Perhaps a query on the Tilsons should not be included in this group, but I have just discovered a date on a very nicely done Dunbar homepage which messes up one of my early lines: Hannah Dunbar is said to be born 3 October 1715, died 7 May 1725. I have her living from the 31 May 1677 to 22 Sept 1715, and married to Edmond Tilson during this time (this is son of Ephraim, son of Edmond). How does Martha(2) Aldrich's husband tie into John's line? We know that John Dunbar knew the Aldriches and Thayers from his indenture period. Very few Tilsons were left in the RI census from Providence north by the 1790 census, but there seemed to be a gain in the Jillson name. This is not a phonetic problem but was this possibly a result of an early misreading that was not confirmed with the families involved? Karen Weiss

And this site has the official 1859 report to the Governor of MA on all Indians in the state <A HREF="http://www.geocities.com/nipmucnet/earletribal.html">Source: Report to the Governor and Council Concerning the Indians of the Common</A> http://www.geocities.com/nipmucnet/earletribal.html

http://www.graftonma.net/ This site also has information on Chief Cisco.

In the 1830s and 1840s, for example, connections within this area can also be seen through the Cisco family, Natives, moving from Massachusetts/ Rhode borderlands up the Blackstone River: Of the children of Hannah Potter and Edward Cisco or Scisco, several moved into Worcester County from Cumberland or Slatersville, Rhode Island. Brother Francis R. Cisco, [1811-1892], located to Mendon, in 1832 marrying a Medfield-born Native, Lucy Coffee, their children and grandchildren, all born at Mendon. In the early 1840’s, sister Harriet Cisco married a Native from Uxbridge, where she established her family. In 1843, at Mendon, another brother George W. Cisco, [1819-1902], married Native Lucretia Coffee, their family living at Mendon and Milford, whose son, for example, George Cisco Jr. [born 1848], was a teamster resident at Smithfield, Rhode Island in 1870 when he married a Greenwich RI born Native. In 1844, at Grafton, another sibling, Samuel C. Cisco married Sarah Maria Arnold, [1818-1891], whose Nipmuc family had been resident at Grafton, Upton and surrounding towns since the seventeenth century. http://www.geocities.com/nipmucnet/unseena.html

I had asked a question about General Tupper on the New York Military list and someone said "search on Google" and I said "Oh, well". Then about 4 days later someone else on a different list gave instructions on searching through Google. And, voila, the two came together at the right time. I have spent the last 3 days doing nothing else. When I started searching (at work) in 1968 we had the old teletypes but the searching systems were sophisticated. We used one out of Dialog, one of BRS in Scotia NY and for professional work they were excellent. Google is the closest I have seen to the searching systems available in the 70s and now available for the general use. Does anyone know any others? On family tree maker (library books) you can do a site search which is like a free text search. It is helpful. For example, William Miller, Millerites; or Ballou and Richmond and "New Lights" ; on Google you can do it in one window and it is fast. As the young people would say "it is a gas".... Jean

Hi Alice and all -- Just to let you know.... our WARREN & HEARD lines connect. Looks like we're cousins again-- but on my paternal side. How about that! Joan On Thu, 26 Apr 2001 20:54:36 -0400 "Alice Palladini;" <[email protected]> writes: > Hi Again, > OTIS is one of my non Mendon lines.. Although there were > Otis's in > Mendon much later. > My Otis line are ancestors through my Gaskill Line > Samuel Gaskill m. Sarah Varney and her father Ebenezer VARNEY > m. Mary > OTIS. > This family has an interesting but sad history, (see notes > below) > ================================================ > Husband: Richard OTIS > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- > Birth: 1626 Glastonbury, Somerset, England > Death: 28 Jun 1689 Dover, Stafford, N.H. > Marriage: > Father: