http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~aldrich/george5/ Version 1.01 now online. Please notice the sources. When there are one or more sources, they are all listed. FHL is Family History Library C or M at the start of a batch number is a direct extraction from actual records by the volunteers in the LDS Church extraction program. I printed out more than 9000 marriage records from the IGI/LDS Ordinance Option. There is large number of the "M" entries. They will be added as time permit. I hauled home more than 750 pages of about 13 marriages per page. Keep in mind some are duplicates done at different times. Only the earliest LDS dates are valid and they will be recorded. The entries that have been extracted from the actual records will be recorded instead of other type of sources. The GAG is a secondary source since A. James Aldrich didn't list his sources. The IGI/LDS Ordinance sources are primarily secondary sources unless the C or M numbers are listed. The LDS dates listed in IGI/LDS are primary sources but only the earliest dates are valid. The sources of the LDS dates are included. There will always be multiple sources. W. David Samuelsen

the site is a replacement of old one that was over 2 years ago. This time it's to stay. And build up as sources and corrections come in for each and every bit of info. tonight I received a sizeable chunk of information relating to Abram/Abraham (5) of Joseph and Martha Heman, identifying him as one and same. This will show up in next update. David

Dear Listers, I found the following which I thought might be of interest to someone on the list. It's an abstract from the Massachusetts Spy Newspaper: "The Massachusetts Spy Worcester, Worcester Co. Massachusetts Tenth Month, 9, 1844 "The Massachusetts Spy. John Milton EARLE, publisher and proprietor. In Brinley Row, No. 182 Main-Street "To be sold at public vendue at the house of Willard A. MOWRY, in the town of Mendon, all the right in equity that Annanias GIFFORD, of Uxbridge had in the farm whereon William W. THAYER now dwells, containing 40 acres; lying in the southerly part of Mendon." More may be viewed at: http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/MA/Worcester/1844/OCT.html Regards, Joel Are you in Jesus' address book? Send Him an Instant Message today...PRAY!He's always on-line, and he wants to hear from you.Get more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

http://geocities.com/nipmucnet2/heads60.html TITLE: Worcester County Native Households in 1860 DESCRIPTION: From manuscript federal census of 1860, Native Americans, persons married to Indians & Native-American Connected Households, in Worcester County towns. This appeared on Cindy's list today; thought it might be helpful. Jean

I forgot about including another e-mail provider that I recall is free. Try Hotmail Info can be found at: http://lc3.law13.hotmail.passport.com/cgi-bin/login

"Alice Palladini;" wrote: > > Hi Again, > Thanks Barb for correcting my typo. :) Haste makes waste.. > I also use Outlook Express.. only because it came with Win '98.. > > I find it lacking, at times also. and we are always wide open for > viruses cause they all seem to go for Outlook Express. > I use to use Eudora.. in my old computer.. > Anyone know of a freebee e mail program that's better than Outlook?? > I like to write off line and read my mail off line.. so I don't > want an internet program, like Yahoo . I do have a mailbox there > however, but seldom use it.. > > Anyone with any suggestions?? > Alice > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry's Library - The best collection of family history > learning and how-to articles on the Internet. > http://www.ancestry.com/learn/library It's hard to know if there are any more freebies around, but Juno used to be free and wasn't too bad as long as you can stand the advertising. Juno recently had an offer for JUNO PLATINUM where the first 250 hours are free and then it's $9.95/month. There also used to be a NETZERO outfit that was free for both e-mail and internet service. Can' think of any others beyond that. It might be worthwhile to check the above providers or just plain surf the internet for e-mail providers. Tom

Need information on this family: Solomon Aldrich, son of Job and ? maried Elizabeth, daughter of Samuel and Priscilla Paine Elizabeth born 15 May 1746 Smithfield, RI the information that is needed - Job son of WHO? Who is his wife? It is NOT: Job, son of Daniel and Anne Steere (born about 1754 in Glocester, RI) and married to Waity Angell and Jane Libby Jones It is NOT: Job, son of John and Hannah Smith (born 1734) and married to Abigail Smith 1759 Do anyone have the missing info? David Samuelsen

