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In a message dated 7/4/02 1:03:18 PM, [email protected] writes: << 7. Elizabeth HUBBARD was born on 1 Sep 1774 in Hadley, Hampshire, Massachusetts. She died on 14 Oct 1854 in Hadley, Hampshire, Massachusetts. Elihu SMITH and Elizabeth HUBBARD had the following children: >> Jedediah Smith II, b. 1752 Granville, Hampden, MA, d. after 1816, settled in Blandford, MA, after his marriage to Rhoda HUBBARD--nothing known of her family. Dates are good--could she be kin to Elizabeth? E. W. Prichard researching SMITH, BAKER, COBB, COOPER, DUNN, ROBERTS, WOODWARD & related families in SW MS and the Florida parishes of LA, 1776-1900, including BUHLER, DEVALL, LILLEY, BARNETT in East Baton Rouge Parish; also CARSON in St. Mary Parish; also PRICHARD, BYRD, HERRINGTON, STRINGER in Franklin County, MS.

In a message dated 7/4/02 10:37:37 AM, [email protected] writes: << 1. Eliakim SMITH >> Do we have a match? My gggg-grandfather Jedediah Smith was the oldest of 10 children, b. 31 Jan. 1726/27 Suffield, Hartford, CT, d. 2 Sep 1776 in Natchez, MS. He had a brother Eliakim, b. 27 Jan 1735. Longtime minister of the Congregational church in Granville, Hampden, MA. Parents Ebenezer Smith, b. 1699, and Christiana Owen, b. 1704. E. W. Prichard researching SMITH, BAKER, COBB, COOPER, DUNN, ROBERTS, WOODWARD & related families in SW MS and the Florida parishes of LA, 1776-1900, including BUHLER, DEVALL, LILLEY, BARNETT in East Baton Rouge Parish; also CARSON in St. Mary Parish; also PRICHARD, BYRD, HERRINGTON, STRINGER in Franklin County, MS.

Hello, I'm very pleased to announce that the Middletown, Rutland County, VT. section of the Vermont Web Site has been expanded and now includes the complete text of "History of the Town of Middletown" (pages 641 - 665) from the "History of Rutland County Vermont: With Illustrations & Biographical Sketches of Some of Its Prominent Men And Pioneers", edited by H. Y. Smith & W. S. Rann, Published 1886. By the way, within this section, there is a very entertaining chapter, entitled "THE WOODS SCRAPE." "This affair (it having been generally termed "the Woods scrape"), occurred in Middletown about the year 1800, and deserves brief mention here; our account being drawn from the very careful investigations made by judge Barnes FRISBIE. The WOOD families were early settlers of the town and came from Bennington; some of them were in this town as early as 1782 and were originally from Norwich, Conn. In 1800 they were more numerous here than the people of any other name in the town . . . . " The Middletown, Rutland County, VT page is accessible from the main gateway page, by clicking on the "Latest Additions" button (located in the middle of the page): http://www.rootsweb.com/~vermont/VERMONTGATEWAY.html Best wishes and good luck with your search, Karima List Administrator Vermont Discussion List http://www.rootsweb.com/~vermont/VermontWelcome.html Visit the VERMONT-L Web Site http://www.rootsweb.com/~vermont/