Stephen OTIS or Richard?? > Mother: > Other spouse: Shuah HEARD (m aft 1676) > Other spouse: Grizet WARREN (m 1685) (see below) > ============================================ > Wife: ROSE STOUGHTON (my ancestor) > ------------------------------------------------------------------- > Birth: Nov 1629 , England > Father: Anthony STOUGHTON > Mother: Agnes PIERCE > ========================================================== > 1 M Stephen OTIS (my ancestor) > Birth: abt 1652 Boston, Suffolk, Ma. > Death: 28 Jun 1689 Dover, N.H. > Spouse: Mary PITTMAN (m 16 Apr 1674) > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- > 2 M Richard OTIS > Birth: Death: 1701 Dover, N.H. > Spouse: Susanna ? > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- > 3 M Solomon OTIS > Birth: 1663 > Death: 1664 > -------------------------------------------------------------- > 4 M Nicholas OTIS > Birth: > Death: 28 Jun 1689 > Marriage: > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- > 5 F Experience OTIS > Birth: 1666 Dover, N.H. > Death: > Spouse: Samuel HEARD > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- > 6 F Judith OTIS > Birth: > Spouse: John TUTTLE Ens. > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- > 7 F ROSE OTIS > Birth: : > Spouse: John PINKHAM > ========================================================================= === > FAMILY NOTES > HUSBAND NOTES: Richard OTIS > General: Occ.. Blacksmith: Arrived when he was 30 yrs. old. Was in > Boston > admitted Hab. in 1655: > Rem. to Dover, N.H. where he settled for life. > Grant of Land: 1655: South side of Hill St. bet. Central & Park Av. > His > house > was where the present large. two story house stands, a short dis. > from > Central Ave. > Aft. 1655, Town grant of 100 acres: So. side of Garrison Hill (Great > Hill)The present old house is known as the "HAM HOUSE" and the > Garrison > green > housesare on that grant. > Later: grant: 50 acres, on west side of Central Av. then known as > Cart Way. > His 2nd house south of the church , Mt Vernon St. > When the Indian War began he made it a garrison, sur, by a high > stockade which enclosed the yard, in which he had a Blacksmith shop. > He resided there several years preceding the massacre of June 1689; > His son Stephen lived in the house he built bet. Central & Park St. > which he > gave him: He was Killed by the Indians while still in bed; , his > 3rd wife > taken captive with dau. Marguerite (Christine) He was married 3 > times: > See Inf. chn for more on Indian raid: > SRC: Otis Familly in Dover in Vol.V NEHGS Reg. -1851; by Hon. > Horatio N. > Otis,of N.Y.; OFCA; Cpt. 14; pgs 135-143; > > WIFE NOTES: ROSE STOUGHTON > CHILD NOTES: *Stephen OTIS > General: Stephen was killed by the Indians, at the garrison: > Lived in the home place bet. Cental Av.& Park St. > > CHILD NOTES: Richard OTIS > General: .Date of birth not known: mar. Susanna___? > Wounded by the Indians, 28 Jun 1689, > as he & other walked home from public worship. > His bro. Nicolas was killed and > Nick. Jr. taken Captive.. > Occ, Blacksmith: Member of Friends (Quaker) > Joined after birth of 2nd child. > > CHILD NOTES: Nicholas OTIS > General: Killed by the Indians: Coming home from worship at the > Junction of Milk St. & > Central Av, The Indians were in ambush. Shot upon them, killed > him . Brother Richard was wounded this same day > by the Ind. > =========== > Other spouse: Shuah HEARD (m aft 1676) 2nd wife of Richard > > ================================================= > Grizet WARREN (3rd wife) > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Birth: > Death: Canada > > Father: James WARREN > Mother: > ============================================== > Children > ============================================= > 1 F Hannah OTIS > Birth: 1687 Dover, N.H. > Death: 28 Jun 1689 Dover, N.H., , by Indians > Burial: > > -------------------------------------------------------------- > 2 F Christine (Marguerite) OTIS > Birth: Mar 1688/89 Dover, N.H. > > Spouse: LEBEAU > Spouse: Thomas BAKER Capt. > > FAMILY NOTES > WIFE NOTES: Grizet WARREN > General: Richard was 60 yrs old