I would like to communicate with anyone researching McKEE in CT. My grgrgrandfather was born in CT abt 1812, Married Sally SWAIN b NY 1805. Migrated to OH then MI. Jfraser853@aol.com

I am searching for anyone who is researching the HITCHCOCK/HITCHCOX/HITCHCOLK/HISCOX lines or their variations in Litchfield County. I have a Jabez HITCHCOCK b. ca 1782 Connecticut, d 22 June 1875 Palmyra Township, Portage County OH, m Lavinia/Lovinia/Lucinda UNKNOWN. An article about Jabez HITCHCOCK indicates he was an early settler of the Western Reserve and was from Litchfield County. I'm trying to trace him back. Have lots of information I'm willing to share about his children. Thanks in Advance, Bobbi in Sparta, MI

Suggest you look for "Genealogy of the Hitchcock Family" by Mrs. Edward Hitchcock, Sr, which traces the genealogies of progenitors Luke and Matthias Hitchcock. My 4 grandparents Asher HUNTLEY and Betsey Wilder Tiffany moved from Lyme, Conn. to Bath, Portage OH with a stopover in Hartland NY where their son Asher was born. Asher grew up on Hartland NY, married Phebe HITCHCOCK in Hartland, in 1817. Phebe and Asher had 9 children. She died in Hartland in 1848. Shortly thereafter, Asher moved to Medina County Ohio and later to Bath, Portage, Ohio. A couple of brothers andhis son, Nathan Huntley, followed. My 3 g grandfather, Nathan settled in Medina as did other Huntleys..and their descendants are still there. Shirley in San Diego Amherst Mass., 1884.SUPPORT On Wed, 26 May 1999 21:01:46 -0500 "R. Schirado" <schirado@iserv.net> writes: >I am searching for anyone who is researching the >HITCHCOCK/HITCHCOX/HITCHCOLK/HISCOX lines or their variations in >Litchfield County. I have a Jabez HITCHCOCK b. ca 1782 Connecticut, d >22 June 1875 Palmyra Township, Portage County OH, m >Lavinia/Lovinia/Lucinda UNKNOWN. > >An article about Jabez HITCHCOCK indicates he was an early settler of >the Western Reserve and was from Litchfield County. I'm trying to >trace >him back. Have lots of information I'm willing to share about his >children. > >Thanks in Advance, > >Bobbi in Sparta, MI > ___________________________________________________________________ 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]

> 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 > > > >

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 > >

Edna BREWSTER, b. Apr.14.1765 in Norwich,CT, dau. of Stephen and Hepsibah (Rudd) Brewster, m. John or Jonathan BUSHNELL in Lisbon, CT on Mar. 8, 1787. I believe they had children but so far I've been unable to discover their names and birth dates. By any chance, do any of you out there have any information on this Brewster -Bushnell line. Any suggestions will be sincerely appreciated. Phil. Munson

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I have "Apprentices of Connecticut 1637-1900" by Ritter published by Ancestry in 1986. I will look up your ancestor inthe index. send me an email Shirley Kaufhold

> 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

For anyone interested, PELEG is a biblical name. It's meaning is "division". It must have been a word whose meaning was well known (back then) because biblical writers in both Genesis and Chronicles felt a need to explain the reason for using that name. It was given because he was born at the time the earth was divided. (Ever look at how South America and Africa could fit together.) I think he was a great-grandson of Shem, the son of Noah, but I didn't look at that too closely. If you want to look it up, the references are Genesis 10:25 and I Chronicles 1:19. Lucy

Seeking info on the following family. Duty LOGEE, b 3-28-1798 Glocester RI, d 1-10-1875 Burrillville RI, son of Cyrus & Hannah (FAIRCHILD) m Elizabeth ROBBINS, b 6-11-1801 Burrillville RI, d 9-13-1877 Burrillville RI, dau of John & Elizabeth ( ? ). Known children include: (1) Elizabeth m John CASWELL (2) Lucretia E m 3-27-1855 William M OLNEY (3) Elmira b 1825, d 1828 (4) Hannah b 1825, d 1831 (5) Nelson b 1826, d 1827 ((6) Duty b 1834, d 12-2-1851 (7) Cyrus b 1838, d 11-24-1887, m Irenna TAFT. Any info greatly appreciated. Thank you. Karen

In a message dated 99-05-22 12:06:24 EDT, RDown3657@aol.com writes: << Last week I was surfing a Personal Ancestry File on the new LDS site, and found Peleg Redfield listed as "Pegleg". >> Hi Ray, *I* used to think he was called Pegleg, myself, and be glad that I was instead descended from his brother William Redfield (b. 5 Dec 1727, d. July 1813 in Middletown CT) !! On 1 July 1777 William was appointed issuing Commissary to the battalions raised in Connecticut. Not as illustrious a wartime service as his brother Peleg had, but enough to qualify me for the DAR. :-) Ever find out where the name Peleg came from? I would be interested in knowing, just to satisfy my curiosity. I am fond of this family -- I even named my daughter after William's wife, Elizabeth Starr. Any idea how I can find William Redfield's grave? The "Genealogical History of the Redfield Family" by John Howard Redfield says that William is buried in the "old yard by the river" in Middletown, but that no stone marks the spot. Nice to see the Redfield name pop up on this list, in any case! Lynn Searching in CT: Baldwin, DeJersey (Jarcie), How(e), Redfield, Starr

