I saw a previous recent posting about Eddy Burnham, and replied there was at least one listing for him in the E.H. land record indexes. Now I see another posting. I am under the impression that, with the exception of Jacob, Nathan, and Joshua Burnham, the other Burnhams of E.H. all lived closer to the Connecticut River (west side) than they did to the Salem Town line (east side). The three mentioned lived in the S.E. part of the town, south of Crowley Corner and east of Eight Mile River. I know of a "David" Burnham who moved from E.H. to Colchester around 1783, and knowing where the other Burnhams lived could be helpful in properly identifying the seller, John Rogers. Were the Burnhams perhaps involved with the members of the family of Thomas Rogers, who lived around 1760 between the first and second land divisions of the town? Any comments welcomed. - Jim Rogers

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/xY.2ADI/211.1 Message Board Post: Eddy Burnham and Mary Emmons are my ancestors. Please call me after 7PM. 814-237-0180, I would like to speak with you to exchange information. With the exception of some uncertainity about Eddy's parents, I have the complete genealogy of Eddy and Mary since they arrived in New England. I have been unable to contact you via the address, [email protected]

Dear Ms. Perry, I found this Franklin Bacon of Berlin in the 1910 (Heads Only ) Index for CT. The 1910 Census would list other family members. BACON, FRANKLIN Age: 48, Sex: M., Birth Place: CT HARTFORD Co., BERLIN Roll: 130, Part: 3, P. 26 Is Dunham her married name? Would her husband be alive in 1910? Name? DUNHAM, LOUISA Age: 53, Sex: F., Birth Place: CT HARTFORD Co., BERLIN Roll: 130, Part: 3, P. 26 If you need a full census lookup. Let me know or come on in to the Center. Deb Tajmajer, Volunteer for Census Lookups <A HREF="http://www.easternct.edu/depts/ctstudies/index.html">Center For Connecticut Studies</A> (Public Welcomed) http://www.easternct.edu/depts/ctstudies/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ In a message dated 6/20/2002 11:03:26 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > Hello. Can you tell me if Lizzie Bacon may be a relative of my Bacon > relatives. Franklin and Minnie Slater Bacon of Berlin (Beckley) > Connecticut. > They lived in Berlin in the earlier part of the 20th century until around > 1958. They had two daughters, Ruth and Norma. Minnie had a sister Louise J. > > Slater Dunham, my great-grandmother. Any help would be appreciated. Thank > you. Janet Perry >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/xY.2ADI/431 Message Board Post: Looking for birth record for Elijah BAILEY, b.ca.1798 East Hampton CT..father Ebenezer, mother Tryphena..

Hello. Can you tell me if Lizzie Bacon may be a relative of my Bacon relatives. Franklin and Minnie Slater Bacon of Berlin (Beckley) Connecticut. They lived in Berlin in the earlier part of the 20th century until around 1958. They had two daughters, Ruth and Norma. Minnie had a sister Louise J. Slater Dunham, my great-grandmother. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you. Janet Perry

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Lookup Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/xY.2ADI/430.1 Message Board Post: Dear Mr. Stover, Here is a Lizzy M. Bacon born in 1871 with family, 1880 Census Place: Middletown, Middlesex, Connecticut Source: FHL Film 1254102 National Archives Film T9-0102 Page 49B Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Benjamin C. BACON Self M M W 47 CT Occ: Farming Fa: CT Mo: CT Elizabeth S. BACON Wife F M W 40 CT Occ: Keeping House Fa: CT Mo: CT Allen M. BACON Son M S W 17 CT Occ: At School Fa: CT Mo: CT Carrie L. BACON Dau F S W 15 CT Occ: At School Fa: CT Mo: CT Nellie G. BACON Dau F S W 13 CT Occ: At School Fa: CT Mo: CT Minnie I. BACON Dau F S W 11 CT Occ: At School Fa: CT Mo: CT Lizzie M. BACON Dau F S W 9 CT Occ: At School Fa: CT Mo: CT Mary BACON Dau F S W 7 CT Occ: At School Fa: CT Mo: CT Benjamin BACON Son M S W 5 CT Fa: CT Mo: CT Ernest G. BACON Son M S W 3 CT Fa: CT Mo: CT Frank BACON Son M S W 1 CT Fa: CT Mo: CT Betsey CROWFEET Aunt F W W 77 CT Fa: VT Mo: VT Now with the parents named you can find them in earlier census decades too. If you need a lookup for that, let me know. The Center has the Census for CT and most for RI and MA. ------------ Deb Tajmajer, Volunteer for Census Lookups Center For Connecticut Studies (Public Welcomed) http://www.easternct.edu/depts/ctstudies/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Bacon Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/xY.2ADI/430 Message Board Post: I'm searching for the parents/siblings of Elizabeth (Lizzie) Mae Bacon born 1871 in Middletown.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/xY.2ADI/390.2 Message Board Post: Dianne, you might want to try William Randall (1667) of Greenwich, UK as Asa N. Randall's possible relative. Sorry I can't help you with exactly who Asa's parents were. slh

