-------------Forwarded Message----------------- From: Gail Walker, To: Bartlett list, INTERNET:BARTLETT-ROOTS-L-request@rootsweb.com Date: 7/16/98 10:42 PM RE: Bartlett genealogy I am posting my line and hoping to correspond with cousins who would like to exchange information. Joseph Bartlett : ABT 1630 - 1702, married Mary Waite Joseph Bartlett : 1673 - 1750, Married Hannah ? Thomas Bartlett : 1697 - 1774, married Mary Bartlett (are they cousins?) Matthew Bartlett: 1728 - 1776, married Sussannah Hinds Joseph Bartlett: 1759 - 1840, married Lucretia Hamilton Ira Bartlett: 1794 - 1864, married Susan Huntington George Chase Bartlett: 1826 - 1897, married Flora Marah Parker John Howard Bartlett: 1873 - 1945, married Emily Esther Bartlett Esther Myrtle Bartlett: 1898 - 1921, married John Carl Engwall (my grandparents) Gail Walker, 71322.25@compuserve.com

I'm searching for information on my Bartlett's from ARK. The father is Luis(Louis) Sweden Bartlett called LB. He is on the 1920 census for Cedar Township, in ARK. LB Bartlett hd 40 AR AR AR Farmer ADD wf 33 ar us ms Marvin son 16 ar ar ar William son 13 ar ar ar Thade son 12 ar ar ar Ernest son 11 ar ar ar Ceral son 9 ar ar ar Nina dau 4 ar ar ar Sherman son 2 ar ar ar We know that another daughter Leunice existed and the last son was Edward Charles Bartlett, b. 3-12-23. Add was know as Addie McCoy from the Army records of Ed. They lived in Gravelly which is still on the map and really remote. It is in NW corner of ARK. It is in Scott or Yell County, very near the line. Any help or suggestions will be appreciated. Edward Charles Bartlett is my father. Thanks:))

I went to the TN State Library & Archives today and found some information that I thought some of you might find rather interesting. Tammy, you might want to add this to your website cause it's about the coat of arms you already have there. Family of Bartlett Coat of Arms ARMS: Sable, three falconers gloves, pendent, argent, banded and tassled. CREST: A swan couchant, argent, wings - in dorso. MOTTO: Meaning mature, and all in good time. AUTHORITY: Croziers "General Armory," 1904 edition, page 19. Burkes "General Amory", 1878 edition, page 54, arms only. Burkes Visitations, 1854 edition. TINCTURES, as shown by discription: The shield is of black. The gloves are of silver, with gold tassles. Some lines band the gloves with gold. The swan is silver. The wreath, on which the crest rests is of alternate twists of black and silver. The print is reproduced exactly from an old English bookplace, made circa 1760. Decorative features, apart from the Arms, Crest and Motto, are optional. Usually the frame is of bronze, or brown, green leaves, flowers of red, yellow and blue. In Burkes "Visitations," the connection between the English and American lines are acknowledged. Martin and Allardyce, By George C. Martin Martin and Allardyce of San Antonio, TX in Bexar Co., took an oath that the insignia described above appears in the Published Heraldic Authority mentioned above. Given under my hand and seal of office, this is the 25th day of Nov. A.D. 1949. Nellie Dusbeck, Notary Public The Coat of Arms, of the ancient family of BARTLETT: ARMS: Sable, three sinister falconers gloves, argent, arranged triangularly, two above, one below the pendant, bands around the writs, and tassles golden CREST: A swan argent, couched with her wings expanded, in Dorso, a castle with three turretts, sable. MOTTO: Matura - "In Good Time." I found all this in Roots and Branches by Juanita Bartlett-Newton Willis. This book also includes information on Robert Bartlett of Plymouth (Newton Connection), including family charts, the Newton Mayflower Connection and some Bartlett Mayflower Connections. I also found Ancestry and Descendants of Samuel Bartlett and Lucy Jenkins by Edith B. Sumner and Forefathers and Descendants of Willard and Genevieve Wilson Bartlett and of Allied Families by Moulton, McGehee, and Endress, copyright 1952, printed by The Anthoensen Press, Portland, ME. This last book includes information on Richard of Newbury and ancestral lines of Willard Bartlett, Genevieve Wilson Bartlett, Jane Moulton Bartlett, Louise McGehee Bartlett, and Elizabeth Endress Bartlett. If anyone thinks there might be some information in any of these books that might help you with your line I'll be happy to look through them more thoroughly. Just let me know. Lorie BartIett@aol.com, the L is actually a capital i.