when he mar. Grizet: > She was taken prisoner with her 3 mo, old dau. Christine > (Marguerite) > and baby was carried to Canada in her Mother's arms. > Grizet later mar. a french man in Montreal. named RUBETOY or > ROBETAIL and > remained in Canada: > > CHILD NOTES: Hannah OTIS > General: Killed by the Indians: and her mother and 3 mo. old sister > were > taken prisinors > to Canada. by the Indians: > > CHILD NOTES: Christine (Marguerite) OTIS > General: She was 3 mos. old when her father was shot by the Ind. She > was > born in the Garrison, on Mt Vernon St.; She was carried prisinor in > her > mother's arms > to Canada ; Later her mother mar. a french man : RUBETOY-ROBITAIL > > A french priest took Christine and educated her to become a nun. She > declined to > take the veil , and at age 16 mar. a frenchman named > ----------Lebeau: and > had 2 > > or 3 chn. After he died; > She married Capt, Thomas Baker who was on business in Can. getting > prisinors > released and he met Christine: Secured her release and they mar. and > returned > to North Hampton, Ma. > SRC:An Extended Bio sketch on Mrs. Baker in Colonial era His. of > Dover, > N.H.: Cor. and Chts. with Barb Petty: (email) > **OFCA; (see file OTIS) > **OFCA; Is OUR FRENCH CANADIAN ANCESTORS: > by Thomas Laforest. > (have excerpts from) > > > > > ============================== > 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 > ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Hi Alice: My grand aunt, Pearl (Taft) Rawson, had Logee ancestry. Alison ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2001 9:26 PM Subject: Re: [MA-MENDON] Bosworth/Flint > Hi Alice, > > Marcella Pasay is the one who was working on Logee! In fact, she still > does now and then. It was a gorgeous day!!! Just a tad too hot for my > liking... but I'll live! The next few days are going to be worse! > > And you met both Marcella and myself at the Taft reunion. > > Marilyn > > On Tue, 1 May 2001 10:10:34 -0400 "Alice Palladini;" > <[email protected]> writes: > > Morning All and Cuz Tom, > > > > Thanks Tom for all that poop. Added to my Flint file. > > Now, we are all just "amateur" genealogist.. A few on the > > list are > > professionals, however like us, most are looking for their > > ancestral lines, also.. and need our help as much as we need > > theirs. > > As you can see I need all the help I can get. :) > > So Tom , you ARE in Good Company, but we are also with > > you on > > our > > Ma-Mendon list, cause I know from experience how thorough YOU > > are > > in your searches.. I gave you a little on our Farnsworth line > > and > > you ran with it.. and must say quite successfully. As you > > have > > with many other lines also.. > > We are all here to help one another, and probably find a few > > new > > Cuz's.. > > > > Marilyn are you the one that was working on the Mendon . > > Hannah > > Pickering w/m Abraham Loggee/Loja?? and 2nd a Spaulding/Spalding? > > And I > > met you at the Taft Reunion, a few years back?? > > Hannah being a many Gr, aunt to me, did you ever find any > > more > > on that line?? > > Looks like a gorgeous day here in Ma. > > Hope you are all having the same, > > Alice > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ============================== > > 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 > > > > > > > ============================== > 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 >

Hi Alice, Marcella Pasay is the one who was working on Logee! In fact, she still does now and then. It was a gorgeous day!!! Just a tad too hot for my liking... but I'll live! The next few days are going to be worse! And you met both Marcella and myself at the Taft reunion. Marilyn On Tue, 1 May 2001 10:10:34 -0400 "Alice Palladini;" <[email protected]> writes: > Morning All and Cuz Tom, > > Thanks Tom for all that poop. Added to my Flint file. > Now, we are all just "amateur" genealogist.. A few on the > list are > professionals, however like us, most are looking for their > ancestral lines, also.. and need our help as much as we need > theirs. > As you can see I need all the