This time i am posting a query for an online research-pal - he would like to verify information re the following Covey: 1 Kingsbury Covey b. 1775/52/55-65 d. 1840 m. 17 Feb 1799 Mary (Polly) Bennett b. 1780 d. aft 1850 Thanks - again - to everyone who has been so helpful with my queries - and I just know I will have another one in a day or two! Denise Sallee

I guess I am terribly interested in the connection between the Joseph COVEY who we know to have started off (Record-wise anyway) in Chesterfield, NH records and the Samuel COVEY and wife Mary who had a son, Samuel, recorded at Chesterfield b. 1773 in Randall's book, dated 1882. I mean, we desc of Sam COVEY, Sr (c1755) are looking for a Sam COVEY and whatever wife, who had firstborn son, Samuel Jr, anywhere from 1772 to about 1775. The 1860 (I think) census indicates that Sam Jr was born 1772. I have always wondered about the proximity between Joseph COVEY of Windham County and our Samuel of Caldwell's Manor/Alburgh. Guaranteed, I have nothing that points to our Samuel being in NH. His Memorial indicates he went from the Fort Anne area of (now) Washington County, NY to St. Therese, Quebec where he was housed for a time as a Royalist/Loyalist, and then on to Noyan-Caldwell's Manor. BUT -- who is this Sam COVEY and wife Mary in NH???? And, -- he had a son born 1773 names Samuel. Where did this person go? Has anyone checked land records for that area? I'm sure they have been scoured, but I would like to know. Also -- many years ago I came across a page within New Hampshire Grants somewhere (believe me, don't remember the source, and have spent the better part of several days trying to find my photocopies some months ago). Does anyone have copies of anything that list -- 3 COVEY names as petitionaers on a NH Grant application? Anyone with either Joseph COVEY roots or Samuel COVEY roots, please jump in here! Looking for ideas. Pam >>Hi Chris and all, >> >>I descend from Joseph Covey of Acton/Windham, Windham County, VT. Here are >>some details I have collected on him: >> >>SOURCE! "History of Chesterfield" by Oran E. Randall-1882: >>"COVEY, Joseph, here in 1770. >>COVEY, Samuel, m. Mary _______. Had a son, Samuel, b. June 3, 1773." >> >>SOURCE! Windham Town Records Bk 1 p 91 1811: >>Treasurer report of the Poor in Windham: >>Balance due on Notes against Joseph Covey deducted 5.00.0 ******************************************************** Pam Wood Waugh moodies@magicnet.net 730 Dunhill Dr or waughp@ocps.k12.fl.us Orlando, FL 32825 Quebec GenWeb Eastern Townships Research site: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/3500/et.html Family Lines: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/3500 Listowner for COVEY-L, SALLS-L, TRYON-L, WAUGH-L and QC-ETANGLO-L

Hi all What is the COVEY-D Digest V99 #30, and how do you subscribe?

Denise Sallee I am interested in the Covey's of Rensselaer co NY. My COVEY married a VAN CURLER Your dated coinside with mine. I have other relatives all over Rensselaer, Washington, and Columbia. My COVEY's were born in Bennington Co., VT maybe we can connect. I think these COVEY'S came from NY instead of NH. Jane Stickle Crosier of Indianapolis

As a follow-p and clarification to my previous query - I do know that James b. 1715 ended up in Dutchess Co - that line is well documented in the Quist book - it is the other brothers I need information about. Denise

Is anyone working on the Covey line who went from RI to Stonington CT - this would be the James Covey b.1687 line including his sons Hope b 1712 and James b.1715 and John b. 1717. I am interested in finding out more about them and if they ended up going to NY. Thanks - Denise

I came across this site and document today - in case anyone is researching early Coveys in England. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Valley/9681/waout3.html

Here I am again! If anyone has any information about any Coveys in Rensselaer co NY between @1780 to @1840 I would really appreciate hearing from you. Also, my mother was there last summer and copied some deed info from the courthouse for early Coveys - I'd be glad to share. As part of this query I am looking at associated families: Sweet, Green, Phillips, Wallace. Thanks to you all who have been so helpful with my questions! I am very grateful - Denise Sallee

