Could someone do a search for me on FTM's Volumes 9 and/or 13 for a Reuben Atwater Chapman and a Samuel Armstrong Chapman? Any help would be greatly appreciated. deb chapman dchap11848@aol.com

my cemetery list is updated. http://members.tripod.com/~DanaRaePelletier/index.html DanaRae

Help with the ancestors of this gentleman please........... 0. Capt. David1 ELLSWORTH; m. Jemima Leavitt. Children of Capt. David1 Ellsworth and Jemima Leavitt were: + 1. i. Chief Justice Oliver2 Ellsworth, b. Apr 29, 1745 Windsor, Hartford, CT; m. Abigail Wolcott. Generation Two 1. Chief Justice Oliver2 ELLSWORTH (David1); b. Apr 29, 1745 Windsor, Hartford, CT; m. Abigail Wolcott 1772 East Windsor, Hartford, CT; d. Nov 26, 1807 at age 62. He lived in 1775 Hartford, Hartford, CT. Children of Chief Justice Oliver2 Ellsworth and Abigail Wolcott were as follows: 2. i. Gov. William Wolcott3 Ellsworth; b. Nov 10, 1791; d. Jan 15, 1868 at age 76. + 3. ii. Henry Leavitt Ellsworth, b. Nov 10, 1791 Windsor, Hartford, CT; m. Nancy Allen Goodrich; m. Marietta Mariana Bartlett; m. Catherine Smith.

I am researching these lines...and am. trying to find the parents of DARIUS BOWEN born 1791 Roxbury...Any help is very much appreciated. E Mail info BDDhndrson@aol.com I will gladly trade information.

Hi all, Thought you might like this site. It is Archaic Medical Terms for Genealogists. Dot http://www.gpiag-asthma.org/drpsmith/amt1.htm

I am new to the list. I am looking for info on John Roeps/Ropes b ca Amsterdam, Holland. Was married to Mary Magdalena Brust b Germany. They were in the 1850 census of CT, Norwalk Co., Fairfield Twp. with children born there in CT John Jr.b ca 1843, Rebecca b ca 1846 and Herman b ca 1848. They departed later that same year for Ohio. Their son John Jr. served in the civil war from Ohio and listed his place of birth as Connecticut. Any help with these ancestors would be greatly apprecited. Thank you, Regina Gray

Hello CT Listers, My CT ancestors worked at Sargent & Co. in New Haven. Anyone know anything about this company? Period in question is 1870-1900. Thanks, Alice in CA

I'm proud to announce: 1. The commencement of a new USGenWeb site for Norwich, New London Co., CT: Norwich, CT Genealogy http://home.att.net/~SGTAYLOR1/norwich.html Norwich was first settled in 1659 by Saybrook (now in Middlesex Co.) people led by John MASON and Rev. James FITCH. Sections of Norwich became the towns of Preston, Griswold, Borzah, Franklin, Lisbon and Sprague. Norwich people were some of the early settlers and founders of several Windham County towns. Most of its early families can trace their roots back to MA. Soooo Norwich should be of interest to many with CT and MA ancestral lines. 2. The USGenWeb project for Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA has moved. It got too big thanks to the very successful Ancient Landmarks of Plymouth Project (ALPP) - online transcription of Part II, Genealogical Register, of Davis' Ancient Landmarks of Plymouth. RootsWeb has graciously supplied free webspace for the town of Plymouth: Plymouth, MA Genealogy http://www.rootsweb.com/~macplymo/ As Plymouth was the "opening bell" of immigration to New England, this site should be of interest to all with New England roots. Do support the RootsWeb: http://www.rootsweb.com/ which makes possible many of the great genealogy mail lists, provides webspace for USGenWeb sites and has many other wonderful genealogy projects. Y'all come and visit, ya hear! --- Susan SGTAYLOR1@att.net My Genealogy Website - susan g. taylor http://home.att.net/~SGTAYLOR1/ ----------------------------------------------- Hosting USGenWeb Projects for: Mansfield, CT Genealogy (co-host) http://home.att.net/~SGTAYLOR1/mansfield.html Norwich, CT Genealogy http://home.att.net/~SGTAYLOR1/norwich.html Town of Windham, CT Genealogy Home Page http://home.att.net/~SGTAYLOR1/windham.html Plymouth, MA Genealogy http://www.rootsweb.com/~macplymo/ --------------------------- New England Genealogy Collections Outside of New England - sgt http://home.att.net/~SGTAYLOR1/NECollections.html WWW Genealogy Resources - sgt http://home.att.net/~SGTAYLOR1/webresources.html Copyright and Citing - sgt http://home.att.net/~SGTAYLOR1/copyright.html *********************************************************

I am searching for an Abel or Abia or Abial Lamb from Connecticut. He was married to Deborah Gardner, (d. of Bethueal Gardner from Nantucket, MA and Nancy Havens from Long Island, b.1766-d.1862) They were probably married by 1794, when their first daughter Eliza was born. The 1810 census for Nantucket has Deborah as the widow of Abial. Their last child was born in 1802 in Long Island. Thank you, Michelle