I might be able to help you Patricia. I went to the Archives Library today here in TN and it seems like there were a lot of books and stuff from AL. Send me your info. and the next time I got I'll see what I can do. Lorie BartIett@aol.com, the L is actually a capital i.

Hello, I thought the list might want to see the list of Civil War veterans for the state of Illinois NAME COMPANY & UNIT RESIDENCE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ - ALLEN, BARTLETT B A 129 INF NEBRASKA ASHER, BARTLETT H 39 INF ATKINS, BARTLETT E 61 INF UNION BALDWIN, BARTLETT G 69 INF JANESVILLE, WI BALDWIN, BARTLETT H L 14 CAV CHICAGO BARKER, BARTLETT F 62 INF PALESTINE BARKER, BARTLETT F 62 INF CON PALESTINE BROWN, BARTLETT B 15 INF BELVIDERE BROWN, BARTLETT B 15 INF CON BELVIDERE BURK, BARTLETT J D 145 INF HOPEDALE BURKE, BARTLETT J H 70 INF FREMONT BURKE, BARTLETT J HQ 145 INF HOPEDALE CARR, BARTLETT A 49 INF WATERLOO PUGH, BARTLETT G A 41 INF DECATUR PUGH, BARTLETT J HQ 41 INF DECATUR QUARRY, BARTLETT L 10 CAV NEWBURG QUERRY, BARTLETT D A 10 CAV CON SPRINGFIELD QUERRY, BARTLETT D D 10 CAV CON SMITH, BARTLETT H 103 INF LEWISTOWN SWEENEY, BARTLETT K 64 INF CHICAGO THOMPSON, BARTLETT H 133 INF PALMYRA TOOMBS, BARTLETT C 99 INF CON TOOMBS, BARTLETT G 99 INF PITTSFIELD WATKINS, BARTLETT Y E 13 CAV OLNEY WORRELL, BARTLETT H 98 INF NOBLE

Hi Patricia, My husband's grfather was William Franklin Bartlett. born Alabama, Nov 13, 1851, but know nothing about his parents or siblings as I believe there was a fire, killing parents, and children were split up. Would like to find the name of his parents or any siblings Ann Bartlett ---------- > From: Patricia G. Viellenave <wvgal@camcomp.com> > To: BARTLETT-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [BARTLETT-ROOTS-L] Any Alabama Bartlett's Out There?? > Date: Friday, July 17, 1998 10:27 AM > > Are there any Alabama Bartlett's in this group of Bartlett's ??? > > If so please let me know. > > Thank You, > Patricia > > > ==== BARTLETT-ROOTS Mailing List ==== > ******* BARTLETT (COUSINS) ROOTS MAILING LIST ****** > ALL Material that is posted thru the Bartlett - Roots Mailing List is COPYRIGHTED 1998 and can only be used with the Written Permission of the Original Person who posted the Material > > > >

My Bartlett ancestry goes back to Jonathan Bartlett, born about 1714 in Haverhill, MA, and died before Nov. 13, 1794 in Balltown, ME. His parents are unknown and the date and place of his birth are unconfirmed. This illusive man has been very troublesome, and now I am having a hard time confirming who his wife was. I have been told by close cousins also researching their BARTLETT roots that he married Lydia Chase, daughter of Abraham and Ruth (Morse) Chase, about 1742 in Plaistow, New Hampshire. They had ten children, of which Caleb (born May 11, 1755 in Plaistow, NH, married Molly Cooper) is my line. While I have good reason to believe she WAS his wife, I cannot prove it. The book, "Seven Generations of the Descendents of Thomas and Aquila Chase", by John Carroll Chase and George Walter Chamberlain (1928) gives Jonathan as the husband of Lydia. However, a Jonathan Bartlett is also given as the husband of Lydia's sister, Elizabeth (page 52). Is this the same Jonathan? I have also found other people that say that Jonathan Bartlett (with the same birth and death dates, also of unknown parentage) was married to a Hannah Harriman. Does anyone have the answers to the life of this mysterious man? I would love to hear from anyone that shares my line. Names also included are COOPER, SKILLIAN, PLATTS, HALE, HUTCHINSON, HARRIMAN (but not the Hannah mentioned above), JEWETT, and on and on if Lydia Chase was indeed his wife and the mother of Caleb. My Bartletts settled in Bartlett's Mills, New Brunswick, Canada after the Revolutionary War .(Especially like to hear from other New Brunswick Bartletts, surnames:ROGERSON, HAY, LITTLE, NUTTER, LINTON) _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Patricia, I'm sorry, but I have looked thru the library today and only saw two books on Alabama and none on Arkansas.. Can anyone help Patricia?? Remember there is a Chat this evening at 9PM, on New York time.. Ruth

