I deserve a coal in my Christmas stocking....... when I posted the 1670 census of Branford.... I stated that the New Haven Colony was part of Massachusetts Bay Colony......NO WAY..... it was NEVER part of Mass Bay Colony.... dont know what I was thinking of, just hope I didnt cause any confusion for anyone. Cynthia -- got a beef? contact me...do not post on list! usual email: NewEnglander1620@mail.ccsinet.net have ? email me at: suggestions_questions@yahoo.com need lookup ? email: LookUpsNE@hotmail.com --- past postings: http://archiver.rootsweb.com -- Cynthia Listowner: Ma-Bay-Colony-L@rootsweb.com Ct-River-Valley-L@rootsweb.com --

Here's what the 1892 Revised Roster, published by the Vermont Adjutant General, lists: Davidson M. Barr, Barnard, Pvt, Co. H, 11th Vermont Infantry. Enlisted 7/24/1862, mustered in 9/1/1862, promoted Corporal 9/6/1862, promoted Sergeant 10/23/1863, taken prisoner 6/23/1864, released 4/28/1865. Additional records indicate he was Andersonville inmate number #45013. --------- Sidney Barr is written by some as: >2. Sydney Levi Barr, b. Weathersfield, 30 Nov., 1869. He m. Edna Wilson of >Ludlow and removed to Bridgewater, Mass. Sidney is buried in Pine Hill Cemetery, Bridgewater, MA. His headstone reads: BARR 1869 SIDNEY L. 1946 HIS WIFE 1882 AURILLA S. 1974 The caretaker at the Cemetery showed me his records which says: Sidney L. Barr 1946 76 grave 1 Aurilla 1974 92 grave 2 The Bridgewater Town Clerk looked up the following info: Mr. and Mrs. Barr lived at 739 No. Main St. They first registered to vote in 1924 Mrs. Barr moved to Orleans, MA in 1973 Sidney must have had two wives. I don't see how Edna Wilson and Aurilla Walcott could be the same person. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Shopping - Thousands of Stores. Millions of Products. http://shopping.yahoo.com/

Windsor County 1883-84 Page 414 Elihu N. Finney Norwich Farmer 140 acres Wool Grower 40 sheep Elihu Finney bought a farm ca. 185something (from ?? ??), and sold it ca. 1888 (to ?? ??). Who did he buy it from, and who did he sell it to? Through the years, I have always been told that there is (1) nothing up there, (2) just cellar holes, (3) all grown up with brush, (4) a private cemetery. When did the buildings come down, who owns the 140 acres today, and is there a picture of the farm when it was standing? It has always been explained that to get up from the Strafford side or the Norwich side, (1) you need a four-wheel drive, (2) a hay wagon, (3) why go up only to find nothing? What does it look like up there? Has anyone at all ever made the bumpy ride at all? How about walking? How many miles would it take to walk up one side and down the other? Or, maybe it's true, that there is nothing up there, and nobody has been up there in years. Any clue at all to the above questions will be thoroughly researched by inquiring descendants nd historians who want to know. Charlie Anderson Descendant of Elihu Finney, 140 acres, ??????????????? Augustus Finney, 120 acres, can still be seen today! Homer Finney, 160 acres, can still be seen today! Annie Finney Anderson, 60 acres, can still be seen today! __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Shopping - Thousands of Stores. Millions of Products. http://shopping.yahoo.com/

Any additional information on the Finney and Alger families from historians and family members would be extremely appreciated!!!!! 1915 Herald clipping of Harriet Philena (Alger) Finney Mrs. Philena A. Finney Mrs. Philena Alger Finney, widow of the late Deacon Elihu Finney, passed away at the home of her son, Augustus Finney, in Sharon March 29, 1915, at the advanced age of eighty three years and two months. For many years she and her husband lived in the town of Norwich, where four children came to gladden their home, a son dying in childhood and a daughter in young womanhood. While living there they were members of the F. B. church in South Strafford, he being deacon for several years. Ever faithful in attendance, through summer's heat and winter's cold, they were always present at their beloved church when possible. Several years ago they moved to Manchester, N.H., where they made their home until he passed away twelve years ago. Since then she has spent a part of the time with the son in Sharon. Quiet and unassuming in her ways, yet she always exerted an influence for good and faithfully performed each duty as it came to her. Always industrious, her strength held out so she was able to assist in household duties until a few months before her death, when she gradually and peacefully sank to rest to join the loved ones that had preceded her to the better land. Two sons, several grandchildren and great-grandchildren, one brother and many friends are left to mourn her loss. The funeral was held at the home of her son. Rev. L. L. Chase from the F. B. church of South Strafford, spoke comforting words to the mourning friends from second Timothy, 4 chapter, 6 verse, and a quartet from the same church sang the hymns, "Asleep in Jesus" and "No More Good-byes." Those present from out of town were the son, Asa Finney, and wife of Manchester, N.H., Mr. and Mrs. Prosper Alger of South Strafford, William Alger and Mrs. Tucker of West Hartford. After the service the remains were carried to South Strafford and buried in the family lot in Evergreen cemetery. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Shopping - Thousands of Stores. Millions of Products. http://shopping.yahoo.com/

