Hi Everybody My name is Arthur CHITTENDEN and I am working on a one-name study - worldwide. Any information, no matter how brief, will be greatly appreciated. I shall be happy to assist other CHITTENDEN seekers by doing lookups and where possible putting them in contact with other researchers of our name. KFHS Member No: 6474 GOONS Member No: 2584 Best Wishes Arthur Sydney Australia.

List: Instead of listing all the settlers/residences/and migrations........which will take forever and a day, I am going to list the names only and if you want me to send you the info..just email me at LookupsNE@hotmailcom and I will respond to your query. this starts where i left off in 7.1 pages: 1005-1006-1007-1008-1009 note: most BEFORE 1675 Richard, Benjamin Bernard, John Betts, Robert [ Best/Beast] Bigelow,John Biscoe,John Biscoe,Nathaniel Blois,Edmund Bond, William Bowman, Nathaniel Boyden, Thomas Boylston, Thomas Braybrook, John Bridges, William Brigham, Thomas Brigan,John Bright, Henry [sr and jr] Bright,Thomas Brooks, Thomas Browne,Abraham Browne, John Browing,Malachi Bullard, Benjamin Bullard, Anne and Mauldin Busby, Nicholas Cakebread, Thomas Callow, Oliver Carter,Thomas Carver,. Richard Chadwick,Charles Chester,Leonard Child,Emphriam Clarke.John Clarke,William Clarke,Hugh Clough, John Cloyes, John Coe, Robert Coolidge, John Cooper, Thomas Crispe,Benjamin Cross,John Cummins, Isaac Cuttris, Henry Cutler, James Cutting,John Cutting,Richard** Daniel,Robert Davis,John Day,John Dengaine[Dingham], Henry Denton, Richard Dix, Edward Doggett, John Dow,Henry Dudley,Thomas [Gov] Dwight,John Eaton,John Eaton, William Eire,Simon Eire,Thomas Eire, Simon,jr Ellett, John [Elliott] Feake, Robert Felch, Henry Finch,John Firmin, John Fiske, David Fiske, Nathan Fiske, John Flagg, Thomas [Fleg] Flemming, John Foulgier, John Foote, Nathaniel Freeman, Samuel Gale, richard Garfield, Edward Garfield, Samuel Gay,John Godfrey, William Goffe, Edward Gosse, John [Goffe] Goldstone,Henry Goodridge-Goodrich-...see Gutterig Grant, Christopher Greene, Henry Griggs, John Grout, John Gutteridg, John Gutterig,William Guy,Nicholas Hamlet, William Hammond, William Harrington,Robert Hart,Isaac Hastings,Thomas Hawkins,Timothy Hayward,John [ ] names in brackets--various spellings suggested by author No copies need to be made unless you want one as most of the descriptions are brief. Look ups/Queries: LookUpsNE@hotmail.com Cynthia Moderator of : Ct-River-Valley-L@rootsweb.com CTHartfo-L@rootsweb.com MANorfol-L@rootsweb.com Ma-Bay-Colony-L@rootsweb.com Rootsweb sponsor

Q was - English version of Jacob/Jacobus [Hebrew] Ans.- James - I would never have thought to go this route- but will try it in older records searches, as I am also looking at the possibility of MOSES being a derivative of ERASMUS.. Mimi Taylor ____________NetZero Free Internet Access and Email_________ Download Now http://www.netzero.net/download/index.html Request a CDROM 1-800-333-3633 ___________________________________________________________

