Gladys, Did you receive a reply for this request? The 1810 index at ancestry.com isn't showing any results for Ephraim. Here are the only LARKINs listed. The index is by Head of Household. Larkin, Eli View Image Online State: Massachusetts Year: 1810 County: Hampshire Roll: M252_19 Township: West Springfield Page: 319 Image: 331 ------------------------------------------------------------- Larkin, Isaac View Image Online State: Massachusetts Year: 1810 County: Middlesex Roll: M252_20 Township: Charlestown Page: 447 Image: 234 ------------------------------------------------------------------ Larkin, Samuel View Image Online State: Massachusetts Year: 1810 County: Middlesex Roll: M252_20 Township: Charlestown Page: 447 Image: 234 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Larkin, Peter View Image Online State: Massachusetts Year: 1810 County: Suffolk Roll: M252_21 Township: Boston Ward 1 Page: 163 Image: 174 --------------------------------------------------------------------- Larkin, Mary View Image Online State: Massachusetts Year: 1810 County: Suffolk Roll: M252_21 Township: Boston Ward 5 Page: 182 Image: 212 ------------------------------------------------------------------- Larkin, Ebenezer View Image Online State: Massachusetts Year: 1810 County: Suffolk Roll: M252_21 Township: Boston Ward 6 Page: 187 Image: 223 ------------------------------------------------------------------- Larkin, John View Image Online State: Massachusetts Year: 1810 County: Worcester Roll: M252_22 Township: Berlin Page: 178 Image: 184 ---------------------------------------------------------------- Larkin, Sarah View Image Online State: Massachusetts Year: 1810 County: Worcester Roll: M252_22 Township: Boylston Page: 123 Image: 129 ------------------------------------------------------------- Lou --------------------original message--------------------- In a message dated 10/01/03 8:00:54 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << EPHRAIM / ? / 47 / MA / Thanks, Gladys Parker in TX >>

Hi Gail: Thank you for your response to my note. Guess we cannot connect @ this time as my THOMSON info *starts* w/Alexander b ca 1850 & I have no idea where he was b or re his parents. Possibly we will meet again down the line. Good luck in your research. Bev

Through the kindness of respondents on this list, I have information regarding my wife's grandmother, Samuel Mackie. The information comes from the 1910 and 1920 MA Federal Census data. Would someone with access to the 1900 MA Federal Census check for any references to Samuel Mackie ? Most likely, he would have been living in Hampden County, either in Holyoke or in Chicopee. Thanks in advance for any help. Ed O'Connor Hudson,MA

Message text written by INTERNET:[email protected] >Essex County, Massachusetts April 1910 Danvers Town, Danvers State Hospital ED 281 sheet 8 A line 50 Johnson , George Inmate male white age 54 S Mass/Mass/ Mass occupation Mail Carrier I had sent you a message to your own e-mail addy earlier. Hope you did receive it. you are welcome!! Gladys< Thanks, Gladys...yes, I did receive it, and sent you a thank you! Now, then a friend in Vermont went searching for in the 1910 census for "my" George, and found a George W. Johnson (wrong middle initial), who was the right age... the man above was a year too old. "George W. Johnson" was married for the second time, had been married ten years, which would fit right in with the death of "my" George's 1st wife in 1900. Also, he was 53 years old, which is correct for "my" George. Also, he worked in the shoe industry, which also is a fit for "my" George, who was working in the leather industry at the time of his marriage to his first wife. His father and his mother's entire family worked in the leather, or shoe industry. This second marriage may be the reason my grandmother went to live with her aunt following the death of her mother, her elder sister having married by that time.. My George P. Johnson is listed in the 1880 census with his first wife, Annie, as well as their first child, a dau., 7 mos. old. My grandmother was born in 1883. How I wish the 1890 census had not been, for the most part, destroyed...it could have been a huge help. I'm sending for the marriage record for "George W. Johnson and his second wife to see if he is the right one. The census information in those days was taken from whoever was home, and so there can be discrepancies. here and there. Many thanks for your help! Claudia

Hi, Gladys, A friend looked in the 1910 census and saw this man, who would have been a year too old...and also a "George W. Johnson", who would have been the right age, and had married for the second time. I am sending to the Massachusetts Archives for this second man's marriage record to see if he is the right one. This second man had been married for ten years,which would fit right in with the fact that my George's first wife nad died in 1900. Also, the second George worked in the shoe industry, which also is a fit with the occupation of "my" George. It is confusing to rely on the census, since in those days, information was taken from whoever answered the door, and hence was not always accurate. Thanks again.... Claudia