Good Morning Jerry Baxter - Pg. 144 Almira Deborah Listed under the Family of J.W. Martin - on 3 March 1828 he m. Almira Deborah, youngest child of William and Deborah (Buell) Baxter, of Rutland, Vt. and had the following children: Henry Joseph b. 13 Nov 1828 Caroline Agnes b. 24 Jan 1832; d. 8 June 1832 Edgar b. 10 April 1834; d. 3 Jan 1836 Caroline Louisa b. 6 June 1837 Henry Joseph (above) was a resident of Washington D.C. and his daughter Caroline Louisa, lived at home with her parents. Pg. 148 Baxter Family Family of Hon. James Baxter Hon. James Baxter was descended in a direct line from Rev. Richard Baxter of Nonconformist memory, and was b. in Norwich, Vt. 21 Dec 1788. He commenced mercantile business at Stannard Plain in 1817 and 14 Sept 1819 m. Caroline, dau of William Baxter, ESQ of Rutland, Vt. She was b. 10 Feb 1795. In 1829 he was elected to the Provincial Parliment and was the first member sent from Stanstead County. in 1832 he was appointed by the Governor General a member of the Legislative Council, which office he held until the time of his death, 13 Nov 1837. Caroline, his wife, d. 18 April 1865. Children: Harriet b. 4 Oct 1821 m. William B Palmer, Esq. She d. 18 April 1845. George W. b. 1 July 1824 Charles B. b. 5 Jan 1826 James b. 28 July 1831 Pg. 6 James In the section on settling the area: The County of Stanstead The immediate result of the creation of new counties was an increase of the number of members in the Provincial Parliment- of these Stanstead County furnished from one to two. Among it's representatives, up to 1847, were Hon. Ebenezer Peck, Hon. James Baxter, Marcus Child, Esq., Col. Wright Chamberlain and Col. John McConnel. P. 104 James Stanstead Seminary The lot comprising the site of this institution was given by J. Langdon, Esq., of Montpelier, Vt. and Wm. Grannis, Esq., of Stanstead. The building was begun and completed in 1829. The estimated cost $2,500 was divided into shares of $25 each. The shares were sold , but the estimate was not sufficient to finish the building, and the deficiency, amounting to $700, was made up by equal donation from Ichabod Smith, Wilder Pierce and James Baxter. 33 P. In the section in the front of the book on clearing and settling of the area there is the settling of Rock Island. "The Old Yellow Store" was built in 1809 by Hon. Timothy Hinman. It was occupied by Nehemiah Colby, of Derby (Vt). The property has passed through various hands and is now owned by the Heirs of the Hon. P. Baxter. The store has been successively occupied by Baxter & Chamberlin, Baxter & Edmonds, Judd, Bates & hOlmes, Judd, Bates & Wood, Baxter, French & Haskell, P. & J. W. Baxter and Porter & WIley. Pg. 35 Portus In the settling of Beebe Plain Hon. Portus Baxter built a store which has been succesively occupied by Butler & Gilman, Gilman & Holmes, Gilman & Jones and George R. Holmes. Pg. 132 William Listed under the Family of Ichabod Smith Began a business at Stanstead Plain in 1813 in copany with William Baxter and Wilder Pierce. That is all that is mentioned in this book on the Baxter Family - hope it is helpful. Penney

Looking for any information on this gentleman: George Clinton GRANT and family eventually lived in New Jersey, where he died in Monmouth Co in April 1894. I have no resources available for New England, most of my research having been in Kentucky. Will respond to queries about KY, WA and OR. Thanks much, Pat GRANT in Oregon <[email protected]>

Penney, In your message to Bill of yesterday, subject Re: [CRV] Smith-Cox-Hovey, VT, Hanover, NH. Stanstead, QC you did a lookup in your book entitled "The History of Stanstead County Province of Quebec" compiled by B.F. Hubbard. Would you be kind enough to do a lookup for me for the surname BAXTER? TIA for any help you can provide. Jerry Cahill _______________________________________________________________ Using the best genealogy program, The Master Genealogist (TMG) For info and demo see http://www.whollygenes.com/index.htm Researching surnames: CAHILL, BAXTER, CAMPBELL, FAHEY, SUGHRUE, CLIFFORD, and QUINN Family webpage: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jcahill/ _______________________________________________________________

Hi, everyone! I am searching for Joseph RIANT supposedly born in E. Haddam, CT in 1757. No records have been found. He was a Revolutionary War veteran, enlisting in 1776 at E. Haddam for the Mass. line. In 1778, he enlisted in the 3rd NH militia. He lived for a time in Temple, NH. Joseph married Sally POWERS (Isaac, Thomas, Joseph, Thomas, Walter) about 1783 in Dorchester, MA. No records found yet. Their first child, Sarah/Sally RIANT was born in Dorchester in 1783. The rest of their children were born in Franklin Co., ME. There were thirteen children in all. I don't know if any of this area is covered by the CT. River Valley, but I thought I'd give it a shot. I've been forty years looking for this guy and I know that I will find him soon. There are several other people looking for him and they have been most helpful to me in trace Sally POWERS and several lines of Joseph and Sally's descendants. I'd like to prove where Joseph RIANT was born and to whom. Thanks for any help you can offer. Regards, Jan

