Betty doesn't know what she let herself in for with all the Gillinger/Gellinger relatives on this list... ;-) -------- Original Message -------- Subject: PML Search Result matching Gillinger Date: Thu, 15 Jun 2000 11:57:05 -0700 From: Bettie Ball Holmes <eaholmes@uswest.net> To: medaily@idir.net ===================================================================== A result of your requested PML search. To refine or cancel this search, please visit http://pml.rootsweb.com/ ===================================================================== Source: GC-Nodaway Co Query Forum URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Nodaway?read=671 Subject: Town of Quitman Mo. When did it Burn? Surname: Bilby, Albright, Houston, Wright, Gillinger ------------------------- Want to hear from anyone with these surnames. Also does anyone have a postcard or photo of Quitman before the Fire? Anyone with stories of the Bilby Family or if anyone had family that lived and worked for the Bilby's. visit my website http://members.tripod.com/~BettieHolmes/ 2150 South 33 St. Omaha Ne. 68105 eaholmes@uswest.net Hope to hear from you soon. Bettie Link: Swayze/Sliker/Bilby/Seals/Ball/Holmes/Horton URL: <http://members.tripod.com/~BettieHolmes/>

Bonjour, My wife's BLANCHARD line is on my web page. I invite correspondence with any who tie in. http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/b/e/l/Albert-E-Belanger/ Albert Belanger 128 Middle Road Brentwood, NH 03833 skipb@nh.ultranet.com >

Hi folks! Sorry, I checked my data base and could not locate any connections to the "BLANCHARD" family you are researching. I suspect , from the spelling of the names, that your group is from the "British" side of the house which is very bulky in content. I try to restrict my data base to the French-Acadian side of the house. May I suggest you post your query on the Acadian List ....Acadian-Cajun-L@rootsweb.com and also the Blanchard List.........Blanchard-L@rootsweb.com Good luck with your research!!!! -----Original Message----- From: Graeme & Wynnette Ford <wynngrae@globalfreeway.com.au> To: eblanch@nbnet.nb.ca <eblanch@nbnet.nb.ca> Date: Thursday, June 08, 2000 1:33 AM Subject: BLANCHARD Jotham >Saw your submission in rootsweb. My ex-husband &children are descendants of >Joseph Blansher/Blanchard and wife Ann, who landed in Boston, Mass in 1637. >Their descendant William Earle Blanchard, born in Truro, 1807, migrated with >his wife Ellen/Eleanor/Hellen Currie/Curry to Victoria, Australia in the >1850's. The majority of the family settled in New South Wales, Australia. >The exception was their son Jotham, who stated he was born in Bathurst, New >Brunswick, circa 1842. He settled in Queensland, Australia. He is my >children's great great grandfather. I am in contact with a Rannie (Ranald) >Blanchard in Nova Scotia, to whom we are definitely related, but he has been >unable to help me with this particular birth. > >Do you have any knowledge of this branch of the family? > >Regards, > >Wynnette Ford, formerly Blanchard, nee Mansfield. >Tasmania, Australia > >

I failed to mention the persons to contact concerning this Blanchard Reunion June 24, 2000 in Sylacauga, Alabama. They are: Elizabeth Smith 1044 Bedford Dr. Augusta, GA 30904 706-736-0737 Frances Collins 1500 Fox Run Rd Sylacaugl, Al 35150 256-245-4074 256-249-0321

There is a Tinney-Blanchard Reunion held each year on the last Saturday in June. The date this year is June 24, 2000. It is held at the Beverly Hall in Sylacauga, Alabama. This is the Talladega Co., Blanchards. The hall is open at 10 AM for getting to know everyone and lunch is at one PM. Everyone is ask to bring a dish to go with the meat that will be supplied. The first Blanchard that we know was William N. Blanchard born 1812 or 1818 in North Carolina. His parents are not yet known. He married Elizabeth Hudson. Other names in the family are Ledbetter, Butts, Tinney, Roberson, Hudson and others.