Hi All, I am researching a LYDIA BARTLETT born 16 Aug 1812, Kingston, Rockingham Co, NH; died 16 Feb 1894 Danville, Rockingham Co, NH; married 18 March 1833, possibly Kingston or Danville to PETER SARGENT, son of Samuel Sargent and Sally Griffen. She possibly had a sister Palona who married William Sargent, a brother of Peter. Who were her parents? I have nothing on her ancestry---it's as if she crawled out from under a rock!! Thanks for any help! Deb in Omaha

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_900714420_boundary Content-ID: <0_900714420@inet_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Hello everyone, Lester email me today with his line, and I know this line connects to someone's because I have seen it. Amy is this your line.. Ruth --part0_900714420_boundary Content-ID: <0_900714420@inet_out.mail.aol.com.2> Content-type: message/rfc822 Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Content-disposition: inline Return-Path: <bartl@nbnet.nb.ca> Received: from relay19.mx.aol.com (relay19.mail.aol.com [172.31.106.65]) by air16.mail.aol.com (v45.21) with SMTP; Fri, 17 Jul 1998 16:29:19 2000 Received: from quartz.nbnet.nb.ca (quartz.nbnet.nb.ca [198.164.200.18]) by relay19.mx.aol.com (8.8.8/8.8.5/AOL-4.0.0) with ESMTP id QAA02804 for <TILADY@AOL.com>; Fri, 17 Jul 1998 16:29:16 -0400 (EDT) Received: from BARTL.nbnet.nb.ca ([207.179.148.167]) by quartz.nbnet.nb.ca (Post.Office MTA v3.1.2 release (PO203-101c) ID# 607-42492U60000L60000S0) with SMTP id AAA13865 for <TILADY@AOL.com>; Fri, 17 Jul 1998 17:29:14 -0300 X-Sender: bartl@mailserv.nbnet.nb.ca X-Mailer: QUALCOMM Windows Eudora Pro Version 4.0 Date: Fri, 17 Jul 1998 17:31:06 -0300 To: TILADY@AOL.com From: Lester Bartlett <bartl@nbnet.nb.ca> Subject: Bartletts in Essex Co, MA Message-ID: <19980717202913.AAA13865@BARTL.nbnet.nb.ca> Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit I am seeking information on the parents of a Jonathan Bartlett who married Lydia Chase ---- the dates and place names of events for Jonathan and Lydia and their children are given on the family group below. They were living in the Haverhill, MA area until 1749. At that time, part of Haverhill became Plaistow, NH, when the boundary lines between MA and NH were changed. One bit of information I have indicates that this Jonathan Bartlett lived originally in Chelmsford, MA. Would be glad to exchange information I have on these Bartletts. Most of the data on this family is taken from the vital records of NH. Family Group - Jonathan and Lydia (Chase) Bartlett ================================================================= FATHER: Jonathan Bartlett b about 1714 in ?Haverhill, Massachusetts d about 1794 in Whitefield, Lincoln Co, Maine bur in Whitefield, Maine m Lydia Chase, about 1742 in Plaistow, Rockingham Co, New Hampshire His Father: Unknown His Mother: Unknown ================================================================= MOTHER: Lydia Chase b 29 Sep 1720 in Newbury, Massachusetts d in Whitefield, Lincoln Co, Maine m Jonathan Bartlett, about 1742 in Plaistow, Rockingham Co, New Hampshire Her Father: Abraham Chase (1694-1770) Her Mother: Ruth Morse (1694-1733) ================================================================= CHILDREN: 1. Hannah Bartlett b 28 Nov 1743 in Plaistow, Rockingham Co, New Hampshire ch 20 Dec 1744 in Haverhill, Massachusetts ----------------------------------------------------------------- 2. Ruth Bartlett b 26 Dec 1745 in Plaistow, Rockingham Co, New Hampshire ch 23 Feb 1746 in Haverhill, Massachusetts d 23 Sep 1802 in Whitefield, Lincoln Co, Maine m Benjamin King, 1772 in Pownalboro, Lincoln Co, Maine ----------------------------------------------------------------- 3. Jonathan Bartlett b 16 Sep 1747 in Plaistow, Rockingham Co, New Hampshire ch 20 Sep 1747 in Haverhill, Massachusetts ----------------------------------------------------------------- 4. Mary Bartlett b 16 Mar 1748 in Plaistow, Rockingham Co, New Hampshire ----------------------------------------------------------------- 5. Lydia Bartlett b 3 Nov 1750 in Plaistow, Rockingham Co, Maine d 14 Feb 1818 in Whitefield, Lincoln Co, Maine bur in Whitefield, Maine m Nathan Peaslee, 18 Feb 1771 in Pownalboro, Lincoln Co, Maine ----------------------------------------------------------------- 6. Caleb Bartlett b 11 May 1755 in Plaistow, Rockingham Co, New Hampshire d 14 Jun 1819 in Bartlett Mills, Charlotte Co, New Brunswick bur in Bartlett Family Cemetery, Bartlett Mills, New Brunswick m Molly Cooper, 8 Jan 1778 in Alna, Lincoln Co, Maine ----------------------------------------------------------------- 7. Rachel Bartlett b 17 Apr 1757 in Plaistow, Rockingham Co, New Hampshire d 23 Nov 1830 in Whitefield, Lincoln Co, Maine bur in Whitefield, Maine m Solomon Potter, 16 Sep 1795 in Whitefield, Lincoln Co, Maine ----------------------------------------------------------------- 8. Joseph Bartlett b 27 Jun 1759 in Plaistow, Rockingham Co, New Hampshire d 2 Jun 1828 in Montville, Lincoln Co, Maine bur in Montville, Maine m Rhoda Sterns, ---?--- in ---?--- m Nancy Munsey, 13 Nov 1790 in Whitefield, Lincoln Co, Maine m Hannah Philbrook, 8 Apr 1827 in Montville, Maine ----------------------------------------------------------------- 9. William Bartlett b 6 Oct 1761 in Plaistow, Rockingham Co, New Hampshire ----------------------------------------------------------------- 10. Mehitable Bartlett b 24 Jan 1764 in Plaistow, Rockingham Co, New Hampshire d Sep 1835 m Ebenezer Philbrick, ---?--- in Whitefield, Lincoln Co, Maine ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------- Lester B. Bartlett 468 Montgomery St., Fredericton, NB E3B 2X5 Canada Email:bartl@nbnet.nb.ca --part0_900714420_boundary--