1. ___ Ball; on the list of Winthrop, supposed to be the names of those intending to come over in 1630; is the name of "Mr.Ball" If this was the John Ball of Concord, he may have arrived before Concord was granted; settled first in Watertown and moved to Concord in 1635, prior to the date of the earliest proprietor of Watertown. ---------- 2. Barron,Ellis: freeman 1641; not a grantee; bought the homestall, 10 acres of A.Kemball on the east side of the Common. adjoing on the east the lot granted to Thurston Raynor; Ellis died 1676. ------------------------------------ 3. **Barsham,William: 1630, freeman 1637; grantee of 5 lots and purchaser of 1 lot. died 1684 His homestall was west of MT Auburn between Cambridge Rd and Bank Lane. ----------------------------------- 4. Bairstow,Michael: of Charlestown 1635; probably moved to Watertown 1637/8; freeman 1636; not a grantee but a proprietor of 8 lots; died 1674. His homestall of 14 acres was on the southwest corner of Belmont and School St. ---------- 5. Bartlett, Thomas; 1630; freeman 1636; died 1654. Grantee of 7 lots. ---------- 6. Beach,Richard: of Cambridge 1635; of Watertown 1639; not a grantee. died 1674 ---------- 7. **Beeres,Richard: freeman 1637; died 1675 ; grantee of 7 lots and purchaser of 3 lots. His homestall was granted 10 acres, was bounded N.E. by Fresh Pond and west by Grove St. ----------------------- 8. Bemis, Joseph: of Watertown by 1640; died 1684; grantee of a farm and of a meadow at Nonesuch [ section of Weston]; purchased 7 other lots. His homestall was located on Warren St. ------------ 9. Benjamin,John: 1632; freeman 1632; first of Cambridge afterwards Watertown where he died 1645. Since he isnt a grantee, renders it probable that he did not move to Watertown before 1637/8; His homestall of 60 acres was situated at east of Dorchester field and bounded on the south by Charles River. --------------------------------- 10. Benjamin,Richard: 1632 of Southhold,Long Is.[today NY] in 1667; not a grantee but a proprietor of 2 lots. --------------------------------- if you see ** before a name, one of my lines and will exchange information Cynthia Moderator of : Ct-River-Valley-L@rootsweb.com CTHartfo-L@rootsweb.com MANorfol-L@rootsweb.com Ma-Bay-Colony-L@rootsweb.com Rootsweb sponsor

----- Original Message ----- From: "Lester M Powers" <lesterps@juno.com> To: <CT-RIVER-VALLEY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, September 08, 2000 11:14 PM Subject: [CRV] Re: How do you know he's your John Dwight? > I think Marilyn asked a hypothetical regarding a > research method. > > > My question is - if you don't know that your ancestor > > lived there and you only have a name and no additional > > info to connect to - how can you assure that this is > > your John Dwight and not another one? > > Marilyn and others (me too!) will no doubt be in > the same fix again with another line, even if the Dwight > branch is solved, asking, "Where did this ancestor come > from???" In other words, How do I trace the geographical > meanderings of an ancestor from point A on the map to > point B, where I know point B but can't get back from > there and learn wherever point A was? I am at this > brick wall myself at the moment. Another problem. I have ancestors that appear to have landed in MBC from a flying saucer: WHITMORE/WETMORE, DWIGHT, CROW, HALL, HICKS, FLETCHER, PARTRIDGE, Mary and the SMITH Bros., and if I thought real hard I could name more. There is not a trace of them on the other side of the pond. It's a brick wall made of salt water. Who were their parents and where did they come from? Genealogy doesn't stop at the beach, IMO. Yrs aye, Warren Wetmore