Hi Denise According to the NYGEN site there http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyclinto/ there were no Covey's listed in either the 1800 or 1810 census. None in Franklin County (adjacent county) 1n 1810. In 1820 there is one. Ira Covey, in Chateaugay lististed in 1820 -----Original Message----- From: Ralph Sallee <sallee@redshift.com> To: COVEY-L@rootsweb.com <COVEY-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, March 25, 1999 1:39 AM Subject: Clinton County NY >Still trying to sort out early NY Coveys: >I am now pursuing a John Covey who md Desire Blosson in Hopkinton, >Clinton Co in 1768 - can anyone tell me about the Coveys who were there >prior to 1830? > >Thanks! >Denise Sallee > > >

Still trying to sort out early NY Coveys: I am now pursuing a John Covey who md Desire Blosson in Hopkinton, Clinton Co in 1768 - can anyone tell me about the Coveys who were there prior to 1830? Thanks! Denise Sallee

Hello, I think this Sylvester was listed as a deserter. He would probably be mine. (Smile) I have a younger Sylvester b in Stanstead in 1841. Sylvester is the son of James Covey allegedly b in 1810, but who knows. My family members seem to jump back and forth between first and middle names, so I'm not even sure of the name any more. Sue

Many thanks to Scott! This is an interesting database, and certainly will be an asset to some of our COVEY researchers, even if it doesn't help with COVEY ;-) My question is - to all out there - does this Sylvester COVEY fit in to anyone's line? The record says he was born in Plainfield, NH about 1813. Whose line does he fit into?? Pam At 08:17 AM 3/22/99 -0600, Ferguson, C Scott wrote: >To all, >I found two Coveys on this link. > >Randell Covey of CT and Sylvester Covy. I hope it helps someone. >Scott > > >Search the "DESCRIPTIVE & HISTORICAL REGISTER of Enlisted Soldiers in the >U.S. Army," >who served "At Buffalo," between 1835 and 1846. This is a free service on: > >The Buffalo Barracks Historical Web Site >[ http://www.buffalonet.org/army ] > >Men from every pre-Civil War state were well represented at this short >lived >federal military post. Many having served in the Florida Indian Wars, the >War with Mexico, and then the Civil War. > *************************************************************************** Pam Wood Waugh moodies@magicnet.net or 730 Dunhill Drive, Orlando, FL 32825 waughp@ocps.k12.fl.us My Family Lines: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/3500/ My Eastern Township (Quebec) Research site: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/3500/et.html List-Owner for QC-ETANGLO-L, COVEY-L, SALLS-L, TRYON-L and WAUGH-L **************************************************************************

I have the 2 vol Quist book on Coveys for a few days from the library. - any lookups from the index? I will do my best! Denise Sallee

To all, I found two Coveys on this link. Randell Covey of CT and Sylvester Covy. I hope it helps someone. Scott -----Original Message----- From: Clifford R. Williams [mailto:104740.372@compuserve.com] Sent: Sunday, March 21, 1999 6:23 AM To: VACARROL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [VACARROL-L] The Descriptive Register To All Whom It May Concern: Search the "DESCRIPTIVE & HISTORICAL REGISTER of Enlisted Soldiers in the U.S. Army," who served "At Buffalo," between 1835 and 1846. This is a free service on: The Buffalo Barracks Historical Web Site [ http://www.buffalonet.org/army ] Men from every pre-Civil War state were well represented at this short lived federal military post. Many having served in the Florida Indian Wars, the War with Mexico, and then the Civil War. Perhaps you have an ancestor who was at the Buffalo Barracks? Cliff Williams 104740.372@compuserve.com ==== VACARROL Mailing List ==== Remember to ALWAYS post messages to VACARROL-L@rootsweb.com even if you're subscribed in digest mode. ALWAYS use an approprate Subject: line (NOT starting with Re: )