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/xY.2ADI/390.1 Message Board Post: Hello Dianne, I was searching the internet looking for information as to whether Lewis Wallace [grandfather was Andrew Wallace of London, England; father/mother were David and Esther (Test) Wallace, David was governor of Indiana in early 1800s; Lewis penned the book "Ben Hur" and was Governor of Wisconsin during the Civil War] and Carrie (Wallace) Randall, my great-great grandmother were related. However, I ran across your queries about our great-great-great-great grandparents namely Asa and Hannah Randall. Here's information that my Aunt Charlotte (Randall) Melter found: Asa N. Randall (b 6/1/1769 in Sandgate, Vermont, d 7/1/1827) and Hannah Baldwin (b 4/29/1792 and d 9/17/1861. Hannah's parents are Daniel and Abigail Northrup. Their children are: -- Walter, b 4/9/1793; Sandgate's town clerk in 1834 until 1860, not sure who he married. -- Flora, b 8/16/1794; married George Smith or possibly never married and died in 1814. -- Levi, b 11/18/1799; married Anna Hurd; remarried who? when? -- Norman, b 12/1/1805 d 10/22/1883 (my great-great-great grandfather) -- Sophia, b 4/2/1810 Norman Randall married Experience "Speedy" Hurd on 9/3/1829 (She died 1/5/1884 and I believe was Anna Hurd's sister.) Their children are: -- Levi Randall, b 4/28/1831, d 1/6/1916; married Catherine Craig on 1/1/1854 (children are Truman, Mart, Sam, Albert, Mary, and Josephine) -- Thomas, b 6/18/1834, d 5/26/1899; married Milly (Permila??) Pound 2/22/1857 (she died 10/6/1912) (Children are Della A., Frank B. who died in Blue River, WI on 8/30/1941, Murray died 4/14/1862, Marcus died in infancy 6/24/1868, Homer b 9/1875, Lee W. b 11/4/1871 in Avoca, WI, and Elmer who died in infancy.) -- Asa N., b 8/31/1836, d 11/1/1924 (my great-great grandfather) -- Orissa, b 4/3/1940, d 8/22/1926; married Larkin Higgins 10/3/1853 (Children are Willie b 8/28/1859, Charley b 6/13/1865 and Alta b 12/15/1873) -- Calvin, b 3/22/1842, d 10/16/1863 Natchez, TN; during the Civil War, I think. -- Martha, b 12/23/1844, d 1/1926; married Edgar Haskins 4/15/1865 -- Angeline, b 1/5/1849, d 5/4/1864; never married -- Rosalia, b 4/5/1851, d 1/15/1906; married Orange Pound on 6/18/1871 (she died 6/4/1938) (children are Leroy, b 5/1873, d 2/10/1943; and Leonard died in infancy) -- Jonathan, b 7/26/1853, d 6/24/1920; married Rhoda Pound on 5/3/1874 (Children are Lela M., Blanche G., child died at birth; and Elsie who died 6/1940) Asa N. married Martha Pound (b 7/12/1838; d 5/22/1906) on 9/20/1857 in Steuben County, NY Their children are: -- Henry A., b 10/17/1859; married Elizabeth Kenzie 2/13/1888 (children are: Clarence b 11/14/1891; child born/died 11/16/1893; Robert K., b 12/26/1896; Francis E. b 6/19/1902 in Blue River, WI -- Walter Jay, b 3/31/1862 (my great grandfather) -- Alice A., b 6/30/1986; d 1/3/1940; married Edger J. Purdy (b 1/23/1861, d 5/21/1923) on 12/31/1885 -- Minnie M., b 11/3/1866; d 11/5/1939; married Elmer E. Drew 11/25/1888 -- Mary L., b 3/12/1869; d 7/24/1869; never married. -- Grace M., b 7/4/1871; d 8/15/1948 -- Alfred A., b 7/30/1875; married Winifred Underwood 9/6/1903 (children are Glenwood G., and Clarence L.) [My husband's cousin, Steve Harris married Jane Randall, granddaugher of Glenwood G. in Boscobel, WI. Steve's parents are Arnold and Lucinda (Hubanks) Harris who still live in Boscobel. Jane's brother, Steve Randall, played on the