help I can get. :) > So Tom , you ARE in Good Company, but we are also with > you on > our > Ma-Mendon list, cause I know from experience how thorough YOU > are > in your searches.. I gave you a little on our Farnsworth line > and > you ran with it.. and must say quite successfully. As you > have > with many other lines also.. > We are all here to help one another, and probably find a few > new > Cuz's.. > > Marilyn are you the one that was working on the Mendon . > Hannah > Pickering w/m Abraham Loggee/Loja?? and 2nd a Spaulding/Spalding? > And I > met you at the Taft Reunion, a few years back?? > Hannah being a many Gr, aunt to me, did you ever find any > more > on that line?? > Looks like a gorgeous day here in Ma. > Hope you are all having the same, > Alice > > > > > > > > ============================== > 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 and Cuz Tom, Thanks Tom for all that poop. Added to my Flint file. Now, we are all just "amateur" genealogist.. A few on the list are professionals, however like us, most are looking for their ancestral lines, also.. and need our help as much as we need theirs. As you can see I need all the help I can get. :) So Tom , you ARE in Good Company, but we are also with you on our Ma-Mendon list, cause I know from experience how thorough YOU are in your searches.. I gave you a little on our Farnsworth line and you ran with it.. and must say quite successfully. As you have with many other lines also.. We are all here to help one another, and probably find a few new Cuz's.. Marilyn are you the one that was working on the Mendon . Hannah Pickering w/m Abraham Loggee/Loja?? and 2nd a Spaulding/Spalding? And I met you at the Taft Reunion, a few years back?? Hannah being a many Gr, aunt to me, did you ever find any more on that line?? Looks like a gorgeous day here in Ma. Hope you are all having the same, Alice

Here's my finale for the night on Bosworth - if nothing else, a reference. This is also from The Great Migration - 1620-1633. BIBLIOGRAPHIC NOTE: In 1926 Mary Bosworth Clarke published a detailed genealogy of the descendants of Edward Bosworth, attempting to document every appearance of the members of the early generations in the records [Bosworth Genealogy[:] A History of the Descendants of Edward Bosworth Who Arrived in America in the Year 1634 (San Francisco 1926), cited herein as Bosworth Gen]. The account of JONATHAN BOSWORTH is especially important in that it includes full transcripts of some unrecorded deeds and the unrecorded will [Bosworth Gen 61-75].

Here's some excerpts from "The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England 1620-1633": James Downing sketch. .......In January 1641 his stepmother reported disapprovingly that he wished to marry Rebecca Cooper of Salem [WP 4:303]. Letters from Emanuel Downing (20 January 1640/1) and John Endicott (28 January 1640/1) also refer to the matter [WP 4:305-06, 312]. On 12 July 1642 "James Dowing" sued William Flint for slander, but the defendant did not appear [EQC 1:42]. COMMENTS: James Downing's father clearly despaired of him. In a letter of 21 November 1632 to John Winthrop Jr. he complained that James wrote "such a scribbling nonsense letter, that I am ashamed to answer it," and also "there is no hope of his attaining to any learning therefore if he hath a mind to husbandry, or may be fit to truck and play the merchant, and his liking stand thereunto, I would gladly............. Richard More sketch: ......January 1667[/8] Richard More of Salem, mariner, sold to Edward Grove of Salem, sailmaker, half an acre "which More has by an execution against John Prescott" [ELR 3:27]. On 10 January 1670[/1] Richard More of Salem, mariner, and Christian his wife, sold to Thomas Pitman of Marblehead, husbandman, ten acres in Marblehead [ELR 3:107]. On 21 September 1658 Richard Moore of Salem, mariner, sold to William Flint of Salem, husbandman, ten acres in the south field [ELR 3:127]. On 27 September 1671 Richard Moore Sr. of Salem, mariner, sold to William Browne Jr. of Salem, half an acre in Salem [ELR 3:127 and re-recorded 3:174].......