Ed, This is what you were looking for. Samuel MACKIE 19 Apr 1910 Massachusetts HAMPDEN 3-Ward HOLYOKE Series: T624 Roll: 590 Page: 5A ED 119 Vernon St. line 32: 31 63 92 Mackie, Samuel R., Head, Male, White, age 24, Marriage1, married 5 yrs., birth: self - Can. French, father - Can. French, mother - Can. French; immigrated 1893, Naturalized, speaks English, occupation - 2nd foreman, rubber shop, worker, No, was working during 1909-10, Can read and write, Rents home line 33: Ella H., Wife, Female, White, age 25, Marriage1, married 5 years, gave birth to 2 children, 2 living, birth: self - Connecticut, father - Germ. German, mother - Germ. German, speaks English, no occupation, can read and write line 34: Samuel L., Son, Male, White, age 3, single, birth: self - Massachusetts, father - Can. French, mother - Connecticut, no occupation line 35: George N., Son, Male, White, age 2, single, birth: self - Massachusetts, father - Can. French, mother - Connecticut, no occupation Nina So. Florida ----- Original Message ----- From: "edoc" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, October 05, 2003 6:36 AM Subject: [MA-CENSUS-LOOKUP] 1910, Mackie, Hampden County > Would someone with access to the 1910 Federal Census for Massachusetts do a lookup for a Mackie family. They may have been living in Chicopee Falls, Hampden County at the time of the census. > > Father was Samuel Mackie, mother was Eleanor(Hoessler) Mackie and there may have been a son, George. > > Thanks in advance for any assistance. > > Ed O'Connor > Hudson,MA > > > ==== MA-CENSUS-LOOKUP Mailing List ==== > NOTICE: The posting of any emails other than a lookup request or reply to a lookup request are NOT ALLOWED and may result in immediate removal from this list > CENSUS LOOKUPS HOME PAGE http://www.rootsweb.com/~censlook/ > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

Didn't find anything in 1900 but did find this: 1920 Census for Holyoke City, Hampden County, Massachusetts. Precinct B (part of) Ward 2 (part of) Sheet 11 A Dwelling Number 40, Family Number 233 Living at 12 Hamilton Street Line 41: Mackie, Samuel, Head, Rents home, Male, white, 34, married, immigrated in 1892, naturalized citizen in 1895, able to read and write, born in Canada, father and mother both born in Canada, language spoken: French. Able to speak English. Occupation: Works in a Paper Mill as a "Loftman". (?) Line 42: Elenor Mackie, wife, female, white, 35, married, able to read and write, born in Connecticut, father's birthplace is unknown; mother born in Germany and spoke German, able to speak English, no occupation. Line 43: Samuel Mackie, son, male, white, 13, single, attends school, able to read and write, born in Mass., father born in Canada and spoke French, mother born in Connecticut, speaks English, no occupation. Line 44: George Mackie, son, male, white, 12, single, attends school, able to read and write, born in Mass, father born in Canada and spoke French, mother born in Connecticut, able to speak English, no occupation. Line 45: Irene Mackie, daughter, female white, 9, single, attends school, able to read and write, born in Mass., father born in Canada and spoke French, mother born in Connecticut, able to speak English, no occupation. Line 46: Evelyn Mackie, daughter, female, white, 7, single, attends school, born in Mass., father born in Canada and spoke French, mother born in Connecticut, able to speak English, no occupation. Line 47: Winifred Mackie, daughter, female, white, 1 8/12, single, born in Mass., father born in Canada and spoke French, mother born in Connecticut, able to speak English, no occupation. Living with this family is: Line 48: Annie Golet, Lodger, female, white, 19, single, immigrated in 1915, alien status, did not attend school, able to read and write, born in Canada, both parents born in Canada and spoke French, able to speak English, occupation: weaver in a woolen mill. Line 49: (looks like) Jovanne (?), lodger, female, white, 24, single, immigrated in 1915, alien status, able to read and write, born in Canada, both parents born in Canada and spoke French, able to speak English, occupation: weaver in a woolen mill. Hope this helps, NancyH Originally from Bolton, now in N.C. How's the weather? :)

Nina, That is the family. Samuel is my wife's grandfather. Thanks so much for the help. Ed O'Connor

Lucy, Thank you for the quick reply. Somehow, I didn't think that finding this family was going to be easy and lo and behold, it's not. Ed O'Connor,Hudson,MA