Hi Bill I have in hand a book entitled "The History of Stanstead County Province of Quebec" compiled by B.F. Hubbard Some of the names you listed are in here and I will list pg. number and a summary of what is said - Jonathan Cox -pg. 66 In 1802 Jonathan guided the E. H. LeBaron family to their new home at the east end of No. 3, 6th Range of Hatley. No mention of Jonathan's wife Naomi Wealthy Cox -pg. 148 Under family of Abraham F. G. Channell -he m. Wealthy in 1815 as his second wife. Abraham was in the mercantile business in Georgeville Children by her were: - Susan b. 3 June 1816 who m. John C. Tuck,esq. - Leon L b. 25 May 1818 m.(1) Harriet Goodrich ; (2) Harriet Gibb; he lived in Clinton County New York - Charles S b. 26 March 1820 and m. Mary A. Webster (who has lineage to Daniel Webster) Capt. Ebenezer Hovey -pg. 247 Ebenezer Hovey m. Rebecca Simmons. They were natives of Connecticut, were the earliest of the pioneers of the settlement of Hatley. He sustained the office of Captain of Militia for many years and was actively employed in public affairs. He d. 24 April 1836. His wife d. in October 1829. Their Children: Polly b. 21 Feb. 1776 m. David Chamberlin Chester b. 20 Jan 1778-notes on his family -see below Roxana b. 5 Dec 1779 m(1) T. McConnell; (2) P. Flanders Clarissa b. 16 Feb 1782 m. Abraham Rexford Ebenezer b. 1 Feb 1784 m. Mary Cox (as you listed) John b. 16 April 1786 m. (1) Ruth Kezar; (2) Ann Mclean - more on family below Piercy b. 15 Aug 1788 m. Simon Kezar Chauncey b. 20 Aug 1790 Sally b. 20 Dec. 1792 m. John Wadleigh Laura b. 29 July 1795 m. (1) Z. Johnson; (2) W. Cox Horace b. 21 Dec 1798 m. Pamelia Wadleigh - more on family below Chester Hovey Family Notes He married Olive Rexford. She d. 21 Aug 1833. He then m. Achsah Kimball. He d. 10 Feb 1853. His children by Olive: - Malinda m. Capt. Taylor Wadleigh - Mary m. Seth Huntington,esq - more notes below - Elmira who d. at age 28 yrs - Lucy m. Charles Wallace - Sophronia m. Nathaniel Hawes - Olive m Russell Rexford - Caroline m Simon Bean, esq. - Chester who d. at age 30 yrs - Alonzo m. Emily A Willard - Hester M m. George Oliver There were no children by Achsah Seth Huntington, Esq notes (i.e.: Mary Hovey) This family are the descendants of the eighth generation in the regular line from Simeon and Margaret Huntington, who emigrated from England to America in 1633. Seth, esq was b. in Roxbury, Vt on 13 June 1796. He m. on 3 April 1825 Mary, daughter of Capt Chester Hovey. Children of Seth and Mary: - Lucius S b. 26 May 1827 m. Miriam Wood - Lucius studied; had a good practice in Shefford County P.Q.; served in the Provincial Parliment of Quebec and Dominion Parliament at Ottawa, Ontario. Children: Caroline b. 20 May 1829 m. Oscar Woodward Clarissa b. 20 May 1829 m. Jesse Kezar Thomas F b. 6 April 1831; d. in March 1932 Frederick A b. 29 Sept 1836 and died at age 25 yrs Elmira b. 7 June 1838 m. Benjamin LeBaron Emiline b. 24 April 1842 m. Henry Pennoyer John Hovey Family His wife Ruth was b. 16 Nov 1785. She d. 1854. He then m.(2) Ann McLean. No children. Horace Hovey Family Was b. in Hatley P.Q. 21 Dec 1798 m. Pamelia Wadleigh - she d. 1844. He then m. (2) Mary Flanders, b. 13 June 1819. Children: Wright b. 23 July 1833 m. Lois Hitchcock Alice J b. 24 Nov 1836 m. (1) Horace Taylor; (2) William Attwood Horace M b. 15 Dec 1840. Studied Law; Practiced in Stanstead. Leslie P b. 29 Oct 1842 Referencing Thomas Ayer (father in law of Mary Ann Hovey b. 1818 Hatley) Pg 36 -Under Forests and Clearing - Settling Brown's Hill This settlement was begun in 1800 by two brothers, Theophilus and Sherborn Brown. The neighborhood was a dense forest - no clearings nearer than Stanstead Plain and the Lake Shore and the beginning of the Nine Partners of Casville. In 1799 Thomas Ayer had begun on No.9, 1st range of Hatley, at the place known as Ayer's Flat. In 1803 Amos Shurtliff and Willard Ayer moved their families in from New Hampshire. They were followed in 1806, by Levi Brown and his family and in 1807 by Jonathan Foss and Benjamin Bartlett. Eleazer Clark, Asa Cole and Thomas Cole came in with their families from Vermont in 1810 and John Brown and his family in 1818. That's about all the connection I can come up with at the moment - hope it's helpful Penney