Arlene: This looks interesting. I'll look through it and get back with you soon. Bill Covey Author of: Watson Is Where It Wuz http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Station/3265/Welcome.html -----Original Message----- From: Chris Covey <chri616@ibm.net> To: COVEY-L@rootsweb.com <COVEY-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, March 20, 1999 9:11 PM Subject: Re: Joseph Covey/Johnson's Gore VT >Thank You, It helps a lot. >Bear with me as I am a rank amateur here. I didn't check all the spelling >variations when I was looking at the 1790 Census. I missed Coovey! I have v

Thank You, It helps a lot. Bear with me as I am a rank amateur here. I didn't check all the spelling variations when I was looking at the 1790 Census. I missed Coovey! I have him in 1800 though at Johnson's Gore. I also have a second, Joseph Covey, at Windham in Windham County, as a single male 16-26. Windham is over the mountains and down the river so to speak. It's a long long way from Alburg. Very different naming patterns between Joseph and Samuel. On Samuel's side I don't think there are any David Joseph Theodore Theodosia Levi Azal Lyman Ransom or Saphroha names. They must have been distant cousins. Samuel's line has a set of names that tend to repeat. Is that so with Jeseph? I see Theodore and Theodosia are from their mother's side. There is a common Samuel though. I had Johnson's Gore in the wrong county, however I am sure that Crosburg was in Franklin county. So who is this Ebenezer Covy? Is he of Samuel Covey of Alburg of perhaps the Nathan Covey family? -----Original Message----- From: A. Huesman <wajrhues@sover.net> To: Chris Covey <chri616@ibm.net> Cc: COVEY-L@rootsweb.com <COVEY-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, March 20, 1999 8:01 PM Subject: Re: Joseph Covey/Johnson's Gore VT >Hi Chris and all, > >I descend from Joseph Covey of Acton/Windham, Windham County, VT. Here are >some details I have collected on him: > >SOURCE! "History of Chesterfield" by Oran E. Randall-1882: >"COVEY, Joseph, here in 1770. >COVEY, Samuel, m. Mary _______. Had a son, Samuel, b. June 3, 1773." > >SOURCE! Windham Town Records Bk 1 p 91 1811: >Treasurer report of the Poor in Windham: >Balance due on Notes against Joseph Covey deducted 5.00.0 > >SOURCE! "Branches & Twigs"/published by Genealogical Society of Vermont >Vol 6:2 p 45: Excerpts from "History of St. Lawrence County, New York" 1894: >"David M. Covey Stockholm, was born Feb 23, 1824 in Stockholm, on the >farm settled by his father, Samuel, a son of Joseph Covey. Joseph was born >on the Delaware River about 1760, from which place his mother and family >were driven by the indians in Revolutionary times. Joseph settled in >Windham Co Vermont, there lived and died. Samuel was born in Windham >Vermont in 1798. In 1822 he came to Stockholm. He marrried Roxsena, dau of >Joseeph Franklin (who was a second cousin of Benjamin Franklin). David M. >married Laura A. Dustin, dau of Parley Dustin." > >SOURCE! 1790 Census - Johnson's Gore, Windham Co., VT (Johnson's Gore was >between Windham and Acton. Acton became part of Townshend after Windham >voted not to accept it.) >Coovey, Joseph 2/males 16 & up 3/males 16 & under 3/females >----------------------------------------- >Children of Joseph4 COVEY and Theodesia HOOKER are: >i. Elisha (Elihu)2 COVEY, born 25 August 1773 in Acton, Windham Co., VT >ii. Joseph COVEY, Jr., born 11 October 1775 in Acton [Townshend], Windham >Co., VT; died 08 December 1863 in Windham, Windham Co., VT. >iii. Theodore COVEY, born 11 September 1777 in Acton [Townshend], Windham >Co., VT >iv. Polly COVEY, born 21 August 1779 in Acton [Townshend], Windham Co., VT >v. Rachel COVEY, born 09 Nov 1781 in Acton [Townshend], Windham Co., VT >vi. Azal COVEY, born 31 March 1784; died 26 June 1837 in Londonderry, >Windham Co., VT. >vii. Theodosia COVEY, born 17 Sept 1786 in Acton [Townshend], Windham Co., VT >viii. Levi COVEY, born 12 August 1788 in Acton [Townshend], Windham Co., VT >ix. Lyman COVEY, born 02 May 1791 in Acton [Townshend], Windham Co., VT >x. Ransom COVEY, born 15 October 1793 in Acton [Townshend], Windham Co., >VT; died 16 June 1867 in Brattleboro, Windham Co., VT. >xi. Sophy (Saphroha) COVEY, born 06 Nov 1796 in Acton [Townshend], >Windham Co., VT; died 28 June 1835 in Londonderry, Windham Co., VT >xii. Samuel COVEY, born 26 Dec 1798 in Acton [Townshend], Windham Co., VT > >I hope this helps answer some of your questions. If you would like more >info on this family, please e-mail me. > >Regards, Arleen Huesman >wajrhues@sover.net >