Connecticut 1670 census by Jay M.Holbrook,1977 -- due to copywrite laws,I will list names only no other information.....sorry ----- Branford was part of New Haven Colony which was part of Massachusetts Bay Colony ------ Adams,George Anams,John Ball,Edward Barker,Edward Biskatt,Matthew Blachley,Thomas Blachly,Moses Blachly,Thomas Bradfield,Samuel Bradley,Isaac Charles,John Collins,John Crane,Jasper Foote,Robert Frisbie,Edward Frisbie,John Goodrich,Bartholomew Gretwich,Henry Guisill,Thomas Hand,Anthony Harrison,Thomas Hoadley,William Linsley,Francis Linsley,John Linsley,John Linsley,John,jr Maltbie,William Page,George Palmer,Michael Palmer,Michael Plum,Samuel Pond,Samuel Richalls,Sigismond Robing,John Rogers,John Rogers,John Rose,John Rosewell,William Rose,Jonathan Sargent,Thomas Seward,George Stent,Eleazer Swaine,Daniel Swaine,Samuel Swayne, Daniell Taintor, John Taintor,Michael Taintor,Michaell Tyler,Peter Ward,John Ward,Samuel Wheadon,Thomas Whitehead,John Wilford,John Wilford,John,jr ------------ Cynthia -- got a beef? contact me...do not post on list! usual email: NewEnglander1620@mail.ccsinet.net have ? email me at: suggestions_questions@yahoo.com need lookup ? email: LookUpsNE@hotmail.com --- past postings: http://archiver.rootsweb.com -- Cynthia Listowner: Ma-Bay-Colony-L@rootsweb.com Ct-River-Valley-L@rootsweb.com --

One note of correction regarding the Colony of New Haven. The Colony of New Haven was never part of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. New Haven was absorbed into the Colony of Connecticut in 1665 by order of the King who did not grant the official charter that New Haven requested. Prior to that: In 1637 about six men from the party of Puritans in Boston led by Theophilos Eaton and Rev. John Davenport were dropped off at the New Haven harbor to make a treaty with the Indians and prepare the way for the others. Davenport & Eaton led their flock from Boston to New Haven, landing about April 25th, 1638. The New Haven Puritans may have arrived in Boston from England and stayed in Boston for many months, but they were not ever agents of the Bay Colony, nor was New Haven ever an extension of the Bay Colony. Walter Moriarty ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cynthia" <newenglander1620@mail.ccsinet.net> To: <CT-RIVER-VALLEY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, December 22, 2000 9:41 PM Subject: [CRV] 1670 census of Branford [New Haven Co.]...part 1 > Connecticut 1670 census by Jay M.Holbrook,1977 > -- > due to copywrite laws,I will list names only no > other information.....sorry > ----- > Branford was part of New Haven Colony which was part > of Massachusetts Bay Colony > ------ > Adams,George Anams,John > Ball,Edward Barker,Edward > Biskatt,Matthew Blachley,Thomas > Blachly,Moses Blachly,Thomas > Bradfield,Samuel Bradley,Isaac > Charles,John Collins,John > Crane,Jasper Foote,Robert > Frisbie,Edward Frisbie,John > Goodrich,Bartholomew Gretwich,Henry > Guisill,Thomas Hand,Anthony > Harrison,Thomas Hoadley,William > Linsley,Francis Linsley,John > Linsley,John Linsley,John,jr > Maltbie,William Page,George > Palmer,Michael Palmer,Michael > Plum,Samuel Pond,Samuel > Richalls,Sigismond Robing,John > Rogers,John Rogers,John > Rose,John Rosewell,William > Rose,Jonathan Sargent,Thomas > Seward,George Stent,Eleazer > Swaine,Daniel Swaine,Samuel > Swayne, Daniell Taintor, John > Taintor,Michael Taintor,Michaell > Tyler,Peter Ward,John > Ward,Samuel Wheadon,Thomas > Whitehead,John Wilford,John > Wilford,John,jr > ------------ > > Cynthia > > > -- > got a beef? contact me...do not post on list! > usual email: NewEnglander1620@mail.ccsinet.net > have ? email me at: suggestions_questions@yahoo.com > need lookup ? email: LookUpsNE@hotmail.com > --- > past postings: http://archiver.rootsweb.com > -- > Cynthia > Listowner: > Ma-Bay-Colony-L@rootsweb.com > Ct-River-Valley-L@rootsweb.com > > > > > -- > > > ==== CT-RIVER-VALLEY Mailing List ==== > List your sources when giving information > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > http://www.quadrangle.org (Conn River Valley Gen.Library) > http://www.acpl.lib.in.us [Allen county library] > http://www.nehgs.org [New Eng His.Genealogical Society] > List owner: NewEnglander1620@mail.ccsinet.net > > ============================== > Get Free Access to over 900 million names from Dec 7 until Dec 21!http://www.ancestry.com/home/celebrate/freeaccess.htm?sourcecode=736 > >

There is a website on Tolland County and it's run by Elaine Merrill.....she has done a good job on posting information.....many of the names I have listed are there. The url for the site is: http://w3.nai.net/~lmerrell/tolland.html Check it out! Cynthia -- got a beef? contact me...do not post on list! usual email: NewEnglander1620@mail.ccsinet.net have ? email me at: suggestions_questions@yahoo.com need lookup ? email: LookUpsNE@hotmail.com --- past postings: http://archiver.rootsweb.com -- Cynthia Listowner: Ma-Bay-Colony-L@rootsweb.com Ct-River-Valley-L@rootsweb.com --

Just a brief note to let you know of an typo error in my last posting of Tolland,Conn....... In the listing of men that served in the Continental army with Capt.john Wyllis in 1780...... I put "StRafford" when it SHOULD BE Stafford..... Stafford is located in Tolland County on route 19 or 32 . Cynthia -- got a beef? contact me...do not post on list! usual email: NewEnglander1620@mail.ccsinet.net have ? email me at: suggestions_questions@yahoo.com need lookup ? email: LookUpsNE@hotmail.com --- past postings: http://archiver.rootsweb.com -- Cynthia Listowner: Ma-Bay-Colony-L@rootsweb.com Ct-River-Valley-L@rootsweb.com --