Please forgive my memory lapse and lost files. I was away from my computer for two months and seem to have lost many of my files and list rules. Please identify the geographic boundaries of the CRV again. Thank you. Lillian in Houston -----Original Message----- From: Karima <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, June 12, 2002 11:12 PM Subject: [CRV] Hello from your new list adminsitrator . . . >Dear Members, > >Please forgive my delay in formally introducing myself to you (although many >of you may already know me from the Vermont-List). I want to let you know >how excited I am about becoming the new administrator for the Connecticut >River Valley List. Cynthia's shoes will be impossible to fill, but >thankfully she is still among us and has promised to continue sharing her >vast experience and knowledge. > >I thought it would be a good time to give a status report on the membership >of the list. As of this evening, there are 248 subscribers to >CT-RIVER-VALLEY-L and 118 subscribers to CT-RIVER-VALLEY-D, for a total of >366 members. > >So, as you can see, we have a great membership base. However, we must >remember that this list, or any list, will only be as active and helpful as >the participation of the members. > >This would be a good time to let the other members of the list know >something about our Connecticut River Valley connections, what information >we are looking for, and what we can offer to the other members of this list >in terms of sharing research and/or resources. > >NOTE - and this is important: I am not suggesting what is commonly referred >to as a "ROLL CALL" On a list this large, that would be a real disaster. >So, please do not put "ROLL CALL" in the subject line. > >I am, however, suggesting that we introduce ourselves to the other list >members, and post at least one inquiry in regard to the research we are >doing. This will be much more productive than just sending a list of >surnames to the list - and you can send as many different queries as you >like. > >So, if you have posted inquiries to the list, and still don't have the >answers you are seeking, take this opportunity to post them again. > >VERY IMPORTANT and helpful to all of us: Please let your fellow list >members know if you have resource material you can share and if you are >willing to do some "lookups" [be sure to set YOUR guidelines for the >information you require in order to do the lookups]. > >On another note - soon I will be adding a new section to the Vermont-L Web >Site, which will be devoted to include the Connecticut River Valley sections >of the states of New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Connecticut. I will go >into the details of this later. If you are not familiar with the Vermont-L >Web Site, you can visit it at: > >http://www.rootsweb.com/~vermont/VERMONTGATEWAY.html > >Best wishes, > >Karima >CT-RIVER-VALLEY List Administrator >List Guidelines: http://www.rootsweb.com/~vermont/CTRiverValleyWelcome.html > > > >==== CT-RIVER-VALLEY Mailing List ==== >**Please list your sources when giving information** > >Karima, List Administrator mailto:[email protected] >List Guidelines: http://www.rootsweb.com/~vermont/CTRiverValleyWelcome.html >

Glad I could be of help. Keep in mind that borders changed over the years. Present day states boundries were quite different when they were colonies. I have found old maps and name change lists to be quite useful in locating ancestral info. Also, villages were often part of a nearby town or township. Lillian -----Original Message----- From: Nancy Tomlin <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Monday, July 15, 2002 6:59 PM Subject: [CRV] Re: CT-RIVER-VALLEY-D Digest V02 #322 >RE: COALBROOK RESPONSE > >Hi 'Envi-Life" Thanks for your answer. Colebrook, CT appears to be the only likely answer to this. >Thanks! > >Nancy > > >> Re: [CRV] COALBROOK? ["Envi-Life, Inc." <[email protected]] >> Subject: Re: [CRV] COALBROOK? >> Date: Sun, 14 Jul 2002 16:18:49 -0500 >> From: "Envi-Life, Inc." <[email protected]> >> To: [email protected] >> >> Could it have been Colebrook, CT? Colebrook is near Norfolk, Torrington, >> Winsted, CT. >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Nancy Tomlin <[email protected]> >> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> >> Date: Friday, July 12, 2002 3:15 PM >> Subject: [CRV] COALBROOK? >> >> >Greetings all >> > >> >Has anyone heard of the town of Coalbrook MA? It was given as a birth >> >place for a relative in the late 1700s. Can't find it in atlas, etc. >> > >> >It may be in Berkshire Co and may be near or part of Tyringham. >> > >> >Thanks! >> >Nancy >> > >> > >> > > > >==== CT-RIVER-VALLEY Mailing List ==== >This List covers the history and genealogy of the Connecticut River Valley [Connecticut, Massachuttes, New Hampshire & Vermont]. > >List Guidelines: http://www.rootsweb.com/~vermont/CTRiverValleyWelcome.html >

