National Register Properties & Districts <A HREF="http://www.valley.net/~connriver/NatReg.htm">National Register Properties</A> http://www.valley.net/~connriver/NatReg.htm Included below are all listed National Register properties and districts in the New Hampshire and Vermont riverside communities along the Connecticut River from the Massachusetts state line to the Canadian border. Although listed here, National Register properties and districts in the New Hampshire communities from Piermont to the Canadian border have yet to be scanned and entered. Several in Vermont are awaiting scanning as well. The letter/number in brackets is keyed to the Connecticut River Historic Sites Datebase (CRHSD), the first set indicating the town and the second set the site. all are clickables, some with every historical home listed such as with the Charlestown NH, Claremont, NH etc etc. Awesome site ! Barnet, VT Barnet Center Historic District [V18-283] William & Agnes Gilkerson Farm [V18-174] McIndoes Academy [V18-116] Thresher Mill [V18-1] Phineas Thurston House (The Home Farm) [V18-50] Bath, NH Bath Covered Bridge [N16-1] Yet to be scanned. Brick Store [N16-2] Yet to be scanned. Goodall-Woods Law Office [N16-3] Yet to be scanned. Jeremiah Hutchins Tavern [N16-4] Yet to be scanned. Swiftwater Covered Bridge [N16-5] Yet to be scanned. Bloomfield, VT Bloomfield-Nulhegan River Route 102 Bridge [V25-14] Bradford, VT Bradford Village Historic District [V15-1] Goshen Church [V15-83] Brattleboro, VT Brattleboro Retreat [V02-34] Brooks House [V02-19] Canal Street, Clark Street Historic District. [V02-36] Canal Street Schoolhouse #6 [V02-17] Creamery Covered Bridge [V02-9] Downtown Brattleboro Historic District [V02-2] Estey Organ Building [V02-11] Lewis Grout House [V02-199] Yet to be scanned. Williamn Harris/Joseph Caruso House [V02-18] Deacon John Holbrook House [V02-27] Union Station [V02-49] Canaan, VT Alice M. Ward Library (Jacobs Stand) [V27-9] Charlestown, NH Charlestown Main Street Historic District [N06-17] Charlestown Town Hall [N06-3] Farwell School [N06-15] Chesterfield, NH Asbury Methodist Church [N02-2] Claremont, NH Claremont City Hall (Claremont Opera House) [N07-7] Claremont Multiple Resources: Downtown Historic District [N07-25] Claremont Multiple Resources: Lower Village Historic District [N07-26] David Dexter House [N07-17] Hunter Archaeological Site [N07-13] Monadnock Mills [N07-23] William Rossiter House [N07-19] Union Episcopal Church (English Church) [N07-3] Warehouse No 34 [N07-22] Columbia, NH Columbia Covered Bridge [N23-1] (also Lemington, VT) Concord, VT Judge David Hibbard Homestead [V20-65] Cornish, NH Blacksmith Shop Covered Bridge [N08-6] Blow-Me-Down Covered Bridge [N08-8] Salmon Portland Chase Birthplace and Boyhood Home [N08-17] Cornish Arts Colony in Cornish and Plainfield, NH 1885-1930 - Multiple Property Listing [Pending] [N08-16] (also Plainfield, NH) Cornish-Windsor Covered Bridge [N08-5] (also Windsor, VT) Croly-Newbold House [Pending] [N08-48] Dingleton Hill Covered Bridge [N08-7] First Baptist Church/Historical Society [N08-3] Parrish-Gordon House ("Northcote") [Pending] [N08-52] Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site [N08-4] Louis St. Gaudens Home & Studio [N08-22] Slade-Bulkeley House ("Dingleton House") [Pending] [N08-49] Trinity Church [N08-2] Walker-White House [Pending] [N08-51] Whiting-Littell-Palmer House [Pending] [N08-50] Dummerston, VT Rice Farm Road Bridge [V03-18] Naulakha (Kipling House) [V03-3] West Dummerston Covered Bridge [V03-5] Fairlee, VT Ely Boston & Maine Railroad Depot (Ely) [V14-5] Fairlee Railroad Depot [V14-51] Yet to be scanned. Samuel Morey Memorial Bridge (also Orford, NH) [V14-7] Yet to be scanned. Guildhall, VT Guildhall Village Historic District [V22-22] Hanover, NH Great Hollow Road Stone Arch Bridge [N11-170] Yet to be scanned. Hanover (Etna) Town Library [N11-75] Yet to be scanned. Hartford, VT Theron Boyd Homestead (Quechee) [V11-16] Hartford Library (Hartford village) [V11-17] Hartford Village Historic District [V11-25] Yet to be scanned. Progressive Market (White River Junction) [V11-19] Joseph and Daniel Marsh House (Quechee) [V11-73] Yet to be scanned. Quechee Gorge Bridge (Dewey's Mills) [V11-30] Quechee Historic Mill District [V11-54] Yet to be scanned. Jedediah Strong II House (Dewey's Mills) [V11-18] Veterans Administration Medical Center (White River Junction) [Pending] [V11-18] West Hartford Bridge (West Hartford) [V11-22] White River Junction Historic District (White River Junction) [V11-8] Hartland, VT Damon Hall (Three Corners) [V10-4] Martin's Mill Covered Bridge [V10-2] Ottauquechee River