I am looking for any marriage in Ireland between BARTLETTs and HALPINs. I don't have a time frame, it may have been anywhere in Ireland prior to 1810. I am looking for the proverbial needle. thanks, Charles

Are there any Alabama Bartlett's in this group of Bartlett's ??? If so please let me know. Thank You, Patricia

Thank you for your reply. Right now the names and locations that I am checking are: Lock/Locke Bartlett, born around 1805 in Vermont, last years of his life in PA. His son Daniel John born 1836 in New York, lived for a while in Illinois, married in Wisc. and lived out his years in Wisc. That's all I know. I don't think I have a MA. connection. Thank you. TTYL Donna

I don't know where in MA my gggrandfather was born but could you check for a listing of Thomas Bartlett born about 1805 (calcalated for census records)? At the time of his marriage in 1827 he was living in Eastport, ME. Thanks much, Debbie Bartlett

Any mention of Thomas Bartlett born 1805 in MA who married Caroline Deering born 1806 in Maine. They married in Portland, ME on Dec 4, 1827. He had been living in Eastport, ME at the time and she in Portland, Me? Debbie Bartlett

I don't have an answer to your question, but I do have a John Bartlet that married a Sarah Knight in 1660. Maybe we can make a difference connection. I am looking for my ancestors, Thomas Bartlett born in MA in 1805 who married Caroline Deering born in 1806 in Portland, ME. (or that area) They were married in Portland, ME on Dec 4. 1827. Thomas was living in Eastport, ME at the time and she was living in Portland, ME. They lived in Maine for a while, having six of their seven children there and then moved to Washington, D.C. in about 1846. Does this match any information your mother has? If so I would like to correspond with her. Debbie Bartlett aka Kauaijim

