>______________________________X-Message: #1 >Date: Fri, 15 Dec 2000 14:18:13 -0700 >From: Ron Horton <rwhort@ecentral.com> >To: CT-RIVER-VALLEY-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <3A3A8A95.CF8CF2C2@ecentral.com> >Subject: [CRV] What happened to the URL for Hampden, MA Bios?? >Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >I would like to know what happened to the following link for Hampden Co. >bios? >I can no longer access it. Any one know? And thanks in advance. Ron > ><http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/MA/HampdenBios?read=6> I believe the URLs got changes awhile ago. Try this: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Ma/HampdenBios Margaret

They must have reconfigured the system... http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Ma/HampdenBios Is this one the one you're looking for? Nathaniel Ely http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Ma/HampdenBios/6 Erin -----Original Message----- From: Ron Horton <rwhort@ecentral.com> To: CT-RIVER-VALLEY-L@rootsweb.com <CT-RIVER-VALLEY-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, December 15, 2000 4:18 PM Subject: [CRV] What happened to the URL for Hampden, MA Bios?? >I would like to know what happened to the following link for Hampden Co. bios? >I can no longer access it. Any one know? And thanks in advance. Ron > ><http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/MA/HampdenBios?read=6> > >______________________________

To the list: Thanks so much for all the response to my query. A kind lister gave me a URL which took me right where I wanted to go & here it is: <http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Ma/HampdenBios>. Thanks again, Ron Laurel O'Donnell wrote: > > The Bios are still there -- no changes. You may wish to verify the link > you have by looking at the list of Bios here: > > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ma/HampdenBios > > Laurel > Hampden County Coordinator > > ==== CT-RIVER-VALLEY Mailing List ==== > The Connecticut River Valley List covers the history and genealogy of the Connecticut River Valley. > http://searches.rootweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl put Ct-River-Valley in the box > http://www.quadrangle.org (genealogy library for Conn River area) > Listowner: NewEnglander1620@mail.ccsinet.net > > ============================== > The easiest way to stay in touch with your family and friends! > http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST1

The Bios are still there -- no changes. You may wish to verify the link you have by looking at the list of Bios here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ma/HampdenBios Laurel Hampden County Coordinator

At 02:18 PM 12/15/00 -0700, Ron Horton wrote: >I would like to know what happened to the following link for Hampden Co. >bios? >I can no longer access it. Any one know? And thanks in advance. Ron > ><http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/MA/HampdenBios?read=6> Is this the URL you are looking for? http://surhelp-bin.rootsweb.com/surindx.pl?gc=/USA/Ma/Hampden

I show Deacon Samuel Wright b. 1614.. that would have made him only 13 yrs old when Benjamin was born. Do you think he could have been a brother? I think this Samuel is the father of my Judah Wright b. 1642 Marilynn Jackson

I would like to know what happened to the following link for Hampden Co. bios? I can no longer access it. Any one know? And thanks in advance. Ron <http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/MA/HampdenBios?read=6>