Massachusetts (MA) Researcher Update: MA Vital Records Closing! The Massachusetts Genealogical Council (MGC) board has been informed that the MA Department of Health is attempting to get the MA House Bill H5158 passed this week on the third reading in the MA House http://www.state.ma.us/legis/history/h05158.htm . Continued rereading, analysis and consultations regarding this bill by MGC board members and representatives is creating deepening concerns. It is important that you request BOTH a copy of this bill from your MA rep AND an explanation of you rep's position on the contents and the implications. The text of the bill is still not yet on line at http://www.state.ma.us/scripts/legis/ltsh.idq?HouseNumber=5158 Use every avenue. Register your concerns with your MA rep http://www.state.ma.us/legis/repdis01.htm Take a copy of the bill to a town clerk or an archivist at the MA archives and ask them exactly how they would interpret and implement it. Ask the HOUSE RULES committee members about their findings on the impact and the consequences of this bill : Members appointed to the committee: Rep. Scaccia of Boston Honan of Boston Correia of Fall River DiMasi of Boston Speliotis of Danvers Binienda of Worcester Ciampa of Somerville Harkins of Needham Turkington of Falmouth Connolly of Everett Lewis of Dedham Fallon of Malden Kelly of Dalton Cleven of Chelmsford Poirier of North Attleborough http://www.state.ma.us/legis/comm/h33.htm Additional MGC recommendations can be found at http://massgencouncil.home.attbi.com/index.htm . MA residents will shoulder the additional tax dollars, but all researchers will incure both specific costs and indirect costs with this bill - with the closure of access and services! Please, report your findings to the MGC at [email protected] or Massachusetts Genealogical Council , PO Box 5393, Cochituate, MA 01778. Thank you, Sharon Sergeant, Program director Massachusetts Genealogical Council http://massgencouncil.home.attbi.com/index.htm __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Autos - Get free new car price quotes http://autos.yahoo.com

Hello, I'm very pleased to announce that the Mount Tabor, Rutland County, VT. section of the Vermont Web Site has been expanded and now includes the complete text of "History of the Town of Mount Tabor" (pages 692-697) from the "History of Rutland County Vermont: With Illustrations & Biographical Sketches of Some of Its Prominent Men And Pioneers", edited by H. Y. Smith & W. S. Rann, Published 1886. This section is accessible from the main gateway page, by clicking on the "Latest Additions" button (located in the middle of the page): http://www.rootsweb.com/~vermont/VERMONTGATEWAY.html Best wishes and good luck with your search, Karima List Administrator Vermont Discussion List http://www.rootsweb.com/~vermont/VermontWelcome.html Visit the VERMONT-L Web Site http://www.rootsweb.com/~vermont/

Just to share but not any help to you, I have a Jonathan Smith born in 1790 era in NH. Don't have his parents or township. Maybe your Naomi is a sister to his father? Do you have her parents? Jonathan Smith went to Vermont, Windsor and Addison County. Died in Addison Co. I think, but don't have proof. Joanne in Tucson