Would someone with access to the 1900 Federal Census for Massachusetts do a lookup for a Hoessler family. Father's name was Robert and the mother's name was Selma. They were in Connecticut( Stafford Springs, Hartford County) in the early to mid 1880's where at least two of their children were born but they moved to Massachusetts at some point. I've checked the 1880 CT. Census without success and I was hoping to find them in MA by 1900. Children were Paul, Elizabeth, Eleanor, Charles and Charlotte although one or more may have already moved out by the time of the 1900 Census. Thanks for any possible assistance. Ed O'Connor Hudson,MA

Would someone with access to the 1910 Federal Census for Massachusetts do a lookup for a Mackie family. They may have been living in Chicopee Falls, Hampden County at the time of the census. Father was Samuel Mackie, mother was Eleanor(Hoessler) Mackie and there may have been a son, George. Thanks in advance for any assistance. Ed O'Connor Hudson,MA

Claudia, Essex County, Massachusetts April 1910 Danvers Town, Danvers State Hospital ED 281 sheet 8 A line 50 Johnson , George Inmate male white age 54 S Mass/Mass/ Mass occupation Mail Carrier I had sent you a message to your own e-mail addy earlier. Hope you did receive it. you are welcome!! Gladys

Message text written by INTERNET:[email protected] >I just looked online at the census of 1910 of Essex and found a George Johnson in Danvers. He is given as age 54 and a mail carrier. I will give you the other particulars if you think that fits. Gladys< Yes, Gladys, the age definitely is a match...can you please give me the details concerning this man? He would be my paternal great grandfather. Good news...much, much, appreciated! Claudia

Not found in 1860 or 1870... Lucy Whoever said "Seek and ye shall find" was not a genealogist.

Would someone with access to the 1860 MA Federal Census do a lookup for a Robinson family who most likely was living in Hopedale, MA ? At that time Hopedale was a part of Milford as I understand it. This family has been difficult(impossible so far) to find although my great grandmother, Mary Josephine Robinson, daughter of Louis and Mary( or Elizabeth) Gosselin Robinson was supposedly born in Hopedale. Mary Josephine's marriage certs( 1879 and 1893) and her death cert(1915) all indicate that she was born in Hopedale between 1857 and 1862. So far, I have found no evidence of her place of birth either in municipal records or at the State Archives. Mary Josephine is one of my maternal great grandmothers. Thanks in advance for any help. Ed O'Connor Hudson,MA

Claudia, I just looked online at the census of 1910 of Essex and found a George Johnson in Danvers. He is given as age 54 and a mail carrier. I will give you the other particulars if you think that fits. Gladys

I'd appreciate a lookup for the following: George Peabody Johnson age 53-4 years by 1910 census b. 10 Oct. 1856 South Danvers, MA (birth certificate from City of Peabody) m. Annie Gould Wood, 1879 (Marriage Certificate, 1879, res. of groom, Peabody, MA, res. of bride, Salem, MA) Children: had two, and poss. three by 1900, all of whom were gone by 1910 (my grandmother was b. 1883 at Lynn, MA, married, 1905) Annie Gould (Wood) Johnson d. 1900; the address on her death certificate is 44 Pearl Street, Everett, MA. George Peabody Johnson is listed as her husband. We do not know what became of him after that. The Mass Archives cannot find a death for him prior to 1910. Columbia Point at Boston cannot find a death for him through 1921. He may have lived after Annie's death in Lynn, Everett, Peabody, Salem, Danvers. He is not buried with Annie. Many TIA for your help. Claudia Cridland

I don't know anything about the above apart from he was abt 65 in 1910, I was told he died in Martha's Vineyard, year unknown, his Father was William who would have been abt 95 in 1910, although possible it is unlikely he was alive then, his famly came from New Bedford. Thanks, Gail

GAil: This is the only one closest in age I found: Alexander Thompson found in: Census Microfilm Records: Massachusetts, 1910 Age:  65      Gender:  M      Race:  W      Birthplace:  CANA      State:  Massachusetts      County:  HAMPSHIRE      Locale:  S HADLEY TWP      Series:  T624      Roll:  594      Part:  1      Page:  108A      Wife is Sarah, 67 and he is a farmer. Lucy Whoever said "Seek and ye shall find" was not a genealogist.

Could someone lookup the 1910 census for martha's vineyard for ... Alexander L Thompson, who would have been about 65; Thanks in advance, Gail