This last section will be a little bit of everything.... -- 1782: Feb.25: the following persons were engaged to serve one year at Horseneck [NY]and each received £20 bounty: William Barnard John Haskell Noah Johnson Walter Holmes Abner Squier Edy Hatch Abel Stimson James Covil Solomon Eaton Ichabod West Ichabod Case Samuel Parks Allen Carpenter Joshua Simons Moses Coy Samuel Dimock Oliver Scott Eliphalet Kilbourne Eleazar Hatch Jonathan Creasy John Dimick Caleb Thomas Sylvanus Gage Reuben Robinson Joel Barnard William Elderedge ********************************************************** The following,Hartford 1780 " received of Colonel Samuel Chapman,39 able-bodied men" signed by John P.Wyllis,Capt of Continental Army: Eliab Allen Thomas Buck,jr Lot Burgess Zadock Benton William Barnard Samuel Billings Jediah Cady Abner Cady Samuel Chase Samuel Davis Job Hatch Walter Holmes Timothy Herington Philemon Holt Wm Johnson Hezekiah Huntington Joseph Lamb Jasper Marsh Henry McNeil Clement Miner Jeremiah Phillips Benjamin J.Orcutt Solomon Parsons Samuel Phillips Edy Pratt Charles Pease Samuel Reed Sanford Richardson Ezra Rawdon Joshua Simons Samuel Taylor Brodwell Watkins John West Asa Wood --------------------------------------- **********************************************************8 On the back of the paper signed by Capt Wyllis,has the following: TOLLAND SOMERS [Conn] Edy Hatch Samuel Davis Samuel Reed Edy Pratt Wm Barnard Job Davis Joshua Simons Thomas Buck,jr William Johnson Solomon Parsons Luther Delano Jeremiah Phillips Samuel Chase Israel Inman Ezra Rawdon Asa Wood Hez.Huntington Charles Pease Abner Johnson Ben,J.Orcutt Lot Burgess Sanford Richardson Walter Holmes John Archer Clement Miner Samuel Billings Samuel Park -------- Zadock Benton -------- Moses Delano ------- ----------------------------- listed as from Strafford [Conn] Charles Wood William Washburn Asa Allen *********************************************************************** The following served wars before the Rev.War from Tolland: **Chapman,Samuel,sr was captain in the war of 1745 **Chapman,Samuel,jr was capt in war of 1755 **Huntington,Samuel, was an ensign in the war of 1755 **Wills,Solomon was an ensign in the war of 1755 and a lieut. commanding a company in the expedition to Cuba. ****************************************************** the following served in the Revolutionary War from Tolland: **Chapman,Samuel,colonel of the 22d regiment of militia from May 1775 to May 1792; his regiment was at NY in 1776. **Wills,Solomon was colonel during several tours of duty in either state or continental troops. **Hinckley,Ichabod was a captain in the continental line **Chapman,Elijah[later sheriff]was capt. in the continental line and part of the time in Lafayette's light infantry. **Chamberlain,James was capt of cavalry in 2 campaigns **Fellows,Amos commanded one of Tolland's troops at NY **Lathrop,Lieut.of the militia,active service **Griggs,Ichabod ensign of the Tolland militia,campaign at NY **Griggs,Joshua, adjutant; services mainly at Roxbury[Mass], New York, and Saratoga,NY. ***************************************************************** the following are names of Tolland citizens who died in various wars prior to the close of the Rev.War in 1783: **Chapman,Samuel,sr: died at Louisburg,Jan.1746 **Baker,Samuel: died in captivity among the French and Indians **Wills,Azariah: died during his return from capivity,Nov 1758 age 25 **Benton,William: died at Oswego in 1760; aged 35 **Huntington,Samuel,ensign: died at Lake Oneida,Aug 18,1760; age 32. **Crandall,Constant: died at Havana,Cuba,Aug 27,1762; **Stimson,Noah:died in __,Cuba, Sept 13,1762, age 20 **Burroughs,Jonathan: ___,Cuba; died Sept 7,1762 **Eaton,Wm.____,Cuba; died Oct 18,1762,aged 30 **Barnard,John: died in 1762 [no date listed] **Burrows,John; died in 1762 [no date] **Eaton,Aaron: died in 1762 [no date] **Hatch,Judah: died in 1762,age 42 **Yeomans,Oliver: died 1762 [no date] **Waldo,Ezra: """ "" "" **Grover,Leonard: "" " "" **Heath,Reuben: died at Roxbury,Mass,Sept.1775;age 20 **Scott,___: died in NY 1776,before city evacuated **Griggs,Ichabod: ensign; died at New Rochelle,NY,Sept.30,1776 **Barnard,Moses: died at New Rochelle,NY,Oct 15,1776 **Benton,Azariah: died in prison ship near NY,Dec.29,1776;age 22 **Fellows,Amos: Capt.died in capivity in NY,Feb.17,1777 **Hatch,William: died at Chatham,NJ,Mar 26,1777,age 30 **Lathrop,John: killed by sabre cut at Horseneck,Dec 10,1780,age 18 **Baker,Heman: died of small pox,at East Hartford[Conn]on way home from capivity. **Steel,Samuel: died in 1780 **Delano,Luther: died in 1780 **Steel,Aaron: died in New Jersey [his father was James] **Cobb,Amos: killed at White Plains [NY] "There were many more in 1776 but names cannot be ascertained" **************************************************************88 END of History of Tolland [Conn]. Cynthia -- got a beef? contact me...do not post on list! usual email: NewEnglander1620@mail.ccsinet.net have ? email me at: suggestions_questions@yahoo.com need lookup ? email: LookUpsNE@hotmail.com --- past postings: http://archiver.rootsweb.com -- Cynthia Listowner: Ma-Bay-Colony-L@rootsweb.com Ct-River-Valley-L@rootsweb.com --

It's getting close to Christmas and I know some of you folks out there on my mailing list will not be able to check you email for couple days....... So while I have your attention....... John and I wish you all a VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS with you and your loved ones..... Cynthia -- got a beef? contact me...do not post on list! usual email: NewEnglander1620@mail.ccsinet.net have ? email me at: suggestions_questions@yahoo.com need lookup ? email: LookUpsNE@hotmail.com --- past postings: http://archiver.rootsweb.com -- Cynthia Listowner: Ma-Bay-Colony-L@rootsweb.com Ct-River-Valley-L@rootsweb.com --