This was towards the end of vol 1,of the "Memorial History of Boston,1630-1880",by Justin Winsor,1880. ----------------------------------- Governors PRIOR to Andros,the following lived in Boston: John Winthrop, Richard Bellingham, John Leverett, and Simeon Bradstreet. --- Assistants: Atherton Hough, John Winthrop,jr, William Hibbens, Edward Gibbons**, Humphrey Davy, John Richards, John Hull, Thomas Savage, Elisha Cooke, Elisha Hutchinson, Samuel Seawall, Isaac Addington, and John Walley. -------- Representatives of Boston to the General Court,during 1630-40: William Hutchinson, John Coggeshall, William Brenton, William Colbron, Henry Vane, William Coddington, Altherton Hough, William Aspinwall, John Oliver, John Newdigate/Newgate, Robert Keayne, Edward Gibbons, William Tyng, Edmund Quincy, John Underhill, Richard Bellingham. ----- Representatives from 1640-1660: William Hibbens, James Penn, Anthony Stoddard, John Leverett, Thomas Clarke, Thomas Savage, Edward Hutchinson, William Tyng, Thomas Hawkins, Thomas Marshall. -------- 1660-1660 Edward Tyng and John Richards. ----- 1680-1700 Elisha Hutchinson, Elisha Cooke, John Fairweather, John Saffin, Isaac Addington, Timothy Prout, Adam Winthrop, Thomas Oakes, Penn Townsend, Theophilus Frary, Dr.John Clarke, John Eyre, James Taylor, Timothy Thornton, Edward Bromfield, Nathaniel Oliver, Nathaniel Byfield, Samuel Legg, John White, Andrew Belcher, David Allen, and Joseph Bridgham ------- "The selectmen of the town,as the uniform custom of New England witnesseth, were chosen from the citizens of high repute. They excerise very considerable powers. They were chosen by the free vote of the governed,and it is evident from many sources that they all were the recognized leaders of the community. As no list of them elsewhere available,it seems judicious to print them here." -- Massachusetts Historical Collection.,X,23-29 for detailed lists. Mr Whitmore's Massachusetts Civil Lists,Albany,1870. --------- 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 continues the land owners of Boston prior to 1700.... if you missed the other postings,check the threads at http://archiver.rootsweb.com ----- Book: "Memorial History of Boston 1620-1880" by Justin Winsor, Librarian at Harvard Coll.,1899 Vol.1 [there are 4 volumes to the set] -- LYONS,Mathew Jacklin,Edward Jackson,Edmund Jackson,John Jephson,John Johnson,James Joy,thomas Judkin,Job Keayne,robert Kenrick,John Kirkby,William Knight,Sarah Lake,John Langdon,John Lawson,Christopher leger,Jacob Letherland,Wm leverit,John Leverit,John Leverit,Thomas [Leverett] Lippincott,Richard Lowe,John Lugg,John Lyle,Francis Makepeace,Thomas Marshall,John Marshal,Thomas Mason,Ralph Mattox,James Maud,Daniel Meeres,Robert Mellows,John Merry,Walter Messinger,Henry Mitchell,George Millard,Thomas Milom,John Munt,Thomas Nanney, Robert Nash,James Nash,Robert Negoos,Benjamin Negoos,Jonathan Newgate,John Odlin,John Offley,David Oliver,James Oliver,John Oliver,Thomas Page,Abraham Painter,Thomas Palmer,John jr Palmer,John sr Parker,Jane Parker,Nicholas Parker,Richard parsons,William Pasmer/Passmore,Bartholomew Pease,Henry Pell,William Pelton,John Pen/Penn, James Perry,Arthur Phillips,John Phippeni,Joseph Phippeni,David Pierce,William Pope,Ephriam Rainsford,Edward Rawlins,Richard Reinolds/Reynolds,Robert Rice,Joans Rice,Robert Rowe,Owen Richardson,Amos Roote,Raph[sic] Salter,William Sanford,Richard Savage,Thomas Scott,Joshua Scott,Robert Scott,Thomas Seaberry,John Sedgwick,Robert Sellick,David Sherman,Richard Shoare,Sampson Shrimpton,Henry Sinet, Walter Smith,Francis Smith,John Spoore, John Stanley,Christopher Stevenson,John Straine,Richard Sweete,John Symons,Henry Synderland,John Talmage,William Tapping,Richard Teft,William Thomas,Mr. Thwing,Benjamin Townsend,William Truesdale,Richard Turner,Robert Tuttle,Anne Tyng,Edward Tyng,William Usher,Hezekiah Vyall,John Waite,Gamaliel Waite,Richard Walker,Robert Ward,Benjamin Webb,Henry Werdall,William Wheeler,Thomas White ,Charity Wilborne,Thomas Willis,Nicholas Wicks,William Wilson,John Winge,Robert Winthrop,Deane Woodhouse,Richard Woodward, Nathaniel Woodward,Nathaniel Woodward,Robert ---------------- END of Boston land owners prior to 1700. -- 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 --

Good afternoon, My 4th g-grandfather died in Granville, MA 31 Jan 1800. His probate records indicate there is an obit or something in a newspaper in Springfield, MA. Any suggestions as to how I might obtain this information. His estate was probated in Springfield Tuesday 7 October 1800. Any help will be appreciated. Thank you. Dick DeBary Land of the Confused voter