I am seeking any information on Daniel Boughton born in CT in 1823 or 1824. He later move to homestead in WI. Darlene ---------- >

Anyone researching any of the families below? Looking for descendant info. 1850 Connecticut (Statehood 1788) Kellam, B L New Haven 154 New Haven 510-772 Kellam, B J 51 Laborer VT, Mrs. C 41 MA, C F (female) 19 VT, Albert 15 Clerk NH Kellam, Eliphalet Hartford 008 Enfield 118-135 Kellam, Eliphant 19 (male) CT tinner w/Theodore Pease Kellam, Patrick Hartford 177 Hartford 617-678 Killam, Patrick 50 Laborer Ireland, Catherine 47 Ireland Kellan, Michael Litc 232 Torrington LDS#3070-71 --Kellan, Michael 21 Farmer Ireland Kellan, Patrick Hartford 165 Hartford 488-Kellan, Patrick 48 Laborer Ireland, Ann 25 Ireland, Catherine 3 CT, Patrick 1 CT Killam, Charles Hartford Co 007 Enfield 109-124 Killam, Charles 37 Farmer $2500 CT, Cerpha M 36 CT, Sarah M 11 CT, Charles A 9 CT Killam, George Hartford 010 Enfield 147-167 Killam, George 40 Farmer CT, Mary L 37 CT, George S 17 CT, Mary E 15 CT, Sarah J 12 CT, Ann A 7 CT, King, Horace 14 CT, Stillman, Lucy A 32 CT Killam, James Hartford 386 Glaslenb 453-495 Killam, James 26 Plane Maker CT, Abbey 24 CT 454-496 Killam, James 52 Plane Maker $4000 CT, Caroline 52 CT, John 21 CT, Sarah C 18 CT, Ann E 12 CT, Clarrisa J 8 CT, Elizabeth 7 NY, Maria J 6 CT, Carl 5 CT, Estella 3 CT, Lucinda 75 CT Killam, James Hartford 293 Hartford 1789-2392 Killam, James 60 $5000 CT, Harriet W 60 CT, Mary 30 CT Killam, James Hartford 327 Hartford --Kellam, James 8 CT (lving in Orphan Asylum) Killam, Lot Hartford Co 004 Enfield 61-67 Killam, Lot 75 Farmer $4730 CT, Harriet 54 CT, Elam P 44 Pedler CT, Francis (f) 30 CT Killam, Lucy Hartford 007 Enfield 110-125 Killam, Lucy 65 $4000 CT, Lucy M 27 CT 110-126 Killam, Edwin D 26 CT, Margaret P 26 NJ, Barclay, George 6 CT Killam, Mary Hartford 294 Hartford (See James) Killam, Nicholas Hartford 311 Hartford --Killum, Nicholas 25 Porter Ireland

