I sent this before but did not see it on the list. I just added the Boston Marriages for 1716 & 1717 to my web site at: http://www.rays-place.com/town/ma/boston/ These will be merged in with the other marriage records that I are online when I have at laest 5 years to add to that file. Please don't reply to this address, it goes noplace, that way my address does not get picked up by spammers from the archives. Cheers Ray Brown

I just added the Boston Marriages for 1716 & 1717 to my web site at: http://www.rays-place.com/town/ma/boston/ These will be merged in with the other marriage records that I are online when I have at laest 5 years to add to that file. Please don't reply to this address, it goes noplace, that way my address does not get picked up by spammers from the archives. Cheers Ray Brown

Look on Google.com for Boston Tea Party Participants. There is one item about the event, another item with names of the participants, and another item with names of lodge members participating in the event. Be careful of the spelling. Two of my relatives on the list have a variation on the usual spelling. I found half a dozen family names on the list. History and genealogy are fun! Elizabeth in Indianapolis

Does anyone know how I can find out about the individuals who were in the meeting before the Boston Tea Party was held? We believe our ggg-grandfather was in that meeting and also was one of those who took part in the actual event. We think his name was David Allen. We also found out he was a Mason in Boston. How can we find information out from that lodge? I think it was St. Andrews Masonic Lodge. I've written to the librarian and not received any response. Thank you, Florence Allen

Dear List, I have documentation of a marriage between James E. FOOTE and Emily Maude YOUNG on 12-Dec., 1890, performed by Abijah HALL. I have the marriage certificate from the City of Boston, and the event is documented in the obituary for Emily Maude (WILLIAMS) (YOUNG) FOOTE, 8-Jul., 1927. "WILLIAMS" was her birth name - "YOUNG" was her stepfather's name. The obituary describes the wedding as a largely attended event at Tremont Temple - several hundred guests. Both members of the wedding party were officers in the Salvation Army, and the ceremony was assisted by Ballington BOOTH. One would think that such an event would have made the papers. Does anyone have access to old newspapers from this time or can they point me to a resource for same? I certainly would be willing to pay for reasonable expenses. Thank you in advance, Janet FOOTE Katy, TX

In a message dated 11/15/2003 11:25:53 PM Eastern Standard Time, rays-place@rays-place.com writes: > > > I have updated the Early Boston Marriages at my web site. They have been > expanded to include the years 1680 to 1715. > > There are not that many from the 1680's, but start having a lot in the > 1690's. These only include the marriages that were recorded with the > City of Boston. Even if you have a record of a marriage there these may > still be of help as they also include the name of the Minister or J.P. > who performed the marriage. > > I also have some later ones that were not recorded with the City online, > these are on seperate pages by the Church that they were performed in. > > Coralynn Brown has also typed up vital records from other towns around > Boston that were recorded in Boston, more of these will also be added > later to what is online. > > A direct link to all of these is: > http://www.rays-place.com/town/ma/boston/ > > Please stop by the entry page of my web site also to see all the other > things that I have to help you. > http://www.rays-place.com > > DENNON(Dinnin, see also Dinneen) Eugene, ch. John and Catherine, Aug. 11, 1848, in T. C.R. 8. Patrick(Dinnin) 2nd, s. Patrick(laborer), Feb. 8, 1846, in T. JohnDENNENcould be john b 1820 chelsea ma. weds Catherine BRADY 1818@9 Oct 1872@54,@ST. MARY'S CEMETERY ,TAUNTON MA. they have Edward DENNEN 5 Apr 1889 @TAUNTON MA.Jul 1970@ Attleboro MA. Thomas H.DENNEN1860abt@,Taunton,Ma.rs@,Taunton,Ma.1860abt- William F.DENNEN 1863abt@TAUNTON MA.d.@TAUNTON MA. rs@TAUNTON MA.1863abt-wed Elizabeth Sibbie GregDENNEN1863,@N.Y.rs@N.Y.1863,abt- Katie A.DENNEN1857abt@,TAUNTON MArs@TAUNTON MA1857abt- Mary "Denning"DENNEN1850abt@Ireland-rs@Ireland1850abt-rs@Chelsea,Ma.,1869-rs@Chelsea,Ma.,1873-rs@ireland1875abt-rs@Chelsea,Ma.,1876-rs@Chelsea,Ma .,1878-weds PatrickCROWLEY1846,abt@Ireland-rs@Ireland.1846,abt-rs@Chelsea,Ma.,1869-rs@Chelsea,Ma.,1873-rs@ireland1875abt-rs@Chelsea,Ma.,1876-rs@Chelsea,Ma.,1878- UnreadableDENNEN@22DAYS,TAUNTON MA@ST. MARY'S CEMETERY ,TAUNTON MA