Hi all- I have hit a brick wall without going back very far. I am looking for William Henry Webb (ca. 1885 W. Hartford CT) and Effie Thompson Webb's (1885 MA) families. I seem to have hit a brick wall with these two. I find many Webb ancestors from the area, I just cannot connect them to these two. Anyone out there researching this family???? Jan

My widowed paternal grandmother, Belle Winship Morris of Monrovia CA had an elderly lady living with her many years ago when I was a child, my first recollection of the lady being in the mid-1930s. She was Mrs Decatur and she was from Massachusetts. I have vague recollections that she tumbled down the stairs and died from whatever injuries she sustained. My grandmother was from New Haven CT and her maiden name was Belle Winship Benham. I have a small Bible believed to have been Mrs. Decatur's; most probably I got it while we were cleaning out my grandmother's home prior to selling it. I guess Mrs Decatur probably arrived after the 1920 census, or at least she's not shown as a member of the household. >From a clipping in the Bible, she had a prior husband, as her name is given as Mrs Mary Anna Theresa Gould and she married George Albert Decatur, 22 Nov 1894 in Lynn MA. There is nothing in the Bible concerning Mrs. Decatur's prior marriage, maiden name, or children, if any. Mr. Decatur died 3 Nov 1911. From a notice of his death, Mr. Decatur was born 30 Oct 1849 in Barrington NH to Joseph and Hannah (Abbott) Decatur. Mr. Decatur left three brothers, William H. and Hiram of Littleton MA and Nathaniel of Westford, and three sisters, Mrs. Samuel Naylor of West Chelmsford, Mrs. Francis Locke of Lowell and Mrs. Annie Mason of New York. Mr. Decatur had been a member of the Lowell lodge, B.P.O.E. (Elks) and the Passaconaway tribe, I.O.R.M. of Lowell. "I.O.R.M" stands for "Improved Order of Red Men", apparently America's oldest fraternal order chartered by Congress, but I don't believe it is connected with the Indians. The frail little leather-bound Bible has a written notation on the inside cover. "Edward Jones, wounded June 18, 1864, died June 22 1864, battle at Petersburg VA, June 18 1964". I've no idea who Jones was. I would be interested if any C-R-V listers know anything of Mrs. Decatur, her husband and Edward Jones. Please cross-post to your hearts content and include my email address <morris@jetlink.net>. Sincerely Henry Morris