Hi, I have Lucy Spencer m. to a Micah Mudge, and info on Lucy and her side. I don't have any info on this Micah Muge except his name but was wondering if anyone knows if your Micah was the son or grandson of Jarvis Mudge who was I believe the second husband of Rebecca who went on to be executed for withcraft in 1662 in Hartford, CT with her last husband Greensmith? I have Jarvis as having two sons Micah and Moses with Rebecca as their mother? Rebecca married two other times: 1Abraham Elson and 3Nathaniel Greensmith. I'd appreciate what you or anyone has on Mudge and if you want more info email me direct. The information listed below is not Gospel. Descendants of Nathaniel Spencer, (14) 1. NATHANIEL15 SPENCER, (14) (GERARD14, GERARD13, MICHAEL12, JOHN11, JOHN10, ROBERT9, JOHN8, ROBERT7, THOMAS F.6, HENRY5, THOMAS4, NICHOLAS3, JOHN2, WILLIAM1) was born December 21, 1658 in Lynn, Essex Co., Massachusetts, and died 1718 in East Haddam, Middlesex, Connecticut. He married (1) HANNAH. He married (2) LYDIA BAILEY Abt. 1681 in East Haddam, Middlesex, Connecticut, daughter of JOHN BAILEY and LYDIA BACKUS. Notes for LYDIA BAILEY: Had her down as dying 1696. Nathanial Spencer and wife Lydia lived at Ponset. (Sage) Children of NATHANIEL SPENCER and LYDIA BAILEY are: i. LYDIA16 SPENCER, (15), b. August 20, 1682, Haddam, Middlesex, Connecticut. ii. NATHANIEL SPENCER, (15), b. July 15, 1684, Haddam, Middlesex, Connecticut; d. 1761, Spencertown, New York. iii. ELIZABETH SPENCER, (15), b. January 18, 1686/87, Haddam, Middlesex, Connecticut. iv. JOHN SPENCER, (15), b. March 30, 1689, Haddam, Middlesex,Connecticut; d. 1773, Spencertown, Rensselaer, New York. v. MARY SPENCER, (15), b. June 09, 1692, Haddam, Middlesex, Connecticut; m. SAMUEL SAMUEL. vi. DANIEL SPENCER, (15), b. August 20, 1694, Haddam, Middlesex, Connecticut; d. 1771, Haddam, Middlesex, Connecticut. vii. DOROTHY SPENCER, (15), b. March 08, 1698/99, Haddam, Middlesex, Connecticut; d. Aft. 1767; m. BENJAMIN SPENCER, (16). viii. SUSANNAH SPENCER, (15), b. November 08, 1699, Haddam, Middlesex, Connecticut. 3. ix. PHINEAS SPENCER, (15), b. March 20, 1700/01, Haddam Neck, Middlesex, Connecticut; d. Abt. 1760, Spencertown, Rensselaer, New York. Generation No. 2 2. JOHN16 SPENCER, (15) (NATHANIEL15, GERARD14, GERARD13, MICHAEL12, JOHN11, JOHN10, ROBERT9, JOHN8, ROBERT7, THOMAS F.6, HENRY5, THOMAS4, NICHOLAS3, JOHN2, WILLIAM1) was born March 30, 1689 in Haddam, Middlesex, Connecticut, and died 1773 in Spencertown, Rensselaer, New York. He married MARY ? February 18, 1713/14 in Haddam, Middlesex, Connecticut. Notes for JOHN SPENCER, (15): "Spencertown Founder" Children of JOHN SPENCER and MARY ? are: i. JOHN17 SPENCER, b. May 19, 1715, Haddam, Middlesex, Connecticut. ii. SIM(E)ON SPENCER, b. August 12, 1717, Haddam, Middlesex, Connecticut. iii. JOEL SPENCER, b. 1719, Haddam, Middlesex, Connecticut. iv. LUCY SPENCER, b. May 26, 1720, Haddam, Middlesex, Connecticut; d. November 26, 1754; m. MICAH MUDGE, September 15, 1743, Middletown, Middlesex, Connecticut. v. AHIMAAZ SPENCER, b. 1721, Haddam, Middlesex, Connecticut; d. 1831, Illinois; m. (1) ZIPPARD BRAINERD; m. (2) SUSANNAH; m. (3) MARY WETMORE, September 15, 1743, Middletown, Middlesex, Connecticut. vi. NEHEMIAH SPENCER, b. Abt. 1723. vii. MARY SPENCER, b. 1725; m. EPHRAIM KETCHUM. viii. ITHAMAR SPENCER, b. 1733. ix. TABITHA SPENCER, b. 1736; d. Aft. 1817, Whitehall, Washington Co., New York; m. MOSES CLEVELAND, May 31, 1759. .

Jacqueline, Have you checked the records for Milford, CT? Orange was actually North Milford. Orange was founded in 1822. Dot

Needing more information on the following family members: Elizabeth Mudge. She was born 5/28/1750 (location unknow); death date and place unknown. She married William Reynolds (date and place unknown). Elizabeth was the youngest of five children born to Micah Mudge (b. 3/6/1718 in Hebron, Tolland Co. CT;d. 1813 Florida, Montgomery Co. NY) and Lucy Spencer (b.5/26/1720 in Haddam, Middlesex Co. CT; d. 11/26/1754 in Sharon, Litchfield Co. CT). Does anyone have any information on the siblings of Elizabeth Mudge and her husband William Reynolds? Don't know if they were married in CT or possibly NY....did her father remarry and if so, whom? Does anyone have any addtional inforamtion on her mother's line? Any infromation would be greatly appreciated.

Does any one have resources of this area in CT? I am looking for records of death and buriel of William STONE and his wife Sybil STONE. William was born in 1788. They had several children born in this area, William was also born in Orange, New Haven, Ct, according to the info that I have gathered. So I am assuming that they also died there. One of there sons Sereno is later found in Allegheny NY where his son Benjamin was born, that was in 1837. Thanks for any help you may be able to give. Jacqueline

Hi Does anyone know the correct name for the Episcopal Cemetery in Cheshire CT. I have checked with switchboard.com and the GNIS for a cemetery in Cheshire with this name. The GNIS listed no cemeteries in Cheshire. I have a note from the town clerk of Cheshire stating that he forwarded the information of my gg grandfather Frederick Amos Moss, who died 1881-2 to the sexton of this cemetery. I don't see in my grandmother's records where she followed up or received a reply. Thanks Cary

Amy - it's actually not the accuracy I'm questioning - I'm really looking for more information on individuals who married into the family and I'm having a hard time finding anything (Jane Sherril, Hannah Herring). I thought Westbrook was using circular logic by citing a published genealogy. - Barbara

Have you updated your home page ? Or would like to be notified monthly of pages that are new or updated? if yes go to the link below and their is a place to sign up for this service. This is new today. http://members.xoom.com/New_England/families.html

My great-grandfather left Ireland during the famine (about 1845) and settled in Lancashire, England. There was a large Irish population in Liverpool. All of his male children (born in the 1850s) left England for America where they felt there were better opportunities. Maybe this same held true for many other Irish families. Ellie

does your book show any Harrisons marriaed to Boardmans in Rensselaer Co., NYH?? There ar members of both families buried in a private cemetery on Rte 22 in Stephentown, NY. Patricia Van Wagenen Harrison