This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Carroll Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/XZ.2ADE/1363.2 Message Board Post: Recently discovered John Carroll in Preston/Griswold 1850 census. John's wife Catherine (35) appears in 1860 census in Groton CT along with Hannah (14), William (7), Nicholas (3) and Cornelius (11 months). My Catherine's place of birth is Limerick, Ireland. I am assuming she and Hannah joined John between 1850 and 1853 when William was born.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/XZ.2ADE/1495.1 Message Board Post: Have you an individual's name living at this location? If so, then a lookup is easy as CT is indexed.

>From Black Roots in Southeastern CT by Rose & Brown, Gale Genealogy Publishers, Vol. VIII page 365: Scoville Caesar, a mulatto, resided in Lyme from prior to 1777 until ca 1790. HIs widow Nabby, resided there until 1795 or thereafter (Samuel Mather, Account Book) FTM Archives, Connecticut Marriages: Scoville, Abby married Jasper Murdock, December 12, 1847 Lebannon Scoville, Abigail, married Lyman Thompson, July 3, 1793, Harwinton Scoville, Alvah, married Emily Hensdale, August 24, 1829, Harwinton Scoville, Amherst D. married Rebecca C. Coggeshall, Jan. 10, 1825, Colchester Scoville, Artemis married Amanda Ford, October 30, 1836, Cornwall Scoville, Carlisle married Amos Hallam, March 14, 1852 East Haddam Scoville, Carolyn married Lyman Potter, September 14, 1815 Plymouth Scoville, Clarissa married Thaddeus Baldwin Jr., May 27, 1807 Plmouth Scoville, Dan C. married Abby M. Potter, August 19, 1840 Lebanon Scoville, Daniel married Lucinda Cook, April 19, 1789 Harwinton Scoville, Daniel married Meriam Chamberlain, July 1, 1756 East Haddam Scoville, Daniel married Luck Beckwith, unkonwn date, East Haddam Scoville, Darius married Clarissa Barber, unknown date, Harwinton Scoville, Deborah married Timothy Torner, unknown date, Salisbury Scoville, Elias married Armenia A. Cady, September 13, 1836, Goshen Scoville, Elizabeth married Elnathan Palmitter, April 16, 1734, Colchester Scoville, Elisha married Elifall Bliss, February 19, 1756, Colchester Scoville, Eliza S. married Elijah S. Andrews, November 26, 1854, Cornwall Scoville, Emily married Enos L. Brainerd December 27, 1829 East Haddam Scoville, Ephraim married Sarah Sexton March 15, 1763 East Haddam Scoville, Ezekiel married Rebeckah Thompson August 4, 1766 Harwinton Scoville, Ezekiel married Mindwell Barber October 23 ???? Harwinton Scoville, Frances E. married Isaac N. Fuller, September 22, 1851 Derby Scoville, George married Louella Beirce, March 15, 1837 Cornwall Scoville, Irene married Jonathan Rathbon Jr. (Rathbone/Rathbun/Rathburn) unknown date Colchester Scoville, Jacob married Ruhamah Emmons, October 18, 1778 Cornwall Scoville, Jennie married George Risly, October 22, 1794 Rocky Hill Scoville, John married Sarah Barnes March 29, 1666 Farmington Scoville, John Jr. married Maria M. Catlin unknown date Harwinton Scoville, John B. married Ellen Potter unknown date Windham Scoville, Jonah married Sarah Spencer unknown date East Haddam Scoville, Joseph married Abigail Wilson unknown date Harwinton Scoville, Joseph H. married Philomena Harrison December 26, 1832 Harwinton Scoville, Judah married Mary Lomis January 27, 1771 Colchester Scoville, Julia married Leverett Kull, May 16, 1827 Salisbury Scoville, Julian married William Crosby November 19, 1793 Plymouth Hope this helps someone looking for the Scoville's... NJ

