of Boston, Massachusetts; before 1664 References: Immigrants of America Before 1750 by married Hannah White at Brookline, Massachusetts; before 1713/19 Date of death: 16 Jan, 1719 Records on John Akers are listed as John Ackers and are not very readable. 1719 could be 1713 or 1719 death record reads as follows: John, h. Hannah, Jan. 16, 1719(13) [1712-1713 dup.], a abt 80 years References: Vital Records of Brookline, Massachusetts by The Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts, published 1925 Place of death: Brookline, Massachusetts References: Vital Records of Brookline, Massachusetts by The Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts, published 1925 Census Records: Other Records: More About JOHN AKERS(ACRES): Places lived: Brookline, Roxbury, Dunstable, Mass. Religion: Presbyterian Children of JOHN AKERS(ACRES) and DESIRETRUTH THORNE are: i. ELIZABETH2 AKERS, b. 15 May 1666, Roxbury, Massachusetts; d. 24 May 1666, Roxbury, Massachusetts. Notes for ELIZABETH AKERS: Elizabeth was the twin sister of Desiretruth Akers. Elizabeth died at only a few days old. The reason for the death is unknown. DOCUMENT RECORD Date of birth: 15 May, 1666 References: Vital Records of Roxbury, Massachusetts; Volume I - Births; by the Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts, published 1925 Place of birth: Roxbury, Massachusetts References: Vital Records of Roxbury, Massachusetts; Volume I - Births; by The Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts, published 1925 Marriages: None. Date of death: 24 May, 1666 References: Vital Records of Roxbury, Massachusetts; Volume II - Marriages and Death; by The Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts, published 1925 Place of death: Roxbury, Massachusetts References: Vital Records of Roxbury, Massachusetts; Volume II - Marriages and Death; by The Essex Institute, Salem, published 1925 Census Records: Other Records: More About ELIZABETH AKERS: Places lived: Roxbury, Massachusetts ii. DESIRETRUTH AKERS, b. 15 May 1666, Roxbury, Massachusetts. Notes for DESIRETRUTH AKERS: None. DOCUMENT RECORD Date of birth: 15 May, 1666 Reference: Vital Records of Roxbury, Massachusetts, Volume I - Births; by The Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts; published 1925 Place of birth: Roxbury, Massachusetts Reference: Vital Records of Roxbury, Massachusetts, Volume I - Births; by The Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts; published 1925 Marriage: Date of death: Place of death: Census Records: Other Records: More About DESIRETRUTH AKERS: Places lived: Roxbury, Massachusetts iii. ELIZABETH AKERS, b. 22 September 1668, Roxbury, Massachusetts; m. SAMUEL BEACON, 03 July 1705, Dedham,Massachusetts. Notes for ELIZABETH AKERS: None. DOCUMENT RECORDS Date of birth: 22 Sep, 1668 Reference: Vital Records of Roxbury, Massachusetts; Volume I - Births; by The Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts; published 1925 Place of birth: Roxbury, Massachusetts Reference: Vital Records of Roxbury, Massachusetts; Volume I - Births; by The Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts; published 1925 Marriages: married Samuel Beacon of Dedham, Massachusetts; 3 Jul, 1705 Reference: Vital Records of Roxbury, Massachusetts; Volume II - Marriages and Deaths; by The Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts; published 1925 Date of death: Place of death: Census Records: Other Records: More About ELIZABETH AKERS: Places lived: Roxbury, Massachusetts iv. DEBORAH AKERS, b. 26 December 1670, Roxbury, Massachusetts; d. Roxbury, Massachusetts. Notes for DEBORAH AKERS: Died at a young age. Time and Reason of death unknown. DOCUMENT RECORD Date of birth: 26 Dec, 1670 Reference: Vital Records of Roxbury, Massachusetts; Volume I - Births; by The Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts; published 1925 Place of birth: Roxbury, Massachusetts Reference: Vital Records of Roxbury, Massachusetts; Volume I - Births; by The Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts; published 1925 Marriages: None Date of death: Died young Reference: Vital Records of Roxbury, Massachusetts; Volume II - Marriages and Deaths; by The Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts; published 1925 Place of death: Roxbury, Massachusetts Reference: Vital Records of Roxbury, Massachusetts; Volume II - Marriages and Deaths; by The Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts; published 1925 Census Records: Other Records: More About DEBORAH AKERS: Places lived: Roxbury, Massachusetts v. JOHN AKERS, b. 10 June 1673, Roxbury, Massachusetts; m. HANNAH WHITE, 26 May 1715. Notes for JOHN AKERS: None. DOCUMENT RECORD Date of birth: 10 Jun, 1673 Reference: Vital Records of Roxbury, Massachusetts; Volume I - Births; by The Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts; published 1925 Place of birth: Roxbury, Massachusetts Reference: Vital Records of Roxbury, Massachusetts; Volume I - Births; by The Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts; published 1925 Marriage: married Hannah Ruggles, 26 May, 1715 Reference: Vital Records of Roxbury, Massachusetts; Volume II - Marriages and Deaths; by The Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts; published 1925 Date of death: Place of death: Census Records: Other Records: More About JOHN AKERS: Places lived: Roxbury, Brookline,Massachusetts 2. vi. WILLIAM AKERS, b. 29 June 1679, Brookline, Mass.; d. 08 January 1760, Amwell, Hunderdon Co., New Jersey. vii. MARY AKERS, b. 20 May 1683, Roxbury, Massachusetts; m. JOHN SMITH, JR., 18 March 1702, Dedham,Massachusetts. Notes for MARY AKERS: None. DOCUMENT RECORDS Date of birth: 20 May, 1683 Reference: Vital Record of Roxbury, Massachusetts; Volume I - Births; by The Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts; published 1925 Place of birth: Roxbury, Massachusetts Reference: Vital Record of Roxbury, Massachusetts; Volume I - Births; by The Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts; published 1925 Marriages: married John Smith, jr. at Dedham, Massachusetts, 18 Mar, 1702 Reference: Vital Records of Roxbury, Massachusetts; Volume II - Marriages and Deaths; by The Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts; published 1925 Date of death: Place of death: Census Records: Other Records: More About MARY AKERS: Places lived: Roxbury, Dedham, Massachusetts viii. DEBORAH AKERS, b. Unknown, Dunstable, Massachusetts. Notes for DEBORAH AKERS: None. DOCUMENT RECORD Date of birth: Place of birth: Dunstable, Massachusetts Reference: Immigrants to America Before 1750; by First Settlers of New England, Volume IV; by John Savage; published 1977 by Genealogical Publishing Co. Inc., Baltimore, Maryland Marriages: Date of death: Place of death: Census Records: Other Records: More About DEBORAH AKERS: Places lived: Dunstable, Massachusetts. Child of JOHN AKERS(ACRES) and HANNAH WHITE is: 3. ix. WILLIAM2 AKERS, b. March 1719, Brookline, Mass.; d. 09 October 1794, Brookline, Mass.. Generation No. 2 2. WILLIAM(2) AKERS (JOHN(1) AKERS(ACRES)) was born 29 June 1679 in Brookline, Mass., and died 08 January 1760 in Amwell, Hunderdon Co., New Jersey. He married ANNE DIRDOFF, daughter of ANTHONY DIRDOFF. She died Aft. 1760. ---------------------- Daniel Akers b.25 nov 1714 Newbury, Ma. son John Akers b.22 Dec 1745 Newbury, Ma. Sons John Akers, Samual Akers not sure of birth place moved to Errol N.H. Any help? Trudy Akers Akers@megalink.net