Good Morning, Just to add to the confusion about Poquonnock Society; there are two post offices in Windsor and one is Poquonnock. This is out of the "Connecticut Register and Manual, 1995." Dave David P. Wilson Researcher of Eastern CT Families

I don't know about the Poquonnock Society but Poquonnock Bridge is in Groton, CT. FS > -----Original Message----- > From: KatCamp@aol.com [mailto:KatCamp@aol.com] > Sent: Saturday, May 29, 1999 11:32 AM > To: GenConnecticut-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [GenConnecticut-L] "Poquonnock Society" > > > Does anyone know what the "Poquonnock Society," was in Windsor, CT? > > I just found several entries in a source that these children were > born there. > > Thanks. > kathy > >

Hi everyone, I'm new to this list and I'm looking for any descendants of William MCCULLOCH and Carrie BROWNLEE. Carrie was born circa 1859 in New Orleans. In 1878 she married Swan SULLIVAN there but he died only 6 months after their marriage. She had a son Swan V. SULLIVAN b. cir. 1879. Sometime after this she married a William MCCULLOCH, don't know where. >From old picture postcards sent by her sister to her cousin in New Zealand we find that Carrie was living in Hartford at least from 1904 to 1914. One of the cards (1904) is of 'Corning Fountain, Bushnell Park & North Front of Capitol, Hartford, Conn.' While there is no reference to a street address in the body of the card it says "her home is opposite this building". Another card (May 1914) from the sister mentions "Carrie and William go south in June for a holiday, he has been very ill". Carrie died in New Orleans in 1932, widow of of Wm McCulloch. Is anyone able to do a lookup for me in the 1900 Census? Any suggestions of others sources I could look up would be great also. Thanks Best regards Claire Smith (Brownlee) in cold, wet Melbourne, Australia.

New this list, but I have been searching my HOADLEY family genealogy for about 6 months. I have found that they lived in Branford, CT. My question is that a few month ago I received an e-mail from a gentleman in Ohio. He stated that there was a HOADLEY Library. I tried to e-mail back but his address was insufficient. I believe that he meant it was located in CT. Anyone know anything about this. Any help is greatly appreciated. Mischelle

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I get the prize, I had the correct answer Poquonock Society is just an offshoot of the First Congragational Church [1630] of Windsor, CT. Poquonock being a distance from the church site; the powers that be asked and received permission to establish a new church. Poquonock [in this case] was and is a part of Windsor, CT. Anyone wishing to read the stuff needs to see Stiles, History of Ancient Windsor, vol I regards, susan moore windsor, ct

In a message dated 5/30/99 11:39:45 AM, firesong@cyberzone.net wrote: <<I don't know about the Poquonnock Society but Poquonnock Bridge is in Groton, CT. >> I thought that was the original name of the town/area. I read it somewhere that I can't recall. Abby

Hello Does anyone know of a web site that lists any soldiers or info on this war? Thanks Tracy

Martha - do you know if he filed for a pension for his war time service? If he did, you could get copies of his pension file from the National Archives. Pension files contain a wealth of information including some information on where the soldier was and what he did during the way (especially if he was injured). Sue