Bridge [V10-6] David Sumner House (Three Corners) [V10-5] Willard Covered Bridge (North Hartland) [V10-3] Haverhill, NH Bedell Bridge [N15-2] Yet to be scanned. Daniel Carr House [N15-3] Yet to be scanned. Haverhill-Bath Covered Bridge (Woodsville) [N15-1] Yet to be scanned. Haverhill Corner Historic District [N15-4] Yet to be scanned. Woodsville Opera Building [N15-5] Yet to be scanned. Hinsdale, NH Todd Block [N01-2] Lancaster, NH Garland Mill [N20-1] Yet to be scanned. Mount Orne Covered Bridge [N20-2] (also Lunenburg, VT) The Weeks Estate [N20-3] Yet to be scanned. U.S. Post Office [N20-4] Yet to be scanned. Wilder-Holton House [N20-5] Yet to be scanned. Langdon, NH Cold River Covered Bridge (McDermott Bridge) [N05-2] Prentiss Covered Bridge [N05-3] Lebanon, NH Colburn Park Historic District [N10-19] Stone Arch Underpass [N10-8] Lemington, VT Columbia Covered Bridge [V26-4] (also Columbia, NH) Littleton, NH Edward H. Lane Residence [N18-1] Yet to be scanned. Littleton Town Building (Opera House) [N18-2] Yet to be scanned. Thayer's Hotel [N18-3] Yet to be scanned. U. S. Post Office and Courthouse [N18-4] Yet to be scanned. Lunenburg, VT Mount Orne Covered Bridge [V21-85] (also Lancaster, NH) Lyme, NH Moses Kent House [N12-3] Lyme Center Historic District [N12-6] Lyme Common Historic District [N12-7] Newbury, VT Bayley Historic District [V16-12] Newbury Town House [V16-3] Newbury Village Historic District [V16-31] Oxbow Historic District [V16-4] South Newbury Village Historic District [V16-25] Wells River Graded School [V16-2] Wells River Village Historic District [V16-108] West Newbury Village Historic District [V16-192] Wildwood Hall ("The Castle" - Kjellerup House) [V16-1] Norwich, VT Beaver Meadow Union Chapel (West Norwich) [V12-13] Norwich Village Historic District [V12-5] Orford, NH Samuel Morey Memorial Bridge [N13-5] (also Fairlee, VT) Yet to be scanned. Orford Street Historic District [N13-6] Piermont, NH Sawyer-Medlicott House [N14-10] Yet to be scanned. Plainfield, NH Cornish Arts Colony in Cornish and Plainfield, NH 1885-1930 - Multiple Property Listing [Pending] [N08-16] (also Cornish, NH) Meriden Covered Bridge [N09-5] Mothers' and Daughters' Club House [N09-6] Plainfield Town Hall [N09-2] Putney, VT Theophilus Crawford House (Hickory Ridge House) [V04-11] East Putney Stone Arch Bridge [V04-15] Putney Village Historic District [V04-1] Sacketts Brook Stone Arch Bridge [V04-16] Rockingham, VT Bartonsville Covered Bridge [V06-51] Bellows Falls Downtown Historic District, (Bellows Falls) [V06-3] Bellows Falls Island Multiple Resource Area (Bellows Falls) [V06-62] Hall Covered Bridge (Saxtons River) [V06-38] "Miss Bellows Falls" Diner (Bellows Falls) [V06-23] Moore and Thompson Paper Mill Complex (Bellows Falls) [V06-18] Oak Hill Cemetery Chapel (Bellows Falls) [V06-63] Rockingham Meetinghouse [V06-1] Saxtons River Historic District (Saxtons River) [V06-50] Williams River Route 5 Bridge [V06-66] Worrall Covered Bridge [V06-52] Rockingham/Springfield, VT Parker Hill Rural Historic District [V06-49] / [V07-22] Ryegate, VT Lind Houses [V17-96] Whitehill House [V17-97] Springfield, VT Eureka Schoolhouse [V07-6] Hartness House [V07-3] Lockwood-Boynton/Brookwood Estate (North Springfield) [V07-76] General Lewis R. Morris/Barry/Mollica House [V07-14] Springfield Downtown Historic District [V07-4] Stellafane Observatory [V07-70] Thetford, VT Peabody Library (Post Mills) [V13-7] Post Mills Church/Post Mills Meeting House (Post Mills) [V13-6] Thetford Center Covered Bridge [V13-20] Thetford Center Historic District [V13-59] Thetford Hill Historic District [V13-2] Union Village Covered Bridge (Union Village) [V13-19] Vernon, VT Advent Chapel/Pond Road Chapel [V01-5] Walpole, NH Drewsville Mansion [N04-106] Walpole Academy [N04-5] Waterford, VT The Curran Farm (West View Farm) [V19-49] Lee Farm complex [V19-3] Weathersfield, VT Historic Crown Point Road / Indian Road [V08-7] Upper Falls Covered Bridge (Downers) [V08-8] Weathersfield Center Historic District [V08-3] Westminster, VT Westminster Village Historic District [V05-13] Westmoreland, NH High Tops School (Schoolhose No 9) [N03-5] Park Hill Meeting House [N03-1] Windsor, VT Twing Buckman House [V09-165] Yet to be scanned. Cornish-Windsor Covered Bridge [V09-61] (also Cornish, NH) Fowler-Steele House/Ivy Hall [V09-62] Juniper Hill Farm-Maxwell Evarts House [V09-63] NAMCO Block [V09-59] The Old Constitution House [V09-11] Robbins and Lawrence Armory and Machine Shop/American Precision Museum [V09-60] Windsor House [V09-3] Windsor Village Historic District [V09-65] - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- BACK HOME