Hi Chris and all, I descend from Joseph Covey of Acton/Windham, Windham County, VT. Here are some details I have collected on him: SOURCE! "History of Chesterfield" by Oran E. Randall-1882: "COVEY, Joseph, here in 1770. COVEY, Samuel, m. Mary _______. Had a son, Samuel, b. June 3, 1773." SOURCE! Windham Town Records Bk 1 p 91 1811: Treasurer report of the Poor in Windham: Balance due on Notes against Joseph Covey deducted 5.00.0 SOURCE! "Branches & Twigs"/published by Genealogical Society of Vermont Vol 6:2 p 45: Excerpts from "History of St. Lawrence County, New York" 1894: "David M. Covey Stockholm, was born Feb 23, 1824 in Stockholm, on the farm settled by his father, Samuel, a son of Joseph Covey. Joseph was born on the Delaware River about 1760, from which place his mother and family were driven by the indians in Revolutionary times. Joseph settled in Windham Co Vermont, there lived and died. Samuel was born in Windham Vermont in 1798. In 1822 he came to Stockholm. He marrried Roxsena, dau of Joseeph Franklin (who was a second cousin of Benjamin Franklin). David M. married Laura A. Dustin, dau of Parley Dustin." SOURCE! 1790 Census - Johnson's Gore, Windham Co., VT (Johnson's Gore was between Windham and Acton. Acton became part of Townshend after Windham voted not to accept it.) Coovey, Joseph 2/males 16 & up 3/males 16 & under 3/females ----------------------------------------- Children of Joseph4 COVEY and Theodesia HOOKER are: i. Elisha (Elihu)2 COVEY, born 25 August 1773 in Acton, Windham Co., VT ii. Joseph COVEY, Jr., born 11 October 1775 in Acton [Townshend], Windham Co., VT; died 08 December 1863 in Windham, Windham Co., VT. iii. Theodore COVEY, born 11 September 1777 in Acton [Townshend], Windham Co., VT iv. Polly COVEY, born 21 August 1779 in Acton [Townshend], Windham Co., VT v. Rachel COVEY, born 09 Nov 1781 in Acton [Townshend], Windham Co., VT vi. Azal COVEY, born 31 March 1784; died 26 June 1837 in Londonderry, Windham Co., VT. vii. Theodosia COVEY, born 17 Sept 1786 in Acton [Townshend], Windham Co., VT viii. Levi COVEY, born 12 August 1788 in Acton [Townshend], Windham Co., VT ix. Lyman COVEY, born 02 May 1791 in Acton [Townshend], Windham Co., VT x. Ransom COVEY, born 15 October 1793 in Acton [Townshend], Windham Co., VT; died 16 June 1867 in Brattleboro, Windham Co., VT. xi. Sophy (Saphroha) COVEY, born 06 Nov 1796 in Acton [Townshend], Windham Co., VT; died 28 June 1835 in Londonderry, Windham Co., VT xii. Samuel COVEY, born 26 Dec 1798 in Acton [Townshend], Windham Co., VT I hope this helps answer some of your questions. If you would like more info on this family, please e-mail me. Regards, Arleen Huesman wajrhues@sover.net