Here are soldiers that served in the "French War"..... remember Wolf and Montcalm ? Quebec ! 1760 [again,beyond the time frame for Mass.Bay Colony but worth listing as these are descendants of the early settlers of Mass Bay Colony]: ----- The info is in the Massachusetts State Archives, LXXVI,674: ***all served March-December 1762..unless-noted** Barnes,Thomas: son of William,private with Capt Hart of Lynn Barnes,William: served with Capt Moses Hart of Lynn Batts,John: apprentice of Phineas Sprague; marched to Worcester with other Malden men under Capt Michael Brigden on the Fort William Henry alarm,Aug 1757; priv.with Capt Thomas Cheever**at Fort Cumberland in Nova Scotia,March 31,1759-Nov 1760. Blanchard,Ebenezer: with Capt Michael Brigden on Fort William Henry Breeden,John: born in Malden; then of Chelsea or Lynn,aged 22, a matross in Col.Richard Gridley's artillery; on roll of capt Flint's co in Col.Plaisted's regiment,in camp at Fort Edward July 26,1756,as having deserted from Brookfield; again on roll of Gridley's artillery,Feb 1757 as being dead. His father, Samuel of Malden petitioned 4/12/1757,shewing "that John Breden jun.,the son of petitioner was a soldier in the Exepedition against Crown Point in 1756; said John was returning home he died at Plymouth in his passage from Albany to Boston. [there's more if anyone wants it,page 702,but must be done by Sunday as book returns]. Breeden,Joseph: brother of John; aged 26; in company of Capt Moses Hart in Nova Scotia,1762. Brown,John: private with Capt Ebenezer Marrow of Medford,March-Nov 1758. Bunker,Phillip: priv.,served in place of Ebenezer Waite. Burditt,John,jr: husband of Jemima Green; aged 35,died in service Sept 23,1758. Burditt,Joseph: private with Capt Ebenezer Marrow, Mar.-Nov 1758 Burditt,Samuel: ensign in Capt Samuel Clarke'[from Braintree]Co. [The Samuel Clark's co was in the Fort Ticonderoga battle,1758.] Chenery,John: served with Capt Thomas Cheever,garrisoned at Fort Cumberland in Nova Scotia after Jan 1,1760. Clewly,Isaac: private with Capt Ebenezer Marrow,1758 Coburn,Patrick: private with Capt E.Marrow,1758 Coleman,John: aged 27;enlisted with Capt Joseph Billings for the expedition against Canada, before May 23,1758 Conery,Daniel: private with Capt E.Marrow, 1758 Cousens,Nathaniel: priv.with capt E.Marrow Emery,Jonathan: drawn from Capt John Dexter's Co.,served with Capt Thomas Cheever and Col.Richard Gridley in expedition against Crown Point,Sept 15-Dec 16,1755. Evans,Daniel: age 21; laborer,born in Malden,now of Hopkinton, enlisted with Capt William Jones and Col,Joseph Thacher,1756 Floyd,Ezekiel: son of Daniel and Margaret[Jenkins]; aged 28, enlisted with Capt E.Marrow 1758. One report said he died Oct 25 but a town record makes him to have died Oct 28,1758. Forbes,Christopher: priv.in Capt E.Marrow's co. 1758;he died 4/2/1815. Fullerton,Nathaniel: priv.with Capt.E.Marrow Co,1758 ------- Cynthia **my line -- 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 posting covers the Canada Expedition of 1690.....some of the info goes beyond the 1700 time frame set for Mass Bay Colony but I think worth listing..... --- Its "tid-a-bits" of information that some of you will find useful: -- Malden,June 1711: **town agreed to give relief to Margret Chaimberlin, widow of Edmund,who served under Capt Ambercombie. ----- **James Hovey of Malden: on "roll of English prisoners in the hands of the French and Indians in Canada". 1710/11 =========================================================== The following men served under Gen.Mockton in Nova Scotia: [info in Journal,1755-56 by Winslow;Mass His.Soc.]: *****Major Benjamin Goldthwait's Co. all men lived in Malden at time of service: William Pratt-Corp.- age 37,born Malden,cordwainer John Martin-corp-age 33,born-Plymouth[Eng],weaver Nathan Cursens.priv.-age 26-b.Malden,cordwainer Christopher Forbes-priv.,age 21-b.Boston,;laborer Ebenzer Foster-priv-age 18,b.Boston,cordwainer David Howard-priv.age 17,b.Malden,weaver Benjamin Hollowell,priv.,age 18,b.Holliston,blacksmith Samuel Wheeler,priv.,age 21,b.Malden,cordwainer John Writeson[Richardson],priv.,age 45,b.dartmouth,reedmaker -------- ***********Capt Speakman's Co.***** Daniel Floyd,priv,age 26,b.Malden,res.Malden,laborer John Coleman,priv. age 24.b.Maledn,res.Malden,cordwainer -------- *****Capt Abijah Willard's co.***** Isaac Day, priv., age 17,b.malden,resid.Harvard;cooper ---------- *****Capt William Bourn's Co.**** Stephen Payne,priv.,age 42, b.Malden,res.Cambridge,housewright --------------------------- List of soldiers [actually farmers, fishermen,etc] who did NOT return home from Cape Brittan[Breton] in 1745 [old French War] "remained on their field of glory" **Josiah Hovey,an apprentice to Solomon Townsend **John Nichols,son of Nathaniel and Sarah,husband of Agnes. **Samuel Nichols,son of Nat.and Sarah,husband of Jemima. **John Stower,son of John and Sarah,age 24 **Nathan Stower,son of Samuel and Abigail,age 25 **Jonathan Sweetser,son of John and Martha,age 18 **Ebenezer Wayte,son of Thomas and Deborah **Benjamin Wheeler,an apprentice to Jacob Parker **Joel Whittmore,son of James and Mary,age 23. [soldiers found in "Journal House of Rep.,in loco"] ---------------------------------------------------------- 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 --