Bob I run the Scoville Mailing List. Some of our List Members have brought the subject of Salma up; below are some of the messages in the Scoville list archives that I have copied and pasted. If you would like the email address of the person searching this line, let me know. Janice ******************************************** According to the John Scovell lineage book (A Survey of the Scovils or Scovills in England and America; Seven Hundered Years of History and Genealogy, by Homer Worthington Brainard, 1915) the only thing that comes close is: Salma Scovil, b abt 1817 at possibly New London, CT; d bet 1842 and 1913 in New York City. (According to the notes for him on page 357): "He was living at New London in 1842; was a sailor and died in a 'sailor's home' in New York. Had perhaps more than one child."His wife is listed as Almaria Holmes. ************ HI ELLEN,IN MY BOOK IT LISTS SALMA SCOVELL b1770 d1804 m ELECTRA SPENCER 02/07/1793 b1777 d10/30/1819. children..BENJAMIN, TRYPHENA, ELECTRA, ALVIN AND CAROLINE. BENJAMIN'S SON SALMA b1817 HAD A SON BENJAMIN WHO DIED IN CLAYVILLE,NY. HAVE YOU TRIED THERE **************************** Thank you for your response to my "brick wall". In > your book do you have any information about a Salma > Scoville b. 1842 being the son of Salma b. 1817, > making him brother to Benjamin who die in Clayville, > NY? I am trying to research Salma b. 1817 as well > as Salma b. 1842 in New London, CT. Salma b.1842 > was the father of Daniel Boone Scoville (my > grandfather) also born in New London, Ct. If you can > enlighten me on any of this, I would greatly > appreciated it. Thank you. > **************************** Hi Ellen, What Roger has in his book is.. Benjamin b Haddam?,Ct(1711) d Chatham,Ct(1778) m Abigail Chapman b(08/26/1731) d (1806) children.. Lemuell Scovell(1754)m Keziah Briggs. Nathan b(1755) Mindwell (1757) m.--Wright. Abigail b(1759) d (1850). Olive(???)m Daniel Stewart(05/1871) Salma Scovell b(1770) d(02/1804)m Electra Spencer 02/07/1793 b(1777 d(10/30/1819) children... Benjamin Scovil b(10/24/1793)** Tryphena(1795-1822) m Henry Dingwell. Electra Matilda b(1797-??)m Joseph O.Post. Alvin(1801-1876). Caroline(1803-??) Benjamin Scovil(1793)b??d?? m?? children. Salma b(1817) d(NYC)m Almira Holmes. children...Benjamin**(1842-1912) Other Children?? Benjamin b(11/13/1842)d(03/18/1912)m Eliza Jane Aspinwall. This Benjamin was born in New London,Ct and died in Clayville,NY.children..Rosa Irene b(04/1865)m --McCabe. She lived in Springfield,Mass(1915).Henry M. b??.Lived in Highland Park,Detroit,MI(1915). A daughter b?? m S.D.Prior. This is why I thought Salma may have died in Clayville. Another thing,notice the spelling changes. The only Sailors Haven I found was in Mass.Rosa lived in Mass. Maybe others can add to this.Good luck, Ed. > >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: GREENE, GALLUP, KINNEY, MOORE, ROGERS, WANGUARD Classification: Biography Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/XZ.2ADE/1496 Message Board Post: GREENE - Benajah Samuel GREENE B.S. GREENE, one of the pioneer settlers of Harrison Township, is a native of New London County, Conn., born at the town of Griswold, February 9, 1832. He is the son of William and Mary GREENE, natives of Connecticut, of English extraction. Our subject is the great-grandson of Major General Nathaniel GREENE, of Revolutionary fame. Our subject's parents have always made it their home in Connecticut. They were farmers doing an extensive agricultural business. The father died in the spring of 1861, but the mother is still living (1891) at the advanced age of eighty years. They reared a family of nine children, our subject being the only one who came farther West than Pennsylvania. He was reared to farm life, and attended the schools, common to New England, having to walk three miles to attend, and only being permitted to go during the winter season. Lucy E. GALLUP became his wife, December 29, 1855. She was a native of Connecticut and died June 13, 1858, at the age of twenty years. Two children were born by this union, Orra, wife of James A. MOORE, born November 21, 1856, and now (1891) a resident of Oregon; Lucy G., born June 7, 1858, the wife of Abraham WANGARD, of Omaha, Nebraska. Mr. GREENE was again married, September 29, 1859, to Miss Harriet KINNEY, of Griswold, Connecticut. She was born in the same place, March 24, 1842. By this marriage union, three children were born -- George W., May 27, 1862, now in the employ of the Central School Supply Company, of Chicago, and a graduate of the Iowa Agricultural College at Ames, Iowa; Sarah A., June 26, 1864, wife of Frank ROGERS, a resident of Dunlap, Iowa; and Frank D., October 27, 1866. He is at present operating his father's farm. When our subject had attained his majority, he went to work at the carpenter's trade. He followed this trade until he enlisted as a Union soldier in the Civil War, becoming a member of Company D, Connecticut Volunteer Infantry, June 18, 1862, and was discharged, August 18, 1865, at Camp Buckingham, Connecticut. Among the hotly contested battles he participated in may be mentioned Brandy Station, battle of the Wilderness, battle of Cold Harbor and battle of Petersburg. He was commissioned while in the State Service of Connecticut, under William A. Buckingham, as first Lieutenant, of Company D, Third Regiment, of State Militia, assuming the rank on the 19th of July, 1858. He was a member of the Militia for nine years. After our subject returned from the Civil War, he remained in Connecticut until the spring of 1870, when he accompanied by his family, came West and located in Harrison Township, Harrison County, Iowa. After he had lived here about six years, and in the autumn of 1875, he purchased one hundred acres of wild prairie land, on section 22, where he has wrought out for himself and family, a home surrounded with all the comforts known to modern farm life. His hundred and four acres of fine farming land was brought to its present state of cultivation, by and through his own efforts, as when he first took possession of it, it was an unbroken tract of prairie, as was a good portion of the country, surrounding it. Only through years of hard toil and self-sacrifice has our subject been enabled to be so comfortably surrounded. Politically, Mr. GREENE is a Republican, and takes great interest in educational matters, and has been a member of the School Board. He is a member of Shields Post, No. 83, of the Grand Army of the Republic, at Dunlap, while Mrs. GREENE is a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and also of the Farmer's Wives Society. Source: 1891 Harrison County Iowa History. Resubmitted 10/23/2002