I found their names as HOBART as well as HUBBARD...does anyone know about that? I have George's wife Elizabeth WATTS parents as Richard and Elizabeth (..) WATTS. (see Torrey p786). I don't have George's parents.. Is the Daniel mentioned below the s/o George? Thanks, Wilma Fleming Haynes gencon@harborside.com ----- Original Message ----- From: Martha S. Winters <mswinters@mindspring.com> To: <GenConnecticut-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 26, 1999 11:27 AM Subject: [GenConnecticut-L] Re: HUBBARD CT by 1690 > The message below made me again curious about "my" Hubbard family. > > 1. Daniel HUBBARD b. 1644 d. 1720 > + Elizabeth JORDAN > > 2. Elizabeth HUBBARD b. 1669/70 prob. Guilford, CT d. 25 Mar 1735 > + David BUCK b. 3 Apr 1667 Wethersfield, CT d. 20 Sept 1728 or 1738 > Wethersfield, CT m. 14 Jun 1690 Wethersfield, CT > > David BUCK was the son of Emanuel or Enoch BUCK and Mary KIRBY. > > If anyone can make any connections, I surely would welcome hearing about it! > > Martha Sherman Winters > Oxnard CA > RootsWeb Sponsor > > At 02:23 PM 5/25/99 -0500, you wrote: > >> Rachel, > >> Is there anyway, you can connect the George HUBBARD of Guilford with > >> George HUBBARD (1601-1684/5) of Middletown CT. My George HUBBARD was one > >of > >> the orignial settlers of Middltown. He married Elizabeth WATTS > >> (1616/22-1702) and my lineage decends from their daughter Mary HUBBARD > >> (1641/2-1721) who married Thomas RANNEY (1616-1713) in Middletown. > >(Thomas > >> RANNEY was from Scotland) > >> Dave from Long Island > > > >I also descend from George (1601) who married Elizabeth Watts, through > >their son Samuel who married Sarah Kirby. I have nothing on George's > >parents. But would love to find them. Anybody know? Shirley > > > > > >

Does anyone know what the "Poquonnock Society," was in Windsor, CT? I just found several entries in a source that these children were born there. Thanks. kathy

Help with the above couple, their family, and their parents. Allen John Mallory mailto: allen.mallory@ibm.net Danbury, Fairfield county, CT

I am working on the surname LATTIN and have received a 1914 diagram of what is described as "Lattin Hill in the parish of Northfield. pver he Litchfield line in what is now Thomaston." Looking for further information re this area and the Lattins, believed to include Thomas LATTIN and Abigail LAKE Lattin. I believe my 4 great Grandmother, Anna Lattin was their daughter. The letter includes the information that a house stood on the hill, 100 years earlier which had a bar and a beacon on the hill. The beacon was used in both the Rev. War and in 1812 War to clal out the militia. "One certain occasion was the raid of Gov. Tryon on New London. One of the furthest regiments was commanded by col. Carter of Warien Conn, but it was one of the first to reach the fort (at least this grandson so stated)" the author is G F. Goodenough of Northfield, CT. Any input appreciated Shirley in San Diego ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Hello Someone has mentioned to me that there is a society for passenger ships that lists histories of the boat. He believed it is based out of Baltimore. I am looking to find historical information on the "Canopic" which made trips from Italy to Boston in the early 1900's. Appreciate any assistance. Tracy

Hi Betty: > Ebenezer BENTON Jr, who died in Milford. > I do not have any dates for him. His wife was Esther CRUTTENDEN, daughter of > Thomas CRUTTENDEN and Abigail HART. According to "Families of Early Guilford, CT" by Alvan Talcott, pg 50 Ebenezer Benton, son of Ebenezer and Abigail (Graves), was born 12 June 1700 and died 11 February 1776. He married 3 November 1725 Esther Cruttenden who was born 1700 and died 24 April 1778. Lived in North Guilford, CT. Had 9 children. I could copy the pages and snail mail it to you if you'd like. I descend from the Cruttenden's several ways including from your Thomas Cruttenden's brother John. Hope this helps Tracy Tomaselli Guilford, CT

Dear Friends, Recently I found out my ggg grandfather was in the CT Militia, Elijah Abell's Company in the War of 1812. I have been all over the internet (using search engines) and I have found and sent for form #80. What I really want to know is where the CT Militia fought. Is there a kind soul, perhaps a history buff, who has experienced where I might find answers like this. Found: Wonderful time line for the war, all kinds of information from the British point of view, Maps, individual battle info, etc. This ggg grandfather lived in Unadilla, NY after the war, married there a woman from his home town in CT. I can't help wondering if the war took him to NY. He apparently was a "builder". It just gets curioser and curioser...the more I learn the more I want to know! Thanks for any leads/information. Martha Sherman Winters Oxnard CA mswinters@mindspring.com RootsWeb Sponsor