Morning, I happened to find a newspaper clipping from June 25, 1942, and it list some of the genealogy from the Roosevelt-Churchill family tree. There is two Delano's in it. Warren Delano married Catherine Lyman, and Sarah Delano married James Roosevelt. Other surnames in the tree are: Cooke, Willcox, Perry Church, Hathaway and Swift. Good Luck! Terre

The DELANOs ought to be extremely well documented because of FDR -- there must be a number of genealogies. Yrs aye, Warren ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lester M Powers" <lesterps@juno.com> To: <CT-RIVER-VALLEY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2000 5:29 PM Subject: [CRV] Re: Goshen, OrangeCo., VT (*DELANO*/POWELL) > Cousin Charlie wrote: > > Lester - > > The families of Powell, Tilden, Delano, Savage, > > Chamberlin and Whitcomb are all related. I've added > > capital letters to either add or confirm what you > > wrote on each line. Maybe some other descendants can > > add in the rest. > > Charlie > ><snip> > >> Zebulon Delano-HUSBAND OF LUSINA > >> Lusina Delano-[Powell]DAUGHTER-[wife] OF ZEBULON > > Well, then I suppose this makes one other list > member, Gordon Delano (GWoodbutcher@aol.com), who wrote > a Delano query here a few days back, an in-law. I had > thought that ol' Rowland just dumped the farm on 'em > when he retired. Maybe tax problems and all. <grin> > > Gordon Delano had asked if the "History of Hartford" > (Tucker, 1889) has goodies on the Delanos. I see now > that there are two or three whole pages of nothing > but Delanos in the "Genealogies" chapter, on pages > 412 to 413 or 414. I do not have the text of this. > Maybe someone can talk Cherryl Ball into a lookup. > Maybe Gordon has already done that, off-list. "History > of Hartford" also has writeups in the "Genealogies" > chapter for the Marsh, Richards, Savage, and Tilden > families among others (Luther Powell married a Marsh). > > So, there's microfilm renting to be done anew > in January. I hope I get an in-focus film next time. > Meanwhile, my local LDS FHC has only two more open > days before a two-week holiday shutdown, and I must > decide whether to spend that with the Revolution > (found Vermont Powells on Revolutionary fiche there > the other day), or land deeds at Hartford. S'pose > I'll do the Revolution to figure out where the devil > the other Powells were (like your Elisha) around > 1775-1779esque. > > And, when I'm a little less foggy, maybe I'll ask > listmom Cynthia (the one who posted 20 copies of the > SAME Malden paupers in a dump d'etat) for a Powell > lookup in the Brimfield, MA history book. She already > showed a Rowland Powell as "paid for service" as a > Revolutionary hero at Brimfield in 1779 -- maybe > there's more -- after she calms down following my > dump d'etat joke. Sigh. So much to do; so few jokes. > > Lester Powers > lesterps@juno.com > > ________________________________________________________________ > GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! > Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! > Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: > http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj. > > > ==== CT-RIVER-VALLEY Mailing List ==== > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > http://www.quadrangle.org [CRV musuem and genealogy library] > List owner: NewEnglander1620@mail.ccsinet.net > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry's Library - The best collection of family history > learning and how-to articles on the Internet. > http://www.ancestry.com/learn/library >