It's getting close to Christmas and I know some of you folks out there on my mailing list will not be able to check you email for couple days....... So while I have your attention....... John and I wish you all a VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS with you and your loved ones..... Cynthia -- got a beef? contact me...do not post on list! usual email: NewEnglander1620@mail.ccsinet.net have ? email me at: suggestions_questions@yahoo.com need lookup ? email: LookUpsNE@hotmail.com --- past postings: http://archiver.rootsweb.com -- Cynthia Listowner: Ma-Bay-Colony-L@rootsweb.com Ct-River-Valley-L@rootsweb.com --

My kids and I will be traveling to my hometown (Hampton, VA) for Christmas through (almost) New Year's. I hope it's warmer and less snowy there than the South Burbs of Chicago (30" of the white stuff about 10 days, a record for December; temp at 10:45 CST today -- six degrees Fahrenheit above zero). First day of winter, indeed. Have a Happy Christmas and please accept my best wishes for a prosperous New Year. Warren Wetmore

History of Pelham,Mass 1733-1898,by C.O.Parmenter,1898 ----- In the book there is a picture of Betsy Otis Smith,wife of James Smith,at 80. mother of Col.James N.Smith and Mrs.Sidney Dillon. [she has that "what have you been up to look] ----- 1808 3/2: Eli Haskell of Belchertown and Betty Fowler,Pelham 4/26: Isaac Lazell of Wardsboro[VT]and Lucy Wilson,Pelham 6/23: James Hunter of Ware and Polly Edson,Pelham 7/6: Pliny Hannum of Belchertown and Polly Arnold,Pelham 10/30: Pliny Wilson of Belchertown and Hannah Thompson,Pelham 9/21: Samuel Orcut of Wendall and Mary Wood,Pelham 10/13: Ephriam Arnold of Belchertown and Mary Crozier,Pelham --- 1809 1/26: William McFall and Judith Parkins,Pelham 5/25: Daniel Chapman of Belchertown and Nancy Smith,Pelham ------- 1810 3/10: John Torrance of Belchertown and Chole Bartlett,Pelham 2/1: Ezra Brown and Polly Lincoln,Pelham 8/22: Ansel Shaw and Lidia Vaugn,New Salem ------ 1811 1/2: Daniel Willson of Belchertown and Vesta Harkness,Pelham 2/19: Isaac Hamilton and Rachel Hoar,Pelham 3/12: Joel Hamilton and Abigail Hoar,Pelham 11/19: James Rankin and Margerett Pratt,Pelham 5/30: Luke Wellington of Starling[Sterling]and Eliza Bennett,Pelham -------------- 1812 3/24: Henry Kingman and Sally Robinson,Pelham 4/30: Gardner Sloan and Roxana Gray,Pelham 5/7: John M.Thompson and Hannah Millen,Pelham 12/19: James Crosett and Polly Conkey,Pelham ----------------- 1813 4/15:Joseph Hamilton and Mrs.Eunice Cowan,Pelham 5/18: John Conkey 2d and Sila Cowan,Pelham 6/24: Thomas Vaughn,jr Pelham and Lousia Shaw of Greenwich 9/27: Patrick Peebles of Madison[Conn?]and Rebeckah Conkey,Pelham 11/10: Thomas Fisher of Pelham and Abigail Dickinson of Shutesbury ------- 1814 12/2: Josiah Learned and Miss Lucia Childs of Ware ------- all married by : Constant Ruggles,Justice of Peace ********************************************************************* The following were married by Winthrop Bailey,Minister of Pelahm: 4/19/1815: Giles Rider of Belchertown and mary Brown,Pelham 4/20/1815: Zebina Rankin and Nancy Packard,Pelham ****************************************************** The folloing were married by: Isaac Abercombie,Justice of Peace during 1814/1815: **Alexander Barlett of Greenwich and Miss Lucy Stone,Pelham **James Lewis and Rachel Abercrombie,Pelham **Benjamin Newell and Charlotte Newell,Pelham **Chester Chapin of Heath and Miss Pamelia Gray,Pelham **Wm.Millen and Hannah Thompson,Pelham ************************************************************ The following were solomized by Rev.Winthrop Bailey,1814-1816] -- 1814 12/14: William Millen,sr and Widow Hannah Thompson,Pelham [this looks like the same couple above] -- 1815 3/5: James Lewis and rachel Abercombie,Pelham 7/1: Benjamin Newell and Charlotte Newell,Pelham 10/1: Chester Chapin of Heath and Pamela Gray of Pelham 11/27: Samuel Clark,jr and Susanna Gray,Pelham ----- 1816 1/18: David Abercrombie and Mary Eaton,Pelham 1/28: Periss Brown of Belchertown and Polly Andrews,Pelham 2/15: John Hunt of Belchertown and Esther Hooker,Pelham 3/23: James Smith and Betsy Otis, Pelham [the picture] 4/24: Absalom Lord of Athol and Clarissa Hodgkins,Pelham 4/25: Adin Ruggles and Cyntha Snow,Pelham 6/20: Henry Richardson and Saloma Snow,Pelham 7/4: James Shaw of Granby and Eunice Fales,Pelham 7/4: John Lindsey Millen and Polly Hyde,Pelham 12/12: William Harkness and Abigail Turner,Pelham -- got a beef? contact me...do not post on list! usual email: NewEnglander1620@mail.ccsinet.net have ? email me at: suggestions_questions@yahoo.com need lookup ? email: LookUpsNE@hotmail.com --- past postings: http://archiver.rootsweb.com -- Cynthia Listowner: Ma-Bay-Colony-L@rootsweb.com Ct-River-Valley-L@rootsweb.com --

