Hello Sue. Welcome to the Group. Deacon John and Hannah Brackett appear in the 'Joseph' and Ann Blanchard of 1637 lineage file among the databases at: <http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~blanch-l/blpref.html> -- Rannie in Nova Scotia On Tue, 9 Mar 1999, Sue Lloyd wrote: > I also have another Blanchard line and I don't know if the two connect. I need the parents of Deacon JOHN BLANCHARD b.abt.1625,Eng. d.1693, Dunstabe,MA. md.(2) Hannah Brackett. > I think his father was THOMAS BLANCHARD.

Hi, I'm new to Blanchard website. I looking for the parents and siblings of MARTHA BLANCHARD b.abt.1600.Weyhill,Hampshire,Eng. d.15 May,1679,Sudbury.Middlesex,MA md.JOHN BENT. Any information on her would be appreciated. I also have another Blanchard line and I don't know if the two connect. I need the parents of Deacon JOHN BLANCHARD b.abt.1625,Eng. d.1693,Dunstabe,MA. md.(2) Hannah Brackett. I think his father was THOMAS BLANCHARD. Thank You, Sue Lloyd

I have she was married to John BARKER. Will share info.

Mary Blanshard of Bilsby married William Wakeling,a shoemaker, May 16, 1839 in South Thoresby, Lincolnshire, England. Her father was Edward Blanshard and he was a farmer. Does anyone have any knowledge of this Blanshard family?

Still hunting descendents of this family of Blanchards. Eli Blanchard b 1797 d 1844(on tombstone) but obituary listed Jan 17, 1874 Garlinghouse Cem. Naples, Ontario Co, NY Mary Phillips, hiswife 1798-1848 b Garlinghouse Cem. Naples son Gardner Blanchard b 1828-1860 Garlinghouse Cem, Naples, NY Gardner's wife Cornelia May (nee Eldridge) M 2 Olive Coat b 1815 d 1887 m. October 1829, Mt Morris, NY Garlinghouse Cem. Eli & Olive had a least a daughter, Harriett, who married ElijahArnold, Jr. of Ontario & Livingston Counties, New York. >From Census record 1850 NY Census, Ontario Co. 017 Naples Roll 1 Dwelling # 283 Eli Blanchard 50 M carpenter b CT Olive Coats 35 F b NY Horace 12 M Helen 10 F And information appreciated. I have a file of deeds, newspaper articles to share. Pauline Blanchard Oklahoma

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Hi List, I am researching Daniel Blanchard born abt 1784-1853 Died in Starksboro wife Ruth or Clarissa oer 1850 census. He is listed in Pat Curry's work, with his decedents. After posting the following church records http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/induni_n_j/branchar.htm CHURCH RECORDS, FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, JAMAICA VERMONT BLANCHER, Betsey, dau. of Joseph, bapt. Oct. 2, 1791. BLANCHER, children of Joseph, bapt. July 8, 1790, Asa, Samuel, Loney, Sala, Seena, Daniel. BLANCHER, Loney, wife of Joseph, bapt. July 8, 1790. BLANCHER, Louey (Lovey), 1790 "Original Member. " I recieved these from Vicki: Jo Ann: I descend from Sala Blancher and I never had names of siblings other than Asa. Want to thank you so much for this information. Vicki >Joseph Blancher born June 10, 1748 Vermont married Lona Willman (b.Sept 6, >1752) on Sept. 23, 1774. Had at least one son Sala (who I descend from) born >March 28, 1781, died June 18, 1847.. He married Mary Booth (b.Oct 19, 1790; >d.Mar 14,1833), daughter of Charles Booth (b.1760, d.Aug 4, 1839) and Mary >Booth (b.1752; d.Aug 4.1826) > >Children: Phebe Blancher Wing; b.May 22, 1807; d. Jan 18, 1874 >Betsey Blancher Bates; b.Jan.22, 1809; d. Apr 21, 1883 >Charles Blancher; b. Jan 30, 188; Sept. 28, 1868 >Anna Blancher Wiltse; Mar 15, 1813; d. Jan. 7, 1887 >Albert Blancher: b. Oct 12, 1815; d. May 23, 1874 >Hiram Blancher; b. June 1817, d. Dec. 1817 >Eunice Blancher Robinson (who I descend from) b. Jan 30, 1819; d. Sept 10, >1881 >Mary Blancher Witse; b. Nov. 12, 1820; d. Feb 11, 1901 >Sala Blancher; b. Dec. 3, 1822; d. July 6 1892 >John Blancher; b. Dec 5, 1824; d. Feb 20, 1830 >Sene Blancher Brown; b. July 4, 1827; d. Nov. 26, 1920 >Francis Blancher; b. Sept. 24, 1830; d. April 10, 1882 >Chancey Blancher; b. Feb. 16, 1833, d. May 11, 1893 > >Blanchers moved to Leeds County in 1800. 4 Blancher graves (Charles, Sene, >Francis and Chancey) are at Athens Village Cemetery just north of >Brockville. Hi, Vicki, and welcome to the list. I have your Joseph as the son of Joseph & Priscilla (Smith) Blanchard. He was born in Stoughton, MA, according to the vital records, one day later than you have. He married apparently in Mansfield, MA, though the Stoughton vitals also list the marriage (but on Nov 14). The marriage intention filed at Stoughton listed the bride as "Salome Welmon." Only one child was recorded in Mass. (Asa in 1775) before the family moved north (first to Colrain, according to Pat Curry, and then to Jamaica, VT, by 1785). I'd be interested in the data you have on the other children. > The Blancher family moved to > Leeds County, Ontario in 1800. Also interesting. There have been discussions in this group of two other Blanchards who moved there at that time: two brothers, Aaron and John, from the Andover branch. John Chandler I am wondering if Daniel may be part of this family, Does any one have any information on the Blanchards in Leeds? After they left Jamaica, VT in 1800? Daniel shows up in 1810 in Jamaca, VT , again. In Starksboro He leases land to The First CONGREGATIONAL Chruch, same church as the above baptism records. Well if any of you pros out there could take a look at this and send some ideas my way That would be great!!!!!! Thanks Jo Ann