Where I said "for details read Part 1 Malden,Mass" SHOULD HAVE BEEN Part 1 of Marriages of Pelham,Mass........sorry. 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 -- ---------- Original Message ------------------------ From: "Cynthia" <newenglander1620@mail.ccsinet.net> Reply-To: <newenglander1620@mail.ccsinet.net> Date: Tue, 12 Dec 2000 21:02:31 -0500 Lists: For details,see part 1 of Malden,Mass ------------ 1778 1/9: James Cowdin of Pelham and Rebeckah Hamilton of Shutesbury 1/29:Thomas McMullin and Martha Cowdin,Pelham 5/26: Jonas Conkey of Pelham and Ruth Bridge of Shutesbury 6/11: William Harkness,jr and Isabel Gray,Pelham 7/7: Adam Petteson of Shutesbury and Jennet Rinken of Pelham 8/21: James Rinkin and Sarah Hunter , Pelham 12/3: William Cowdin and Sarah Crawford,Pelham 12/10:William Croset Pelham and Jenny Thomas of Worcester -- 1779 9/9: James King and Elisabeth McCulloch, Pelham 11/30: Samuel Sloan and Eunice Dick,Pelham -- 1780 1/27: William Berry and Naomi Pettersen, Pelham 2/29: John Alexander of Bennington[VT]and Elisabeth perry,Pelham 3/6: William Mills and Jean McConel,Pelham 4/27: Thomas Dick and Mary McMullen,Pelham 8/21: George Elot and Eloner Bears[Beers?],Pelham 8/24: Samuel Hathey of Middleberry and Sarah Stevens 8/31: Thomas Thompson and Mary Smith,Pelham 9/21: Nathaniel Sampson[Samson]and Nancy Harkness,Pelham 9/21: John Berry of New Salem and Mary Haskell,Pelham 9/26: James Blair of Belchertown and Mary Dick,Pelham 9/26: Jacob Gray of Pelham and Jean Smith of Holden[Mass] 11/15: James Ambercombie and Margery Conkey,Pelham 12/5: Isaac Conkey and Rebekah Maklem,Pelham --------- 1781 2/13: John Gittee of Black Creek,and Sarah Gray,Pelham 3/24: Alexander Torrence and Precila Heket,Pelham 5/29: Aaron Gould and Lydia Gray,Pelham -------- 1782 12/8: David Harkness and Sarah Gray,Pelham 12/8: Robert Croset and Nancy Hood,Pelham ------- 1784 3/22:Robert Huston and Katherin Taylor,Pelham ----- 1786 3/30: William Conkey and Mary Maklam,Pelham --- 1793 11/15: William Hunt of Shutesbury and Polly Crosher,Pelham 12/2: Joseph Hinds of German Flats,and Jennet Crosett,Pelham 12/5: William Lawson of Greenfield and Polly Montgomery,Pelham ---- 1794 4/3: David Haskell and Polly Gray, Pelham 6/25: John Baker of Pelham and Hannah Smith of Hardwick. 7/11: Jonathan Field of Amherst and Elisabeth Johnson,Pelham 7/18: Froa Shirtleiff[sic]and Anne Taylor,Pelham 12/4: Amerimah Belew and Anne Lotherige, Pelham ------ 1795 1/15:bald Feregerson of Hadley and Polly Latham of Pelham 5/14: Frank Peebles and Polly Billings,Amherst 2/19:Daniel Car Gray and Susannah Crawford,Pelham 3/2: Bildad Searl of Southampton and Phebe Gray,Pelham 3/12:Isaac Cowan Hunter of Greenwich and Alice Wilson,Pelham 8/27: Patrick Gray of Pelham and Lois Hunter of Greenwich 10/13: Bezebel Whitney and Lucy Shays,Pelham 10/22: Jacob Shaw of SHutesbury and Isabel Gray,Pelham ----- 1796 3/2: Joel Conkey and Molly Thompson,Pelham 6/2: Gideon Ingraham of Amherst and Mary King of Pelham 6/10: Gideon Hackett and Lydia Peeso,Pelham 11/10: Aaron Gray of Pelham and Ruth Powers of Shutesbury 11/20: Squire Abbott and Martha Thompson,Pelham 11/27: Seth Sudden of Hadley and Sally Latham,Pelham 12/17: Levi Crawford and martha Gray, Pelham --------- 1797 1/7: Robert Gitte of Hebran,NY and Martha Conkey,Pelham 1/20: David Conkey and Eunice Thompson,Pelham 3/2: Salvenus Wood and Polly Gray,Pelham July__: Stewart James park and Nancy Gray,Pelham 8/24: William Berry of New Salem and Sally Ray,Pelham 9/7: David Winter and Patty Newcomb,Pelham 11/20: Samuel Hyde and Margarett Dickinson 11/29:Ephriam Weler of Shutesbury and Rebecca Croset,Pelham 12/28: Titus Randel of Greenwich and Patty Davidson,Pelham 12/28: Ebenezer Gates and Sally Washburn,Pelham ----- 1798 4/3: William Berry and Nancy McMillen,Pelham ---- 1799 1/10: James Harkness,Salem,NY and Polly Rhodes,Pelham 5/2: Isreal[sic]Conkey and Hannah Conkey, Pelham 5/29: Collister Gray and Phebe Tolynan,Pelham 6/20: John Taylor and Martha Thompson, Pelham 9/27: Joseph Peck of Amherst and Isabel Hyde of Pelham -------------------------------- Cynthia 8/24: "Middleberry" could be Middlebury [Conn] "Black Creek".....anyone know where,please post "German Flats"....anyone? 