UW-Madison baseball team in the 1970s.] -- Ralph D., b 3/13/1881; married Tille Kopps 10/24/1905 (died 3/9/1907). Ralph remarried Edell Rubado 11/22/1927. All of Asa and Martha's children were born in Pulaski area of Iowa County, Wisconsin (Avoca, Blue River, Muscoda, Fennimore which are in southwest Wisconsin near the Mississippi River). Walter J. Randall married Carrie Wallace on 5/18/1884 (she died 6/7 or 8/1890). Walter J. and Carrie's children are: -- Burnett, b 8/30/1884, married Maime McClusky on 2/3/1907. -- Alnett, 3/9/1886, married Louie Zimmerman 8/13/1901 (children are Bernice b 11/25/1901 and Lucile b 7/3/1907) -- Joseph, b 7/24/1888; married Ella Dietert 5/25/1910 (child Kenneth Francis b 3/11/1911, d 12/28/1990; Kenneth married Hilda Lowe 9/10/1934) -- Harry James, b 11/24/1889, d 11/1966;(my grandfather; married Inez Finney about 1910) My grandmother had a twin sister, Edna, who married Clarence Femrite. There's Femrite Drive in Madison/Monona, WI that used to be the family farm. My third cousins and their families still live on and near Femrite Drive. Walter remarried Nell Ward (b 5/9/1869, d 1/26/1948) on 9/10/1902; their adopted child was Frank from Plain, WI. -- Harry J. and Inez' children are: -- Evelyn Grace, b 11/19/1911, d 12/2001; married Marshall Wiley (children are: Marsha May, Evelyn Jean, Mary Elizabeth, and Randall Alexander Wiley) -- Irma Lorain, b 4/26/1913, d 1980 approx.; married Curtis Brauhn. (children are: Peter Duane, Stephen (deceased) and Philip (deceased)). -- Charlotte May, b 2/16/1916, lives in California with husband, Joseph Melter. Charlotte married Pasquale Siano/divorced in 1947; one child named Cristine b 1944-lives in Janesville, WI as Cris Olson; remarried Joseph Melter (children are Marci, Cynthia and Julie.) -- Blanche Leon, b 8/20/1918; d 1961. married Edward Tallard d 1990, children are Terry, Gary and Pamela; Pam lives in Madison, WI. -- Harry James Randall, Jr. b 10/31/19 (my father) married Pearle Amble in Fort Dix, NJ on 3/10/1943; Dad died on April 23, 1996; mother living in Cottage Grove, WI. (Children are: Harry J. Randall, III married Susan Isme in 1969, Sue Ann L. (Randall) [Stein] Hubanks, married Dennis Stein 1971/divorced 1975, one child, Jennica Lee Stein; remarried Mark on 7/9/1982; and Kevin Carl Randall married Patricia Bayer Nov. 2001. -- Wallace Kenyon, b 6/2/1922; d 2000 in Golden, Colorado; married Nenda J. Curyea; Nenda lives in a nursing home in Golden, CO near my cousin Rene (Randall)Bernstein of Morrison, CO. -- Lois Fay b 7/30/1925; lives in southwest Wisconsin; married John J. Fields. (children are: Jeffrey, James and Patricia who married James Troia in Madison, WI). -- Joyce Fideila, b/ 4/26/1927; lives in Madison, WI on Daffodil Lane; married Richard Hanson, Sr. who died during the late 1980s. -- Inez Arlean, b 12/30/1935, d 2001; married Richard Woods; lived in Colorado Springs, CO. (children are Diane and Linda (married Henry D. Baca) still living in Colorado Spring, CO). Aunt Inez (named after Grandma Inez Finney Randall) died in January 2001. -- Kay Douglas, b 5/11/1935; lives in Middleton, WI; married Sherrill Butts in 1960s. (children are: Kara and Tanya) Wow.... overwhelming, isn't it?? If you need more info, or have info for me, please write me at: Sue Ann L. (Randall) Hubanks 810 West Lexington Parkway Deforest WI 53532 [email protected] (home) (608) 846-8791 [email protected] (work) (608) 263-2352 UW-Madison