I think Marilyn asked a hypothetical regarding a research method. > My question is - if you don't know that your ancestor > lived there and you only have a name and no additional > info to connect to - how can you assure that this is > your John Dwight and not another one? Marilyn and others (me too!) will no doubt be in the same fix again with another line, even if the Dwight branch is solved, asking, "Where did this ancestor come from???" In other words, How do I trace the geographical meanderings of an ancestor from point A on the map to point B, where I know point B but can't get back from there and learn wherever point A was? I am at this brick wall myself at the moment. One standard way is to read the book, "History Of Point B," which will sometimes have this information. In my case, for my Benjamin B. Powers, the relevant book does not. Another way is to check birth/marriage records, which might give a place of origin for a parent or newlywed. In my case, for my Ben, no such records exist. How 'bout a compiled genealogy? For me, nope. OK. Now what? I would like suggestions too. I have been reading through land deeds, out of desperation. That means severe eyestrain, which is why I ordinarily avoid land records. But, I have noticed, specifically in Pomfret, Vermont, about more or less 1800 up to 1820, that a deed always, inevitably, gives the residence of both buyer and seller. Thus, say at Pomfret, VT, a deed might show "I John Fratzerwattle of Pomfret do sell the farm to Timothy Nubgludgeon of East Overshoe." It would appear this way ONLY for Timothy's FIRST land purchase. After the first deed, Timothy will turn into Timothy of Pomfret. Here is a place where Nubgludgeon researchers could find Timothy's Point A, East Overshoe. And, with Point A now known, might have a chance at finding birth and/or marriage and/or other records there. Unless, of course, they have luck like mine. (According to the nonrecords, my Ben had no birth, didn't marry his wife, wasn't a head of household, but alas wasn't a criminal either, and bought no land.) Are there other ways of finding out where the heck an ancestor came from, geographically? We, the legions of the frustrated want to know! Lester ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

http://www.valley.net/~connriver/itin.htm Ran onto this interesting site while doing a vague search for Dudley Chase. Lotsa Chases,but don't see my grandpa ^' ^' Good geographic and historical information for the area. Harriet Chase hatchase@uswest.net

To avoid doing a lot of research on those not related to you it is necessary to start with the oldest relative you are SURE of: parent, grandparent, ggrandparent - whatever. Next search until you find the parents of the known relation. You keep going back one more generation each time you verify the parents of the last one. While you do your research it is important to save the information you find on everyone with the same surname in the same area with your family. This will save lots of time later and if you run into a brick wall will give you some clues on where to search. If your research starts after 1850 you will find the federal census reports (and state census where available) a BIG help and a very good place to start. Happy Hunting. Joyce -----Original Message----- From: Marilyn O'Leary <olear15@attglobal.net> To: CT-RIVER-VALLEY-L@rootsweb.com <CT-RIVER-VALLEY-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, September 07, 2000 8:36 PM Subject: [CRV] How do you know he's your John Dwight? >Warren and Cynthia, > >I guess this is a question of how to do accurate research. Since my >husband's line has Dwights (Nathaniel Dwight and Mehitable Partridge >line), the Dwight name in Watertown also caught my eye. However, since >I'd no known connection there, I let it pass. > >My question is - if you don't know that your ancestor lived there and >you only have a name and no additional info to connect to - how can you >assure that this is your John Dwight and not another one? Could you give >me some of your mental play which would have brought you to that >conclusion? Why could this not be another John Dwight? > >Sorry if this sounds amaturish, but this has puzzled me and I'm still >relatively new at this researching. > >Marilyn in MI > > >==== CT-RIVER-VALLEY Mailing List ==== >http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl ...type in Ct-River Valley or other mailing list >http://www.acpl.lib.in.us [large genealogy library in Indiana] > >http://www.quadrangle.org (genealogical lib for Conn River area) > >============================== >Personalized Mailing Lists: never miss a connection again. >http://pml.rootsweb.com/ >Brought to you by RootsWeb.com. >

Hi All, Have recently found the probate records for my 5th gr grandfather Jonathan King who died intestate in 1787 and was living in Vermont. I am trying to transcribe it. Are there any sites on the web that might help me? I especially need help with transcribing the inventory of his estate. My copy is pretty poor but have made out most of the words in the initial probate record. Thanks, Marla blarson@ubtanet.com