The Early History of Tolland......continues -- July 16,1787,the following were paid £10 for their service in the Revolutionary War: Capt.Ichabod Hinckley's Co:...... 2d Connecticut Regiment William Johnson William Sowle Joseph Cogswell Andrew Miner Ebenezer Brown Solomon Eaton Simon Stimson Elijah Haskell Tryus Preston Joseph Sparks Richard Carlton Nehemiah Sabin Isaac Squier Jonathan Luce Jacob Haskell Andrew Peterson John P.Burrows Clement Miner Ellijah Benton Elihu Johnson Abel Crandall Brisley Harris George Hubbard Ebenezer Stebbins Ammi Paulk William Huntington Elias Newton --------------------------------------------------------------- Solomon Eaton was the last survivor,died in Tolland,Sept 1843. -------- roll of Capt Hinckley's company still extant from which the following names were copied,these men were paid £270 for their services: [*from Tolland] *Capt Hinckley Corp.Nehemiah Sabin *Martin Davis *Abel Crandall *Lieut E.Chapman *Jonathan Luce *William Huntington *Lieut.Rufus Price *Elihu Johnson *William Johnson *William Sowle *Dr.Jememiah West *Tryus Preston *Solomon Eaton *Shubel Dimick Sergt.Ebenezer Stebbins *Andrew Peterson Ebenezer Brown *Edy Hatch *sergt.Ammi Paulk *Elias Newton Isaac Squier *Simeon Stimson John Crandall *Jonathan Delano Joseph Sparks David Pierce *Clement Miner *George Hubbard Amos Harris Roswell Miner *Jacob Haskell *Elijah Benton *Richard Carlton *John P.Burroughs[is this same one above as "Burrows"??] ------------------------------------------------------------------ 23 Sept 1777, town voted to coomply with the resolve of the Governor and council of this State,in providing articles of clothing for the soldiers in the continental army belonging to the town, the following were appointed a committee for that purpose: - Samuel Cobb,esq Hope Lathrop Daniel Edgerton Elijah Yeomans Capt E.Chapman,sen Adoniram Grant Eleazar Hammondm,jr Lieut David Jewett Capt.Jas.Chamberlain Samuel Nye Shubael Dimick Elnathan Strong Capt.Stephen Steel Rufus Price Titus Baker Samuel Ladd Capt.Steven Day Elias Holbrook Eleazer Steel Jonathan Ladd Capt Steven Stimson John Palmer George Nye Col.Solomon Wills Jabez Bradley Azariah Post Eleazar Kingsbury Amos James John Steel ----------------------------------------------------------------------- The following persons received £30 of silver,July 5,1780,for services [3 months]in the Continental army cavalry under the command of Capt.Ichabod Hinckley,2d Connecticut Regiment: [all served EXCEPT Samuel Steel and Luther Delano,died before their term of service expired]: Samuel Steel Lot Burgess Aaron Delano Sylvanus Gage Eleazar Hatch William Johnson Ezra Rawdon Andrew Steel Zadock Benton Samuel Chase Hezekiah Huntington Samuel Reed Manoah Crowell Clement Miner Luther Delano Solomon Loomis. **Samuel Reed died in Tolland July 1851 at age of 91,last survivor. ------------------------------------------------------------------- 1780: same year, Benjamin Kimball, Charles Stearns, Ichabod West, Titus Hammond, Jacob Benton, and Joel Crandall.... performed a tour of duty for 3 months. **Jacob Benton died in Tolland June 1843. ---------------------------------------------- Cynthia -- got a beef? contact me...do not post on list! usual email: NewEnglander1620@mail.ccsinet.net have ? email me at: suggestions_questions@yahoo.com need lookup ? email: LookUpsNE@hotmail.com --- past postings: http://archiver.rootsweb.com -- Cynthia Listowner: Ma-Bay-Colony-L@rootsweb.com Ct-River-Valley-L@rootsweb.com --

While "genealogy-mall" exists for the purpose of making money, such as by selling census mirofilms and microfilm viewers, they have a few pages of nice reference material related to the census material available...and specifically not available. You can click on the year and that takes you to a map as it was at the time of the census, a good lesson in geography. http://www.genealogy-mall.com/

FYI, CT River Valley folks to include Cynthia, I have been forwarding "your" history of Tolland, CT. to the HATCH list, because we are in it! Thus this follow up ----- Original Message ----- From: "Akins, Carl" <AKINS_C@mail.sunybroome.edu> To: <HATCH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, December 20, 2000 6:19 AM Subject: RE: [CRV] Tolland Conn....1775...part 4 | FYI -- according to the Hatch Genealogy Society's book on the descendants of | Thomas Hatch, Thomas's great-grandson Joseph (Jr.) helped found the town of | Tolland, CT, and one of his children was the first to be born there, so it | would figure that the Hatch name would show up prominently in at least some | of Tolland history. I work with a woman who grew up in Tolland, however, who | tells me that in today's histories the name isn't mentioned. She, at least, | was unaware of the Hatch influence. My particular line of Hatches comes from | this Joseph, but my ancestors didn't stay in Tolland after his generation, | so I don't have anything on the Hatches mentioned in these reports. Thank | you, Harriet, for passing on the information! | | Carl Akins | Newark Valley, NY | | -----Original Message----- | From: Harriet Chase [mailto:hatchase@uswest.net] | Sent: Tuesday, December 19, 2000 9:08 PM | To: HATCH-L@rootsweb.com | Subject: Fw: [CRV] Tolland Conn....1775...part 4 | | | Note: Dan Hatch as a private. | Harriet | ----- Original Message ----- | From: "Cynthia" <newenglander1620@mail.ccsinet.net> | To: <CT-RIVER-VALLEY-L@rootsweb.com> | Sent: Tuesday, December 19, 2000 6:21 PM | Subject: [CRV] Tolland Conn....1775...part 4 | | | ==== CT-RIVER-VALLEY Mailing List ==== | | Conn.River Valley Genealogical Research Library: http://www.quadrangle.org | (genealogical library for Conn River area) | | http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl

>From Marilyn Labbe, posted to MAWORCES. Justice Joseph DWIGHT was probably the son of Henry/3 DWIGHT (John/1, Capt. Timothy/2). Henry was a prominent merchant in the CRV -- the "rich" DWIGHT from whom descended (I believe) the co-founder of Church & Dwight, which brought us Arm & Hammer baking powder. Names of defendants, chrono order. HAZELTINE JORDAN CRATTEN WHITNEY READ GIBS MOORE NEWTON LEIGHTLE WARDEN SIBLY STEBINGS NEWTON (a different one) HILL ELLIS McMICHELL TURNER JENINGS KELLOG ADDLETON AINSWORTH WALDO FAYERWEATHER and a bunch of others. Sorry, it's late and I'm going to bed. Read on. Yrs aye, Warren Wetmore. ======================================= Hello, A friend of mine copied out of the above books the fornication suits and a couple of other things relative to Worcester County. Collections of the Worcester Society of Antiquity Vol. 5 Published by the Society, 1883 1731 - John Hazeltine of Sutton in the County of Worcester Husbandman upon ye complaint of Christian Indian Woman Widdow of George Misco late of Hassanamisco, for his Said Hazeltines selling strong drink to ye Indians contrary to law was bound over to this Court by Mr. Justice Jenison to answer said complaint.. case continued to the next Court of General Sessions first Tuesday in November next. 1731, Nov. term - John Hazeltines Recognizance being continued to this Court by which he was bound to answer to the Complaint of Christian Indian Widdow of George Misco for his said Hazeltines selling strong drink to ye Indians contrary to law.. he was tried by jury who found the Defendant guilty of giving order for one Jill of Rum to be delivered to an Indian. He paid a fine of Ten shillings - one half to his majesty the other half to the Informer and pay Costs Taxed at Seven pound nine shillings & Two pence. The Jury consisted of: Capt. Jonas Rice, Capt. Richard Moore, Mr. Epm Child, Mr. Bezaleel Sawyer, Mr. Richard Ward, Mr. Comfort Barnes, Mr. Perez Rice, Mr. Peter Smith, Mr. Wm Brown, Mr. Isaac Amsden, Mr. Eli Ball & Mr. Nathan Dyke. 1731-2 - February term - John Jordan of Brookfield, husbandman and Submitt Jordan of Brookfield ye wife of the said John Jordan Housewife and William Cratten of Uxbridge Husbandman and Easter Cratten of Uxbridge aforesaid wife of ye said William Cratten Housewife Each and every of them for the Sin of Fornication. Benjamin Whitney of Lancaster, Husbandman being bound over by way of Recognizance to this Court by Mr. Justice Wilder to answer for his being Guilty of the Sin of Fornication, appeared in Court & Pleaded Guilty whereupon the Court ordered that he pay as a fine the Sum of Twenty Shillings & Cost 2/6 which he paid Down in Court and his Recognizance was Cancelled. Sarah Read of Rutland, Housewife & wife of Thomas Read of said Rutland being bound over by way of Recognizance to the Court of Generall Sessions of the peace In February last past by Mr. Justice Wright to answer for the Sin of fornication and being not able to Travell to said Court her bonds were continued to this time. She now appeared in Court and Pleaded Guilty where upon the Court order that for her Crime she pay a fine of three pounds or be whiped on the Naked back five Stripes & pay the Cost of her prosecution and stand Committed till Sentence be Performed, Cost Taxed at one pound six shillings & six pence. She paid the fine & Cost in Court which was Divid to the Justices present in part of what is due to them being 8/7 apiece. 1732 August Term - Samuel Gibs and Lydiah his wife and Hezekiah Moore were bound over by way of Recognizance by Joseph Wilder Esq. To appear at the Court of Generall Sessions of ye peace held in May last, to answer Severally for the Sin of fornication their Recognizances were Continued to this Court, and the persons now all appeared & Pleaded Guilty. The Court thereupon order that they pay each a find of thirty shillings & Cost of Suit, or be whiped on the naked body five Stripes Each which was done in Court & they were discharged. Jonathan Newton & Tabitha his wife were bound over by way of Recognizance by Wm Ward Esq to appear at this Court to answer for the Sin of fornication Committed by them before marriage the partys appeared & pleaded Guilty. The Court thereupon order that they each pay a fine of thirty shillings & Cost of Court or be whipt on ye naked body five Stripes each & stand Committed till Sentence be performed. Judgment Satisfied in Court. Samuel Leightle & Mary Warden being Bound over to the Court by way of Recognizance by Joseph Dwight Esq to appear at this Court To answer for their presuming to Lye together in one and the same bed beifng both undress'd appeared in Court & pleaded Guilty The Court thereupon order that they pay as a fine for their offence Twenty shillings each & Costs which was done in Court. 1732 - November Term - John Sibly of Sutton & his wife; John Stebings of Leicester & his wife; Abner Newton of Southboro & his wife being Severally bound over to this Court to answer for ye Sin of fornication Severally pleaded Guilty & were fined thirty shillings each and payd Costs & were dismist. Court held the first Tuesday of February being the Sixth day of Said month 1732-3 Ralph Hill of Mendon & Hannah his wife being heretofore presented by the Grandjurors for being Guilty of ye Crime of fornication before marriage & being Recognized To appear at this Court now appeared & pleaded Guilty, were find Each fifty shillings to our Sovereign Lord the King & Cost which they paid & were dismiss'd. Margarett Newton of Southboro appeared before ye Court & pleaded Guilty to her presentment for the Crime of Fornication, was fin'd to our Lord ye King in ye Sum of thirty shillings & Cost. She paid ye fine and was Dismiss'd, ye Cost given to her. John Ellis of Uxbridge appeared before ye Court and Complained of himself for being Guilty of ye Crime of fornication with Hannah his wife before marriage, was find to our Lord ye King ye Sum of thirty shillings & to pay Costs which he paid and was Dismiss'd. Personally appeared before ye Court John Ellis of Uxbridge in Sd County Husbandman and John Harwood of Said Uxbridge Retailer & acknowledged themselves bound to our Sovereign Lord the King, viz: The Said John Ellis as Principall In the Sum of Ten pounds & ye said John Harwood as Surety in ye Sum of Ten pounds, Conditioned that if Hannah Ellis wife of the said John Ellis shall appear before the next Court of General Sessions of ye peace to be held here on the Second Tuesday of May next to answer to her being Guilty of the Crime of fornication, then ye Recog. to be void, Else to Remain in full force & virtue. 1733 - William McMichell & Margarett his wife of Woodstock in ye County of Worcester came into Court and Complained of themselves for being Guilty of ye Crime of fornication before marriage, were find each Thirty shillings To our Lord ye King & Costs which they paid & were Dismissed. Alexander Turner of Worcester & Mary his wife came into Court and complained of themselves for being Guilty of ye Crime of fornication before marriage, were fined to our Lord ye King the Sum of Thirty shillings, Each & Cost, which they paid & were dismissed. At the General Sessions of the peace holden at Worcester within and for the County of Worcester on the Second Tuesday of May 1733 The Grandjury for the body of the said County Upon Their oaths do present John Jenings Husbandman and Elisabeth Jening Housewife wife of the said John Jennings and Eliner Kellog Spinster all of Brookfield in ye County aforesaid Each and all of them for the Crime of fornication and Matthew Addleton Cooper and Thomas Ainsworth Husbandman both of Brookfield for Unnecessarily absenting themselves from ye publick worship of God on the Lords days for more than Two months last past and also Jonathan Waldo & Thomas Fayerweather Gent for Travelling Unnecessaryly on the last lords day from Oxford to Worcester and also the Town of Leicester for their not being provided with a writing & Reading School master all which things are against the peace of our Sovereign Lord the King his Crown & Dignity... 1733 August Term - James Nuting and Josiah Nuting both of Hassanamisco in ye County of Worcester husbandmen appeared in Court and to their presentment by ye Grandjurors for ye body of ye County of Worcester In Febry last past for Traveling Unecessarily on ye Saturday evening after Sun Sett before the Lords day from Lancaster to Groton pleaded not Guilty & putt his Self on Tryall by the bench and after a full hearing The Court ordered they Should be discharged paying Cost which they paid. Eleaner Kellog being bound over by way of Recognizance by Mr. Justice Dwight To answer To her presentment by the Grandjurors for her being Guilty of ye Crime of fornication appeared in Court and pleaded Guilty of having a bastard Child born of her body The Court Thereupon ordered that she pay as a fine to our Sovereign Lord ye King the Sum of five pounds or be whipt on the naked body Ten stripes & pay Cost of prosecution, ye find & Cost were paid and her Recognizance Discharged. Martha McKintree of Dudley Spinster being bound by way of Recognizance to appear at ye Court of General Sessions of ye peace held here in May last to answer for being Guilty of Fornication and not being able to Travell then her bonds were Continued To this Court She now appeared in Court pleaded Guilty whereupon the Court Order That for her Crime She pay a find of four pounds to our Sovereign Lord the King pay Costs of Prosecution and Stand Comitted till Sentance be performed. The find & Costs were paid. John Jennings of Brookfield in ye County of Worcester Husbandman and Elizabeth Jenings his wife being presented by the Grandjurors for ye Crime of fornication appeared & Confessed themselves Guilty were find each Fourty Shillings To ye King which they pay'd & also Cost and were Dismissed. 1734 - Thomas Adams of Worcester Husbandman and his wife Ruth; Jessoniah Rice of Worcester Husbandman and Lydia his wife all came into Court & Severally acknowledged themselves Guilty of the Crime of fornication were fined to ye King Each Thirty Shillings which they paid with Cost & were dismissed. 1734, August term - Peter Kendall of Lancaster in ye County of Worcester Labourer being presented by the Grandjurors for ye body of Said County for ye he Said Peter Kendall at Lancaster aforesaid on or about the midle of July 1733 did Comitt the Crime of Fornication on ye body of Beriah Knight of Lancaster aforesaid Spinster which is contrary to ye peace of our Lord ye King his Crown and dignity, to which ye said Peter Kendall pleaded not Guilty and put him Self on Tryall, the Jury found him Guilty and he to pay a find therefor to our Sovereign Lord ye King the Sum of fifty shillings & pay Costs & Fees Taxed at nine pound seventeen shillings & stand Comitted Till his Sentence be performed, at which time the said Peter Kendall appealed to Ye next Court of Assize and Generall Goal Delivery to be holden at Worcester on ye Wednesday Imediately preceding the time by law in September next... Peter Kendall of Lancaster in Ye County of Worcester Labourer as principall In ye Sum of fourty pounds & Ralph Kendall Taylor and Oliver Wilder Gent both of Lancaster In Said County as Suretys in Twenty pounds. Beriah Knight of Lancaster Single Woman being presented by the Grandjurors for her being Guilty of ye Crime of Fornication came into Court Confessed herself Guilty was find thirty shillings which she paid & was dismissed. Megee Dupee of Lancaster being presented by the Grandjurors for being Guilty of the Crime of Fornication & bound over To answer for ye Same by Mr. Justice Wilder appeared and pleaded She was not bound to answer ye same She not having her right name The Court Considered ye Same & She was Dismissed paying Cost which she paid. Ephraim Smith of Shrewsbury & Hariett his wife both being presented by ye Grandjurors for being Guilty of ye Crime of Fornication came into Court and Confessed them Selves Severally Guilty were find Each to ye King thirty shillings & to pay Cost, which they paid & were dismissed. Meriam Jones wife of Daniel Jones of Brookfield came into Court & Confessed that She was Guilty of ye Crime of Fornication was fin'd thirty shillings & Dismissed paying Cost. Nathaniel Bartlett of Brookfield Confest himself Guilty of ye Crime of Fornication was Sentenced to pay a fine of thirty shillings & Cost which he paid & was Dismissed. Peter Kendall & Hepzibah his wife of Lancaster appeared in Court and Confessed themselves Guilty of fornication were find Each thirty shillings & dismissed paying Cost. The Selectmen of ye Town of Woodstock presented a warrant with their Constables Return for warning on Wm. Russell & his wife to leave their town which was approved by ye Court. 1734 November Term - Hannah Dankin being bound over to this Court by Mr. Justice Jenison To answer to her Crime of fornication appeared in Court & Confessed she was Guilty, She was Sentenced to pay a fine of thirty shillings & Cost which She did & was dismissed. The wife of Nathaniell Bartlett of Brookfield in ye County of Worcester appeared in Court & confessed She was Guilty of the Crime of Fornication was find thirty shillings & paid Costs & was dismissed. 1734/5 February Term - Tabitha Bellows of Southborough appeared in Court and Confessed She was Guilty of the Crime of Fornication by one Benony Salter, for which she paid a fine of thirty shillings & was Dismissed paying Cost. Also Mary Latiney of Westborough Single Woman came into Court & Confessed She was Guilty of the Crime of Fornication with one Thomas Dooley find Thirty Shillings & dismissed without Costs. Nathaniel Davenport of Woodstock & Elizabeth his wife being presented by the Grandjurors for the Crime of Fornication The Said Nathaniel appeared and Confess'd the Same & paid a fine of fifty shillings & Cost & was dismissed his wife not being able to attend her Recognizance was continued to May. John Dunsmore of Lancaster & Unice his wife being presented by the Grandjury for ye Crime of Fornication came into Court & plead To ye Insufficiency of the presentment which was by the Court adjudged Insufficient & they were Dismest paying Costs. 1735 - Bemsley Peters of Woodstock in ye County of Worcester Feltmaker appeared in Court & also Hannah his wife & Confessed they were Guilty of the Crime of Fornication before marriage were fin'd 30/ Each & ordered to pay Cost which was done & they were Dismissed. Elizabeth Davenport wife of Nathaniel Davenport of Woodstock In the County of Worcester husbandman being bound over by John Chandler Esq to answer for the Crime of Fornication appeared in Court & Confessed She was Guilty, was find fifty shillings & to pay Costs which She did & was Dismissed. Joseph Baxter of Uxbridge In the County of Worcester Cordwainer being bound over by way of Recognizance To answer for the Crime of Fornication appeared in Court and Confessed him Self guilty was find thirty shillings which he paid with the Costs & was Dismissed. Benjamin Bullard of Lancaster being bound to appear at this Court To answer for the Crime of Fornication with Ruth his wife before marriage Came into Court & Confes'd ye Same was fined thirty shillings & dismissed paying Cost: his wife bond continued. The Selectmen of Mendon presented to ye Court a warrant for warning Jane Pollen To depart their Town with ye Constables Return thereon; accepted by ye Court. To be continued... Marilyn Labbe