Hello List, I am seeking contact with anyone descended from RICHARD BLANCHARD and ELIZABETH COLLYNS PRIDHAM. The only information I have of these two is that Elizabeth was born 01 August 1799, Topsham, Devon. England and they were married at that venue on 01 August 1822 and that Richard was a Solicitor, practicing I think, in London. Their known children were... Richard Edward BLANCHARD (B) 13 Nov 1823 Topsham, Devon, England Not known if married or to whom.. Henry Pridham BLANCHARD (B) 21 Oct 1829 Winchester, Southampton, England, (D) 19 Jun 1885 Fairfield Terrace, Worcester, Sth East, Christchurch, New Zealand (M) Caroline SHALDERS 10 Oct 1858 Christchurch, New Zealand. I have nearly all of this line. Elizabeth Sophia BLANCHARD (B) 25 Jun 1834 South Stoneham, Hampshire, England. Margaret Lucy BLANCHARD (B) 07 Jul 1836 South Stoneham, Hampshire, England. William Gilbert BLANCHARD (B) 17 Jan 1838 All Saint's, Southampton, Hampshire, England (D) 20 Feb 1876 in Auckland New Zealand. Does any of this lineage appear in anyone's tree? If so please email me. Incidentally I have quite a lot of info on the COLLYNS and PRIDHAM lineages if I can be of assistance to anyone else. -- Kind Regards and Thank You Wayne JOHNSON : NZ GOONS # 3232 : "SHALDERS & Variants Worldwide" My Homepages : http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/j/o/h/Wayne-Johnson/index.html : http://www.myfamily.com/home/home.asp

It's a long time since I posted anything to the list, but have two things to say. Firstly I saw Fletch on Saturday at the Blanc/shard FHS annual meeting. He appeared to have recovered from jet lag and was happily taking notes and photographs galore. Also I know there is a big following on the list of Thomas Blanchard and his origins at Goodworth Clatford, England. I wanted to know if anyone has researched the family he left behind. Here is an interesting newspaper cutting: >From the Andover Advertiser Friday, 25 March, 1875 Damaging Underwood Jane Blanchard, wife of Charles Blanchard, of Goodworth Clatford,was summoned by Mr F.R.Loscombe, agent of William Henry Iremonger,esq.,of Wherwell (he was one of the largest landowners in the area at the time) for unlawfully damaging certain underewood growing in Wherwell Wood,on 25th January last. Mr Loscombe deposed:" I am a steward to William Henry Iremonger,esq. On the 25th January last I saw the defendant in Wherwell Wood, which belongs to Mr Iremonmger, with a large bundle of underwood. The underwood was fresh broken off from the stem. I have frequently cautioned the defendant." The defendant admitted the charge, and also that she had twice previously been convicted of a similar offence. She was fined 5/- with 10/6 court costs or in default to go to prison for 14 days with hard labour. She was allowed two weeks to pay the fine. (I do not know if the fine was paid)." John Blanchard john@blanchard.demon.co.uk

Looking for ancestry of both members of this couple: Nicolas Adam b. 12 Oct 1714 in Acadia married to Maria BLANCHARD (no further info). They had a son Augustin Joseph b. 19 Mar 1757 in LaRochelle. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks Banks

I'd like to thank all of our members who have sent me good wishes for my visit to England next week. With the help of some of our B-L members in England and members of the Blanc/shard Family History Society, my plans are nearly complete and it should be a most interesting experience. One of my goals is to discover new information about some of our early BLANCHARDs and I will give a full report to B-L. Fletch

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Bonjour, Have a fruitful trip to England... Hope you can make a connection to THOMAS nad JOSEPH! Albert Belanger

Fletch, Have a very wonderful, and lets hope fruitful trip. Give Fred a big hug for me! I will await your report when you return. -----Original Message----- From: Fletcher Blanchard [SMTP:fab@Klink.Net] Sent: Sunday, May 07, 2000 10:37 AM To: BLANCHARD-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [BLANCHARD] England trip plans On 22 March, I posted a note to the List about a possible trip to England to search for information about the origins of the family of Thomas BLANCHARD (c1590-1654). With the help of several contacts in England, my plans are taking shape. On 19 May, I will meet with Fred Hartley, from Hayes, Middlesex, who has provided much valuable information and guidance in our discussions of the Thomas BLANCHARD family. The next day I will meet Colin Blanshard Withers for our drive to Lincoln and the Annual General Meeting of the BLANC/SHARD Family History Society. I look forward to meeting the Society members and the opportunity to extend greetings from BLANCHARD-L. After a couple of days in the Netherlands with a 'cousin', searching our common Dutch line, I will spend much of the rest of my time at the Hampshire Record Office in Winchester, looking for more BLANCHARDs. Of course, I plan to visit nearby Goodworth Clatford, the earliest known residence of Thomas B. Marshall Blanchard of Wilton, CT, has provided me with a copy of his research of early Blanchard Wills in England and several of our list members have given advice and counsel. I will be checking my e-mail periodically but if any questions arise, I may not be able to respond until I return the end of May. Fletch ==== BLANCHARD Mailing List ==== Check our BLANCHARD Genealogy Databases at: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~blanch-l/blpref.html