Greetings fellow researchers... I've just completed the first "leg" of a one-name study page - surname GILLIGAN. Not only does it contain Gilligans but other surnames as well. The site includes the 1900 Soundex for Gilligan in Connecticut as well as the 1900 and 1920 Soundex for MA and and the 1900 for VT (Gilligan). This page may be especially useful if you're researching Irish immigrants. By the end of June, I should have the 1900 and 1920 RI soundexes included. When searching for a particular name a/o location, use your "edit", search in page feature of your browser. Please stop by and visit. Sincerely, Deb Gilligan Massachusetts http://www.angelfire.com/ma2/Gilligan

Hi Everyone, I am changing ISP's and have a new email address: researchone@home.com Please direct all future correspondence to the new address. I am researching the surname BEMIS(S) in Ct. Thanks, Maggie Hall

In a message dated 05/23/1999 5:14:59 PM Eastern Daylight Time, RRachelros@aol.com writes: << Subj: [GenConnecticut-L] Re: John BISHOP Abt. 1585 -1660 Guilford CT Date: 05/23/1999 5:14:59 PM Eastern Daylight Time From: RRachelros@aol.com To: GenConnecticut-L@rootsweb.com Jackie, Here's my CT John Bishop who is 200 years before yours but could be his ancestor if you can connect the dots. Does anyone else have this family on their charts? Would be happy to find any connections Descendants of John Bishop 1 John BISHOP b: Abt. 1585 cor birth date(1604) England d: Jan 1660 Guilford CT (Signer- Covenant) +Anna 2 Mary BISHOP b: Abt. 1610 G.-Rep-Col.Ct.-CT +George HUBBARD b:1594 Eng-to Watertown MA d:1685 Guilford CT 1648 3 Lieut John HUBBARD b: 1630 Eng to Weathersfield d: 1702 Hatfield MA-Militia Lt. +Mary MERRIAM thanks for any help Rachel Bell Rrachelros@aol.com >> 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

Jackie, Here's my CT John Bishop who is 200 years before yours but could be his ancestor if you can connect the dots. Does anyone else have this family on their charts? Would be happy to find any connections Descendants of John Bishop 1 John BISHOP b: Abt. 1585 cor birth date(1604) England d: Jan 1660 Guilford CT (Signer- Covenant) +Anna 2 Mary BISHOP b: Abt. 1610 G.-Rep-Col.Ct.-CT +George HUBBARD b:1594 Eng-to Watertown MA d:1685 Guilford CT 1648 3 Lieut John HUBBARD b: 1630 Eng to Weathersfield d: 1702 Hatfield MA-Militia Lt. +Mary MERRIAM thanks for any help Rachel Bell Rrachelros@aol.com "Check out my new pages to see if we're related- soon all 4000 names plus links" ---http://www.angelfire.com/ny/newenglandgenes/index.html "New England Genes" ---http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/r/o/s/Rachel-Rosenberg/ << Date: Sat, 22 May 1999 18:57:56 EDT From: TOFreckles@aol.com To: GenConnecticut-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <55d3e158.24789074@aol.com> Subject: [GenConnecticut-L] BISHOP SURNAME Hello GenConnecticut List Our Bishop cousins are pursuing the ancestors of JOHN FITCH BISHOP. We have no clue to his parents. Census has him born about 1775. m. Lucy Goff 1802. Raised their children in Crown Point, NY. He died there in 1840. Any Connecticult BISHOPs connections on our list? jackie >>

On Sat, 22 May 1999 16:55:05 EDT, you wrote: >I have recently learned (from a 1850 NY census report) that my great-great >grandfather, Russell William Roscoe (also spelled "Ruscoe" or "Rusco") was >born in CT in 1779. I have no idea where in CT his family might have been >nor any information about his family before him. >Does anyone have a neat suggestion--or any suggestion!-- of how I might track >him down. Any thoughts will be appreciated. March on down to your FHC and get the Barbour Collection micro-film for your name, take lots of paper, as you may as well write all the records for your name, or lots of change for copies. Then, you'll probably want to order films on the in-laws you find. The Barbour collection is similar to later soundexes in structure, as all of your name, statewide, will be on the same film. Norris -- Silver Bullet <nmt1@ix.netcom.com> Home Page: http://members.aol.com/ntgen/index.html - -------------------------------------

Hello! Does anyone have any information on the Duncan men who served in the Rev War on the following web page? I have a feeling that one of them may be our family connection but no proof yet. Thanks! Sandy Lovell (Marykaybc@aol.com) http://data.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=connecticut&gs=Duncan&DatabaseID=3 779&Title=Connecticut+Revolutionary+War+Military+Lists%2C+1775-1783&DatabaseNa me=connecticut&SearchEngine=sse.dll&Server=data&Type=F&query=Duncan

Hello GenConnecticut List Our Bishop cousins are pursuing the ancestors of JOHN FITCH BISHOP. We have no clue to his parents. Census has him born about 1775. m. Lucy Goff 1802. Raised their children in Crown Point, NY. He died there in 1840. Any Connecticult BISHOPs connections on our list? jackie

Thought everyone might get some benefit out of this. Someone asked about this kind of thing just a few weeks ago. -----Original Message----- From: charlie62@webtv.net <charlie62@webtv.net> To: GenMassachusetts-L@rootsweb.com <GenMassachusetts-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, May 21, 1999 5:48 PM Subject: Ancestors birthday Here is a 10,000 year calendar whch will enable you to find the day on which your ancestor (ancestors) was born.... http://calendarhome.com/tyc/ Charlie Northrup http://members.tripod.com/~Northrup