Samuel Covey is listed, in the 1790 US Census of Vermont, as living in Alburg with a house hold of: Himself being over 16 years of age. His wife (presumably, wives were counted in the 'any female' category) Two other males over 16 years of age Two other females The only other Covey in the state was Nathan Covey (2 2 2 .) of Bristol which is 80-90 miles from Alburg In the 1800 Vermont Census Samuel is listed with a house hold of 16 comprising of: Himself being over 45 years of age His wife (presumably again) being between the age of 26 and 45 2 other males 10 to 16 3 other males 16 to 26 4 other males under 10 years of age 2 other females 10 to 16 3 other females under 10 years of age The 2 other "over 16 males" (Samuel Jr & ?????) from the 1790 census are not counted in 1800 The Nathan Covey family of Bristol is not listed in 1800 But there is a new Covey family in the northern part of the state Joseph Covey of Johnson's Gore County of Franklin with a family of 11 including 3 males 10-26 years of age. In the 1810 Vermont Census (index only) Samuel is listed with a house hold in Alburg Samuel Jr. is also listed with a house hold in Alburg (I haven't found any local microfiche for 1810 so it is Head of house hold only at this point) There is also a Ebenezer Covy as head of household in Crosburg Franklin County. My question is this. Is Ebenezer Covy a missing son of Samuel Covey? Is he the other over 16 male in the 1790 census? Or is he from the Joseph Covey family of Johnson's Gore? Grand Isle is adjacent to Franklin County. Neither Johnson's Gore or Crosburg exist today. Johnson's Gore is not Johnson in Lamoile county. Ebenezer is not listed in 1830. Any Info ????? -----Original Message----- From: Chris Covey <chri616@ibm.net> To: QC-ETANGLO-L@rootsweb.com <QC-ETANGLO-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, March 20, 1999 4:05 PM Subject: 1790 Vermont census data. > > Many families along the border crossed back and forth over the years. It >sometimes might be helpful to have US census data. I can post early US >census for Northern Vermont towns if anyone wants such data. > I am attaching data for the Northern Grand Isle County towns of Alburg >and le La Motte. The data is available Ms Word 7 format, or the same data in >plain text using a Courier font mono spaced font (everything lines up >correctly in the files) >Email me if you want the files. > I am sorry that this data does not line up at all. The dots are place >holders. It is formated by: >Name of Head of Household, Over 16 Male, Under16 Male, Female(all). >Other > > >FIRST CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES >1790 US Census (Actually taken circa 1791) > >ALBURGH TOWN ... CHITTENDEN COUNTY ... VERMONT > > ------- Free Persons -------- >Head of Household O-16-M U-16-M F(all) Other >Dolong, Ezekiel 1 1 4 . >Covey, Samuel 3 2 3 . >Kickle, Frederick 1 2 2 . >Kelly, Thomas 1 1 1 . >Legard, John 1 1 4 . >Taylor, Reuben 2 . . . >Grigs, Abraham 2 . 