On 22 March, I posted a note to the List about a possible trip to England to search for information about the origins of the family of Thomas BLANCHARD (c1590-1654). With the help of several contacts in England, my plans are taking shape. On 19 May, I will meet with Fred Hartley, from Hayes, Middlesex, who has provided much valuable information and guidance in our discussions of the Thomas BLANCHARD family. The next day I will meet Colin Blanshard Withers for our drive to Lincoln and the Annual General Meeting of the BLANC/SHARD Family History Society. I look forward to meeting the Society members and the opportunity to extend greetings from BLANCHARD-L. After a couple of days in the Netherlands with a 'cousin', searching our common Dutch line, I will spend much of the rest of my time at the Hampshire Record Office in Winchester, looking for more BLANCHARDs. Of course, I plan to visit nearby Goodworth Clatford, the earliest known residence of Thomas B. Marshall Blanchard of Wilton, CT, has provided me with a copy of his research of early Blanchard Wills in England and several of our list members have given advice and counsel. I will be checking my e-mail periodically but if any questions arise, I may not be able to respond until I return the end of May. Fletch

Dear List, Now that I have the easiest parts of my genealogy fairly well researched, I'll start on the hardest, one of which is whether Elizabeth Blanchard was the mother of my second great-grandfather, Reuben Thorp Legg. Reuben's father, Caleb Legg, was born in Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts, 16 April 1779, the son of Reuben Legg and Elizabeth Fletcher. He is almost certainly the Caleb Legg who married Elizabeth Blanchard in Leicester, Worcester County, Massachusetts, 9 December 1802 (Vital Records of Leicester, Mass., published by Franklin W. Rice in 1903). Other Blanchards listed in this book include Barnard and Phebe Blanchard who had four children born between 1792 and 1800, and five Blanchard women, including Elizabeth, who married between 1768 and 1802. I don't know if Elizabeth's birthplace is Massachussetts; in the 1880 census, Reuben Thorp Legg gave his mother's birthplace as Connecticutt. Caleb moved to New York State some time after his marriage, settling first in Greene and Herkimer Counties before moving on to the Town of Caroline, Tompkins County. I have not found him in the 1810 census but in 1820, he is listed in Tompkins County with his wife and a boy and girl, both under 10, one of whom is Reuben Thorp Legg, born in 1817. In the 1850 census, Tompkins County, he is listed as living with Elsa, aged 58 (Caleb was 71) whose birthplace is given as Rhode Island. In 1860 and 1865, he lived with Reuben Thorp Legg, dying in 1866 at the age of 87. As his son and daughter were not born until at least ten years after Caleb's marriage to Elizabeth, it may be that Elizabeth died some time in their early marriage and Caleb married a second time. Does anyone on the list know anything of the Leicester Blanchards or have any information on the Elizabeth Blanchard who married Caleb Legg? Any information would be gratefully received. Ruth