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/XZ.2ADE/1495 Message Board Post: Re: 1930 US Census- I am seeking the Film No and ED for Joseph Perkins Rd. , Norwich. Thanks much! Please reply to: [email protected]

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Drock Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/XZ.2ADE/1494 Message Board Post: from the available records it appears that Simon Drock was a free black granted his freedom soon after the Revolution. Could some one check the land and property records of New London County to see if he is listed as a grentee when he obtained this freedom. I would welcome suggestions as to other places to look for a record granting Simon his freedom Thanks Hattie

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/XZ.2ADE/173.1.1 Message Board Post: Hi Mary, Thanks for answering my query. Have been researching this family since 1995, have accumulated a lot, but there's still a lot of unanswered questions. Several of their children are listed in Voluntown CT Vital Records, which lists Jonathan & Jenet's marriage date as 1 Sept. 1763. The children included are: John, born 29 Sept. 1764 Barbara, born 22 Feb 1766 Andrew, born 29 Nov 1769 Hannah, born 13 Nov 1769 Samuel, born 2 Feb 1772 Daniel, born 2 Feb 1774 I appreciate the Revolutionary War information. In a couple of places I've seen where Jonathan's records could not be located, although I have another DAR worksheet from someone else in Samuel's line, so I expected that his records must be located somewhere. Jonathan's will was made Sept. 4 1798, and he apparently had died by Oct. 15, 1798. I have a copy of the will and inventory. Question regarding Samuel & Rachel's daughter Mary. I have a few pages from a Douglas history which says that Mary's husband was William Jenkins, and their first son was William Carlton Jenkins. Was Mary married before, or is the information in this history wrong? Alice