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OFFICERS OF THE FIFTH MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENT, in the Louisbourgh Campaign, 1744 Colonel, Robert Hale. 1st Company, Daniel Tilton, Lieutenant. 2d Company, Capt. Edward Eveleth. Samuel Greenough, Lieutenant, Daniel Eveleth, Ensign. Daniel Eveleth was subsequently made Captain 3d Company, Capt. Moses Titcomb. Beamsly Glazier, Ensign. Glazier was commissioned C'apt., Aug. 8, 1745. 4th Company. No list of officers or men found. 5th Company, Capt. Jonathan Bagley. Caleb Swan, Lieutenant, Joseph Frye, Ensign. 6th Company, Capt. Jeremiah Foster. Daniel Giddens, Lieutenant, Joseph Goodhue, Ensign. 7th Company, Capt. Samuel Davis. Isaac Armis, Lieutenant John Rowe, Ensign. 8th Company, Capt. Thomas Staniford. John Rust, Ensign. 9th Company, Capt. Charles Byles. Samuel Morgan, Lieutenant, Joseph Staniford, Ensign. Capt. Byles was of Gloucester. 10th Company. No list of officers or men found. Benjamin White was Adjutant, and Ebenezer Prout Commissary of this regiment. Source; NEHG Register, Volume 25, July 1871.