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Census Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/xY.2ADI/429 Message Board Post: The 1930 CT Census has come in at the Center for CT Studies! All 8 counties for CT are included but there is no index. So if you know the town and it has a small population I can do a lookup. Need full and approx. age too please. Otherwise the hours are 9-4, Mon.--Friday with a break for lunch betweem 12-1. 4th Floor of the Library building at ECSU. There is plenty of parking this time of year too. Deb Tajmajer, Volunteer for census lookups Center for Connecticut Studies (ECSU) -- Public Welcomed http://www.easternct.edu/depts/ctstudies/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: WRIGHT Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/xY.2ADI/428 Message Board Post: I am seeking information on the wife's name and children of a Josiah and Martin WRIGHT who show up in Saybrook Town in Middlesex Co., CT. on the 1790 Census. My direct ancestor Elisha WRIGHT (b. ca. 1787 in Conn.) had a son John (b. ca. 1810) and he had sons Josiah (b. 1833) and Martin (b. 1839). I strongly feel that there is some correlation here. Thanks for any help!!!

Hi Listers ~ Does anyone have a 1930 directory available for Middletown? My John B. WETHERBEE was in New York City in 1925, but disappears after that. I know he had a brother in Middletown, who d. around 1924 and he grew up in Middletown.....I'm hoping that maybe he moved back there. If I can narrow it down, maybe I can find him in the 1930 census. TIA, Dianne

Thanks to Coralynn, the remaining records for Killingworth, the town of Hamden, New Haven Co., and A & B surnames from Stonington, New London Co. are now on line. Enjoy. Jane list mom http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jdevlin/

HI Chris, Thanks for the input. I figured it wouldn't be simple. Sue

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Sue Woodworth wrote: :Would someone please explain to me how to figure out - in the :Barbour Records for Middletown - which Joseph Hubbard is the :father of Joseph 2nd who married Sara Brooks. Do I presume that it :is the Joseph directly above Joseph 2nd? Hi Sue, In cases of ambiguity, the safest method is to establish the identities of *each* of the duplicate candidates. That method is how I can differentiate this Sarah Brooks from the dozens of other women in CT with the same name. You might find that Joseph Hubbard, bridegroom, is "none of the above" with regard to Barbour's listings for Josephs born at Middletown. (He might have been born elsewhere, or might be one of the MIAs whose birth is not recorded in Barbour.) The application of male suffixes such as Jr. and 2nd varies, and you cannot rely on it literally to establish ancestral chains. For example, two second cousins named Daniel Brooks were contemporary residents for several decades at Concord, MA. The cousin who lived there first was known as Daniel, while the cousin who moved there a few years following was known as Daniel 2d to distinguish him. I spent two years untangling a similar knot with men named Nathaniel and Nathaniel Brooks 2d at Worcester, MA. These again proved to be contemporary cousins, not father and son. Sorry this isn't the "simple" answer you may have hoped for. :-) Chris

I am descended from Deacon Apollos Arnold, also, but I found most of my information on his children in the Connecticut State Library -- Book 26, Connecticut Church Records; East Hampton Church (formerly Chatham) 1748-1930; published in 1936 by the Connecticut State Library. I have attached a word document concerning Apollos and his family. Records of the First Congregational Church in Chatham (which became East Hampton in 1915)list the birth, baptism, marriage, and/or deaths of 10 children for Deacon Apollos and Lucy (Bill) Arnold. I have more information on this line in either direction. Just let me know if you're interested. My email address is <[email protected]>. Preston Arnold > [Original Message] > From: <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Date: 6/10/02 11:44:40 AM > Subject: [CTMID] Joseph K. Hall (b.ca 1786) and Nancy Arnold (b.ca 1787) from Chatham? > > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Surnames: Hall, Arnold, Bill > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/xY.2ADI/427 > > Message Board Post: > > My third great grandfather, Joseph K. Hall, was born in Connecticut about 1786. He probably married in CT., to Nancy Arnold (b.ca.1787, CT), and had children (birth order and places of birth not certain): Nancy E. b.1807; Joseph; Abner; Elvira; Frederick; Chauncey C. b.1818; Harvey A. b.1820; Charles; and Harrison P. b.1824. The family removed to Herkimer co, NY; Boonville, Oneida co., NY; Aurora, Erie County, NY, and Leon/Conewango, Cattaraugus county, NY. Joseph died 19 April 1854, and Nancy died in 1856, and they are buried in Leon, NY. Their son Harvey is my second great grandfather. Recent information leads me to believe Nancy may be the daughter of Apollos and Lucy (Bill?) Arnold who lived in Chatham, Middlesex County in 1790 and 1800. Joseph may be connected to Ebenezer and Gideon Hall who lived in Chatham at the same time. There was an Abner in Chatham in 1800 as well, which is a name Joseph and Nancy gave to one of their sons. Any information will be appreciated. Th! > anks! > > > ==== CTMIDDLE Mailing List ==== > Visit the Middlesex County GenWeb site > http://www.rootsweb.com/~ctmiddle/midlsxco.htm > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 --- Betty Arnold --- [email protected] --- EarthLink: The #1 provider of the Real Internet.