Would be grateful for any info on the SCOVILLE family below. Variations: Scovill, Scovil, Scovel, Scofield, Scoffield. Also Salma has been known as Salma, Selma, Salmu, Salina, Salinas and Samuel. Daniel, the son of Salma, was owner of "Scoville's Gift Shop" 171 (175) Thames St. in Groton. He was a jeweler from about 1922 - 1925. Before that he worked at Groton Iron Works and after that he was a restaurant worker. Would like very much to know if there is a connection with Salma Scoville abt 1817 New London & Almairia Holmes<Benjamin Scoville1793 E. Haddam <Salma Scoville 1770 Middletown. Thanks. Bob Foran - CT Descendants of Salma Scoville/Scoffield 1 Salma Scoville/Scoffield b: 1829 . +Anna Frances King b: 07 October 1842 in New London/Waterford, New London Co, CT m: Abt. 1876 in New London, New London Co, CT? d: in New London, New London Co, CT 2 Daniel Boone Scoville b: 05 February 1879 in New London, New London Co, CT d: 08 March 1946 in Northampton, Hampshire Co, MA ... +Isabelle/Belle Echo-Valdez b: Abt. 1883 in Wanawhana/Wonnawatta, Mexico d: 04 January 1961 in Middletown, Middlesex Co, CT . 3 Benjamin Scoville b: 28 March 1916 in New London, New London Co, CT d: 30 September 1998 in Broadbrook, East Windsor, Hartford Co, CT ..... +Regina "Jean" L. Peloquin b: 21 April 1916 in CT d: 06 July 1994 in Glastonbury, Hartford Co, CT . 3 Estelle Grace Scoville b: 1908 in Cheesour, Mexico d: 11 June 1980 in Putnam, Windham Co, CT ..... +Frank Woods b: 1903 in Nova Scotia, Canada . *2nd Husband of Estelle Grace Scoville: ..... +Charles G. Bailey . 3 Daniel Boone Scoville, Jr. b: 1911 in TX . 3 Alvin Scoville b: 1913 in TX . 3 Charles F. Scoville b: 03 May 1914 in CT . 3 Eureka Scoville b: 15 November 1918 in Preston, New London Co, CT . 3 Isabelle Annie Scoville b: 09 February 1920 in Groton, New London Co, CT . 3 Charles Prentice Scoville b: 12 June 1923 in Groton, New London Co, CT d: 01 January 1999 in Port Townsend, Jefferson Co, WA 2 Annie Scoville b: 1876 in NY

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Millet, Edmund, Douglas, Lawrence, Potter, Selts, Tate, Lawlis Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/XZ.2ADE/173.1 Message Board Post: Your query was so long ago, I hope this will still get to you. I have a little information on Millet and Edmond and I am quoting from the DAR lineage my mother and sister have become members under. " Johnathon Millet b. abt 1740, d. 1801 in Palmyra, New York. He married Jenny Edmund abt 1764. His military service is between July 18-Dec.16, 1776. Listed as one of the Alarm List from the town of Voluntown [now Sterling] Conn. Taken from Conn. Records of Revolutionary and Other Wars, pg 24. Listed in Continental Regiments of 1775, 2nd Co., pg. 86. Corporal Johnathon enlisted July 18, 1776, discharged Dec 16, 1776. List of Captain Dixon's Company finds him listed among them. List of Children of Revolutionary Ancester shows them in this order: John, William, Andrew, Daniel, Samuel-Feb 3, 1773, m Rachel Douglas, Jonathon, Alexander, Hannah, Anna, Nancy.[agree except I show a Nancy and no Barbara] Samuel Millet was born Feb 3, 1773, in Sterling, Conn. and died Mar 16, 1847, in Ontario, NY. He married Rachel Douglas Feb 7 1799, she was born Dec 23, 1775, died Ontario, NY, Nov 17, 1858, she was the daughter of Samuel Douglas, who was the son of James Douglas. One of Samuel's children was Mary Millet, b. Feb 11, 1802, in Williamson, NY, d. June 8 1872, in Batavia, Ill., She married William Carlton Lawrence in 1923, he died in Palmyra, NY. Their child, William C. Lawrence b. Nov 28, 1822 Palmyra, NY, d June 18 1866, in Sycomore, Ill. married Mary Selts Nov 28, 1848, they had Diana Lawrence, b Aug 18, 1851, who married Adin Hiram Potter, a Civil War veteran and surviver of Andersonville Prison, had Mary Adalaide Potter, my grandmother and who I was named for, she married Fremont W. Tate, and their daughter , Freda Mary Tate married Albert T. Lawlis, and they were my parents. The first of this is actually copied from this Lineage Sheet, and I just scimmed over the rest of it, but I am real interested in anything you might have on any of these families. Hope this will reach you and that it will be of some help. Mary

Be careful! Lebanon is now in New London County, Connecticut. There was a time when it was in Windham County (1726-1824). I've found my "non-existant" records in Windham County. Margaret Swanson

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/XZ.2ADE/1493.1 Message Board Post: HELLO! I HAVE A COUPLE OF THINGS-I HAD AN UNCLE GEORGE L'HEUREUX WHO WAS IN IT.AND A GREAT SOMTHING OR OTHER HECTOR LACHAPELLE WHO WORKED THERE. THE YEARS (RESPT) ARE APPROX. 1931 AND 1896.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Metcalf, Abel, Morey Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/XZ.2ADE/291.349.1 Message Board Post: Hi Penni, Yes, it is indeed the same family. I'm descended from your Jabez's brother, Timothy. I have much information on their ancestry so feel free to contact me at [email protected] if you'd like to compare notes. All the Best, Roger