Morning Again, Don B., When I had Eudora it use to crash about every three months.. besides that I did like the program. Is there a spell check on the free version?? I have to have a spell check. :) Alice [email protected] - Message From Massachusetts ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bryants" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, June 05, 2001 7:05 PM Subject: Re: [MA-MENDON] Chat jibberish > Eudora is still around and there is a free version. I gave up on Outlook > quite a while ago myself and find Eudora works out just fine. > > http://www.eudora.com/ > > Don B > > At 06:42 PM 6/5/01 -0400, Alice Palladini; wrote: > >Hi Again, > >Thanks Barb for correcting my typo. :) Haste makes waste.. > >I also use Outlook Express.. only because it came with Win '98.. > > > >I find it lacking, at times also. and we are always wide open for > >viruses cause they all seem to go for Outlook Express. > >I use to use Eudora.. in my old computer.. > >Anyone know of a freebee e mail program that's better than Outlook?? > >I like to write off line and read my mail off line.. so I don't > >want an internet program, like Yahoo . I do have a mailbox there > >however, but seldom use it.. > > > >Anyone with any suggestions?? > >Alice > > > > > > > > > > > >============================== > >Visit Ancestry's Library - The best collection of family history > >learning and how-to articles on the Internet. > >http://www.ancestry.com/learn/library > > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 > Source for Family History Online. Go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB >

Morning All Listers, Thanks Jan and David, for sharing these web sites. Both are great , for Mendon and area names and data.. David S. great page.. Is this a new one?? If anyone is interested in the History or Annals of Mendon go to http://members.nbci.com/colfam/colhis/hisofmendon.htm Thanks Alice [email protected] - Message From Massachusetts

David, this is wonderful!!! Thanks you very much for sharing with us. Much appreciated.... Derby Gordon

Hi W. David, In my original reply to you, I mistakenly gave the year of birth for Martha Aldrich, daughter of Peter and Esther, as 1779 when it should have been 1749. I can't say for sure if this was the mother of Susanna Bryce - only that it is a possibility. And, of course, the inclusion of the marriage of Peter Aldrich, Jr. to Esther Comstock was only to give further information if this is the correct Martha. Sorry for mistyping the year the first time round. Janet

http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~aldrich/george5/ (no link from the home page!) Covers only first 5 generations from George. check it out and supply any missing information and any sources to back up any piece of information. Errors if known, please do let me know so corrections can be made. Source information that I have on hand are listed. As sources are located, they will be listed in timely manner. The changes will be noticed by "Version 1.0" being the beginning. As each generation is checked and completed, I will make major update. That include the female lines!! And lastly, for the LDS members who are of the family, the earliest known dates are listed. If blank - do NOT try to proceed to do so at all for a very good reason! The dates if any have to be verified. (too many duplicated work.) David

Are you saying Martha Aldrich, mother of Susannah Bryce was born in 1749? (25 Jul 1749), daughter of Peter Aldrich and Esther Comstock? W. David Samuelsen

David, Just reread my note and there is a typo on the Uxbridge birth of Martha Aldrich- it should be 1749, not 1779....darn fingers need to be retrained! Janet

Morning, Received this and although not Mendon, thought I'd pass it along in case anyone is a descendant of! Alice -------------- Subject: MO Cemetery Find Halts Hiway Construction (HOLLOWAY 1858) > This was in Tues, 8 May, Springfield MO News Leader, > p. 5B: > Discovery of cemetery halts roadwork--Associated Press-Kansas City-- > Construction of a new highway in south Kansas City has been halted by the > discovery of a small cemetery dating back to the Civil War era. > State officials are anxious to find any descendants of the Holloway family > who are buried in the cemetery. If the heirs > can't be found, the state will have to get court permission to move the nine > graves in the plot, in order to finish a new Missouri 150. > Construction workers recently unearthed a marble headstone, dating from > 1858, while moving a large section of water pipe. > Archaeologists later found another headstone and evidence of seven other > graves. The site has not been disturbed further. > Please pass this on to other lists. (from Treva Johnson)

If you have not looked at this site, it contains an abundance of information: http://www.rootsweb.com/~maworces/wo-gen.htm Janet