Officers in the Fourth Massachusetts Regiment in the Louisbourg Campaign, 1744, from Western Massachusetts Samuel Willard, Esq., Col. and Capt., First Company. Thomas Chandler, Esq., Lt. Col. and Capt,. Second Company. Seth Pomroy, Major and Capt., Third Company. Joshua Pierce, Captain, First Company. John Warner, Captain, Fourth Company. David Melvin, Captain, Fifth Company Palmer Goulding, Captain, Sixth Company. James Stevens, Captain, Seventh Company. John Huston, Captain, Eighth Company. Joseph Miller, Captain, Ninth Company. Jabez Omstead, Captain, Tenth Company. Abijab Willard, Lieutenant, First Company. John Payson, Lieutenant, Second Company. Ebenezer Alexander, Lieutenant, Third Company. Joseph Whitcomb, Lieutenant, Fourth Company. Eliezer Melvin, Lieutenant, Fifth Company. John Sternes, Lieutenant, Sixth Company. Timothy Johnson, Lieutenant, Seventh Company. Reuben King ,Lieutenant, Eighth Company. Samuel Chandler, Lieutenant, Ninth Company. James Fry, Lieutenant, Tenth Company. Jonathon Trumbull, Ensign, First Company. David King, Ensign, Second Company. William Lyman, Ensign, Third Company. William Hutchins, Ensign, Fourth Company. Isaac Barran, Ensign, Fifth Company. Nathaniel Payson, Ensign, Sixth Company. Benjamin Shelden, Ensign, Eighth Company. John Man, Ensign, Ninth Company. Jonathan Hubbard, Adjutant John Hamilton, Lieutenant John Terry, Capt. Lieutenant Tahon Grant, Ensign Ebenezer Alexander, Captain, Third Company Jno. Man, First Lieutenant Benajah Austin, Second Lieutenant Ephraim Hayward, First Lieutenant John Bell, Second Lieutenant Abijah Willard, Capt. Lieutenant, First Company Levi Willard, Second Lieutenant, First Company Source; NEHG Register, Vol. 24, October 1870