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/XZ.2ADE/1437.1.2.2.1 Message Board Post: Thanks for checking this for me! I have since acquired those census records. Her husband is listed in Vernon, Tolland Co., CT. She is listed there also, so she is in two places.The spelling, I think, is what is keeping me from finding them on a ships listing. Maybe one day! Thanks again!! Julie

CTNEWLON List: I am looking for REBECCA GREEN of Preston/Griswold, CT. The "genealogy report" sheet from a FTM/FTW: Vol 2 Tree 0298, shows the following: 1) Under 2: David Green + wife, Molly, a Rebecca (1788-1830). 2) Under 4: "Rebecca Greene (David2, John1), was born 1788 and died July 15, 1830. She married Stephen Green WFT Est. 1816-1828. He was born WFT Est. 1771-1791 in Rhode Island and died WFT Est. 1816-1877." ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ We have possible family ties for Stephen Green with entries from LDS and entries from Frank L. Greene: "The Descendents of Joseph Greene of Westerly, RI, also Other Branches of the Greenes of Quidesset, or Kingston, RI, and Other Lines of Greenes in America": No. I: Frank L. Greene's book p. 449: STEPHEN GREEN, of Griswold, Conn,, was born about 1786. His wife was Rebecca, a dau. David Green, a soldier of the Revolution. This family and the preceding may be nearly related. CHILDREN I Alexander, m. Lucy Barber, Canterbury, Conn. II Mary, m. William Green III Avery W. , b. Dec. 31, 1816. IV Julia, d unm. V Henrey W, m. Sally Barber VI John B. L., d. in the Rebellion, unm. Vii Charles, d. in the Rebellion, unm. (In September 2002, we found a Rebecca Green, wife of Stephen died July 15, 1830, age 42; and along with 2 children, d/y of Alexander & Lucy, were found in Green Cemetery, Griswold, CT -- near Jewitt City.) Do any of you know Rebecca Green of Preston/Griswold, CT? Violet Moore Guy [email protected] 10/21/2002

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Metcalf, Thomas Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/XZ.2ADE/291.349 Message Board Post: I am interested in your Lebanon, CT Metcalf family - we'll link up somehow. My Metcalf family is from Jabez Metcalf and Sybil Hyde - through their son Joseph who married Clarissa Thomas. I look forward to hearing from you. Lebanon is in New London County if this is the same family unit.

I found this on http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Village/3233/dains.html 1. Johanna born on 2 February 1671 at New London Township, New London, CT. She married Daniel Palmeter on 30 April 1696 at Stonington, New London, CT. Johanna and Daniel had a son named Elnathan Palmeter born on 8 September 1705 at Stonington, New London, CT. Did Daniel and Johanna also have a daughter Ruth born ca 1713??? And is there a birth record of some sort? How can I get a copy of this will? Now 5th, 1751, is the date on the last will of Daniel Palmeter, which was completely inventoried by Sept. 1752. Family members recorded there include: Wife, Mary, (his second wife), sons Ebenezer & Elnathan; daughters, Lydia Lathrope, Hannah Eams, Abigail Eams, and Ruth Ford. Daniel had moved to Norwich, CT; his estate was valued at 456 Pounds, his debts at 169 pounds. The name seems to have been spelled in some places as PALMITER, other places PALMETER. His own signature was an 'x'. Is there a town death record to show that this is Daniel's death date? -1 OCT 1751 in Norwich, New London, CT

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/XZ.2ADE/1437.1.2.2 Message Board Post: On the 1920 census, enumeration district 292, Preston Town, New London, CT, there is an Eva Swatik listed on page 11B (stamped number 63). It looks like her age is listed as 30 and I think it also says she immigrated in 1907, but I can't determine the country she was born in. Her native language is listed as Slovak. I think it also says she's married. Ancestry.com's census index has her listed as "Butik, Eva" but looking at the image I think it looks more like Swatik.

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/XZ.2ADE/1437.1.2.1 Message Board Post: I've found patients listed on the census records. I'll check for this name.

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/XZ.2ADE/1493 Message Board Post: Are there any other researchers that have ancestors who worked or lived at the Hospital?