This is a reply to Martha Sherman Winters: I have an Enoch Buck as follows: Name: Enoch BUCK Sex: Male Individual Facts Marriages/Children 1. Mary BEEBEE Marriage Children William BUCK (23 Mar 1723-23 Aug 1785) Notes General: Enoch Buck, son of Ezekiel Buck of Wethersfield, CT, came to New Milford a single man and married there, Mary, daughter of Samuel Beebee. Charlotte Brennan cbrennan@primenet.com -----Original Message----- From: Shirley Hendrix <hendrix@mursuky.campuscwix.net> To: GenConnecticut-L@rootsweb.com <GenConnecticut-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, May 26, 1999 3:58 PM Subject: Re: [GenConnecticut-L] Re: HUBBARD CT by 1690 >> The message below made me again curious about "my" Hubbard family. >> 1. Daniel HUBBARD b. 1644 d. 1720 >> + Elizabeth JORDAN >> >> 2. Elizabeth HUBBARD b. 1669/70 prob. Guilford, CT d. 25 Mar 1735 >> + David BUCK b. 3 Apr 1667 Wethersfield, CT d. 20 Sept 1728 or 1738 >> Wethersfield, CT m. 14 Jun 1690 Wethersfield, CT >> David BUCK was the son of Emanuel or Enoch BUCK and Mary KIRBY. >> If anyone can make any connections, I surely would welcome hearing about >it! >> Martha Sherman Winters >> Oxnard CA >> RootsWeb Sponsor > >Martha, >I have Mary Kirby as sister to my Sarah Kirby, daughters of John & >Elizabeth (Hinds) Kirby. I also have Daniel Hubbard as the son of the >"other" George Hubbard, the one from Gilford that married Mary somebody. I >have several Bucks in my Dbase, but I don't have them connected to each >other. Hope this helps a little. I am sure someone out there will have a >lot more than I do... Shirley > > >> >> At 02:23 PM 5/25/99 -0500, you wrote: >> >> Rachel, >> >> Is there anyway, you can connect the George HUBBARD of Guilford with >> >> George HUBBARD (1601-1684/5) of Middletown CT. My George HUBBARD was >one >> >of >> >> the orignial settlers of Middltown. He married Elizabeth WATTS >> >> (1616/22-1702) and my lineage decends from their daughter Mary HUBBARD > >> >> (1641/2-1721) who married Thomas RANNEY (1616-1713) in Middletown. >> >(Thomas >> >> RANNEY was from Scotland) >> >> Dave from Long Island >> > >> >I also descend from George (1601) who married Elizabeth Watts, through >> >their son Samuel who married Sarah Kirby. I have nothing on George's >> >parents. But would love to find them. Anybody know? Shirley >> > >> > > >

hi groups , this note has a shotgun attached , but it`s the only way I know to reach the widest possible audience ...... I would like to know if anyone reading this has a POTTER family in the State of N Y , 1830s ...... If so , I would like to ' talk ' to you ..... I have a very long list of Potters that just might be the parents of my GG-Grandmother , And if I can eliminate a few of them by knowing who their children were , it will really help me in my search ......... Now , please please don`t be writing with helpfull suggestions , I have plan of attack underway , that I have been working on for many years , Just for the record , I am looking for Emma Mira Potter`s record of birth ....., some of you probably have seen my previous posts , Thanks , Phil in Lynnwood WA

Does any one have any information on Ebenezer BENTON Jr, who died in Milford. I do not have any dates for him. His wife was Esther CRUTTENDEN, daughter of Thomas CRUTTENDEN and Abigail HART. Other BENTON names are Isaac, Nathaniel and Harvey. Any help greatly appreciated. Betty Gregory Edmond, OK BGreg3116@aol.com

How I would love it if my Jabez HITCHCOCK would fit into Mrs. Edward Hitchcock's "Genealogy of the Hitchcock Familly." It is a wonderful book - although several on the Hitchcock List are finding errors in it. So far I haven't been able to connect to anyone this book. Shirley, In what county in New York is Hartland? It's certainly possible that Phoebe and your Huntleys may be related. Bobbi in Sparta, MI