----- Original Message ----- From: "Marilyn O'Leary" <olear15@attglobal.net> To: <CT-RIVER-VALLEY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, September 07, 2000 8:39 PM Subject: [CRV] How do you know he's your John Dwight? > Warren and Cynthia, > > I guess this is a question of how to do accurate research. Since my > husband's line has Dwights (Nathaniel Dwight and Mehitable Partridge > line), the Dwight name in Watertown also caught my eye. However, since > I'd no known connection there, I let it pass. > > My question is - if you don't know that your ancestor lived there and > you only have a name and no additional info to connect to - how can you > assure that this is your John Dwight and not another one? Could you give > me some of your mental play which would have brought you to that > conclusion? Why could this not be another John Dwight? > > Sorry if this sounds amateurish, but this has puzzled me and I'm still > relatively new at this researching. > > Marilyn in MI Hi, Marilyn: Put it this way -- DWIGHT is an exceedingly rare surname even today. Which is a strong indicator, though not dispositive, that the family is monoancestral -- as my WETMOREs are, and possibly my STOWs and, in a more roundabout fashion, my HAVILANDs (the Irish branch probably descends from the originals on the Island of Guernsey, FWIW). Or BIancestral, since John's bro Timothy also came to MBC and had sons. And Savage has John DWIGHT first in Watertown, I now see: vol. 2, p. 85. All of the DWIGHTs in Savage are related. My suspicion is that they came from Co. Essex, ENG, though that has never been proven. Your husband is my double cuz -- Nathaniel's bro Rev. Josiah m. Mehitable's sis Mary. Josiah and Mary were my 6th G-GPs; their dau Anna m. the Rev. James WETMORE and was a double first cousin to your husband's ancestor (I don't know which if the chn of Nathaniel and Mehitable he desc from). I know of three or four other descendants of N&M on line. N&M were G-GPs of the Rev. Dr. Timothy D, prez of Yale. Famous guy in his time, and a maternal GS of the Rev. Jonathan EDWARDS and first cuz to Aaron BURR. I'm also kin to Dr. Tim via the STOWs. Your husband also descends from Mehitable's brother Cotton PARTRIDGE, I believe. At least I have him thus in my PARTRIDGE cuz file. I have the entire PARTRIDGE line (actually WHITE-GOODWIN-CROW-PARTRIDGE) as well as the lines of Nathaniel's mother Anna FLYNT (FLYNT-HOAR-HINCKSMAN). Yrs aye, Warren Wetmore

----- Original Message ----- From: "Peter Vanderbrouk" <rpckvv@swbell.net> To: <CT-RIVER-VALLEY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, September 07, 2000 9:41 PM Subject: Re: [CRV] How do you know he's your John Dwight? > Marilyn, > You need to work your ancestry from the present backwards. Without doing > so, it will be almost impossible to determine if you are descended from the > Dwights of Watertown. Her Nathaniel DWIGHT was the GS of John DWIGHT of Watertown and Dedham. Yrs aye, Warren Wetmore > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Marilyn O'Leary <olear15@attglobal.net> > To: <CT-RIVER-VALLEY-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Thursday, September 07, 2000 8:39 PM > Subject: [CRV] How do you know he's your John Dwight? > > > > Warren and Cynthia, > > > > I guess this is a question of how to do accurate research. Since my > > husband's line has Dwights (Nathaniel Dwight and Mehitable Partridge > > line), the Dwight name in Watertown also caught my eye. However, since > > I'd no known connection there, I let it pass. > > > > My question is - if you don't know that your ancestor lived there and > > you only have a name and no additional info to connect to - how can you > > assure that this is your John Dwight and not another one? Could you give > > me some of your mental play which would have brought you to that > > conclusion? Why could this not be another John Dwight? > > > > Sorry if this sounds amaturish, but this has puzzled me and I'm still > > relatively new at this researching. > > > > Marilyn in MI > > > > > > ==== CT-RIVER-VALLEY Mailing List ==== > > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl ...type in Ct-River > Valley or other mailing list > > http://www.acpl.lib.in.us [large genealogy library in Indiana] > > > > http://www.quadrangle.org (genealogical lib for Conn River area) > > > > ============================== > > Personalized Mailing Lists: never miss a connection again. > > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > > Brought to you by 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: NewEnglander1621@msn.com > > ============================== > Search ALL of RootsWeb's mailing lists in real time. > RootsWeb's Personalized Mailing Lists: > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ >

A while back, I corresponded with someone on this list about the Daniels family who would have been in the Wrentham, MA vicinity. That person had a Francois (I think) who married a Daniels that she was looking for. Please e-mail me. I have info for you. Ruth (Schmitz) Cherecwich Researching: BOINK, BUCHANAN, CAULFIELD, CHERECWICH, GOULD, JUNGE, KAUS, KINKADE, KIRKWOOD, KOMNATZKY, SCHILLING, SCHMITZ, SCHULLER, STEWART, TANGES (TOENGES), WILLIAMS

Marilyn, You need to work your ancestry from the present backwards. Without doing so, it will be almost impossible to determine if you are descended from the Dwights of Watertown. ----- Original Message ----- From: Marilyn O'Leary <olear15@attglobal.net> To: <CT-RIVER-VALLEY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, September 07, 2000 8:39 PM Subject: [CRV] How do you know he's your John Dwight? > Warren and Cynthia, > > I guess this is a question of how to do accurate research. Since my > husband's line has Dwights (Nathaniel Dwight and Mehitable Partridge > line), the Dwight name in Watertown also caught my eye. However, since > I'd no known connection there, I let it pass. > > My question is - if you don't know that your ancestor lived there and > you only have a name and no additional info to connect to - how can you > assure that this is your John Dwight and not another one? Could you give > me some of your mental play which would have brought you to that > conclusion? Why could this not be another John Dwight? > > Sorry if this sounds amaturish, but this has puzzled me and I'm still > relatively new at this researching. > > Marilyn in MI > > > ==== CT-RIVER-VALLEY Mailing List ==== > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl ...type in Ct-River Valley or other mailing list > http://www.acpl.lib.in.us [large genealogy library in Indiana] > > http://www.quadrangle.org (genealogical lib for Conn River area) > > ============================== > Personalized Mailing Lists: never miss a connection again. > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > Brought to you by RootsWeb.com. >

Warren and Cynthia, I guess this is a question of how to do accurate research. Since my husband's line has Dwights (Nathaniel Dwight and Mehitable Partridge line), the Dwight name in Watertown also caught my eye. However, since I'd no known connection there, I let it pass. My question is - if you don't know that your ancestor lived there and you only have a name and no additional info to connect to - how can you assure that this is your John Dwight and not another one? Could you give me some of your mental play which would have brought you to that conclusion? Why could this not be another John Dwight? Sorry if this sounds amaturish, but this has puzzled me and I'm still relatively new at this researching. Marilyn in MI

Cynthia, I really am enjoying and appreciate all of the Watertown information that you are posting to the list. THANKS, Cherryl

This will be several parts and I think it's worth the time to post this "residence and migrations" There will be several parts.......and will be listed as part 7.....7.2.....7.3.....etc Note: word "home stall" is used in place of homestead [by author] ------------------------------------------------ History of Watertown by Dr.Bond; N.E.H.G.S., 1860.....2d edition 1. Abbot, Daniel: admitted freeman Oct 1630; before the New Town [Cambridge] was settled. In 1631 the Court ordered a military watch of 4 to be kept every night at Dorchester and Watertown, About 5 weeks afterwards, May 18th, Daniel Abbott, was fined 5 shillings for refusing to watch, and other ill behavior towards Capt.Patrick. As Capt Patrick belonged to Watertown and no watch was ordered to be kept at New Town, there can be little doubt, but this Daniel Abbot is one of the first settlers of Watertown. He may have settled within the limits afterwards assigned to New Town. His fine was remitted Sept 8,1638; and the Colonial records, June 4,1639. say "Daniel Abbot is departed to New Providence". ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------- 2. Abbot, Robert: freeman 1634; was grantee of a homestall and meadow on the east side of Mt Auburn, and of a lot in the Great Dividends July 1636; of all which were bought by Roger Wellington. Robert went early to Connecticut. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- 3. Ambler, Richard: of Watertown,1639, not a grantee, went to Stamford,Conn. His homestall was the lot in the town plot granted to Richard Beeres, south side of Belmont St. near Warren Street. --------------------------------------- 4. Andrews, Thomas: not a grantee but proprietor of 4 lots; homestall south of Cambridge Road near the Cambridge line. ---------------------------------------------------- 5. Angier, Edmund: freeman 1640; proprietor of 3 acres in 1644 but [probably] never a resident of Watertown. -------------------------------------------------------------------- 6. Arnold,Thomas: left England in 1635; freeman 1640; grantee of 8 lots and purchaser of 1 lot; moved to Providence about 1655; 2 home stalls on Orchard Street near Lexington St. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------- 7. Bachelor, John: grantee of 6 lots, some of them if not all, were purchased by J.Norcross. He may have moved to Dedham in 1637; freeman in 1640. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------- 8. Baker, Nathaniel: a grantee in the Beaver Brook 1636/7; went to Hingham -------------------------- 9. Baker, John: freeman 1634; a grantee in the town plot in 1638 ------------ 10, Baker, William: freeman 1634; a grantee in the great dividends in July 1636; ------------------------------- Enough for tonight.......... Cynthia Moderator of : Ct-River-Valley-L@rootsweb.com CTHartfo-L@rootsweb.com MANorfol-L@rootsweb.com Ma-Bay-Colony-L@rootsweb.com Rootsweb sponsor