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Lists: For details,see part 1 of Malden,Mass ------------ 1778 1/9: James Cowdin of Pelham and Rebeckah Hamilton of Shutesbury 1/29:Thomas McMullin and Martha Cowdin,Pelham 5/26: Jonas Conkey of Pelham and Ruth Bridge of Shutesbury 6/11: William Harkness,jr and Isabel Gray,Pelham 7/7: Adam Petteson of Shutesbury and Jennet Rinken of Pelham 8/21: James Rinkin and Sarah Hunter , Pelham 12/3: William Cowdin and Sarah Crawford,Pelham 12/10:William Croset Pelham and Jenny Thomas of Worcester -- 1779 9/9: James King and Elisabeth McCulloch, Pelham 11/30: Samuel Sloan and Eunice Dick,Pelham -- 1780 1/27: William Berry and Naomi Pettersen, Pelham 2/29: John Alexander of Bennington[VT]and Elisabeth perry,Pelham 3/6: William Mills and Jean McConel,Pelham 4/27: Thomas Dick and Mary McMullen,Pelham 8/21: George Elot and Eloner Bears[Beers?],Pelham 8/24: Samuel Hathey of Middleberry and Sarah Stevens 8/31: Thomas Thompson and Mary Smith,Pelham 9/21: Nathaniel Sampson[Samson]and Nancy Harkness,Pelham 9/21: John Berry of New Salem and Mary Haskell,Pelham 9/26: James Blair of Belchertown and Mary Dick,Pelham 9/26: Jacob Gray of Pelham and Jean Smith of Holden[Mass] 11/15: James Ambercombie and Margery Conkey,Pelham 12/5: Isaac Conkey and Rebekah Maklem,Pelham --------- 1781 2/13: John Gittee of Black Creek,and Sarah Gray,Pelham 3/24: Alexander Torrence and Precila Heket,Pelham 5/29: Aaron Gould and Lydia Gray,Pelham -------- 1782 12/8: David Harkness and Sarah Gray,Pelham 12/8: Robert Croset and Nancy Hood,Pelham ------- 1784 3/22:Robert Huston and Katherin Taylor,Pelham ----- 1786 3/30: William Conkey and Mary Maklam,Pelham --- 1793 11/15: William Hunt of Shutesbury and Polly Crosher,Pelham 12/2: Joseph Hinds of German Flats,and Jennet Crosett,Pelham 12/5: William Lawson of Greenfield and Polly Montgomery,Pelham ---- 1794 4/3: David Haskell and Polly Gray, Pelham 6/25: John Baker of Pelham and Hannah Smith of Hardwick. 7/11: Jonathan Field of Amherst and Elisabeth Johnson,Pelham 7/18: Froa Shirtleiff[sic]and Anne Taylor,Pelham 12/4: Amerimah Belew and Anne Lotherige, Pelham ------ 1795 1/15:bald Feregerson of Hadley and Polly Latham of Pelham 5/14: Frank Peebles and Polly Billings,Amherst 2/19:Daniel Car Gray and Susannah Crawford,Pelham 3/2: Bildad Searl of Southampton and Phebe Gray,Pelham 3/12:Isaac Cowan Hunter of Greenwich and Alice Wilson,Pelham 8/27: Patrick Gray of Pelham and Lois Hunter of Greenwich 10/13: Bezebel Whitney and Lucy Shays,Pelham 10/22: Jacob Shaw of SHutesbury and Isabel Gray,Pelham ----- 1796 3/2: Joel Conkey and Molly Thompson,Pelham 6/2: Gideon Ingraham of Amherst and Mary King of Pelham 6/10: Gideon Hackett and Lydia Peeso,Pelham 11/10: Aaron Gray of Pelham and Ruth Powers of Shutesbury 11/20: Squire Abbott and Martha Thompson,Pelham 11/27: Seth Sudden of Hadley and Sally Latham,Pelham 12/17: Levi Crawford and martha Gray, Pelham --------- 1797 1/7: Robert Gitte of Hebran,NY and Martha Conkey,Pelham 1/20: David Conkey and Eunice Thompson,Pelham 3/2: Salvenus Wood and Polly Gray,Pelham July__: Stewart James park and Nancy Gray,Pelham 8/24: William Berry of New Salem and Sally Ray,Pelham 9/7: David Winter and Patty Newcomb,Pelham 11/20: Samuel Hyde and Margarett Dickinson 11/29:Ephriam Weler of Shutesbury and Rebecca Croset,Pelham 12/28: Titus Randel of Greenwich and Patty Davidson,Pelham 12/28: Ebenezer Gates and Sally Washburn,Pelham ----- 1798 4/3: William Berry and Nancy McMillen,Pelham ---- 1799 1/10: James Harkness,Salem,NY and Polly Rhodes,Pelham 5/2: Isreal[sic]Conkey and Hannah Conkey, Pelham 5/29: Collister Gray and Phebe Tolynan,Pelham 6/20: John Taylor and Martha Thompson, Pelham 9/27: Joseph Peck of Amherst and Isabel Hyde of Pelham -------------------------------- Cynthia 8/24: "Middleberry" could be Middlebury [Conn] "Black Creek".....anyone know where,please post "German Flats"....anyone? NY? Pa? NJ? -- 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 --