3 2 >Able, Henry 1 1 2 . >Marvin, Benjamin 2 2 4 . >Miller, Henry 1 . 2 . >Maning, Gabriel 1 3 4 . >Maning, Joshua 1 4 2 . >Garlick, Reuben 2 6 1 . >Duel, Michael 2 3 3 . >Tar, George 1 3 1 . >Frier, Samuel 1 1 1 . >Martin, Jacobus 1 1 5 . >Vanblete, John 1 1 2 . >Weeks. Joseph 1 1 1 . >Mott, Jacob 1 1 3 . >Mott, Joseph 3 . . . >Soal, William 5 1 2 . >Mott, Samuel 4 5 1 . >Grigs, John 3 2 5 . >Andrew, Thomas 3 1 4 . >Honsinger, Michael 3 . 2 . >Fisher, James 2 . 2 . >Mott, Joseph, Jr. 1 1 2 . >Mott, Richard 2 . 3 . >Conroy, Patrick 2 1 3 1 >Clarke, Titus 1 2 2 . >Lado, John 2 1 1 . >Gilfinning, James 2 . . . >McGregor, Duncan 1 3 3 >Young, James 2 . . . >Wait, Nathan 1 1 3 . >Savage, John 2 . 6 . >Holbrook, Abraham 1 1 2 . >Holbrook, Nathaniel 1 . 1 . >Caragan, Peter 3 . 1 . >Burget, Coonrod 1 1 1 . >Deniah, Eli 1 2 2 . >Clarke, Daniel 2 . 3 . >Harvey, David 1 2 1 . >Dorrow, James 2 . . . >Truman, Peter 1 1 2 . >Concklin, Abraham 1 1 3 . >Cook, Philip 1 1 2 . >Cook, Jacob 3 . 2 . >Waggoner, Francis 2 1 2 . >Haydon, Joseph 1 . 2 . >Munro, Elijah 1 . 4 . >Hogan, Edward 1 . . . >Williston, Mr 1 . 1 . >Miars, William 1 2 2 . >Hammon, Benjamin 2 3 2 . >Wood, Hezekiah 1 . 1 . >Miller, John 2 2 2 . >Smith, Humphry 1 1 3 . >McLane, Hugh 1 1 4 . >Smith, Daniel 3 4 2 . >Brandige, William 1 2 1 . >Pickle, John 1 1 1 . >Beagle, Daniel 1 2 3 . >Smith, John 3 . 2 . >Cnilton, John 1 2 3 . >Reynolds, Thomas 1 2 2 . >Niles, Nathan 1 2 2 . >Reynolds, Elisha 1 1 2 . >Pickle, Jacob 1 . 1 . >Pickle, Christopher 2 . 1 . >Sole, Timothy 1 1 2 . >Sole, Joseph 1 1 1 . >Garner, George 3 . . . >Gibson, John 1 1 3 . >Chambers, John 1 2 2 . >Miller, Samuel 2 1 3 . >Helms, Samuel 1 1 1 . >Sweat, James 2 . 2 . >Por, Moses 2 1 1 . >Logan, David 1 1 . . >Sweat, Stephen 1 . 2 . >Brewer, Jeremiah 3 2 3 . >Wilson, George 2 1 3 . >Wilson, George, Jr. 1 . 3 . >Montle, Francis 3 . 3 . >Montle, Francis, Jr. 1 1 1 . >Honie, John 1 3 4 . >Baer, Coonrod 1 2 3 . >Risgate, Jeremiah 5 1 2 1 > >ISLE MOTT ... CHITTENDEN COUNTY ... VERMONT > >Wales, Nathaniel 3 1 1 . >Blanchard, William 1 3 2 . >Fisk, Ichabod E 2 3 1 . >Eaton, Noah 1 . . . >Knap, Abraham 2 1 3 . >Knap, Abraham Jr. 1 1 2 . >Rasey, Joseph 1 . . . >Hall, Enoch 1 . 3 . >Wait, Gardiner 1 4 1 . >Howcomp, Jesse 1 . 1 . >Mitchel, George 1 . . . >Hall, Nathaniel 1 . . . >Hail, Elihu 1 . . . >Corion, Charless 1 . 2 . > > >Notes to census catagories: >O-16-M Free White Males over 16 years >U-16-M Free White Males under 16 years >F(all) Free White Females >Other ALL Other Free Persons >Slaves Slavery was banned in Vermont > >Isle Mott now known as Isle La Motte >Grand Isle towns were included in Chittenden county in the first census, >Franklin County in the 1800 census, and in Grand Isle County from 1810 on. >

Looking for entries for the Covey families in 1831 census, Godalming 1931.Could anyone please advise me about this, or access to it. Frank Covey, Oregon.

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