He might have lived in the CT area of Stamford, but I really have no idea about this. Most of my research has to do with his wife's family which was in the area since 1630. Yancey Eugene SHAVER born Dec. 2, 1915, died Oct. 3, 1977, his wife Mildred Louise WEED, born 1917, died 1966. I hope I don't offend any one with this request, I am mostly interested in their ancestors. This is what happened. I was working on my husbands mom's family WEED, when I came across an entry from the Internet for Yancey. Shaver happens to be my maiden name, so this really peaked my interest. I doubt this is the same Shaver family but I would like to see if I can find out for sure. Thanks for any help Sue (Colorado)

In a message dated 04/06/1999 12:03:12 AM Eastern Daylight Time, DChap11848@aol.com writes: << Subj: [GenConnecticut-L] Info for Cassandra and Wilma Date: 04/06/1999 12:03:12 AM Eastern Daylight Time From: DChap11848@aol.com Reply-to: <A HREF="mailto:DChap11848@aol.com">DChap11848@aol.com</A> To: GenConnecticut-L@rootsweb.com There is a Chapman Family History which includes your Spencers and Cones. I found it at the LDS. It is written by Mary Curtis Perry and Richard Chapman Perry. I corresponded with them many years ago, so I'm not sure if I still have their address, but I would look for it if you're interested. This history includes the following Cones: Ebenezer 1 & 2, Daniel, Isaac, Laura, and Lt. Timothy. The Spencers included are: Elizabeth, Gerard, Henry G. John Jr., John Sr., Mehitable, Michael B., Richard, Thomas F., William. This family also went by DeSpencer, I believe. I'm sorry I don't have the number of this film for you, but as I said it's been some years since I discovered this. As I said I do have a copy of some of this research and will be glad to look up anything for you. deb chapman dchap11848@aol.com >> Be careful of connecting the New England Spencers with DeSpencer's. It's a nice try, but there is no proven connection. Dave from Long Island

Hello.. I just joined the list and I'm trying to find out whatever happened to Maria McEVOY.. Maria's parents James and Jane (Fitzpatick) McEvoy were married in Co. Laois, Ireland..Maria was born 5-4-1872.. I believe she was born or grew up either in the New Haven or Waterbury area..Her siblings were Honor (1870) John (1874) Anne (1877) Thomas (1879) Bridget (1880) Joseph (1882) James (1889) and Jane (1892).. Some names of sponsors to the births of Maria's siblings were: RYAN, DOWLING, PERCUSSION, DUGGAN, WHELAN, LAMB and GRAHAM.. This information comes from a friend in Ireland who has hit a "brick wall" in his search for Maria.. I'm hoping someone may have a connection to any McEvoy information.. Thank You Claudia..

Park Street cemetery lincoln maine page 2 and 3 are up now. hope it helps someone http://members.tripod.com/~DanaRaePelletier/index.html DanaRae

Today I decided to take a drive up thru South Windsor to East Windsor Town Hall to do a little research on my husband's family. (Stengel/Stengle, VanGorder, Tschummi, Pascoe). On the way, I drove past all kinds of shade tobacco fields--dozens of them. The soil is being prepared and several of them had tractors out tilling the soil. The shade netting is all rolled up on the posts, but it looks like much of it took a bad hit from winds this winter. Much of it looked shredded. Just wanted to let you know that shade tobacco growing is alive and well here in CT! Barb

There is a Chapman Family History which includes your Spencers and Cones. I found it at the LDS. It is written by Mary Curtis Perry and Richard Chapman Perry. I corresponded with them many years ago, so I'm not sure if I still have their address, but I would look for it if you're interested. This history includes the following Cones: Ebenezer 1 & 2, Daniel, Isaac, Laura, and Lt. Timothy. The Spencers included are: Elizabeth, Gerard, Henry G. John Jr., John Sr., Mehitable, Michael B., Richard, Thomas F., William. This family also went by DeSpencer, I believe. I'm sorry I don't have the number of this film for you, but as I said it's been some years since I discovered this. As I said I do have a copy of some of this research and will be glad to look up anything for you. deb chapman dchap11848@aol.com

My corrrect url is: http://members.xoom.com/New_England/ not ending with /New_Emgland/ m and n are next to each other on keyboard, would help if I know how to type! Ray

Hi, I'm wishing to find any Burton's, Cheetham's, Hamilton's and Penfield's in the Hartford, CT area kin to. My great great grand dad was John BURTON and he had four children, of which 3 might have stayed in the Hartford, CT area and they would have been Frank, George and a May Penfield being the married name. Also in Hartford, CT, any related to a William L. Cheetham who had 5 children, Elizabeth Mary, Samuel Madden, Nellie J. Burton, Edward and Hannah. I wish to find any relation to a Jacob M. Green in Norwich, CT who had about 4 children with a Rosalie Drisba in the early 1900's in CT. Please send me a message to jmb19@juno.com ___________________________________________________________________ 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]

Several of you have been posting information on the Spencer family to this list lately, if all working on this family postrd their informaation to the GenExchange you could all look it up their and help others at the same time. They have databases for the following: Births Marriages Deahs Babtismal Records and a lot more includeing a Surname Registry wheir you can put in whit names you are working on so others may contact you and you can see who else is working on the same family. The CT GenExchange is at: http://www.genexchange.com/ct/index.cfm Ma is at http://www.genexchange.com/ma/index.cfm The main US GenExchange is at http://www.genexchange.com New York has been divided up into a seperate page for each county, you may want to lat them know if you would like to see other states didided into counties or keep as state pages. Ray

All, I recently purchased a copy of the Commemorative Biographies of Hartford County, Connecticut published by J.H Beers of Chicago in 1901. It contains biographical information which may be of interest to some Connecticut researchers. There are about 1500 pages of material. I have transcribed a few entries so far and posted them on our homepage at < http://hakmiller.rootsweb.com/ > in the Documents section. They may, of course, be screen captured. The posted entries presently include all of the COLLINS biographies in the book, some of the COWLES biographies. and (as yet) none of the WEST biographies. In a week or so, I will have completed all of these transcriptions and posted them. Among the three COLLINS entries is one tracing descent from John Collins in the early 1600s in England to the Collins in Hartford County of the late 1800s. Among the COWLES entries posted so far is one tracing descent from John Cowles (d. 1675) to Walter Goodman Cowles (b. 1857). The biographies I've mentioned are of special interest to us and are all I plan to post. However, I'm willing to do look-ups of other surnames; my email address is in my signature. Karl Email: karlh@concentric.net Homepage: http://hakmiller.rootsweb.com/

Their are still some in CT, when I flew back from Japan in 1969 and could see them from the plain while coming in for the landing they looked great and let me know for sure that I was home. They really let me know that I was from CT at that time. Ray http://members.xoom.com/New_England/ CT Contact for GenExchange Http://www.genexchange.com

Stan The largest Peck family may be found on my web site at: http://members.xoom.com/New_Emgland/ >From their just follow the link for the family index. The family of Deacon Paul Peck connects to some of the other families at this site. Ray Stan Cornelius wrote: > Hi > > Many of you have seen my searches for the surnames GAYLORD, HITCHCOCK, > SCOTT, PARKER, WOOD, PECK, STEBBINS, STANLEY, MOSS, POTTER and many others. > I am still seeking any information available. > > I have noticed that every once in awhile our genealogy lists get off on > subjects that are not exactly prime subjects for the list. Many members get > involved and sometimes it gets out of hand. Realizing that everyone feels > passionately about certain issues from time to time and needs an outlet, > that we might have a book, table or even a car for sale from time to time or > we may want to give messages of support for our local sports teams, I have > created lists especially for your general area that will allow you to speak > up about most anything, except genealogy, which is prohibited so as not to > compete with this list. > > This is really online talk radio for your area? > > Have you ever wanted on a particular day to post your feelings on a > political issue? > How about your favorite sports team? > Do you have something to SELL, but cannot post it to this genealogy list? > Do you want to make a plea for your favorite charity? > Do you have some knowledge about your area that you want to share with > others? > Do you want to promote your business? > Do you have some stock tips? A proven successful at home business? > Missing persons? Public Service Announcements? > Do you have a complaint that you just have to get off your chest? > Do you want to flame flamers? > > All of these topics and more are fair game on these lists. Both subscribe > and unsubscribe are instantaneous and done online at http://www.onelist.com. > > There is a NOMAIL option that allows you to post, but not receive messages. > You also have normal and digest choice. Best of all you can upload files to > share with others at the special web page provided by the list. No HTML > knowledge required. > > There are limitations, however. The official description of all these new > lists are the same: > > “Online talk radio including, area news, weather, history, classifieds, > sports, recipes, books, local stocks, business, politics, entertainment(non > adult), public service announcements, lost and found. No genealogy queries, > please” > > In or near your area the following lists have just been created. You are > invited to > join one or more of them. Just go to the URL cited above, click on New > Member and you will be taken to a signup screen. In the search box on the > left, just enter the name of the list below that you wish to join. It is > important to invite others as well so that our messages reach as many people > as possible. Unlike an internet page, I get no money from anyone for > advertising. > > Have fun! > > CTchat@onelist.com > VermontTalk@onelist.com > NHTalk@onelist.com > LongIslandOnline@onelist.com > BostonChat@onelist.com > MAchat@onelist.com > And for everyone everywhere: PoliticsOnlineRadio@onelist.com > > Stan

I went to Westbrook today and discovered that one of their sources for vital records the KELSEY Genealogy! Now, instead of using a primary source, I have to contact a genealogist for the Kelsey Kindred to find out what their sources were. I couldn't find any other confirmation in Westbrook for the particular information I was looking up. What a surprise! Has anyone run into this before? - Barbara

Am looking for data on Wm PAINE who lived in New Haven, CT, as early as 1660 and whose daughter, Elizabeth, married Thomas SANFORD, jr about 1666, probably in New Haven. John Sandy

I put up another Cemetery listing. It is only the first part. there will be a few pages has it is the biggest cemetery in Lincoln Maine. And so far I am only giving you the park street part. Hopefully soon I can give you the front part. Here is my web page addy in case you don't still have it. http://members.tripod.com/~DanaRaePelletier/index.html DanaRae

Hi Fellow Rooters I'm noticing more and more on this and other lists that ancestors from Lancashire, England, arrived in the States during a 20 year period: 1870-1890. Mine, the Knowles, went to Providence and stayed there. I know very little about British history. Was there something happening during that time to cause the people from this particular area to come over? Karen from North Grosvenordale

With all the posts on tobaco farms, it seems like a good time to mention my great uncle, EDWARD O'CONNELL. He was born in Bury, Lancashire, England in in 1853. He came to CT at age 18. and lived on Enfield Street in Enfield, where he had a tobacco farm. He owned the general store in Broadbrook for 40 years, and was postmaster there for 25 years. He married MARGARET DUNNIGAN and had 3 children on whom I have almost no information. His daughter, JANE married CHARLES MISKELL and inherited the house after his death. He had a son WILLIAM who moved to Upper Darby, PA and a son EDWARD who became a doctor and lived in Birmigham, AL. I have no idea how to find the 2 sons. The information I have is from the will of my great aunt in England. Their birth certifcates would be in CT, but how do I find them once they left CT? Ellie

> Mehitable was the d/o Gerald/Jared & Hannah (HILLS) SPENCER; she had > sibblings; John, Hannah, William and someone on the list said there was a > brother Nathaniel..I am getting ready to post re: his message. There were actually 13 children (see below). There is an excellent article on Gerard Spencer in the Connecticut Nutmegger, Sept 1997, p188-214. ============================================================ Husband: Ensign Gerard Spencer (1, 2) ============================================================ Born: Bef 14 Apr 1614 at: Stotfold, Bedfordshire, Eng (1, 2) Died: 29 Jun 1685 at: East Haddam, Middlesex Co., CT (2) Buried: at: Father: Gerald Spencer (Abt 1576-Bef 1646) Mother: Alice Whitebread (Between 1578-Abt 1646) (2) Married: 13 Dec 1636 Place: Lynn, Essex Co., MA (2) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Other Spouse: Rebecca Porter (1628- ) Date: ============================================================ Wife: Hannah Joannis Hills (2) ============================================================ Born: Between 1616-1618 at: Stotfold, Bedfordshire, Eng (2) Died: 22 Oct 1692 at: East Haddam, Middlesex Co., CT (2) Buried: at: Father: Thomas Hills (Bef 1600- ) (2) Mother: ============================================================ Children ============================================================ 1 F Ruth Spencer (2) Born: Between 1654-1658 at: East Haddam, Middlesex Co., CT (2) Died: 28 Nov 1744 at: Haddam, Middlesex Co., CT (2) Buried: at: Spouse: Joseph Clark (1652-1716) (3) Marr. Date: Abt 1674, Haddam, Middlesex Co., CT (4) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 M Timothy Spencer Born: Abt 1652 at: East Haddam, Middlesex Co., CT Died: Bef 6 May 1705 at: East Haddam, Middlesex Co., CT Buried: at: Spouse: Sarah Clark (Abt 1657-Abt 1704) (2) Marr. Date: Bef 1675, Haddam, Middlesex Co., CT (5) Note: there is some dispute as to whether Timothy Spencer's wife, Sarah, was actually Sarah Clark. See IDENTIFICATION OF THE DAUGHTERS OF WILLIAM(1) CLARK OF HADDAM, CONNECTICUT By Racola Ford Cooke, CSG# 4638 From THE CONNECTICUT NUTMEGGER, September 1997, p 188-190 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 F Hannah Spencer (1, 2) Born: Abt 1640 at: Stotfold, Bedfordshire, Eng (2) Died: 1 Apr 1715 at: Haddam, Middlesex Co., CT (1, 2) Buried: at: Spouse: Daniel Brainerd (1641-1715) (1) Marr. Date: Abt 1663 (1) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 M John Spencer (2) Born: 17 Aug 1638 at: Stotfold, Bedfordshire, Eng (6) Died: 3 Aug 1682 at: Haddam, Middlesex Co., CT (2) Buried: at: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 F Mehitable Spencer (2) Born: Between 1638-1642 at: Lynn, Essex Co., MA (2) Died: Between 1691-1692 at: Haddam, Middlesex Co., CT (2) Buried: at: Spouse: Daniel Cone (1626-1726) (7) Marr. Date: 1661, East Haddam, Middlesex Co., CT (7) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6 F Marah Alice Spencer (2) Born: Abt 1642 at: Lynn, Essex Co., MA (2) Died: Bef 22 Dec 1714 at: Haddam, Middlesex Co., CT (2) Buried: at: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7 F Sarah Spencer (2) Born: 27 Jul 1644 at: Haddam, Middlesex Co., CT (2) Died: After 1707 (2) at: Buried: at: Spouse: Stephen Backus (1641-1695) (6) Marr. Date: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8 M Samuel Gerrard Spencer (2) Born: 27 Sep 1644 (2) at: Died: 7 Aug 1705 at: East Haddam, Middlesex Co., CT (2) Buried: at: Spouse: Hannah Willey (1642-1681) (8) Marr. Date: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9 F Elizabeth Spencer (2) Born: Abt 1646 at: East Haddam, Middlesex Co., CT (2) Died: 20 Aug 1688 at: Saybrook, Middlesex Co., CT (2) Buried: at: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10 M Thomas Spencer (2) Born: Abt 1648 at: East Haddam, Middlesex Co., CT (2) Died: 3 Feb 1699/00 at: Saybrook, Middlesex Co., CT (2) Buried: at: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11 M Nathaniel Spencer (2) Born: Abt 1654 at: East Haddam, Middlesex Co., CT (2) Died: Abt 1722 (2) at: Buried: at: Spouse: Lydia Bailey (Abt 1659-Bef 1729) (6) Marr. Date: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12 M William Spencer (2) Born: Abt 1656 at: East Haddam, Middlesex Co., CT (2) Died: Bef 6 Feb 1730/31 at: East Haddam, Middlesex Co., CT (2) Buried: at: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13 F Rebecca Spencer Born: Between 1656-1660 at: East Haddam, Middlesex Co., CT Died: Abt 1706 at: East Haddam, Middlesex Co., CT Buried: at: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Gerard was the son of Gerald Spencer (b. abt 1576, d. bef 1646) and Alice Whitebread (b. aft 1578, d. abt. 1646). Quadruple direct descent is through his daughter Hannah (who married David Brainerd of the Brainerd/Fuller line), and his daughter Ruth Spencer (who married Joseph Clark of the Clark/Dunham line) and sons Timothy and Samuel Gerrard whose children married into the Hungerford line and eventually into the Brainerd/Fuller line) . Occupation: Ferryman. Immigrated in 1632. "Spencer, Jarrad, Ensign, Haddam. Invt Pounds: 124-12-00 of Estate not disposed of by Will Taken 29 June, 1685, by Joseph Arnot & Alexander Rollo Will dated 17, September, 1683. The last will of Ensign Jarrad Spencer of Haddam: I give unto my son William the Land which I bought of Steven Luxford's Estate. How I come by it the Court Record will show. I give unto my son William 1/3 part of 48 acres lying by that wch was commonly called Welles his Brook. I give to my son Nathaniel my now Dwelling house with the Lott that was the Houselott, with an Addition lying by the side of it, granted by the Committee. I give unto my daughter Rebekah that Houselott I bought of Thomas Smith. Likewise I give unto my daughter Rebeckah 1/3 part of the Lott by Welles his Brook. I give unto my son Thomas 40 acres on Matchamodus Side. I give unto my son Thomas his son, Jarrad Spencer by name, my Rapier. I give unto my son Timothy Spencer the remainder of that 6 score acre lott whereof his 2 brothers had their shares. The other 6 score thereof I dispose of as followeth: to Grace Spencer, the daughter of my son John Spencer, 40 acres; to Alice Brooks, the daughter of my daughter Brooks, 40 acres; to Grace Spencer, the daughter of my son Samuel Spencer, I give the other 40 acres. I give unto Jarred Cone, the son of my daughter Cone, my Carbine. A pewter Flagon and Urim Bason I give to the church at Haddam, if there be one within five years. It is my will that my son John Spencer his Children and my son-in-law Daniel Cone his Children have an equal proportion of my Estate with my other Children. It is my Will however my Estate falls out for portions to my Children, that my daughter Ruth Clarke's portion shall be 15 pounds, which was my Covenant with her father at her marriage, which 15 pounds she hath received some part thereof, as my Books will testify; and to son Joseph Clarke I give him 40 acres of land at Matchemodus. It is the humble request of Jarrad Spencer that the honoured Major John Talcott and Capt. John Allyn would be pleased to oversee this his Will. I appoint my two sons Daniel Brainard and William Spencer Adms to the Estate. Jarrard Spencer Witness: John James, Joseph Arnot Court Record, Page 111-3, Sept, 1685: Adms to Daniel Braynard and William Spencer, with the Will annexed. Will of Jarrad Spencer, Ensign: A Digest of Early Connecticut Probate Records, Compiled by Charles William Manwaring, Vol 1, 1685-1700, p. 363-4.