I have updated the Early Boston Marriages at my web site. They have been expanded to include the years 1680 to 1715. There are not that many from the 1680's, but start having a lot in the 1690's. These only include the marriages that were recorded with the City of Boston. Even if you have a record of a marriage there these may still be of help as they also include the name of the Minister or J.P. who performed the marriage. I also have some later ones that were not recorded with the City online, these are on seperate pages by the Church that they were performed in. Coralynn Brown has also typed up vital records from other towns around Boston that were recorded in Boston, more of these will also be added later to what is online. A direct link to all of these is: http://www.rays-place.com/town/ma/boston/ Please stop by the entry page of my web site also to see all the other things that I have to help you. http://www.rays-place.com Cheers Ray Brown

Hello everyone, I would like to hear from any Descendants of Lawrence Watson and Bridget (nee Reddy) Both were born in Ireland,Lawrence abt 1815 and Bridget abt 1833. IO don't know when the went to America or how. They had the following children all born in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts,USA: William J Watson abt 1859 Henry Barnett Watson 13 July 1864. He came to Australia and married and had a family here. He was my Great Grandfather. Mary G Watson abt 1866 John A Watson Abt 1867 James F Watson Abt 1876 Caroline Watson abt 1882. I would like to hear from any descendants of any of the above. I am doing the Watson Family tree here in Australia and have a web site at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mckiegen/index.html where the family tree for Watson can be found. Thanks, and hope to hear from you soon. Bill McKie, Bundanoon,NSW, Australia. --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.528 / Virus Database: 324 - Release Date: 16/10/03

In a message dated 11/11/2003 11:51:04 AM Eastern Standard Time, Lattavol@aol.com writes: > Subj:Fwd: [BOSTON] Revere Cemetery > Date:11/11/2003 11:51:04 AM Eastern Standard Time > From: Lattavol@aol.com > To: BOSTON-L@rootsweb.com > > > Dave, I saw one some place. It might have been on-line, but I can't be sure. > It listed who was in what row. I know, because some of my Slade relatives > are there, and I was able to verify that. There is a tour of the Revere > Cemetery on-line, because Moses Collins tombstone showed in it and he was the > second husband of an x-great grandmother, although no blood relative of mine > (that I know of!). I am at work now and can't really give you the links, but I > will try to remember to look them up tonight if no one else has anwered you > or if you have not found them yourself using Google or whatever. > > Sue > > PS We ARE talking about what is known as the "Old Cemetery," right? It is >

---------5e19832a7fb2670c5e19832a7fb2670c Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Content-Disposition: inline ---------5e19832a7fb2670c5e19832a7fb2670c Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: <Lattavol@aol.com> Received: from aol.com (mow-m15.webmail.aol.com [64.12.180.131]) by air-id07.mx.aol.com (v97.8) with ESMTP id MAILINID74-3e053fb111c3297; Tue, 11 Nov 2003 11:43:48 -0500 Date: Tue, 11 Nov 2003 11:43:47 -0500 From: Lattavol@aol.com To: Stoddjazz@aol.com Subject: Re: [BOSTON] Revere Cemetery MIME-Version: 1.0 Message-ID: <6CEC9271.47B5BD3E.00789A77@aol.com> X-Mailer: Atlas Mailer 2.0 X-AOL-IP: 64.214.224.86 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Dave, I saw one some place. It might have been on-line, but I can't be sure. It listed who was in what row. I know, because some of my Slade relatives are there, and I was able to verify that. There is a tour of the Revere Cemetery on-line, because Moses Collins tombstone showed in it and he was the second husband of an x-great grandmother, although no blood relative of mine (that I know of!). I am at work now and can't really give you the links, but I will try to remember to look them up tonight if no one else has anwered you or if you have not found them yourself using Google or whatever. Sue PS We ARE talking about what is known as the "Old Cemetery," right? It is near the site of a former Unitarian Church and the railroad tracks? ---------5e19832a7fb2670c5e19832a7fb2670c--