I am researching Daniel Blanchard born abt 1784-1853 Died in Starksboro wife Ruth or Clarissa oer 1850 census. He is listed in Pat Curry's work, with his decedents. After posting the following church records http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/induni_n_j/branchar.htm CHURCH RECORDS, FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, JAMAICA VERMONT BLANCHER, Betsey, dau. of Joseph, bapt. Oct. 2, 1791. BLANCHER, children of Joseph, bapt. July 8, 1790, Asa, Samuel, Loney, Sala, Seena, Daniel. BLANCHER, Loney, wife of Joseph, bapt. July 8, 1790. BLANCHER, Louey (Lovey), 1790 "Original Member. " I recieved these from Vicki: Jo Ann: I descend from Sala Blancher and I never had names of siblings other than Asa. Want to thank you so much for this information. Vicki >Joseph Blancher born June 10, 1748 Vermont married Lona Willman (b.Sept 6, >1752) on Sept. 23, 1774. Had at least one son Sala (who I descend from) born >March 28, 1781, died June 18, 1847.. He married Mary Booth (b.Oct 19, 1790; >d.Mar 14,1833), daughter of Charles Booth (b.1760, d.Aug 4, 1839) and Mary >Booth (b.1752; d.Aug 4.1826) > >Children: Phebe Blancher Wing; b.May 22, 1807; d. Jan 18, 1874 >Betsey Blancher Bates; b.Jan.22, 1809; d. Apr 21, 1883 >Charles Blancher; b. Jan 30, 188; Sept. 28, 1868 >Anna Blancher Wiltse; Mar 15, 1813; d. Jan. 7, 1887 >Albert Blancher: b. Oct 12, 1815; d. May 23, 1874 >Hiram Blancher; b. June 1817, d. Dec. 1817 >Eunice Blancher Robinson (who I descend from) b. Jan 30, 1819; d. Sept 10, >1881 >Mary Blancher Witse; b. Nov. 12, 1820; d. Feb 11, 1901 >Sala Blancher; b. Dec. 3, 1822; d. July 6 1892 >John Blancher; b. Dec 5, 1824; d. Feb 20, 1830 >Sene Blancher Brown; b. July 4, 1827; d. Nov. 26, 1920 >Francis Blancher; b. Sept. 24, 1830; d. April 10, 1882 >Chancey Blancher; b. Feb. 16, 1833, d. May 11, 1893 > >Blanchers moved to Leeds County in 1800. 4 Blancher graves (Charles, Sene, >Francis and Chancey) are at Athens Village Cemetery just north of >Brockville. Hi, Vicki, and welcome to the list. I have your Joseph as the son of Joseph & Priscilla (Smith) Blanchard. He was born in Stoughton, MA, according to the vital records, one day later than you have. He married apparently in Mansfield, MA, though the Stoughton vitals also list the marriage (but on Nov 14). The marriage intention filed at Stoughton listed the bride as "Salome Welmon." Only one child was recorded in Mass. (Asa in 1775) before the family moved north (first to Colrain, according to Pat Curry, and then to Jamaica, VT, by 1785). I'd be interested in the data you have on the other children. > The Blancher family moved to > Leeds County, Ontario in 1800. Also interesting. There have been discussions in this group of two other Blanchards who moved there at that time: two brothers, Aaron and John, from the Andover branch. John Chandler I am wondering if Daniel may be part of this family, Does any one have any information on the Blanchards in Leeds? After they left Jamaica, VT in 1800? Daniel shows up in 1810 in Jamaca, VT , again. In Starksboro He leases land to The First CONGREGATIONAL Chruch, same church as the above baptism records. Well if any of you pros out there could take a look at this and send some ideas my way That would be great!!!!!! Thanks Jo Ann