Dear Cousin Alice, I'm afraid you have me in fast company - perhaps a bit too expert in the ways of genealogy than I should be involved in. Here, all of a sudden I see Marilyn Labbe's name - so I know I'm in trouble now for sure. :-) I just "met" Marilyn a few months ago. Well, you seem to be talking about another Alice Bosworth than mine - the who married Richard Hutchinson. So I'll forget about that Alice Bosworth for the time being. I did do a little surfing in the FTM Library and found the following - which may or may not be of any value. At any rate, here it is: Source - "SAVAGE, VOL 3 DICT FIRST SETTLERS OF NE" PICKERAM or PICKRAM, George, Watertown, prob. s. of John, brot. by his f. from Eng. 1630; unit. with his wid. mo. Esther, 1 Sept. 1646, in sale of est. JOHN, Watertown, d. 10 Dec. 1630. He prob. came in the fleet with Winthrop, had, by w. Esther, s. George, beside John, who was bur. 6 July 1639, and d. Joan, wh. d. 3 days aft. her f. None of this name is found in div. of Shawshin lds. 1652, among people of Cam- bridge and W. I think it may be the same as Pickering. PICKERING, John, Ipswich 1634, a carpenter, rem. to Salem 1637, had there gr. of ld. by w. Eliz. had John, prob. b. that yr.; Jonathan, 1639; Eliz. bapt. 3 Mar. 1644, d. soon; and Eliz. again, perhaps b. 3, bapt. 17 Aug. 1645, prob. d. young; and he d. 1655 or 1657. The will of 30 July 1655 was pro. 1 July 1657. His wid. m. 25 Dec. of the lat- Source - "SOME ANCESTRAL LINES" Page 55 BOSWORTH EDWARD BOSWORTH, born about 1580; died 1634, on board ship. He embarked 1634, in the Elizabeth-Dorcas with wife and children and died on the way over and was buried in Boston, Mass. He was a relative to Joseph Bosworth of Coventry, Eng. Married about 1606, MARY (???), born (???); died May 18, 1648, Hingham, Mass. CHILDREN: I. ALICE BOSWORTH, born (???), 1607, England. Married Sept. 5, 1635, WILLIAM FLINT. See Flint I Gen. II. Mary Bosworth, born (???), 1609/11, England; buried July 29, 1687, Rehoboth, Mass. Married (???), 1626, William Buckland, of Rehoboth, Mass., born (???); buried Sept. 1, 1683, Rehoboth, Mass. CHILDREN: 1. Lydia Buckland, b. (???); d. (???), Saybrook, Ct. Married 1st., abt. 1655, John Brown, of Rehoboth, Mass., son of John and Dorothy, b. (???), Rehoboth, Mass.; d. last of March, 1662, Rehoboth, Mass. Married 2nd., abt. 1664, William Lord, of Saybrook, Ct., b. (???); d. (???). John Brown married 1st., Ann Dennis. CHILDREN: (a) Lydia, (b) Anna, (c) Joseph, (d) Nathaniel. By 2nd. husband, (e) Sarah, (f) Abigail, (g) Benjamin, (h) Dorothy, (i) Daniel, (j) James, (k) Samuel. 2. Joseph Buckland, b. June 23, 1633, England; d. Mar. 26, 1718, Rehoboth, Mass. Married Nov. 5, 1659, Deborah, daughter of John Allen, of Rehoboth, Mass., b. (???); d. (???). CHILDREN: (a) Deborah, (b) Joseph, (c) Barak, (d) John, (e) James, (f) Isaac, (g) Matthew, (h) Nehemiah, (i) Nehemiah, (j) Lydia. 3. Benjamin Buckland, baptized July 2, 1640, Hingham, Mass.; slain, Mar. 26, 1676, at Nine Men's Misery. Married (???), 1662/3, Rachel Wheatland, b. (???); d. Sept. 20, 1713, Rehoboth, Mass. She married 2nd., John Loring. CHILDREN: (a) Rachel, (b) Benjamin, (c) Leah, (d) Solomon, (e) Jonathan, (f) David. III. John Bosworth, born abt. 1611. Freeman, Hull, Mass., May 14, 1634. IV. Jonathan Bosworth, born (???), 1613, England; died Jan. 3, 1687/8, Rehoboth, Mass. Married (???), 1635, Elizabeth (???), born (???); died June 15, 1705, Swansea, Mass. CHILDREN: 1. Jonathan Bosworth, b. abt. 1636, Mass.; d. (???), 1708/17. Married July 6, 1661, Hannah, daughter of John and Elizabeth (Tilly) Howland, of Plymouth, b. (???); d. (???). CHILDREN: (a) Mercy, (b) Hannah, (c) Elizabeth, (d) Jonathan, (e) David, (f) John, (g) Jabez, (h) Ichabod, (i) Son, (j) Jonathan. 2. Elizabeth Bosworth, baptized Nov. 18, 1638, Hingham, Mass.; d. Nov. 30, 1686, Billerica, Mass. Married Sept. 6, 1661, Peter Brackett, of Braintree, Mass., son of Richard and Alice, baptized May 7, 1637, Boston, Mass.; d. before Apr. 18, 1718. He married 2nd., Sarah Foster. CHILDREN: (a) Elizabeth, (b) Jonathan, (c) Elizabeth, (d) Bethia, (e) Mary. 3. Rebekah Bosworth, baptized Feb., 1641, Hingham, Mass.; d. Nov. 2, 1704, Rehoboth, Mass. Married (???), Nicholas Peck, of Rehoboth, Mass., son of Joseph and Rebecca (Clark) Peck, baptized Apr. 9, 1630, Hingham, Mass.; d. May 27, 1710, Rehoboth, Mass. CHILDREN: (a) John, (b) Hezekiah, (c) Mary, (d) Jonathan, (e) Nicholas, (f) Elisha, 4. Bethiah Bosworth, baptized Jan. 1, 1644, Hingham, Mass.; d. Apr. 4, 1718. Married July 15, 1670, Israel Peck, of Swansea, Mass., son of Joseph and (???), baptized Mar. 4, 1644, in Hingham, Mass.; d. Sept. 2, 1723, Swansea, Mass. CHILDREN: (a) Mehitable, (b) Israel, (c) Nathaniel, (d) Deliverance, (e) Bethia, (f) Israel. 5. Mary Bosworth, baptized Apr. 18, 1647, Hingham, Mass.; d. (???). Married abt. 1672, John Cobley, of Swansea, Mass., b. (???); d. (???), 1675/1680/1. CHILD: (a) John. 6. Deliverance Bosworth, baptized Aug. 4, 1650, Hingham, Mass.; d. Apr. 30, 1675, Swansea, Mass. Married abt. 1669, Nathaniel Peck, of Rehoboth, Mass., son of Joseph, baptized Oct. 31, 1641, Hingham, Mass.; buried Aug. 12, 1676, Rehoboth, Mass. CHILDREN: (a) Nathaniel, (b) Bathsheba, (c) Elisha. 7. Joseph Bosworth, b. (???), Hingham, Mass.; d. (???), 1694, Rehoboth, Mass. Married Feb. 10, 1680, Esther, daughter of Daniel and Esther (Chickering) Smith, of Rehoboth, Mass., b. Feb. 7, 1661, Rehoboth, Mass.; d. (???), Rehoboth, Mass. CHILDREN: (a) Elizabeth, (b) Joseph, (c) Esther, (d) Esther, (e) Judith, (f) Nathaniel. 8. Bathsheba Bosworth, b. (???); d. Sept. 17, 1740, Briston, Mass., aged 85/6. Married (???), Benjamin Jones, of Hull, Mass., son of Robert. His 2nd wife., baptized (???), 1638, Hingham, Mass.; d. Jan. 12, 1717/8, Bristol, Mass., aged 79 yrs., 10 mos. No CHILDREN. Page 55 Page 56 V. Sergt. Benjamin Bosworth, born (???), 1615, England; died Nov., 1700, Boston, Mass., aged 85. Married first, (???), 1636, (???), born (???); died (???). Married second, Nov. 16, 1671, Beatrice, widow of Abraham Joscelyn and daughter of (???) Hampson, born (???), 1624; died Jan. 8, 1711/2, Boston, Mass., aged 88/9. CHILDREN: 1. Mehitable Bosworth, baptized Apr. 6, 1647, Hingham, Mass.; d. abt. 1681, Hull, Mass. Married (???), Robert Gould, of Hull, Mass., b. (???); d. (???), 1718/9, Hull, Mass. He married 2nd., Judith Poole; 3rd., Sarah (Whitman) Cook. CHILDREN: (a) Robert, (b) Benjamin, (c) John. 2. Benjamin Bosworth, baptized Apr. 6, 1647, Hingham, Mass.; d. Nov. 5, 1682, Hull, Mass. Married Nov. 27, 1666, Hannah, daughter of Nathaniel and Lydia (Cooper) Morton, of Plymouth, Mass., b. (???); d. (???). CHILDREN: (a) Hannah, (b) Hannah, (c) Benjamin, (d) Judah, (e) Hezekiah, (f) Hannah. VI. Nathaniel Bosworth, born Sept. 4, 1617, England; died Aug. 31, 1690, Bristol, Mass. Married (???), 1646, Bridget, widow of (???) Lodnell and daughter of (???) Bellamy, born (???); died (???). CHILDREN: 1. Sarah Bosworth, b. abt. 1647, Hull, Mass.; d. (???), 1673, Hull, Mass. Married Feb. 21, 1664/5, John Lobdell, of Hull, Mass., son of Nicholas, b. abt. 1638, Hingham, Mass.; d. (???), 1673, Hull, Mass. He married 1st., Hannah Leavitt. CHILDREN: (a) John, (b) Sarah, (c) Benjamin, (d) Nathaniel, (e) Mary. 2. Nathaniel Bosworth, baptized July 29, 1649, Hingham, Mass.; d. Aug. 25, 1693, Hull, Mass. Married 1st., Dec. 7, 1670, Elizabeth, daughter of Nathaniel and Lydia (Cooper) Morton, of Middleboro, Mass., b. May 3, 1652, Plymouth, Mass.; d. Apr. 6, 1673, Hull, Mass. Married 2nd., (???), Mary daughter of John and Lettice Morton, of Middleboro, Mass., b. (???); d. Oct. 26, 1726, Hull, Mass. CHILDREN: (a) Nathaniel. By 2nd. wife: (b) Elizabeth, (c) John, (d) Samuel, (e) Mary, (f) Ephraim, (g) Lemuel, (h) Joseph, (i) Bridget, (j) Jeremiah. 4. Hannah Bosworth, b. Apr. 30, 1650, Hull, Mass.; d. after 1722. Married abt. 1670, Joseph Jacobs, of Bristol, R. I., son of Nicholas and Mary (Gilman) Jacobs, b. May 1, 1646, Hingham, Mass.; d. Feb. 9, 1708, Bristol, R. I. CHILDREN: (a) Joseph, (b) Joseph, (c) Benjamin, (d) Benjamin, (e) Nathaniel, (f) Mary. 5. Capt. Joseph Bosworth, baptized June 6, 1752, Hingham, Mass.; d. at sea, before Jan., 1710. Married abt. 1698, Elizabeth, widow of Capt. Paul Miller and daughter of (???) Dorby, b. (???); d. Oct. 30, 1706, Hull, Mass. No CHILDREN. 6. Bellamy Bosworth, baptized Nov. 30, 1654, Hingham, Mass.; d. Mar. 16, 1717/8, Bristol, R. I. Married Nov. 11, 1685, Mary, daughter of Daniel and Esther (Chickering) Smith, of Rehoboth, Mass.; b. Apr. 13, 1666, Rehoboth, Mass.; d. Apr. 20, 1740, Bristol, R. I. CHILDREN: (a) Bridget, (b) Benjamin, (c) Esther, (d) Nathaniel, (e) Mary, (f) Bellamy. 7. John Bosworth, b. abt. 1656, Hull, Mass.; d. Aug. 20, 1725, Bristol, R. I. Married (???), Sarah (???), b. abt. 1656; d. Apr. 6, 1735, Barrington, R. I., aged 79. CHILDREN: (a) John, (b) Benjamin, (c) Edward, (d) Nathaniel, (e) Sarah, (f) Jeremiah, (g) Samuel, (h) Jacob. 8. Mary Bosworth, baptized Oct. 4, 1657, Hingham, Mass.; d. Apr. 21, 1735, Bristol, R. I., aged 77. Never married. 9. Edward Bosworth, baptized May 29, 1659, Hingham, Mass.; d. Feb. 22, 1743, Bristol, Mass. Married 1st., abt. 1695, Mary (???), b. (???); d. (???). Married 2nd., (???), 1703/4, Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas and Sarah Estabrook, of Warren, R. I., b. Dec. 19, 1673, Warren, R. I.; d. Jan. 15, 1750, Bristol, R. I. CHILDREN: (a) Hannah, By 2nd. wife: (b) Hannah, (c) Sarah. 10. Bridget Bosworth, baptized Aug. 19, 1660, Hingham, Mass.; d. (???). Married (???), Joseph Phillips, of Boston, Mass., son of William, b. (???); d. (???). CHILDREN: (a) Joseph, (b) Benjamin, (c) Nathaniel. VII. Edward or Edmund Bosworth, born (???), 1619; lived in Hull, Mass. Page 56 FLINT (???) FLINT, born (???); died (???). Married (???), (???), born (???); died (???). CHILDREN: I. Thomas Flint, born (???); died April 15, 1663, Salem, Mass. Came to Salem, from Wales, in 1650. Married (???), Ann (???), born (???); died (???), 1668. She married 2nd., John Sutherick, or Southwick. CHILDREN: 1. Capt. Thomas Flint, b. (???), 1645; d. May 24, 1721, Salem, Mass. Married 1st., May 22, 1666, Hannah, daughter of ROBERT AND ABIGAIL (GOODE) MOULTON of Salem, Mass., b. (???); d. Mar. 30, 1673, Salem, Mass. See Moulton II Gen. Married 2nd., Sept. 15, 1674, Mary, daughter of William Dounton, b. (???); d. (???). CHILDREN: (a) Abigail, (b) George; BY 2ND. WIFE: (c) Thomas, (d) Mary, (e) Ebenezer, (f) William, (g) Elizabeth, (h) Jonathan, (i) Ann, (j) Samuel, (k) Lydia. 2. Elizabeth Flint, b. Apr. 30, 1650, Salem, Mass.; d. Feb. 8, 1719/0, Salem, Mass. Married May 20, 1667, Sergt. John Leach, of Salem, Mass., son of Capt. Richard and Sarah Leach, b. (???), 1645, Salem, Mass.; d. Mar. 5, 1717/8, Salem, Mass. CHILDREN: (a) Elizabeth, (b) Sarah, (c) Samuel, (d) Hannah, (e) Abigail, (f) Mary, (g) Lydia, (h) Ruth. 3. Sergt. George Flint, b. Jan. 6, 1652/3, Salem, Mass.; d. June 23, 1720, Reading, Mass. Married 1st., (???), Elizabeth, daughter of Nathaniel and Elizabeth (Hutchinson) Putnam, b. Aug. 11, 1662; d. Mar. 6, 1697, Reading, Mass. Married 2nd., Mar. 2, 1698, Susannah, daughter of Lt. Thomas and Hannah Gardner, of Salem, Mass., b. (???); d. March, 1720, Reading, Mass. CHILDREN: (a) Elizabeth, (b) George, (c) Ann, (d) Ebenezer, (e) Nathaniel, (f) Mary, (g) Mercy, (h) Nathaniel, (i) Hannah, (j) John. 4. John Flint, b. Oct. 3, 1655, Salem, Mass.; d. April 1730, Salem, Mass. Married (???), Elizabeth (???), b. (???); d. before 1730. CHILDREN: (a) Samuel, (b) John, (c) Hannah, (d) Stephen, (e) Joshua, (f) Joseph, (g) Lydia, (h) Sarah, (i) Elizabeth. 5. Anna Flint, b. Feb. 25, 1657/8, Salem, Mass.; d. April 1663, Salem, Mass. 6. Joseph Flint, b. (???), 1662, Salem, Mass.; d. (???), 1710, Salem, Mass. Married Aug. 6, 1685, Abigail Howard, twin, b. (???), living 1719. CHILDREN: (a) Joseph, (b) Nathaniel, (c) Abigail, (d) Jonathan, (e) Anna, (f) Samuel, (g) Lucy, (h) Elizabeth, (i) Sarah, (j) Ruth, (k) Eunice. II. WILLIAM FLINT, born (???), 1630; died (???). See Flint II Gen. II GENERATION WILLIAM FLINT, of Salem, Mass., born about 1603, England; died April 2, 1672/3, Salem, Mass. He came over to Salem, in 1640. Proprietor, Nov. 3, 1645. Overseer of fences and highways; Juryman; Deposed, 1661, aged about 58 years. Will dated, Sept. 15, 1671, Proved June 29, 1673. