Message text written by INTERNET:KNOWLTON-L@rootsweb.com >Hi Elizabeth, I pulled up the 1850 census for Roulette, Potter, PA and this is what it shows. Joseph Knowlton age 50 Farmer CT< Thanks, Sheri, I will send this on to the Cornell researcher. After looking at Joseph on three censuses in Potter co, I think the ERRATA must be wrong . He is so consistent about his age, I feel it is right, as well as the CT birth As for the Schoonhovens, I have found them nowhere but NY earlier on. Would not be surprised if Joseph were not from some NY Knowltons out of CT whom I have already researched. Elizabeth W. Knowlton

Hi Elizabeth, I pulled up the 1850 census for Roulette, Potter, PA and this is what it shows. Joseph Knowlton age 50 Farmer CT Jane age 44 NY Christopher age 22 NY Maria age 21 NY Allen age 20 NY Ruth age 18 NY Roxy age 16 NY Emily age 14 NY Harriett age 13 PA Mary age 6 (abt 1842) PA Thankful age 5 PA Maretta age 3 PA Hope this helps. Sheri __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

Dear Listers, I have received a request from someone researching Mary Knowlton, b ca 1842, PA, married Hiram Cornell. They lived in Steuben Co., NY, in 1870 and 1880. I have located them in 1860 in Potter Co., PA, living in Roulette with Aaron Knowlton's family, next door to Christopher Knowlton (an extremely rare Knowlton name then despite its ubiquity nowadays). I suspect they are Mary's brothers, given their ages. Can anyone give us citation for these Knowltons in 1850? If you go to http://www.geocities.com/mfs53211/mastertree1.html and search on Knowlton, you will find Jane Schoonhoven marrying Joseph Knowlton. Her father was Christopher Schoonhoven. They seem to be in the likely area for the Roulette Knowltons (and somewhere I saw Christopher or Aaron saying his father was b CT). This family is on p 504 of Stocking (correct Joseph's birth date to 1779 per ERRATA to make him old enough for War of 1812). Born in CT, mother a Sheldon. Married in Lancaster, PA. Any ideas? Elizabeth W. Knowlton

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: KNOWLTON, GARDENER Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/5Mn.2ACEB/316 Message Board Post: Jonathan Knowlton (age 56) and Annie Knowlton (age 50) resided with Moses & Florence Gardener at 6 Harrison Street, Fort Edward, Washington County, NY. According to the census, Annie was the mother-in-law of Moses so she must be the mother of Florence (although the birth dates for these women don't make sense since they are only 11 years apart). What is Annie's maiden name? Where are these individuals buried? Who are Annie's parents? Who are Jonathan's parents? Please pass along any other info

Has anyone heard from KWCamille@aol.com lately. An email was returned, and someone is looking for her/him with info on William Dexter Knowlton. Elizabeth W. Knowlton

Has anyone ever had occasion and success at better identifying Daniel KNOWLTON; he who the Errata states is not Stocking 17 and not son of John, Stocking #5, and cannot be identified in his own right? Regards, carlisle knowlton

Reggie: This popped up in the course of an unrelated search I was doing. Take a look down in the body and you will see gggf Newton KNOWLTON. Regards, Carlisle Knowlton ===================================================================== Source: OHASHTAB-L@rootsweb.com Subject: 1890 Veterans Schedule: I-J-K 1890 Veterans Schedule, Ashtabula Co., OH: I-J-K Surnames Name - Residence - Rank - Years Served Charles Irish; Conneaut; Private; 1862-1862 Andrew Jackson; Jefferson; Private; 1864-1865 Cornelius H Jackson; Sheffield; Seaman; 1864 Samuel M Jackson; Jefferson; No further information Henry Jacobs; Pierpont; Private; 1865-1865 Stephen R Jameson; Morgan; Private; 1862-1865 Levi W Jarvis; Ashtabula; Private; 1862-1865 Ambrosia, widow of Benjamin L Jerome; Harpersfield; Private; 1861-1862 Andrew W Jewett; Wayne; Private [no further info] Hadassah H, widow of Almeron T Johnson; Geneva; Corporal; 1861-1864 George H Johnson; Harpersfield; Private; 1861-1862 George W Johnson; Harpersfield; Private; 1862-1863 Homer W Johnson; Orwell; Private; 1864-1864 Jehial Johnson; Saybrook; Private; 1862-1865 John Johnson; Harpersfield; U.S. Soldier [no further info] Clarissa, widow of Lorenzo Johnson; Monroe; Private; 1862-1864 Robert Johnson; Ashtabula; Private; 1861-1865 William F Johnson; Morgan; Private; 1861-1864 William H Johnson; Colebrook; Private; 1861-1864 Edward H Jones; Wayne; Corporal; 1864-1865 Flavel E Jones; Wayne; Private; 1862-1862 James H Jones; Ashtabula; Private James S Jones Jenny C Jones; Lenox; Private; 1862-1865 Newton Jones; Geneva; Major; 1861-1865 Roderick M Jones; Wayne; Private; 1862-1865 Rollin L Jones; Wayne; Captain; 1861-1865 Sims B Jones; Wayne; Private; 1864 William H Jones; Jefferson; Private; 1863-1865 Lysander P Jordon; Orwell; Private; 1862-1865 Hiram S Judd; Harpersfield; Corporal; 1861-1864 Bridget, widow of Martin Kaveney; Harpersfield; Private; 1864-1865 Henry Kay; Geneva; Private; 1861-1864 William J Keen; Andover; Captain; 1861-1863 Rachel S, widow of Charles Keener; Trumbull; Private; about 2 years Margaretta, widow of Henry Keiser; Ashtabula; Sergeant; 1861-1865 Thalia A Kellog, widow; Morgan; Soldier [no further info] Henry Kellogg; Andover; Corporal; 1862-1865 Henry H Kellogg; Trumbull; Private; 1861-1864 Samuel Kelly; Colebrook; Private; 1861-1864 Henry Kendall; Ashtabula; Sergeant; 1862-1864 Sidney A Kennedy; Pierpont; Private; 1862-1864 Jane E, wife of Dennis? Kenny, Jr; Geneva; Captain; 1861-1862 William M Keyes; Geneva; Private; 1861-1864 Jerome N Kibby; Geneva; Sergeant; 1861-1862 Kate Smith, late widow of Dennis Kief; Geneva; Private; 1863-1865 James T Kile; Richmond; Sergeant; 1864-1865 Oliver Kilgore; Austinburg; Private; 1862-1865 Amos H King; Windsor; Private; 1862-1865 John King; Cherry Valley; Private; 1864-1865 Victor King; Ashtabula; Sergeant; 1864-1864 Ellen M, widow of Monroe Kingan; Cherry Valley; Private; 1862-1865 Robert Kinghorn; Morgan; Private; 1861-1864 Algernon Kingsley; Andover; Private; 1861-1862 Carlisle W Kinnear; Monroe; Private; 1864-1865 Francis A Kinnear; Wayne; Private; 1864-1865 John W Kinnear; Monroe; Private; 1861-1861 [3 month volunteer] John W Kinnear; Monroe; Private; 1862-1865 [same as above?] William Kinneman; Conneaut; Sergeant; 1862-1865 Homer J Kinney; Windsor; Sergeant; 1864-1865 Orange S Kinney; Windsor; Private; 1865-1865 Galen A Knapp; Ashtabula; 2nd Lieutenant; 1861-1863 Henry J Knapp; Windsor; Private; 1862-1865 Lewis Knapp; Cherry Valley; Private; 1862-1865 Nathaniel Knapp; Saybrook; "Away from home; wife cannot tell" Obed Knapp; Cherry Valley; Private; 1862-1865 Mary H, widow of Reuben B Knapp; Geneva; ---; 1861-1863 Ransom J Knowles; Kingsville; Private; 1864-1865 Newton Knowlton; New Lyme; Private; 1862-1865 Oliver B Knox; Monroe; Private; 1862-1862 John Koehler; New Lyme; Private; 1864-1865 Josiah H Kyer/Kyes [Keyes?]; Jefferson; Private; 1864-1865 Irvin M Kyle; Dorset; Private; 1864-1864

I am looking for the names of Reuben Knowlton's children. In particular for John who was married to Mary Morse. I believe John was born in Wenham, Mass. I may be incorrect. I am trying to trace John Knowlton's family from Maine to the present. Hopefully he had a son named Ephraim. Thank you in advance. Linda __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Knowlton Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/5Mn.2ACEB/218.1 Message Board Post: I may have information for you, please e-mail me at my home address: 2kiitos@adelphia.net Have done other Knowlton searches and found Wells Knowlton son of Newton Timothy Knowlton and Mary Bronson. Wells was living with wife, Virgina V., age 24 and daughter Marjorie, age 4 (1910 census) in Ashtabula Township, Ashtabula Co., Ohio. In 1930 census WElls and Virgina were living on Main St., Ashtabula, Ohio with son Bradford, age 3 1/2.