Hi Blanchard Rooters! I was looking up something in the 1880 Census for Manistee, Co., MI when I happened to find a Blanchard who gave his birthplace, and that of his parents, as Denmark! How 'bout that! I'm guessing that perhaps he changed his name from something else, but who knows. Anybody out there have any Danish Blanchards on your family tree? Just curious. There were also a couple of Blanchards from New York in the census, and if any of you are looking for lost relatives who might have strayed to West Michigan in the 1880s let me know and I will give particulars. Regards, Maggie

Carol Carnahan, was asking about Blanchard's I did find this at the Family History Center today. I guess this will just conferm your info. Peter C. Blanchard married 1848 in Ohio to Julia Ann Humphrey. I wish I could have gotten you more information. Enjoy Donna

Hi this is Donna , I'm looking for the wife of Aaron Ames Blanchard born abt 1740 were I don't know. I think that his wife was Mourning Summer ? I do know that they had a daughter named Monica Blanchard born 16 Oct 1787 in Gates co, N.C. Can anyone help me ?? Thanks inadvance.

My gt-gt-grandfather Peter BLANCHARD married Julia Ann Humphrey in 1848 in Ashtabula County. Their son, Oriette R. BLANCHARD, was born May 7, 1852 in Harpersfield, Ash. Co., OH. I don't know his siblings. He married Alice P. Knapp and moved to Nebraska, where they remained the rest of their lives. In my search I've found the Humphreys back to 1590 and the Knapps to 1606! But so far no Blanchard lineage beyond what I already had. Can anybody give me more info on my Blanchards? Carol Carnahan, Corvallis, Montana

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This is my first inquiry to the Blanchard-L list. I am searching for information concerning the parents of my third great grandmother Barbara Blanchard. I am not sure if Blanchard is Barbara's maiden name or if she was previously married. I know of no reason though to think she was previously married. Barbara was probably born about 1770. About 1791 she married Samuel Ellis probably in Vermont or Maine. She and Samuel are possibly from the Woodstock, VT area but by 1807 Samuel was residing in Madison, ME. Barbara apparently died before 1807 because in that year Samuel remarried to Sarah Withee. Barbara and Samuel had the following children: Samuel, Barbara, Mary N., John (my ancestor), Freeborn, Sweet, Nancy, and Thimeon. Any help would be much appreciated. Norman Seal 206 W. 2nd St. Opolis, KS 66760 nseal@terraworld.net

Hello Blanchard searchers, I have a lot of census indexes for Vt. early 1800's - 1850 and some late 1700's for Blanchards. Also a few late 1700's for Ct.& Ma If anybody needs a lookup I'll try to help. Judy

Hi Acadian Researchers: I have found much information & have connected with many interesting people on BLANCHARD-L, which is very much appreciated. I am interested in good Acadian information, if anyone knows of other good Acadian sites, they would be most welcomed. The following is interesting & some of you may find some links. Welcome to My Acadian and Irish Genealogy Web Site. Bienvenue à mon site généalogique acadien et irlandais. http://www.freeyellow.com/members5/bathurst/index.html http://vgene.webjump.com/gmain.html http://www2.crosswinds.net/fredericton/~burkegab/ Anothr good Acadian/Cajun site is; http://www.acadian.org/genealogy/rootsweb.html Happy Hunting, Martha

New subscriber Myron Hinrichs 4945 D Street Petaluma CA 94952 USA email myronhinrichs@worldnet.att.net Robert Blanche married Emma Barlow, probably 1882, Caldwell Co, Missouri. Had children, Ella, Leila, b 9 Oct 1884 Larnard (sp ? Lerned) KN, Alice, Jenny and Will. Divorced in Mechanicsville, Iowa, abt 1920. We know alot about Emma Barlow, but nothing about where Robert Blanche came from because of outcast status after the divorce. Myron PS Origin of the name Blanche is hilarious. It is from the color of horses, ie Sorrel, Dun, Roan and Blank--which is no color. From that it moved to "the pale faced guy down the road, ie, Blank and then to Blanche.

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