Cousin Charlie wrote: > Lester - > The families of Powell, Tilden, Delano, Savage, > Chamberlin and Whitcomb are all related. I've added > capital letters to either add or confirm what you > wrote on each line. Maybe some other descendants can > add in the rest. > Charlie ><snip> >> Zebulon Delano-HUSBAND OF LUSINA >> Lusina Delano-[Powell]DAUGHTER-[wife] OF ZEBULON Well, then I suppose this makes one other list member, Gordon Delano (GWoodbutcher@aol.com), who wrote a Delano query here a few days back, an in-law. I had thought that ol' Rowland just dumped the farm on 'em when he retired. Maybe tax problems and all. <grin> Gordon Delano had asked if the "History of Hartford" (Tucker, 1889) has goodies on the Delanos. I see now that there are two or three whole pages of nothing but Delanos in the "Genealogies" chapter, on pages 412 to 413 or 414. I do not have the text of this. Maybe someone can talk Cherryl Ball into a lookup. Maybe Gordon has already done that, off-list. "History of Hartford" also has writeups in the "Genealogies" chapter for the Marsh, Richards, Savage, and Tilden families among others (Luther Powell married a Marsh). So, there's microfilm renting to be done anew in January. I hope I get an in-focus film next time. Meanwhile, my local LDS FHC has only two more open days before a two-week holiday shutdown, and I must decide whether to spend that with the Revolution (found Vermont Powells on Revolutionary fiche there the other day), or land deeds at Hartford. S'pose I'll do the Revolution to figure out where the devil the other Powells were (like your Elisha) around 1775-1779esque. And, when I'm a little less foggy, maybe I'll ask listmom Cynthia (the one who posted 20 copies of the SAME Malden paupers in a dump d'etat) for a Powell lookup in the Brimfield, MA history book. She already showed a Rowland Powell as "paid for service" as a Revolutionary hero at Brimfield in 1779 -- maybe there's more -- after she calms down following my dump d'etat joke. Sigh. So much to do; so few jokes. Lester Powers lesterps@juno.com ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

The Delano line came to America, Nov. 9, 1621 aboard the "Fortune". Philippe DeLaNoye, a 19 year old of French ancestry arrived and joined the colony at Plymouth. He married Hester Dewsbury.The Delano's at Goshen descended from Philippe. Regards, Gordon Delano