Bravo, Glenna Bird! With your imput ... and quite a few tips from others ... here's the CT tobacco farm film: **************************************************************************** ******** Parrish (1961) http://www.eonline.com/Facts/Movies/0,60,30641,00.html Category: Drama Director: Delmer Daves Cast: Troy Donahue Claudette Colbert Dean Jagger Connie Stevens Diane McBain Sharon Hugueny Carroll O'Connor Vincent Gardenia Karl Malden Run Time: 140 (mins) Distributor Name: Warner Home Video, Ltd. (Canada) Summary: An ambitious young man juggles three women as he struggles with a tobacco king to gain control of a tobacco-growing valley in this soapy romance. **************************************************************************** ********** -----Original Message----- From: Glenna Bird <gmbird@email.msn.com> To: Charles L. Dibble <dibblelaw@email.msn.com> Date: Friday, April 02, 1999 6:20 PM Subject: Re: [GenConnecticut-L] tobacco farms >It was "Parrish" with Troy Donohue, I know, and Suzanne Pleshette, I think. >I bought the book at a used book sale about a year ago. > >-----Original Message----- >From: Charles L. Dibble <dibblelaw@email.msn.com> >To: GenConnecticut-L@rootsweb.com <GenConnecticut-L@rootsweb.com> >Date: Friday, April 02, 1999 6:39 AM >Subject: Re: [GenConnecticut-L] tobacco farms > > >>1. What I've always been told .... The significance of CT tobacco is not >>its quantity (small) but its quality: CT leaves are used for cigar >>wrappers, which are the best of all tobacco. >>2. There was a film - pure Hollywood - set on the tobacco farms of CT. >>Probably made in the 60s. I saw it. No classic but OK. Now I can't >>remember title or any of the cast. Anyone else? >> >>Greetings from 'bacca land, >> >>Charles L. Dibble >>Post Office Drawer 1240 >>Columbia, South Carolina 29202-1240 >> >>SEARCHING: >>* NEW ENGLAND - DIBBLE, COMSTOCK, TROWBRIDGE, STARR, FYLER, WAKEFIELD >> >> >>-----Original Message----- >>From: Richard A. Stevens <rasteven@snet.net> >>To: GenConnecticut-L@rootsweb.com <GenConnecticut-L@rootsweb.com> >>Date: Friday, April 02, 1999 6:03 AM >>Subject: [GenConnecticut-L] tobacco farms >> >> >>>There are still quite a few tobacco farms in CT. Tobacco is not a >>>southern only crop. CT tobacco is mostly shade grown tobacco. As you >>>pass the fields you know immediately what is grown there because the >>>crop is encased in white netting as it gets past the early stages of >>>growth. Many kids from CT grow up working on tobacco in the summer--I >>>think as young as 14 years old is legal here.It is hot dirty work and >>>many kids get a rash, similar to poison ivy when first exposed to the >>>plants. No. I never owrked tobacco, but many of my friends did. >>> >>>As you leave Bradley International Airport in the summer here, you go by >>>field after field of tobacco. It used to be everywhere, then urban >>>development took over and many of the fields are gone. In the last 2 >>>years, an upsurge in tobacco growth has begun, this time by smaller >>>farmers. Apparently, tobacco crops bring more than sweet corn or silage >>>corn, and many small farmers have started growing tobacco instead of >>>corn. There is a small private dairy store about 2 blocks from my house >>>and they have always grown corn for the dairy cows, which are actually >>>kept in another location. This past summer, they shocked us all by >>>growing a field of tobacco, in our totally residential area. It was fun >>>at the end of the summer to see the kids picking the tobacco and putting >>>it on the special trucks with the racks to hold the huge leaves of >>>tobacco to go to the sheds for drying. I remember following those slow >>>moving trucks as a kid 40 years ago, but my kids had never seen it! >>> >>>As other people have mentioned, Windsor and east Windsor were big >>>tobacco areas--and still are although on a smaller scale that in the >>>"good ole days". I live in East Hartford, and we seem to be going back >>>to our roots lately--at least as far as tobacco growing goes. >>> >>>Barb >>> >> >> >> > >

-There were 4 SPENCER brothers, William, Thomas, Michael and Gerard sometimes found spelled Jared..that came from Stotfold, in county Bedford, England, to New England 1632, they were the sons of Gerald and Alice (WHITBREAD or WHITEBREAD) SPENCER. I come thru Thomas 1) SPENCER who md1) 1634/5 Ann DEERFIELD, md2) 11 Sep 1645 Sarah BEARDING OR BARDING. (I come thru his 2nd wife.) They were my 9th gr grandparents. Their daughter Sarah 2) b 1647 in Hartford, md Thomas HUXLEY they became my 8th gr grandparents. This is what I have on the youngest brother Gerard, of the 4 sons who came to NE, leading to the first post (below). Gerard/Jared 1) SPENCER b 25 Apr 1614 Stotfold, Bedfordshire, England ch 25 Apr 1614 St Mary's at Stotfold, Bedfordshire, England d June 1685 Haddam, Middlesex, CT m1) 1636 Lynn, Essex, MA TO: Hannah HILLS b 1618 ........................ d 22 Oct 1692 Haddam, Middlesex, CT md2) after 1677 TO: Rebecca PORTER the widow of John CLARK Gerard and his 1st wife Hannah HILLS were parents of: 1. John 2) SPENCER b 1638 Haddam, Middlesex, CT d 1682 " m abt 1665 " TO: Rebecca HOWARD or HAYWARD d/o Robert & Lydia (KILBOURNE) 2. Mehitable 2) SPENCER b 1642 Lynn, Essex, MA d 1691 Haddam, Middlesex, CT m 1662 Hartford, Hartford, CT (they were parents of 8 ch) TO: Daniel 1) CONE b 1626 in Edenburg, Scotland 3. Hannah 2) SPENCER b abt 1646 Lynn, Essex, MA d 1690/1691 Haddam, Middlesex, CT m 1665 " (they were parents of 9 ch) TO: Daniel BRAINARD the s/o John or David BRAINARD. md2) 1693 TO: Elizabeth WAKEMAN widow of Joseph ARNOLD md3) 1698 Hannah (some say SPENCER) widow of George SEXTON 4. William 2) SPENCER b 1656 Haddam, Middlesex, CT d 1712 East Haddam, MIddlesex, CT m 1684 Middlesex county, CT TO: Margaret BATES the d/o James and Ann (WITHINGTON) BATES That is all the children I had, but Dave from Long Island said there was a Nathaniel...glad to be able to add him to his family... Wilma Fleming Haynes in Brookings, Oregon gencon@harborside.com >In a message dated 04/02/1999 10:24:45 PM Eastern Standard Time, >PlantzLady@aol.com writes: > > I am looking for information on the Spencers that were in Haddam Ct. > Ahimaz Spencer (b) 1721 (m) Mary Wetmore (b)1725 > chilrdren; 1. Moses (b) 16 Jan. abt 1743 > 2. Elizabeth (b) 21 May 1744 > 3. Tabitha (b) 2 Apr. 1749 > 4. Ahimaz (b) 26 May 1751 > 5. Mary (b) 1 Apr. 1753 > 6. Amasa (b) 5 Jun. 1760 > (Ahimaz ' parents) > John Spencer (b) 30 Mar.1688 (m) Mary > children; 1. John (b)19 May 1715 t. > 2. Simeon (b)12 Aug. 1717 Ct. > 3. Joel (b) abt. 1717 Ct. > 4. Ithamar (b) 1719 Ct. > 5. Lucy (b) 1721 Ct > * 6. Ahimaz (b) 1721 Ct > 7. Nehemiah (b)abt 1723 Ct. > 8. Mary (b) abt 1725 Ct. > 9. Tabitha (b) abt 1736 Ct. > > (John's father) > Nathaniel Spencer (b) 21 dec 1658 East Haddam Ct. Middlesex > (m) Lydia Bailey (b) abt 1660 Hartford, Ct. > children; 1. Lydia (b) 29 Aug. 1682 > 2. Nathanial (b) 15 July 1684 Ct. > 3. Elizabeth (b) 18 Jan. 1686 > * 4. John (b) 30 Mar. 1688 > 5. Mary (b) 9 Jun.1692 > 6. Daniel (b) 20 Aug. 1694 > 7. Susanna (b) 8 Nov. 1696 Ct. > > If this is your line, I have information to exchange. Ona > > >> >I have Nathaniel's brother John SPENCER who married Rebecca HAYWARD. Nice to >meet you cousin. >Dave from Long Island > > >