Would someone please explain to me how to figure out - in the Barbour Records for Middletown - which Joseph Hubbard is the father of Joseph 2nd who married Sara Brooks. Do I presume that it is the Joseph directly above Joseph 2nd? Thanks for the help Sue

The Barbour Collection for Chatham has: Arnold, Nancy, d. Appoles & Lucy, b. Oct. 17, 1787, page 154 Gideon, s. Appoles & Lucy, b. July 8, 1789, page 154 Laura, d. Appoles & Lucy, b. Sept. 23, 1791, page 154 Philena, d. Appoles & Lucy, b. Oct. 11, 1785, page 154 Appoles, m. Lucy Bill, Aug. 12, 1784, page 154 I didn't find any mention of Joseph Hall in the Chatham Barbour Collection that would match your Joseph. The only one was born Aug. 21, 1789 and I believe that he married Mary Prior in 1810. Harry Walden, Georgetown, TX http://www.rootsweb.com/~ctmiddle/midlsxco.htm http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hmwalden [email protected] http://www.rootsweb.com/~txwcgs/WCGS.html ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, June 10, 2002 10:44 AM Subject: [CTMID] Joseph K. Hall (b.ca 1786) and Nancy Arnold (b.ca 1787) from Chatham? > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Surnames: Hall, Arnold, Bill > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/xY.2ADI/427 > > Message Board Post: > > My third great grandfather, Joseph K. Hall, was born in Connecticut about 1786. He probably married in CT., to Nancy Arnold (b.ca.1787, CT), and had children (birth order and places of birth not certain): Nancy E. b.1807; Joseph; Abner; Elvira; Frederick; Chauncey C. b.1818; Harvey A. b.1820; Charles; and Harrison P. b.1824. The family removed to Herkimer co, NY; Boonville, Oneida co., NY; Aurora, Erie County, NY, and Leon/Conewango, Cattaraugus county, NY. Joseph died 19 April 1854, and Nancy died in 1856, and they are buried in Leon, NY. Their son Harvey is my second great grandfather. Recent information leads me to believe Nancy may be the daughter of Apollos and Lucy (Bill?) Arnold who lived in Chatham, Middlesex County in 1790 and 1800. Joseph may be connected to Ebenezer and Gideon Hall who lived in Chatham at the same time. There was an Abner in Chatham in 1800 as well, which is a name Joseph and Nancy gave to one of their sons. Any information will be appreciated. Th! > anks! > > > ==== CTMIDDLE Mailing List ==== > Visit the Middlesex County GenWeb site > http://www.rootsweb.com/~ctmiddle/midlsxco.htm > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Hall, Arnold, Bill Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/xY.2ADI/427 Message Board Post: My third great grandfather, Joseph K. Hall, was born in Connecticut about 1786. He probably married in CT., to Nancy Arnold (b.ca.1787, CT), and had children (birth order and places of birth not certain): Nancy E. b.1807; Joseph; Abner; Elvira; Frederick; Chauncey C. b.1818; Harvey A. b.1820; Charles; and Harrison P. b.1824. The family removed to Herkimer co, NY; Boonville, Oneida co., NY; Aurora, Erie County, NY, and Leon/Conewango, Cattaraugus county, NY. Joseph died 19 April 1854, and Nancy died in 1856, and they are buried in Leon, NY. Their son Harvey is my second great grandfather. Recent information leads me to believe Nancy may be the daughter of Apollos and Lucy (Bill?) Arnold who lived in Chatham, Middlesex County in 1790 and 1800. Joseph may be connected to Ebenezer and Gideon Hall who lived in Chatham at the same time. There was an Abner in Chatham in 1800 as well, which is a name Joseph and Nancy gave to one of their sons. Any information will be appreciated. Th! anks!