Machelsea-L covers chelsea-revere-winthrop for those interested and is a special type of list jim

Good Tuesday morning. Does anyone know of a tombstone inscription index of burials in the Revere Cemetery? Does the cemetery itself provide any information? I am searching for members of the MOONEY family between 1890 and 1920. Dave in Connecticut

Hello Listers, Please could someone tell me the E-Mail address for Manchester Family History Soc.(that's if they have one) also does anyone know the Local Newspaper for Manchester? Would they publish a letter if I wrote to them? Best Wishes, Beatrice, Manchester, England. _________________________________________________________________ Get Hotmail on your mobile phone http://www.msn.co.uk/msnmobile

Hello Listers, Please could someone help me find any relatives of Ruth M. Sweeney? This lady died 1997 aged 94, she was born at 15 Cottage Side, Boston and died in Manchester,NH. I would love to hear from anybody that could be related to her. Her Grandfather was Ralph Tomlinson and he emigrated to Boston from Cheshire, England about 1869. Best Wishes to you all, Beatrice in Manchester, England. _________________________________________________________________ Sign-up for a FREE BT Broadband connection today! http://www.msn.co.uk/specials/btbroadband

The local newspaper for Manchester, NH, is the Manchester Union Leader. Its web address is www.unionleader.com. They do print letters but whether they printed yours or not would depend on the content, etc. The New Hampshire Historical Society is in Concord, NH. Its web site is www.nhhistory.org.

I found an Amelia DeMark at 17 Lyman Street: Demark, Amelia, head, f, w, 63, Widow, 6, 6, Italy, Italy, Italy, 1883, Alien, none ", Frank, son, m, w, 35, S, Iatly, Italy, Italy, 1883, Alien, Tailor, Tailor shop ", Ralph, son, m., w, 33, Widow, Italy, Italy, Italy, 1883, Alien, tailor, tailor shop ", Louis, son, m, w, 27, S, Mass., Italy, Italy, printer, print shop Lucy Whoever said "Seek and ye shall find" was not a genealogist.

I searching for my great grandparents, Fracesco & Camille or Amalia DeMark or DeMarco who lived at14 Lyman St. Boston, Mass.in 1903. Thanks for your help

In a message dated 11/9/2003 11:20:28 AM Eastern Standard Time, CARADOC28 writes: > > John J.FLATTERY1867abt@Boston,Ma.-rs@Boston,Ma.1867abt-son of Thomas > FLATTERY rs@Boston,Ma.1867abt- & Ellen rs@Boston,Ma.1867abt- sorry pressed send to quick do you have anything on these flatterys in boston jim

John J.FLATTERY1867abt@Boston,Ma.-rs@Boston,Ma.1867abt-son of Thomas FLATTERY rs@Boston,Ma.1867abt- & Ellen rs@Boston,Ma.1867abt-

Charlene, Are you referring to St. Francis DeSales Cemetery on Bunker Hill Street in Charlestown? According to David Allen Lmbert's book "A Guide to Massachusetts Cemeteries," the Archdiocese Archives has burial records 1833-1890 and cemetery lot sales 1834-1849. Contact info: Archives of Archdiocese of Boston, 2121 Commonwealth Ave., Brighton, MA 02135; 617-254-0100. Sandra ----- Original Message ----- From: "charlene hyde" <charh22@silverstar.com> To: <BOSTON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, November 08, 2003 4:05 PM Subject: [BOSTON] Charlestown R.C. Cemetery > I am trying to find out more about the Catholic Cemetery in Charlestown. I believe my g g grandmother was buried there in 1834. I have written letters in an attempt to learn more about the cemetery and where the records may have been kept. I was told that probably no records were kept. I read the book Fire and Roses and I get the impression that a Catholic Cemetery was established in Charlestown in 1830 by Bishop Fenwick and that in 1834 a caretaker house was built even though the cemetery was "a target for threatened violence". > If anyone knows anything else about the cemetery, I would appreciate so much being contacted. Were there burials there after 1834? > My g g grandmother was Hannah Moakeler (Moakler) and she was buried 26 Nov 1834. She was the wife of Michael Moakler. > Thank you, > Charlene Hyde > charh22@silverstar.com > > > ==== BOSTON Mailing List ==== > Boston Historical Society: > http://www.bostonhistory.org > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >