Jean, Please see my comments below. At 12:04 PM 4/12/01 -0400, you wrote: >Nicholas Trask, b: 1677 Salem, moved ca 1742 to Mendon, MA, married Anna Anna, was Anna WILSON, daughter of Robert WILSON and Anna (Hannah) TRASK She was b. 14 Apr 1674 in Salem Nicholas: Nicholas Trask was a man of great business activity, and was engaged in various pursuits. He was respectively designated as "miller," "clothier," "fuller," and wheelwright. A deed dated 1742 described him of Salem, but a year later his residence was given as Mendon. Trask's Mill in Mendon was situated on an island in the Great (now Blackstone) River at what is now Millville. He was living, as an old man, in 1754 when he declined administration on his brother's estate. His property was disposed of by deeds from which we learn the names of his children then living. NEHGR 57:66 > Son: Robert Trask, d: Mendon, MA married Abigail Carrill marr. 26 Jan 1732 at Salem (Salem Town Records;Vol.4,p.396) I listed out the other children of Robert and Abigail in a separate e-mail. > Child of Robert and Abigail: > Ebenezer Trask, b: 1733 Mendon, MA, RI, d: 2-26-1795 > Smithfield, > married Sarah Aldrich in 1751 Douglas, What is your source for the location of the marriage? I haven't found a record yet. > Child of Ebenezer and Sarah Aldrich Trask > Frederick Trask, b: 5-26-1752 Smithfield, RI married > Mary Burdin daughter of James Burdin and Mary > Sanders; ( James Burdin is in the Providence census) I have the same couple as the parents of Mary BURDIN, but with a note to *verify* since I have not found a definitve record. I do have info on several (not all?) of James BURDEN's children: -- he married 1st, Jerusha Armstrong 27 July 1740 at Walpole, Norfolk Co, MA James, b. 20 sep 1741 (Walpole) Stephen, b. 4 Jan 1744, (Walpole) Jerusha, b. 1 Feb 1745, (Walpole) Thomas, b. 8 Aug 1747, (Uxbridge) Eunice, b. 27 sep 1749 (Uxbridge) Jerusha died 10 Jan 1751 at Uxbridge, age 37. -- he married 2nd, Maribah COMSTOCK, 14 Mar 1752, Smithfield, RI (int. February 29, 1752/1753, Uxbridge, MA) Maribah died 3 March 1753 at Uxbridge "wife of James" -- he married 3rd, 17 May 1753, Mary Sanders, at Needham ("James Bardens of Uxbridge was married to Mary Sanders of Needham." - Needham records) Stephen, b. 18 Mar 1754, Uxbridge (the first Stephen died 31 Jan 1744 at Walpole) Moses, b. 15 Jul 1756, Uxbridge That's it! Now where does Mary fit? I figure she was an unrecorded child born about 1757/58 at likely Uxbridge or Northbridge? > CHILDREN of Fred and Mary Burdin Trask: The only named child I have of Frederic and Mary is my ancestress: Sarah (also Sally) TRASK b. 30 Nov 1789 in Smithfield (or Uxbridge, but the same place no doubt as some of southern Uxbridge was once part of Smithfield) ! According to the Settlement and Story of Oakham, Mass., Sarah was the daughter of Frederick and Mary (Barden) Trask, of Uxbridge. ! Oakham Town Clerk Records gives her birth place as Uxbridge. The 1850 census notes Rhode Island. She died in Oakham, Worc. Co, MA 27 APR 1870 "aged 82 years, 5 months, and 27 days" according to the Oakham Town Records. She married 24 Nov 1813 at Bellingham to Henry HOLBROOK Jr. (an old MENDON family, descendant of Peter) Henry and Sally (Trask) HOLBROOK children: Mary Burdin, b. 16 Apr 1817 at Bellingham James Trask, b. 25 Dec 1820 at Bellingham Sarah Ann, b. 11 June 1823 at Mendon The family moved from Bellingham to Oakham before 1834. James Trask HOLBROOK moved his family to Ionia Co, MI about 1855. > ---Frederick Trask, jr. b: Smithfield, RI > sp. Rachel Unknown (possibly Comstock?) What is your source for these other children? I am very interested in filling out this family with you! According to census records, I've been able to gather the following: 1774 census of RI Colony Trask, Frederick - 1 male over age 16 (by himself) - so when did he marry? about 1775? 1790 census - 1 male over 16; 1 male under 16; 2 females; no slaves. Smithfield, RI I figure Frederic (over 16) a son (under 16) wife, Mary and daughter Sarah. 1800 census - page 469. Enumerator is Aaron Marsh. Uxbridge, MA 00010-41010-00 Fred., 4 females under 10, 1 female over 10 (Sarah), and Mary. Note the "son" from 1790 doesn't appear here. So he'd probably grown up. Is this Frederick Jr. or James or Laban? What is your thought on this? Looks like most of the daughters were born between 1790 and 1800. One of these is probably Phoebe. 1810 census - page 074; 10001 110010. Uxbridge, MA 1 male under 10 and Fred. 1 female under 10, 1 over 10 and Mary. Who are these children? 1820 census - page 033; 000001 001010100. Uxbridge, MA Fred. then a couple older daughters and Mary. > ---JAMES TRASK 1771-1832 Senior > married -1 - Susannah > Phoebe Trask married Leonard >Ballou > Laban Trask born 1788 RI > > married -2 Freelove Weatherhead > child: James Trask jr. 1815-1897 > married Eunice Mitchel of Glocester > child of James and Eunice > Mitchel Trask This James Trask family is in the 1850 census at Uxbridge. Let me know if you want a copy of the page. James M. TRASK, 36, Farmer, b. RI Eunice M. , 29, b. RI Daniel, 13, b. Mass. Miranda M., 8, b. RI George M. 4, b. RI Margaret SPRING, 43, b. Mass. I'll look a little more diligently around Mendon - specifically Smithfield and around Uxbrdige to see if I can spot any more connections. Thanks! Don In Michigan > George Washington Nelson Trask Mendon married Sue >Hardy > Miranda Freelove Trask >1868-1893 > > (My mother's line) >jean > > >============================== >Visit Ancestry's Library - The best collection of family history >learning and how-to articles on the Internet. >http://www.ancestry.com/learn/library

Jean, I lost some of my e-mail a while back and recently "discovered" it. This is an old message I'm responding to. Thanks so much for the CARRILL info. I will definitely get more to you on this line we share. I do have some confirmation on this: 26 Jan 1732 Salem, Essex Co, MA - Abigail CARRILL married Robert TRASK. Their children: Ebenezer, b. ca. 1733 at probably Salem. m. Sarah ALDRICH about 1751 (p.56 "Sarah ... m. Ebenezer Trask" - ALDRICH, Aldin. Aldrich Gen.) Daniel, b. ca. 1736 at possibly Salem "laborer of Smithfield" when he m. Rachel Darling, there 29 Aug 1765 (!Arnold) Edward, b. ca. 1740 at possibly Salem m. Rachel ALDRICH 17 Nov 1763, Mendon (This marriage intention is also recorded in Douglas, MA, 1 Nov 1763. Edward is "of Smithfield." !Douglas, MA V.R. p. 154) Phebe, b. ca. 1744 at possibly Mendon m. David ALDRICH 5 Dec 1763, Mendon This marriage is also in the Douglas, MA records "Phebe of Mendon and David Aldrich, int. 5 Dec 1763." !Douglas, MA V.R. p. 154 Robert, b. ca. 1745 at possibly Mendon m. Freelove McDaniels, 16 Jan 1766, Mendon "Robert Trask and Frelove McDaniels of Gloucester, int. 16 January 1766." At 09:39 AM 4/14/01 -0400, [email protected] wrote: >This is what I believe to be the case: > >Joseph Carrill and Priscilla Preble of Salem MA > daughter: Abigail Carrill married into the Trask family > >I will be at the library all day on Saturday; they have a special day where >they close the room to all except genealogy members and we have free access >to "the stacks" . Will check out what they have on Carrill and Trask in >Essex county >Jean > > >============================== >Ancestry.com Genealogical Databases >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist2.asp >Search over 2500 databases with one easy query!

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

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

Alice and Betty, I think that happens when you try to forward a message and maybe it does have something to do with the "plain text" setting rather than HTML setting in your email editor? Do you use Outlook Express Betty? I know that's happened to me before when I've tried to forward something and I changed my settings to plain text at Alice's request, although I change back to HTML when I write Alice privately. :) Anyway, I've found there's a lot to be desired with Outlook Express though I'm starting to get the hang of it. Barb Petty [email protected]

Hi Betty and All, Betty, I think Don B. replied to your old message, that maybe the reason..This message was just fine.. Try and send me a personal message and we'll see how the font/format is.. I believe if messages are in plain text there isn't any problem.. Anyone have any ideas on this?? Alice

Alice, That gibberish seems to be going with my messages, but I have already checked, and my computer is set for plain test. Betty Betty Sullivan, 232 E, Church St. Kewanee, IL, USA (Hog Capital of the World) Always ready to share Genealogy with anyone. [email protected] Please visit my site at: http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/s/u/l/Betty--Sullivan/ ----- Original Message ----- From: Bryants <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, June 03, 2001 5:51 PM Subject: Re: [MA-MENDON] RE: thomas THAYER = Abigail VEASEY | It's been a while since this original message was posted, but I'm way | behind on more than just this list ;-) | | Corrections to the B. Thayer Genealogy: | Correct death date for Thomas THAYER (no. 4 below) is 9 Aug 1692 | | "Thomas Thayr aged neer seventy Dies upon the 9th day of Agust 1692." | !page 659 of published Braintree records (page 37 of the original record). | Another occurrence of record on page 694 the year is printed as 1693. This | entry is listed among deaths recorded in 1698 when mentioning the death of | his widow, Anna. The record on 659 should be the more accurate as it is | among all the records of death in that year (1692) | | The listing on page 694 reads (page 101 of the original record): | "Thomas Thayer of this Town died the ninth day of August 1693, aged 69." | | And the record for Anna's death on page 694: | "Anna Thayer wife of Thomas Thayer above sd. deceased Ffebe. 7th, 1697/8 | Aged about 73." | | Thomas Thayer (no. 8 below). | The Braintree record reads "old Thomas Thayer dyed 4th mo. 2 1665. | | The correct interpretation of the date is 2 June 1665, not 2 April. (June | is the fourth month back then) | | As Alice mentioned, there are many errors in the Thayer Genealogy. | | Regards, Don B. | | >My info below comes from the B. Thayer Genealogy. which is known to | >have many errors. So beware. | >:) | >I have nothing on Abigail Thayer, of Briantree. No Veazey's in the | >Mendon vital records. | >Hope this helps a little.. Would you care to share the line where | >this leaves off?? | > HTML . could you all please change your text to Plain Text. as | >Rootsweb does not accept HTML or rich Text. as you can see, a lot | >of gibberish comes along with messages not in plain Text. | > Thanks,. | >Alice | >______________ | >Ahnentafel - Abigail THAYER - 25 May 2001 | >----------------------------------------------- | >FIRST GENERATION | > | >1. Abigail THAYER: born on 13 Jul 1685 in Braintree, Ma. | > | >SECOND GENERATION | >2. Thomas THAYER: born of Stoughton, Surry, England; married on 25 Mar | >1680 in Braintree, Ma.; died on 7 Dec 1705 in Braintree, Ma. | > | >3. Abigail VEAZEY: died on 11 Jan 1712 in Braintree, Ma. | > | >THIRD GENERATION | >4. Thomas THAYER: born about 1622 in of Stoughton, Surry, England; died on | >9 May 1693 in Braintree, Ma. | > | >5. Hannah_or_Anna ?: born about 1625 in of Stoughton, Surry, England; died | >on 7 Feb 1698 in Braintree, Ma. | > | >FOURTH GENERATION | > | >8. Thomas THAYER: born on 16 Aug 1596 in Thornberry, England; married on 13 | >Apr 1618 in Thornberry, England; died on 2 Apr 1665 in Braintree, Ma. | > | >9. Margerie WHEELER: born about 1597 in Thornberry?, England; died on 11 | >Feb 1672/73 in Lynn, Essex, Ma. | > | >FIFTH GENERATION | > | >16. Richard THAYER: born on 2 Aug 1562 in Thornberry, England; married in | >1585 in Thornbury, England; died in Thornbury, England | > | >17. Ann DIMERY: born about 1572 in of Stoughton, Surry, England | > | >18. Abell WHEELER: born about 1563 in Of Thornbury, England; married in | >1588 in England; died about 1614 in of Stoughton, Surry, England | > | >19. Jane SHEPARD: born about 1567 in of Stoughton, Surry, England | > | >SIXTH GENERATION | > | >32. John THAYER: born about 1531 in Thornbury, England; married in 1557 in | >Thornbury, England; died on 12 Oct 1584 in Thornbury, England | > | >33. Mary ROBERTS: born about 1535 in Thornbury, England; died on 20 Apr | >1611 in Thornberry, England | > | >38. John SHEPARD: born in 1545 in of Stoughton, Surry, England | > | >39. Johane PAMOORE: born in of Stoughton, Surry, England | | | ============================== | 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=F1 1HB | |

Morning All, I have Huldah as "Huldah Arnold Taft". The same line as Barb said. However, the last name of Sarah w/o Robert Taft is new to me too! My Taft info comes from a data base collected by the Taft Family Ass. However it is a few years old and probably has been updated and corrected since then. The Taft Family Reunion will be held here in Mendon Sat. June 23rd, at the Mendon Unitarian Parish Hall , Registration is at 11:30; Pot Luck Lunch at 12:30 and speaker at 1:30. I may attend, If I do I will inquire if Sarah's name has been found?? If I don't attend, I know a few list members that do, and I am sure this also will be their main question. :) I am NOT Taft related.. but do belong to the TFA because so many other lines married into the Taft's of Mendon. Yes, Barb, Samuel Taft owned the tavern where GW did sleep. :) Alice [email protected]

Mr. Samuelsen, Huldah TAFT's lineage is shown at www.rootsweb.com Global search. Just search Huldah TAFT and the first one listed is a pedigree given by Barbara Teague. Huldah was daughter of Israel and Mercy (ALDRICH) TAFT. David DANIELS was son of Eleazar Daniels and his wife Mary (HOLBROOK). I also had Huldah listed in my database in the remarks entry for Israel. Barbara cited Rick Sullivan, administrator of the Wheelock website: www.WheelockGenealogy.com as one who helped her with the lineage. New England Families by Wm. Richard Cutter, Vol. III:1468 lists Mercy Aldrich's parents as Jacob and Huldah (THAYER) ALDRICH, but apparently they were her grandparents and her parents were Jacob and Margery (HAYWARD) ALDRICH instead. I can't say which is correct since this is not my line, but Barbara's seems to work out better timewise. Apparently Israel TAFT's son Samuel had a tavern during the Revolution that George Washington visited. Washington was very impressed with Taft's daughters who waited on him and Washington sent them each a dress as a token of his appreciation of their kindness. A very interesting item in Barbara Teague's lineage is that she gives the last name for Robert 1 TAFT's wife: SIMPSON! I wonder where she found that? May have to jot her off a note. I've never heard that anyone had identified Sarah ( ) TAFT as yet. She showed her b. in England and they m. in Ireland. Barb Petty [email protected]

Do anyone have the names of parents of David Daniels and his wife Huldah Taft? Two sons, Darius and Moses married into the Aldrich family. I would like to know more on Huldah Taft line... David Samuelsen

Robert Criswell on another list solved the puzzles. 1. Joseph was the oldest of Peter and Hannah (Hayward), not the next to the last. Born 1701, not 1711. 2. Abigail Aldrich who married Joseph Bartlett was daughter of Richard Aldrich and Susannah Mowry. No such person by name Samuel Aldrich or wife Mary Thompson. David Samuelsen

Betty and Mendies, >Hi Everyone, > There has been a lot of talk about Ferdinando THAYER. Is anyone else = >descended from his brother, Thomas, born in England but also lived in = >Mendon, MA. His wife, Abigail VEASEY, was b. 13 JUL 1665, Mendon, = >according to my data, and m. 25 MAR 1680, Braintree, MA.He d. 7 DEC = >1705, Mendon. Their daughter Abigail THAYER b. 3 SEP 1701, Mendon, d. 27 = >FEB 1759, Charlton, MA.She m. John THOMSON 22 MAR 1719/20, at Mendon, = >son of John and Hannah WIGHT.=20 > I got all my info. on Abigail THAYER and her mother years ago, and = >am not too sure of all sources. Would appreciate anything anybody knows. The Abigal THAYER who was born 3 Sep 1701 was dau. of Ebenezer and Martha (Thompson) Thayer. !Mendon records: page 179 Also, there are no VEASEY births in Mendon records. But there are a lot of VEASIES in Braintree. There is a William VEAZIE, b. 1647, Samuel VESEY, b. 1656, Ellen VEASY b. 1659 and a Mehetabell VEASY born 12th mo. 17, 1665 (17 Feb 1665/66), Mercy VEASY b. 1669, in Braintree. All are children of Will Veasy and Ellin his wife. There are no births recorded in Braintree that I can find between 1659 and 1665/66. Maybe they moved away from Braintree for a time. Hope that helps. Don B. > Oh, yes, and if Abigail VEASEY was b. in Mendon, then how about the = >VEASEY family? Any info. on them? Her father was Rev.Wm. VEASEY, b. = >1616, Gumley, England, and m. Eleanor (Helen) THOMPSON, dau. of Rev. Wm. = >and Abigail THOMPSON. Rev. Wm. was from Lancashire, England.. >Thanks, > Betty Sullivan, >232 E, Church St. >Kewanee, IL, USA >(Hog Capital of the World) >Always ready to share Genealogy=20 >with anyone. > >[email protected] >Please visit my site at: >http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/s/u/l/Betty--Sullivan/ > > =20 > >------=_NextPart_001_000F_01C0E4C1.DF1B4020 >Content-Type: text/html; > charset="iso-8859-1" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable > ><!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"> >BODY { BACKGROUND-POSITION: left top; MARGIN-TOP: 0em; FONT-WEIGHT: >normal; = FONT-SIZE: 12pt; MARGIN-BOTTOM: 0em; MARGIN-LEFT: 4em; COLOR: >#427d64; = BACKGROUND-REPEAT: repeat-y; FONT-FAMILY: "Arial"; >BACKGROUND-COLOR: = #fffffd } P.msoNormal { BACKGROUND-POSITION: left top; >MARGIN-TOP: 0em; FONT-WEIGHT: normal; = FONT-SIZE: 12pt; MARGIN-BOTTOM: >0em; MARGIN-LEFT: 4em; COLOR: #427d64; = BACKGROUND-REPEAT: repeat-y; >FONT-FAMILY: "Arial"; BACKGROUND-COLOR: = #fffffd } LI.msoNormal { >BACKGROUND-POSITION: left top; MARGIN-TOP: 0em; FONT-WEIGHT: normal; = >FONT-SIZE: 12pt; MARGIN-BOTTOM: 0em; MARGIN-LEFT: 4em; COLOR: #427d64; = >BACKGROUND-REPEAT: repeat-y; FONT-FAMILY: "Arial"; BACKGROUND-COLOR: = >#fffffd } >Hi Everyone, > There has been a lot of talk about Ferdinando = THAYER. 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It's been a while since this original message was posted, but I'm way behind on more than just this list ;-) Corrections to the B. Thayer Genealogy: Correct death date for Thomas THAYER (no. 4 below) is 9 Aug 1692 "Thomas Thayr aged neer seventy Dies upon the 9th day of Agust 1692." !page 659 of published Braintree records (page 37 of the original record). Another occurrence of record on page 694 the year is printed as 1693. This entry is listed among deaths recorded in 1698 when mentioning the death of his widow, Anna. The record on 659 should be the more accurate as it is among all the records of death in that year (1692) The listing on page 694 reads (page 101 of the original record): "Thomas Thayer of this Town died the ninth day of August 1693, aged 69." And the record for Anna's death on page 694: "Anna Thayer wife of Thomas Thayer above sd. deceased Ffebe. 7th, 1697/8 Aged about 73." Thomas Thayer (no. 8 below). The Braintree record reads "old Thomas Thayer dyed 4th mo. 2 1665. The correct interpretation of the date is 2 June 1665, not 2 April. (June is the fourth month back then) As Alice mentioned, there are many errors in the Thayer Genealogy. Regards, Don B. >My info below comes from the B. Thayer Genealogy. which is known to >have many errors. So beware. >:) >I have nothing on Abigail Thayer, of Briantree. No Veazey's in the >Mendon vital records. >Hope this helps a little.. Would you care to share the line where >this leaves off?? > HTML . could you all please change your text to Plain Text. as >Rootsweb does not accept HTML or rich Text. as you can see, a lot >of gibberish comes along with messages not in plain Text. > Thanks,. >Alice >______________ >Ahnentafel - Abigail THAYER - 25 May 2001 >----------------------------------------------- >FIRST GENERATION > >1. Abigail THAYER: born on 13 Jul 1685 in Braintree, Ma. > >SECOND GENERATION >2. Thomas THAYER: born of Stoughton, Surry, England; married on 25 Mar >1680 in Braintree, Ma.; died on 7 Dec 1705 in Braintree, Ma. > >3. Abigail VEAZEY: died on 11 Jan 1712 in Braintree, Ma. > >THIRD GENERATION >4. Thomas THAYER: born about 1622 in of Stoughton, Surry, England; died on >9 May 1693 in Braintree, Ma. > >5. Hannah_or_Anna ?: born about 1625 in of Stoughton, Surry, England; died >on 7 Feb 1698 in Braintree, Ma. > >FOURTH GENERATION > >8. Thomas THAYER: born on 16 Aug 1596 in Thornberry, England; married on 13 >Apr 1618 in Thornberry, England; died on 2 Apr 1665 in Braintree, Ma. > >9. Margerie WHEELER: born about 1597 in Thornberry?, England; died on 11 >Feb 1672/73 in Lynn, Essex, Ma. > >FIFTH GENERATION > >16. Richard THAYER: born on 2 Aug 1562 in Thornberry, England; married in >1585 in Thornbury, England; died in Thornbury, England > >17. Ann DIMERY: born about 1572 in of Stoughton, Surry, England > >18. Abell WHEELER: born about 1563 in Of Thornbury, England; married in >1588 in England; died about 1614 in of Stoughton, Surry, England > >19. Jane SHEPARD: born about 1567 in of Stoughton, Surry, England > >SIXTH GENERATION > >32. John THAYER: born about 1531 in Thornbury, England; married in 1557 in >Thornbury, England; died on 12 Oct 1584 in Thornbury, England > >33. Mary ROBERTS: born about 1535 in Thornbury, England; died on 20 Apr >1611 in Thornberry, England > >38. John SHEPARD: born in 1545 in of Stoughton, Surry, England > >39. Johane PAMOORE: born in of Stoughton, Surry, England

Hi Again, David , I have nothing on this family. Hope others maybe able to help on this family? Alison or other list members , any clues?? Alice [email protected] - Message From Massachusetts ----- Original Message ----- From: "W. David Samuelsen" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, June 03, 2001 2:03 AM Subject: [MA-MENDON] some things you don't notice first time.... > Going over again and noticed an impossibility. > > Joseph (John, Joseph, George) > married Martha Heman 17 May 1722 > > This is not possible when you consider Joseph born around 1711. > UNLESS! he was really born around 1699-1702. > > John - 1699 > Jonathan 1701 > David 1703 > Aaron 1705 > Richard 1707 > Noah 3 Dec 1709 > Joseph 1711 > Solomon 1713 > > It is very clear this particular family has children's birthdates > not in true order except Noah. > > They were reported to have been born in Scituate, Providence, RI > > Joseph' 2nd marriage according to George Aldrich Genealogy was > Hannah Sanders - no date but had following children: > Joseph 19 Mar 1744 > William > Uriah > Jesse > Hannah > Avis > Else > > all listed in the same book. > > would appreciate hard proof Martha Heman is or is not wife of this > Joseph but another Joseph Aldrich. > > David Samuelsen

Hi David and all List Members, David, I do not have any parents for Abigail Aldrich. I do have they were Quakers and they were mar. in Smithfield by the Friends.. Also the Bartlett Cem. mentioned in GAG maybe in Cumberland, R.I. Sorry I could not help more. Was wondering if any Thompson related Cuz on the list might have anything in their Tommie data?? I have 13 Samuel's in my data and not a one married a Thompson.. Alice [email protected] - Message From Massachusetts ----- Original Message ----- From: "W. David Samuelsen" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, June 03, 2001 3:04 AM Subject: [MA-MENDON] Abigail/Samuel & Mary? > Need to verify information: > > Joseph Bartlett (Jacob, Sarah, George) > abt 1715 Mendon > md Abigail Aldrich > of Smithfield, Providence, RI > > AF says she is daughter of Samuel Aldrich and Mary Thompson > > I don't show either one in my database. > AF says Samuel born abt 1694 of Mendon and Mary Thompson about 1698 > of Mendon. > > actual Abigail Aldrich or mistaken identification? > > David Samuelsen

Need to verify information: Joseph Bartlett (Jacob, Sarah, George) abt 1715 Mendon md Abigail Aldrich of Smithfield, Providence, RI AF says she is daughter of Samuel Aldrich and Mary Thompson I don't show either one in my database. AF says Samuel born abt 1694 of Mendon and Mary Thompson about 1698 of Mendon. actual Abigail Aldrich or mistaken identification? David Samuelsen

Going over again and noticed an impossibility. Joseph (John, Joseph, George) married Martha Heman 17 May 1722 This is not possible when you consider Joseph born around 1711. UNLESS! he was really born around 1699-1702. John - 1699 Jonathan 1701 David 1703 Aaron 1705 Richard 1707 Noah 3 Dec 1709 Joseph 1711 Solomon 1713 It is very clear this particular family has children's birthdates not in true order except Noah. They were reported to have been born in Scituate, Providence, RI Joseph' 2nd marriage according to George Aldrich Genealogy was Hannah Sanders - no date but had following children: Joseph 19 Mar 1744 William Uriah Jesse Hannah Avis Else all listed in the same book. would appreciate hard proof Martha Heman is or is not wife of this Joseph but another Joseph Aldrich. David Samuelsen

This url appeared on Cindy's list about May 10th; since it is a rainy day I was cleaning out old mail and just found it. You may have already seen it before. Jean URL: http://home.pacbell/lstewart TITLE: COOK(E) Family Genealogy DESCRIPTION: 4,500+ descendants of Walter Cooke, who came to Weymouth, Mass around 1640.

http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Ma/WorcesterWill/10207 Somebody on this list asked about Comfort Keith. Comfort is son of James whose will had been posted this morning at above board. David Samuelsen

Hi All, I wrote this last year for other list, and , the sentiment still is the same, so I will send a repeat here to all the Ma- Mendon Listers: Alice =========== Please Fly Your Flag This Weekend Hopefully many of you fly it all year round, also. When I visit the family plot this weekend, I will see 4 new flags waving brightly. Two were WW1 Vets, (my father and uncle) Al a WW11 Vet, and my cousin a Korean Vet. They all fought and served their country bravely and all served over seas. I am proud of them as I am for all who have served their country in war and peace. But this weekend is not only for Veterans, it is also a remembrance of all our families who have gone before us. So please visit a cemetery this weekend, be it your kin or not and remember it was those who lived before us, who have paved the paths for us today. And yes let's remember the living Veterans and their families also, who sacrificed so we can be free and still travel the paths laid, before us. Please drive safe, have fun with your family and friends and be thankful for all your blessings. And remember those that are not here with us, this Memorial weekend. Enjoy, [email protected] - Message From Massachusetts