THE 38TH NATIONAL ALDRICH ASSOCIATION REUNION DATES: July 20, 21, 22 July 20th- Friday- Early Bird Get Together dinner at the Cock & Kettle, Uxbridge, Ma, at 6 PM.. Guest please go to the Lounge while awaiting other arrivals. The Officers will be there to greet you. Anyone attending the Early Bird Get Together, dinner please contact Pres. Alice Palladini , Tel. 1-508-473-7672 ; Email; [email protected] So proper reservations can be made. Thank You. July 21st; 9:30 AM: All members and guest attending the reunion will proceed to St. John’s Church, Parish Hall , Central St. Millville , Ma. (directions included in newsletter) or can be picked up at the dinner Fri. evening. This will be a genealogy workshop to get to know one another. Please bring any genealogy papers, photos, books, documents etc. to share with the group. Books ,genealogies, Computer ( lap top) data bases and other material will be on hand , also for browsing. Including 6 Vols. of the George Aldrich Genealogies, The NAA private collection "Aldrich Family Genealogy", compiled by Ralph and Pearl Aldrich and continuously corrected , added to and updated by the NAA.; the Esek Aldrich Genealogy and the Harl Aldrich genealogy; and other Vital records and genealogies of related families. Morning refreshments will be provided by the NAA. Coffee, tea, juice and donuts) 12: NOON: a light lunch, at a small fee to the attendees will be catered. However once again a head count is needed for ordering the luncheon. This will be sandwiches, salads and dessert, Both hot and cold drinks will be available throughout the day, provided by the NAA. . Immediately following the luncheon the NAA ANNUAL MEETING will be held. This will include a Secretary Treasurer report , discussion of new and old business and election of Officers. It is imperative that all NAA members and guest attend this meeting . It probably is one of the most important ones, in several years. The present Officers have been in tenure several years and a few are retiring from their positions . A choice of new Officers is always a very important issue and all NAA members are urged to attend. This is the future of the NAA. AFTER the meeting; Ms. Laurie Berthelette , town historian and Pres. of the JFG Millville Historical Society will give the group a tour of Historic and Aldrich sites in the Millville Area. After the tour, a light supper can be arranged at a local restaurant , for those wishing to remain as a group a while longer.. SUNDAY; July 22: The group will meet at Lowell’s Restaurant in Mendon, Ma. At 11:30 AM.. after lunch, the group will proceed to East Douglas Ma. To the historic Jenkes/Jenks Store on Main St. East Douglas, Ma. This historic store has the original merchandise on the shelves, appliances and numerous artifacts of an era gone by.. Douglas, Ma. : Being where many Aldrich’s settled, a list of cemeteries and locations will be available at the Jenks Store, for group or individuals to decide to go browse and find their ancestors and family.. This will end the 38th Annual Reunion for another year. Please help to make the reunion plans easier for all concerned by letting one of the Officers or The Pres. Alice; tel. and e mail above, if you are planning on attending.. Dues for the NAA is due; the fiscal year is from July to July.. If you are not attending please send your dues by mail. Dues per family is $5.00 a year. Thank You, The Quaker Motor Inn in Uxbridge is recommended as one of the places in the area to stay for the reunion: Reservations for lodgings are the responsibility of attending members. Tel. no. 1-888-355-7200. There are also, Day's Inn, Tage and other hotels in the Milford area. Direction and maps to the various locales mentioned will be included in the newsletter and also be available throughout the weekend. Let’s all make this the best reunion ever, by attending. This can only be accomplished by you as members and all our family and friends, attending. New Members and guest are welcome. Hope to see you all there. Respectfully, Officers of the NAA for 2000/01 : Pres: Alice Pickering Palladini Vice Pres: John D. Aldrich Sec.: Alison G. Franks Treas: Joan Reed Miller Historian: Robert C. Criswell

David, The cite for the birth of "Susanna Bryce, daughter of Martha Aldrich, born July 2, 1774" is: Vital Records of Northbridge, Massachusetts To The Year 1850, [Boston MA, 1916], 26. Inasmuch as Northbridge was set off from Uxbridge, it might well be that Martha Aldrich is the same born at Uxbridge, daughter of Peter and Esther Aldrich, July 25, 1779. Peter Aldrich, Jr. married (int.) Esther Comstock of Providence on Feb 8, 1745/6 The cite for the above is: Vital Records of Uxbridge Massachusetts To The Year 1850, [Boston, 1916], 17 (birth); 202 (marriage). I did not find a marriage nor death for the Martha Aldrich in the Uxbridge records. Jan Delorey

Hi! In Northbridge, MA vital records.... Susanna Bryce, daughter of Martha Aldrich, born 2 July 1774. In the marriages there is a Martha Aldrich and Barnabas Aldrich marrying 26 Nov. 1778 in Mendon... Could be the Martha who was the mother of Susanna. Marilyn Labbe On Tue, 05 Jun 2001 22:47:16 -0600 "W. David Samuelsen" <[email protected]> writes: > Need to verify Susannah Bryce's birth date of 2 July 1774 in > Northbridge. Mother was Martha Aldrich and father a Mr. > Brice/Bryce. > > It is a stretch to claim Martha (born 1719 in Mendon) to be mother > of Susannah. > > W. David Samuelsen > > > ============================== > Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & > Celebrate > your heritage! > http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog > >

Need to verify Susannah Bryce's birth date of 2 July 1774 in Northbridge. Mother was Martha Aldrich and father a Mr. Brice/Bryce. It is a stretch to claim Martha (born 1719 in Mendon) to be mother of Susannah. W. David Samuelsen