Complying with our sysop's request, I am posting here my take on how I am descended from a Blanchard. The resources provided by this maillist already have essentially confirmed what I had from the sources cited below, for which I am grateful. Perhaps my only revision would be to put quotes around "Joseph". For what it may be worth to other readers, I have outlined briefly where this line connects with one of my main lines (my mother's family). Oh yes, I do have blanks as yet for the ancestry of Ruth Adams, Kendall Nichols, Hannah Simonds, and only a bit on Elizabeth Shattuck. If anyone feels the urge, please share what you know. Stewart Rowe Blanchard Genealogy from first known in America, to Marinda Blanchard who married Lebanon Brown in Keene NH 24 Dec. 1834. Surnames: Adams, Blanchard, Brackett, Brown, Farnsworth, Kinsley, Lepingwell, Nichols, Nutting, Parker, Shattuck, Simonds, Snow, Stone, Wheeler, Whitney, Wright Joseph1 died in Boston Oct. 1637. He was probably born in Normandy, went to England as a child. He m. Ann _______, (probably in England). Ann moved with her children to Salem - was granted land in Marblehead Neck; admitted to church membership in Salem 30 July 1643. Her death 24 June 1662 is recorded at both Chelmsford and Woburn Source: NEHGR 93: 162ff John2 was the child of Joseph Blanchard and Ann ______. He had resided in Salem, admitted freeman 2 May 1643 (NEHGR 3:192). John B. birthdate unknown but likely ca. 1620; died in Dunstable MA 1693. He marrried (1) Elizabeth Hills, abt 1658; she died 1662. He m.(2) abt. 1663 Hannah (Brackett) Kinsley. Hannah, bapt at Boston 4 Nov 1634, killed by Indians 3 July 1706, was dau. of Richard and Alice Brackett, and the widow of Samuel Kinsley, who died at Billerica 1662. They m prob at Charlestown. John moved to Charlestown (owned a lot in 1658), Chelmsford (ca. 1664; births of later children recorded there) and in 1680 sold their homestead in Chelmsford and moved to Dunstable, where he is listed as a proprietor in 1683 and was chosen a selectman several times. There were two children of Dea. John and Elizabeth and nine of Dea. John and Hannah Blanchard. His widow Hannah, her daughter Elizabeth (Kinsley) Cummings, her son Nathaniel Blanchard with his wife, Lydia Blanchard, and Susannah, a daughter of Nathaniel and Lydia Blanchard, were slain at Dunstable by the Indians, July 3, 1706. D4 Thomas3 was 7th child of John Blanchard and probably the fifth of John and Hannah Kinsley. Thomas Blanchard was b. at Chelmsford "about 1668", d. at Dunstable 9 Mar 1727. He m.(1) at Woburn 13 Feb. 1689, Tabitha Lepingwell, b. 8 May 1661, d. 29 Nov. 1696. He m. (2) at Dunstable 4 Oct. 1698, Ruth Adams, b. at Chelmsford 8 Mar 1673, dau of Peletiah and Ruth (Parker?) Adams. D5 Children: Thomas, 12 Aug. 1699; William, 1701 ; and Ruth, 1 Apr. [p.197] 1703. Savage197ff Pelatiah Adams was b. 6:1:1646 in Concord to Thomas and Mary (Blackmore) Adams. He d. in Chelmsford 29 APR 1725. C6; D5 Lt. Thomas Adams b. 1612 Barton St. David, Somersetshire, England, d. 1688 Chelmsford and Mary Blackmore (m. abt. 1643). No data on her. William4 Blanchard was the youngest child of Thomas Blanchard and Ruth Adams. He was b. at Pepperell 5 Sept. 1713, (family records say 1714), d. New Ipswich NH 17 Feb 1805. William m. Deliverance Parker at Groton 28 Feb 1733. Deliverance Parker b at Groton 28 July 1714, dau of Nathan and Lydia (Nutting) Parker. (See Ancestry of Deliverance Parker) Simeon5 Blanchard was third ch of William Blanchard and Deliverance Parker. He was b at Groton 11 June 1747 and d. at New Ipswich 29 or 22 June 1822. He m. at Pepperell 28 Feb. 1776 Elizabeth Shattuck. Elizabeth Shattuck b at Pepperell 11 June 1751, dau. of John and Elizabeth (Shattuck) Shattuck, d. 9 Apr. 1844 in New Ipswich NH. History of New Ipswich says "he served a few days in the company of Capt. Silas Wright of Stoddard which marched upon one of the Ticonderoga alarms in 1777." Children of Simeon and Elizabeth from family records (order may be wrong): Simeon, whose children were Hosea, Nancy, Charles, Susan, Sarah. Betsey m. Simeon Wright Chandler 235 Levi Louise m. Isaiah Wright Chandler 236 Sally (Sarah) died unm. William, m. Susan Farnsworth, had 12 children Charlotte m. David Whitney, res. Ashby MA Levi6 Blanchard b. 17 Dec. 1780, d.12 Mar 1857; was third child of Simeon and Elizabeth. Levi m. Hannah Nichols 16 Apr. 1807 at New Ipswich. Hannah b. 28 Jan 1791, d. 28 Oct. 1871 was dau of Kendall Nichols and Hannah Simonds. They moved to Keene about 1838. Children of Levi and Hannah: i. Betsy b. 1809 m. Nathan Stone; ii. Marinda b. 8 Mar 1812, m. Lebanon Brown in Keene 24 Dec. 1834 or 1835 iii. Elvira b. 1814 m. George Wheeler; iv. Gilman b. 1817 m. Elizabeth Wheeler; v. Hannah b 20 Aug 1819 in Sharon m. Hosea Snow (b. Westmoreland 1Aug 1818) of Keene 6 Apr. 1848. I have a powder horn incised "Hosea Snow - His Horn 1777", apparently passed down from a namesake from that date. vi. Levi M. b. 1822 m Eliza Nutting; vii. Clarissa b. 1824 m. Elijah Edwards; viii. Julia b. 1827 d. age 18; ix. Horace K. b. 1830 d.1899; x. Charles R. b. 1832 d. 1908; xi. Sophronia b. 1835 d.1835. To tie this into the rest of my family: 7. Lebanon Brown m. Marinda Blanchard 24 Dec. 1835. Marinda Blanchard b. 8 May 1812 Sharon NH, d. 16 or 18 May 1891 Keene NH. Lebanon Brown was deacon of Baptist Church in Keene; d. 21 Jul 1846. Lebanon Brown was descended from Thomas Brown of Sudbury 1637 and Concord 1638, by way of Boaz2, Thomas3, John4, Josiah5 (The last two moved to New Ipswich NH), and Abner6. Children: i Marshall Lebanon Brown b. 18 Apr. 1837, m. Helen Adams Childs 10 Nov. 1869 ii Milan Howard Brown b. 1839 d. 1840 iii Mary Marinda Brown b. 21 May 1841, m. Wm. D. Parlin 1865 8 iv George Abner Brown b. 28 Jan 1845 Keene NH, d 13 Oct. 1928 Wallingford Conn. 8. George A. Brown m. Ida Lavinia Stewart 25 June 1867 in Keene NH. These were my maternal grandparents. Ida Stewart, b. 22 Oct 1847 in Westmoreland NH, dau. Reuben Stewart and Caroline Elizabeth Cowles, d. 17 Sep 1942 in Wallingford, CT. Sources: Joseph Blanchard and His Descendants NEHGR 93:162-170, 229-233 (1939), by J. Crawford Hartman (Essentially the same material in Chandler, History of New Ipswich (1914).) C: Concord, Mass. Births, Marriages and Daths D: EARLY GENERATIONS OF THE Founders of Old Dunstable THIRTY FAMILIES Savage: Genealogical Dictionary of New England Settlers Family records Chandler, History of New Ipswich (1914) [Summarized by Stewart Rowe 2/14/99; revised 1/6/2000]

1. Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies are now searchable at Cornell. http://library5.library.cornell.edu/moa/moa_browse.html A friend recommended this web site. It has quite a few Blanchards on it... thought you all would like to check it out.

I haven't been receiving any lists now for awhile. Was I unsubscribed for some reason? Kathy

Kathy, I don't think so, everybody is just being very quiet these days. Linda "Bakers" <the.bakers@flashnet.it> wrote: I haven't been receiving any lists now for awhile. Was I unsubscribed for some reason? Kathy ==== BLANCHARD Mailing List ==== Try Surname Helper to search a surname on our GenConnect Boards. http://cgi.rootsweb.com/surhelp-bin/srchsite.pl?site=88BLANCHAR ____________________________________________________________________ Get free email and a permanent address at http://www.netaddress.com/?N=1

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To whoever was looking for Blanchards in Utah; Ancestry.com has some listed under Utah Pioneers. Could they be the ones you are looking for? I've looked at some of it,& it sounds like they have 2 families listed. I hope this helps. Linda Tparkie@aol.com wrote: I have a John BLANCHARD, b. 1849, Wiltshire, Eng. who married Catherine 'Kate' MacDonald GRAY, b. 1847, Dunoon, Scotland. John's father, Robert BLANCHARD was from Wantstro, Somerset, England. Eventually, a child, Hector BLANCHARD b. after 1881, married Lily LAWSON, b. Scotland, in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA. I have lost the line at that point and am wondering if any of you have anyone who might fit this line. Thanks for any help at all, Janet in USA Tparkie@aol.com ==== BLANCHARD Mailing List ==== Search the Roots-L Archives (10 years!) http://searches.rootsweb.com/roots-l.search.html ____________________________________________________________________ Get free email and a permanent address at http://www.netaddress.com/?N=1