I'm researching the COX, SMITH families that settled in Stanstead County. All I have is the following: (Attached) Below I need the parents of Jonathan COX & Naomi SMITH Thanks, Bill - William Ayer 407 Katahdin Drive Lexington, MA 02421-6446 1- 781-862-5295 [email protected] First Generation 1. Jonathan COX. Jonathan married Naomi SMITH on 8 Jul 1780 in Hanover, Grafton, NH. They had the following children: + 2 F i. Mary (Polly) COX was born about 1788. 3 F ii. Wealthy COX was born on 15 Dec 1782 in Hanover, Grafton, NH. Second Generation 2. Mary (Polly) COX (Jonathan) was born about 1788 in *NH? or VT?. was buried in Ayer's Flat Cemetery, Ayer's Flat, QC, Canada. Mary married Ebenezer, Jr HOVEY, son of Ebenezer Capt HOVEY and Rebecca SIMMONS. Ebenezer, was born on 1 Feb 1784 in Charlotte, Chittenden, VT. He died on 18 Dec 1865 in Barnston, Stanstead, QC, Canada and was buried in Ayer's Cliff Cemetery, Ayer's Cliff, QC, Canada. They had the following children: 4 F i. Philena HOVEY was born on 22 Dec 1812 in Hatley, Stanstead, QC, Canada. She died on 30 Jan 1892 and was buried in North Hatley Cemetery, North Hatley, Stanstead, QC,Canada. Philena married John Smith GAGE on 25 Jun 1833 in Derby, VT. John was buried in North Hatley Cemetery, North Hatley, Stanstead, QC,Canada. 5 M ii. Chauncey HOVEY was born about 1 Aug 1813 in Hatley, Stanstead, QC, Canada. He died on 17 Aug 1880 in Barnston, Stanstead, QC, Canada and was buried in Ayer's Cliff Cemetery, Ayer's Cliff, Stanstead, QC,Canada. Chauncey married Persis D BISHOP on 24 Mar 1844 in Stanstead, Stanstead, QC, Canada. Persis was born about 1824. She died on 6 Nov 1893 in Way's Mills, Stanstead, QC, Canada and was buried in Ayer's Cliff Cemetery, Ayer's Cliff, Stanstead, QC,Canada. 6 F iii. Mary Ann HOVEY was born in 1818 in Hatley, Stanstead, QC, Canada. She died on 14 Nov 1897 in Ayer's Flat, Stanstead, QC, Canada and was buried on 17 Nov 1897 in Brown's Hill Cemetery, Stanstead East, QC, Canada. Mary married (1) Wilder AYER, son of Thomas AYER and Sylvia WRIGHT, about 1839. Wilder was born in 1819 in Hatley, Stanstead, QC, Canada. He died on 1 Jan 1851 in Hatley, Stanstead, QC, Canada and was buried on 3 Jan 1851 in Brown's Hill Cemetery, Stanstead East, Stanstead, QC,Canada. Mary also married (2) Jonathan Brown SHURTLEFF, son of Amos SHURTLEFF and Nancy BROWN, on 25 Jan 1866 in Stanstead Plain, Stanstead, Quebec, Canada. Jonathan was born on 6 Aug 1807 in Stanstead, Stanstead, QC, Canada. He died on 31 Oct 1888 in Ayer's Flat, Stanstead, QC, Canada and was buried in Brown's Hill Cemetery, Stanstead East, Stanstead, QC,Canada. 7 M iv. John 2nd HOVEY was born about 1821 in Hatley, Stanstead, QC, Canada. He died on 13 Oct 1902 in North Hatley, Stanstead, QC, Canada and was buried in North Hatley Cemetery, North Hatley, Stanstead, QC,Canada. 8 M v. Charles HOVEY was born about 1821 in Hatley, Stanstead, QC, Canada. He died on 26 Dec 1835 in Hatley, Stanstead, QC, Canada and was buried on 28 Dec 1835. 9 F vi. Jane HOVEY was born about 1825 in Hatley, Stanstead, QC, Canada. She died on 23 Dec 1836 in Hatley, Stanstead, QC, Canada and was buried in Ayer's Flat Cemetery, Ayer's Flat, Stanstead, QC,Canada.

RE: COALBROOK RESPONSE Hi 'Envi-Life" Thanks for your answer. Colebrook, CT appears to be the only likely answer to this. Thanks! Nancy > Re: [CRV] COALBROOK? ["Envi-Life, Inc." <[email protected]] > Subject: Re: [CRV] COALBROOK? > Date: Sun, 14 Jul 2002 16:18:49 -0500 > From: "Envi-Life, Inc." <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > > Could it have been Colebrook, CT? Colebrook is near Norfolk, Torrington, > Winsted, CT. > > -----Original Message----- > From: Nancy Tomlin <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] <[email protected]> > Date: Friday, July 12, 2002 3:15 PM > Subject: [CRV] COALBROOK? > > >Greetings all > > > >Has anyone heard of the town of Coalbrook MA? It was given as a birth > >place for a relative in the late 1700s. Can't find it in atlas, etc. > > > >It may be in Berkshire Co and may be near or part of Tyringham. > > > >Thanks! > >Nancy > > > > > >

Could it have been Colebrook, CT? Colebrook is near Norfolk, Torrington, Winsted, CT. -----Original Message----- From: Nancy Tomlin <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Friday, July 12, 2002 3:15 PM Subject: [CRV] COALBROOK? >Greetings all > >Has anyone heard of the town of Coalbrook MA? It was given as a birth >place for a relative in the late 1700s. Can't find it in atlas, etc. > >It may be in Berkshire Co and may be near or part of Tyringham. > >Thanks! >Nancy > > > >==== CT-RIVER-VALLEY Mailing List ==== >This List covers the history and genealogy of the Connecticut River Valley [Connecticut, Massachuttes, New Hampshire & Vermont]. > >List Guidelines: http://www.rootsweb.com/~vermont/CTRiverValleyWelcome.html > >