Here I am going to put some tid bits of information that may assist some of you. Source: History of Watertown,Mass by Bond, 1860 ===== Mills 1. First mill by Edward How, 1634, head of the tide on Charles River 2. Timothy Hawkins, 1662, a fulling mill on Beaver Brook 3. John Livermore, Richard Child, Josiah Jones of Watertown, also John Heywood of Concord: 1678 a corn mill on Stony Brook --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ferries and bridges 1. Richard Browne, given license to have a ferry on the Charles River, 1633 2. 1644, grant was given to Mr Mayhew for a foot bridge, and 2 men were chosen to oversee the up keep of the bridge, Peter Noyes and Edmund Goodenow. ------------------------------------------------------------ Graveyards: 1. July 5,1642, Hugh Mason, Thomas Hastings,and John Sherman, appointed to set up a sufficient fence about the "burying place". It's now the Old Graveyard of Watertown. [located about 1/2 mile west of Mt.Auburn Cem.] This was the ONLY cemetery in the area of Watertown, Waltham , and Weston for 70 years. 2. Jan 1702-3: a cemetery now on Grove St in Waltham......only cemetery in Waltham for 100 years. 3. A new cemetery built in 19th century.....was laid out where the town of Watertown was first settled [100 acres].....a great many of the original home stalls were there but no sign of them today[1860] and that cemetery today is Mt.Auburn Cemetery. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------- Church: 1. the first church[Congregational] of Watertown was organized July 28,1630 and is the oldest in Massachusetts Bay Colony with exception of Salem. It was the only church in W. for 66 years. ---first pastor: Rev.George Phillips and he served 10 years ----John Knowles, ordained pastor, Dec 9th,1640....served 10 years -----Rev. John Sherman.....served until his death in 1685 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------- Cynthia Moderator of : Ct-River-Valley-L@rootsweb.com CTHartfo-L@rootsweb.com MANorfol-L@rootsweb.com Ma-Bay-Colony-L@rootsweb.com Rootsweb sponsor