Men of Vermont Men of Vermont: An Illustrated Biographical History of Vermonters and Sons of Vermont. [p.127] REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS. Bartlett, Thomas Jr.Was a native of Burke, the son of Thomas Bartlett, a man of ability and local prominence in his time. Young Bartlett studied law and settled in Lyndon in 1839; in '41 and '42 he was the state's attorney for the county, in 1840 and '41 was in the state Senate and in 1850 was elected to Congress for a single term. In the former year he was also chosen the town's representative and again filled that position in '54 and '55. He was also a member of the constitutional conventions of 1850 and '57 and presided over the former body. At that time he was one of the most influential men of his district and of the state. Men of Vermont: An Illustrated Biographical History of Vermonters and Sons of Vermont. [p.1] BIOGRAPHIES OF VERMONTERS A. D. 1892-93. August 17, 1881, Mr. Chase married Myra Bartlett, who died Nov. 17, 1891, leaving two children: Charles Bartlett, and Maud Electa. Men of Vermont: An Illustrated Biographical History of Vermonters and Sons of Vermont. [p.1] BIOGRAPHIES OF VERMONTERS A. D. 1892-93. Philbrick, Jonathan,of Guildhall, son of Thomas P. and Susan (Boston) Philbrick, was born at Bartlett, N. H., Oct. 26, 1836. His father was for many years a stage driver of the old school, an employment that has fallen into disuse under the aggressive and universal advance of the iron horse. He removed to Maidstone when Jonathan was six years old. Men of Vermont: An Illustrated Biographical History of Vermonters and Sons of Vermont. [p.1] BIOGRAPHIES OF VERMONTERS A. D. 1892-93. In 1849 he was married at Bloomfield, to Relief, daughter of Adin and Nancy (Clough) Bartlett. By her he has had issue eight children: George, Louisa (deceased), Elvira, William R., Henry, Fayette, Bernice, and Alice (Mrs. Edson Holden). Men of Vermont: An Illustrated Biographical History of Vermonters and Sons of Vermont. [p.1] BIOGRAPHIES OF VERMONTERS A. D. 1892-93. He was married, Nov. 12, 1870, to Lizzie L., daughter of Marvin and Sally Smith of Calais. They have had six children: Mary D. (Mrs. W. S. Bunker of Hardwick), Alice B., Iona R., Vena E., Florence S. (died in infancy), and Earl Bartlett. Men of Vermont: An Illustrated Biographical History of Vermonters and Sons of Vermont. PART III BIOGRAPHIES OF SONS OF VERMONT In his boyhood he learned the trade of his father, a leading manufacturer of furniture and sleighs. His mechanical tastes led him into an adventure, when seventeen years old, which proved a serious episode in his life, and changed his future plans. For diversion he made a printing press, though he had never seen one, and printed a paper called the Autumn Leaf. After three issues he made a larger press, got more type, and launched the Enterprise, with the help of a few boys. The editors were the late Rev. G. V. Maxham and Prof. Truman H. Safford, then in their teens, the latter then a prodigy in mathematics. This was printed one year, about one thousand circulation. It was succeeded by The Nonpareil, but unable alone to carry the undertaking, he arranged its printing in Hartford, Conn., with an edition at both places. It was edited by D. W. Bartlett, since noted in journalism, and W. H. Burleigh. It was a beautiful monthly quarto, its writers eminent in literature, and had a large circulation, but lived only one year, ending 1850. This interesting period of his life is narrated to make a record of the press of Randolph. Men of Vermont: An Illustrated Biographical History of Vermonters and Sons of Vermont. PART III BIOGRAPHIES OF SONS OF VERMONT Pettee, Lyman F.,son of Anson L. and Lucy (Bartlett) Pettee, was born in Wilmington August 14, 1849. Both his grandfathers were for many years active officers in the old state militia, and his father, Dr. A. L. Pettee, was one of the most prominent physicians in Windham county.

Both areas of links on the Bartlett Genealogy Foundation Online Repository have been up dated. There are a ton of new links in the basics links area of great places to research. Also the Bartlett related links area has new and updated links. Please stop by the web site and see them for yourself. Hope you enjoy them. Now, off to make more information pages. Tammy Ann Bartlett Harrison bartlett@bartlettgenealogy.com The Bartlett Genealogy Foundation Online Repository http://www.bartlettgenealogy.com/

Hi Donna, I have all Vital Records for all cities in Essex County in Northern Mass.

Hi Grp. my husbands mom was born a Bartlett, I want to make a disclaimer on the following info as I did not do the research, his cousin and Aunt did,and we did not buy their book as I had tried to check out some of what they sent me and found some errors,(which they may have corrected) SOOOO I do not say this is correct but the line goes back to a Richard b:ca 1621 md Abigail Welles died in Newbury,Mass( S/O Richard b:1575 Ernley,Sussex ,Eng md Joan) descends thru their son Samuel BARTLETT md Elizabeth TITCOMBE Samuel md Abigail Wells??? Johua md Pricilla Jacobs Samuel md Lois Hicks (Hixs) William md Ruth Waterman Joshua md Mary Currier? Ephraim Snow BARTLETT md Ruth Twombly Justin Snow md Marie Lillian Hare ( my husbands Grandparents) Any corrections or additions gratefully appreciated, Sharon _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]