Here I am again, Amy. This time I am sending my findings to the Knowlton listserve. Perhaps you would like to join. As I said, I doubt you are descended from Col. Thomas as your surname is Knowlton. I have located your great grandfather on the 1920 census in Tipton Co, IN. He was a clergyman, aged 65, born in NH, and was living with his second wife, Alta(?). In 1910 he was living with his first wife Carrie, also b NH, in Warren township, Milton Co. In 1900 he is living in Marion Co, Indianapolis, IN, with Carrie and their three surviving children: Loyan I, Lena M., Remon A., born in OH (2) and NJ (1). He and Carrie were born in 1855 in NH and have been married 24 yrs. Loyan is a housepainter. I imagine he moved around a bit as a clergyman. Am stuck right now at 1880 but will do some more searching and get back with you. Someone else on this list may help too. Elizabeth Message text written by INTERNET:gprixgt@comcast.net >Hi My Name is Amy Knowlton Tsorvas: I am writing you today because we found your website containing information on Colonel Thomas Knowlton,We believe our branch of the knowlton family is direct desendents of Col. Thomas Knowlton. My father Remon A. Knowlton is in possesion of what he was told by older family members the Musket that Col. Thomas Knowlton carried at Bunker Hill/Breeds Hill and also the battle of Harlem Heights.My great,great Grandfathers name was James Albert Knowlton of indiana,this is as far back as we know our family tree. My father was told by his great uncle Loy Knowlton who was the eldest son of James A. Knowlton that we are direct desendents of Col. Thomas Knowlton,We would like to clarify the authenticity of this claim and the posibility that the musket truly belonged to Col Thomas Knowtlon.We have many more details but would like to hear your initial thoughts. Thank You, Amy Knowlton Tsorvas< Elizabeth W. Knowlton

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Death Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/5Mn.2ACEB/314 Message Board Post: I am in no way related to this person, but thought I'd post the information in case it was helpful to someone. Source, Lowell Sun Lowell MA July 5, 1921 KNOWLTON - The funeral of Mrs. Adele Knowlton took place Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the chapel of Undertakers James F. O'Donnell and Sons and was largely attended by relatives and friends, including a number from out of town. There were many flowers. The bearers were George Walsh, John Kenney, John O'Neil and Gustaf Lundberg.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: KNOWLTON Classification: Cemetery Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/5Mn.2ACEB/313 Message Board Post: KNOWLTON_Eldora_Lee_MASTER_1_1941-1991.JPG I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery - Morningtide Section, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use the picture for your personal records. This is one of the 115,364 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/5538/5Mn.2ACEB/61.79.1 Message Board Post: My grand mother was Ellen Knowlton, born in Cadnam in the New Forest in 1833. I have no other details. Can any one help

Thank you. and yours likewise Charlotte, a delightful spring and Joyous Easter!!! marilyn MplsKari@aol.com wrote: >Forwarded to the Knowlton mailing list for Charlotte Coates by Kari Flodin: > >Marilyn, I do believe that is a bed covering (spread) done in the candlewick >pattern (looks like tiny balls in a pattern). Something I wish I had learned >to pass on to my children. Have a delightful Spring and a joyous Easter. >Charlotte > > > >============================== >Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the >last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx > > > >

Forwarded to the Knowlton mailing list for Charlotte Coates by Kari Flodin: Marilyn, I do believe that is a bed covering (spread) done in the candlewick pattern (looks like tiny balls in a pattern). Something I wish I had learned to pass on to my children. Have a delightful Spring and a joyous Easter. Charlotte

Message text written by INTERNET:KNOWLTON-L@rootsweb.com >>I have my database loaded onto worldconnect >at rootsweb.com >< Address is rootsweb.com Then click on Worldconnect Then put in anyone I have mentioned such as Thomas Knowlton b 1820 Elizabeth W. Knowlton

This is wonderful. I wonder what a "candlewick spread" is. marilyn mplsKari@aol.com wrote: >This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > >Surnames: Knowlton, Lepper, Flanders. Tiedeman, Geary >Classification: Biography > >Message Board URL: > >http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/5Mn.2ACEB/302.1.1 > >Message Board Post: > >Thank you for posting that information, Mr. Chase. >As a follow up, here is a biography from the 1948 Veteran's Centennial Carnival Souvenir History of Middleton: > >EPHRAIM H. B. KNOWLTON, his wife Anna (Lepper), their two sons, Hiram and James, also their two grandchildren, Thomas E. and Mary Jane Knowlton, came from Ellery, New York state, to Janesville, Wisconsin territory. >Hiram bought 160 acres of land in Section 5, town of Middleton, on October 27, 1847. Later his father bought 80 acres in Section 4, on July 16, 1850. Here he built a log house and a few years later, Hiram sold his own farm and moved in with his parents, after building a frame house. Still later, Mary Jane, Hiram's daughter, purchased the old homestead and lived there until 1900. Mary Jane taught school and the family carried on the usual activities of early days, clearing the land, raising most of their food, spinning yarn, weaving cloth to make clothes, making tallow candles for light, and the women-folk even found time to embroider, hook rugs, and make candlewick spreads in winter, and care for a beautiful garden in summer. >James Knowlton was a lawyer and later became a judge. All the family (four generations) are buried in Evergreen Hill Cemetery. The remaining descendants are Mrs. Meda (Tiedeman) Geary and Mrs. Pearl (Geary) Williams of Middleton. > >I do not have a copy of this book, only the Knowlton bio. > > >============================== >Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the >last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx > > > >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Knowlton, Lepper, Flanders. Tiedeman, Geary Classification: Biography Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/5Mn.2ACEB/302.1.1 Message Board Post: Thank you for posting that information, Mr. Chase. As a follow up, here is a biography from the 1948 Veteran's Centennial Carnival Souvenir History of Middleton: EPHRAIM H. B. KNOWLTON, his wife Anna (Lepper), their two sons, Hiram and James, also their two grandchildren, Thomas E. and Mary Jane Knowlton, came from Ellery, New York state, to Janesville, Wisconsin territory. Hiram bought 160 acres of land in Section 5, town of Middleton, on October 27, 1847. Later his father bought 80 acres in Section 4, on July 16, 1850. Here he built a log house and a few years later, Hiram sold his own farm and moved in with his parents, after building a frame house. Still later, Mary Jane, Hiram's daughter, purchased the old homestead and lived there until 1900. Mary Jane taught school and the family carried on the usual activities of early days, clearing the land, raising most of their food, spinning yarn, weaving cloth to make clothes, making tallow candles for light, and the women-folk even found time to embroider, hook rugs, and make candlewick spreads in winter, and care for a beautiful garden in summer. James Knowlton was a lawyer and later became a judge. All the family (four generations) are buried in Evergreen Hill Cemetery. The remaining descendants are Mrs. Meda (Tiedeman) Geary and Mrs. Pearl (Geary) Williams of Middleton. I do not have a copy of this book, only the Knowlton bio.

At 02:29 AM 3/24/2005, Elizabeth W. Knowlton wrote: >Ooops, too late to type: >I have my database loaded onto worldconnect >at rootsweb.com > >If you-all are not visiting rootsweb.com >on a daily basis, you are missing a great deal. > >Elizabeth Hi, Elizabeth: Yes, but what is the *address*? Or can you only access WorldConnect information by search? Darrell Darrell A. Martin darrellm@sprynet.com a native Vermonter currently in exile in Illinois http://www.darrell-martin.net/genealogy/

Ooops, too late to type: I have my database loaded onto worldconnect at rootsweb.com If you-all are not visiting rootsweb.com on a daily basis, you are missing a great deal. Elizabeth Message text written by INTERNET:KCLind@aol.com >Elizabeth, Hello. I would love to look at Your tree. Somehow I have missed the address. Thanks. Peggy line from Daniel T. Knowlton m Sarah Rairden (and have earlier) < Elizabeth W. Knowlton