This continues the land allotment in Watertown,Mass......this is the 3d part for the land allotment.... [see parts 3 and 4 for rest]. [part 1and 2 covered the list of freemen] History of Watertown by Bond, 1860 Purchaser grantee 1. Thomas Arnold..............................G.Parkhurst in 1655; in 1633 with house and 30 acres sold by T.Tarball to Thomas Hastings. 2. Thomas Smith...............................Charles Stearns 3. Henry Kemball 4. Edward Dix 5. Edward Bowman 6. Edward Lamb.........................sold to Charles Stearns in 1648 7. Thomas Rogers......................John Sherman 8. Benjamin Crispe.....................Tom Boyden in 1666 9. Martin Underwood 10. Lawrence Waters 11. Emanuel White...................John Eddy 12. Thomas Mayhew......................sold by John Page to Thomas Hastings in 1663 13. John Spring 14. William Swift,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, John Knight 15. Edward How 16. John Whitney 17. John Ellet [Elliott?] 18. Thomas Bartlett 19. Daniel Morse 20. Richard Woodward 21. John Loveran 22. Thomas Parish......................T.Wincoll 23.Miles Nutt 24. Jonathan Winter 25. William Jennison.................T.Ruck by him sold to Isaac Stearns 26. Joseph Morse 27. John Finch 28. William Palmer.................J.Wincoll and to N.Theale [both 15 acres] 29. Esther Pickeram................Joshua Stubbs, then sold to Joseph Underwood in 1654 30. Sir Richard Saltonstall.............son, Henry. **************************************************************************** ************************ 4th great dividend.......... purchasers grantees 1. Simon Eire 2. Roger Wellington 3. William Baker..................................Joseph Bemis 4. Leonard Chester.............................John Biscoe 5. William Hammond 6. Isaac Cummins.............................J.Lawrence 7. Philip Tabor...................................Edmund White 8. Richard Sawtel 9. John Page.....................................Michael Barstow 10. John Eddy 11. John Livermore............................Miles Nutt 12. John Doggett..............................Richard Waite 13. Robert Abbot..............................R.Wellington 14. Edmund James..........................Thomas Andrews 15. Issac Stearne 16. Thos. Philibrick...........................in 1646 sold to Isaac Stearne [Stearns] 17. John[?Wm] Gutteridge 18. John Lawrence............................Edmund White 19. Frances Onge............................Justinian Holden 20. Henry Bright 21. Garret Church 22. John thomson.............................Wm. Clark 23. Christopher Grant 24. Barnabas Windes........................J.Brabrook 25. Thomas Wincoll...........................John Warren 26. John Warren 27. John Gosse.................................J.Wincoll 28. Richard Kemball...........................son, Henry 29. Thomas Cakebread......................John Grout ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------- pages: 1022-1023 Cynthia Moderator of : Ct-River-Valley-L@rootsweb.com CTHartfo-L@rootsweb.com MANorfol-L@rootsweb.com Ma-Bay-Colony-L@rootsweb.com Rootsweb sponsor

As I went through the Watertown records........many of my hubby's ancestors who lived in Hampton NH also came from Watertown which we didnt know about.......even us experience researchers still learn a thing or two..[right Warren?].<<G>> It appears that the oldest towns of Watertown, Boston, Cambridge, Braintree, Malden bear checking out especially if one is missing very early ancestors.! Watch for more to come......... Cynthia ----- Original Message ----- From: "Warren Wetmore" <WebMerlin@Megsinet.net>> ----- Original Message ----- > > purchaser grantee > > 21. John Dwight..................David Fiske > > > Source: History of Watertown by Bond, 1860......page 1021-22 > Aha, I've learned something. This is my John/1 DWIGHT, later of > Dedham and ancestor of just about every DWIGHT in the America > of AD 2000 (there may be some desc of his brother Timothy/1). > His G-GD Anna DWIGHT (Timothy/2, Rev. Josiah/3) m. the Rev. > James WETMORE -- they were my 5th G-GPs. > > I never knew that Old John had lived in Watertown. > > Thanks, Cynthia ... > > Warren > > > > > ==== CT-RIVER-VALLEY Mailing List ==== > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > http://www.quadrangle.org (Conn River Valley Gene.Library) > listowner: NewEnglander1621@msn.com > > ============================== > Search ALL of RootsWeb's mailing lists in real time. > RootsWeb's Personalized Mailing Lists: > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > >

MyMARJIE@aol.com wrote: > > Many thanks to Mrs. Carol Reynolds for the answer on Fustian.. > I know that an original ancestor: James Pilkington came from England and > worked for the Cheney Mills in Manchester, CT. Wish I could find old > employment records or such for that. > Thanks Marge Riley > Marge, When was he working in Manchester? When did he immigrate? Do you know where he lived? Never know what I'll come across in a library when I have an idea of what to look for, and the time period in which to look. Marilyn CT Sharing creates connections. Connections grow family trees.