If anyone is interested I have done 2 books. The Knight Name in The American Revolution. Indexed. Price: 22.00 + 3.00 postage Knight Marriages in the 1600's, referenced. Spouse Index Price: 7.00 + 2.00 postage. Helen C

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On Sat, 19 Jun 1999 14:18:07 -0500, you wrote: >I am interested in the pequot indian tribe Check out: http://www.dickshovel.com/peq.html Norris -- Silver Bullet <nmt1@ix.netcom.com> Home Page: http://members.aol.com/ntgen/index.html - -------------------------------------

I am interested in the pequot indian tribe thank you grover bailey

.....he was one of eighteen men from Wethersfield who fought in the Pequot Indian Campaign 26 May 1637, under the command of Capt. John Mason of Windsor (Bodge, Indian Wars, pp 11-16). His holdings in Wethersfield consisted ... <A HREF="http://members.aol.com/ggilb10335/Waterhouse.html">Waterhouse</A> ...sevety-seven soldiers, all but nineteen of whom were from Hartford and the other Connecticut River towns, who attacked and all but exterminated the Pequot Indians in the fort at Mystic. <A HREF="http://members.aol.com/ggilb10335/Cornwall.html">Cornwall</A> HALE, was born in 1610. He was in Wethersfield, Conn., in 1637. He served in the Pequot war, and received a grant of sixty acres of land from the General Court for his services in that war. <A HREF="http://members.aol.com/ggilb10335/Hale.html">Hale</A> The Pequot Massacre: Exemplifying the white man's own capacity for cruelty was the famed Pequot Massacre. <A HREF="http://www.maddoxinteractive.com/enquirer/native.htm">Native Americans</A> ... in the expedition commanded by Capt. John Mason, that captured the Pequot Fort at Mystic, Connecticut, May 26, 1637, killing about five hundred Indians <A HREF="http://members.aol.com/ggilb10335/Comstock.html">Comstock</A>

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Hi all, I just returned from a research trip in CT and accidently found a reference to one of my ancestors being Prophetess in the Degree of Pocahontas. Does anyone know anything about this organization and if it is still in existance? The reference was found in an 1896 New Haven City Directory. It also referred to the Shaumpishuh Council #3. I would be extremely grateful if anyone could fill me in on any info. Thank you so much. June

Highwood is or was town in New Haven County. Patricia

Was Lydia Gilbert the 'witch' who was hung in Hartford - where Trinity College now stands?

I am looking for help with the families mentioned above. I see a Daniel Gozzard to son Nathanial Gozzard, circa early 1700's. I'm really curious about info RE: Ebenezer Gozzard to son, Ebenezer Jr. circa later 1700's. Ebenezer Jr. married Mrs. Ashach? Hayes, and thier children are said to be a Sterling Goddard, Archelaus, Clarissa. Sterling is a likely candidate for my mother's lineage. However, apparently there is no mention of this line in either of the Goddard books. Anyone have any notes on these folks? I'm out in CA, with few resources. Any help is GREATLY appreciated! Julie A. oolie45@aol.com

Does anyone have my GILBERT & MARTIN "executed as witch" ancestors? Lydia was from CT and Susanna's grandchildren came there? Any additions or corrections appreciated. Rachel - Dutchess Co. NY http://www.angelfire.com/ny/newenglandgenes/index.html "New England Genes" 1 Lydia __?GILBERT--"WITCH" b: Eng d: Mar 24, 1653 /54 CT Exec "WITCHCRAFT" +Thomas GILBERT b: Abt. 1582 Meridian Farm, CO Surrey,Eng d: Sep 5, 1659 So Glastonbury/Weathersfield, CT 2 Jonathan GILBERT b: 1618 2 Thomas GILBERT b: 1620 England d: Jun 5, 1662 Springfield, MA-G Yardley +Catherine (Chapin) BLISS b: 1626 Berry Pomery,Devon Eng d: Feb 4, 1712 Springfield, MA Father: Deacon Samuel Chapin Mother: Cicely Penny 3 Sarah GILBERT b: Feb 19, 1656 Springfield MA d: Feb 4, 1712 Springfield MA +Samuel FIELD b: 1651 Hartford CT d: Jun 24, 1697 Hatfield, Hampshire Co MA Father: Zachariah Field Mother: Mary Stanley 2 Ezekiel GILBERT b: 1622 2 Sarah GILBERT b: 1624 2 John GILBERT b: 1626 2 Josiah GILBERT b: 1628 2 Obadiah 1 GILBERT b: 1630 Co Surrey, Eng d: Aug 23, 1674 (Mar 9? Fairfield CT- $$ in Westch NY) +Elizabeth Burr (OLMSTEAD) b: Bef. 1642 (m1-Neh Olmstead) d: Aft. 1688 (m3- NatSeeley1674) Father: Jehu Burr Mother: Wife Burr 3 Obadiah 2 GILBERT b: Bet. 1660 & 1667 Fairfield, CT d: Bef. Jul 10, 1727 (Greenfield Hill)Fairfld CT +Abigail d: Aft. Dec 4, 1728 3 Benjamin GILBERT b: 1664 3 Joseph GILBERT ------------------------ 1 Richard NORTH b: Bet. 1568 & 1610 d: Mar 1, 1667 Salisbury MA +Ursula b: Bet. 1575 & 1613 2 Susanna North MARTIN--"WITCH" b: Abt. 1620 England d: Jul 19, 1692 Salem MA (one of 1st to be hung) +George MARTIN b: Abt. 1618 Salisbury, Essex Co, Eng m: Abt. Aug 11, 1646 Amesbury, MA d: Abt. 1686 to US 1639 @ 21 3 George 2 MARTIN b: Oct 21, 1648 Salisbury, Essex, MA d: Apr 14, 1734 +Elizabeth ______ 4 [1] George 3 MARTIN b: Sep 17, 1680 Ipswich, MA +Ann ?_____ m: 1706 d: 1707 *2nd Wife of [1] George 3 Martin: +Mercy DURKEE b: Abt. 1685 Ipswich? m: Jun 4, 1709 Ipswich,MA d:1730 Windham CT Father: William Durkee Mother: Martha Cross 3 Richard MARTIN b: Jun 29, 1647 3 John MARTIN b: Jan 26, 1650 King Phillips War 3 Esther MARTIN b: 1653 3 Jane MARTIN b: 1656 3 Aabigail MARTIN b: Sep 10, 1659 3 William MARTIN b: Dec 11, 1662 3 Samuel MARTIN b: Sep 29, 1667

Hi Everybody My name is Arthur Chittenden and I am working on a one-name study. Any info, 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 touch with other Chit' researchers KFHS Member No 6474 GOONS Member No 2584 Best Wishes Arthur >From a Very Cold, but Sunny Sydney Australia

Hi Margaret, My sister is going to the State Library Monday and she said she would lookup your request there. She is here now and I will copy your request for her. If you have any additional info you can contact her directly at, CCD35@Juno.com Marg Home Page http://home.talkcity.com/GardenWay/exbanker/index.html RandomActs of Genealogical Kindness Volunteer http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnraogk/connecti.htm

Thank you...for telling us...not that I am proud of the fact, but the trials were held in our 10th granduncle Nathaniel INGERSOL house.... how awful.. He was the s/o Richard and Anne/Agnes (LANGLEY) INGERSOL. I have a booklet that I have had for several years, telling the story of the Witchcraft Hysteria of 1692..by Leo Bonfanti, published in 1971 by Pride Publications, Inc. Box 13 Wakefield, MA 01880.. in case any of you are interested. It is only 64 pages, but full of history of each person accused. Wilma Fleming Haynes gencon@harborside.com ----- Original Message ----- From: <Dotbnj@aol.com> To: <GenConnecticut-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, June 17, 1999 1:47 PM Subject: [GenConnecticut-L] Salem Witch Trials tonite > Hi list, > > For anyone interested, I just heard the Salem Witch Trials will be on the > History channel tonite at 8 PM eastern time. > > Dot > >

Hi list, For anyone interested, I just heard the Salem Witch Trials will be on the History channel tonite at 8 PM eastern time. Dot

Hi List Can anyone do a 1850 Census look up for me. I am looking for John Ferris Bailey b:1847 sisters/brothers: Charlotte(Lottie), Martha, Ida, Jessie (Jed). Mother: Harriet, Father: Unknown Thanks Marilyn

Here are web sites where you can enter info, and request look-ups via volunteers who have some or all of the FTM - WFT, Marriage, Census, CD's., ie., http://genweb.net/~gen-cds/cdwftlist.html http://seidata.com/~lhoffman/cdlist.html http://seidata.com/~lhoffman/gen.html http://members.tripod.com/~GrannyGrump/cdlist.html Charles L. Dibble Post Office Drawer 1240 Columbia, South Carolina 29202-1240 SEARCHING: * NEW ENGLAND - DIBBLE, COMSTOCK, TROWBRIDGE, STARR, FYLER, WAKEFIELD * VIRGINIA - WYATT, SCOTT, COLEMAN, WORTHAM, NEW, CHILES, ANDERSON, PAMPLIN * NORTH CAROLINA - WYATT, LEAK, McRAE, McGEHEE, BROGDON * SOUTH CAROLINA - DIBBLE, LEMMON, BROGDON, McINTOSH, CHANDLER, HALL, ANDERSON, WINN, DAVIS, SHAW, GABEAU, McMICHAEL, FULLWOOD, HARRINGTON, WITHERSPOON, TOBIAS, WAY, WESTBURY, HAWKINS, VERNON * ENGLAND - DIBBLE, WYATT, HENLEY, EVANS * FRANCE - GABEAU * GERMANY - LICHTENSTEIN Also there are some volunteers who have certain CD's for free look-ups on: http:// www.mindspring.com/~wcrews/CD's.html -----Original Message----- From: h. b. pitts <hpitts@pernet.net> To: GenConnecticut-L@rootsweb.com <GenConnecticut-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, June 16, 1999 6:50 PM Subject: [GenConnecticut-L] Re: FTM CD 15 >Tracy, I don't know about a lookup site for FTM CD's but if you will >post the names and places you are looking for I will see what I can >find for you. Cheryl >

Tracy, I don't know about a lookup site for FTM CD's but if you will post the names and places you are looking for I will see what I can find for you. Cheryl

Hello Is there a site with Family Tree Maker CD holders willing to do look-ups? I thought I knew of one, but I can't find it. Thanks Tracy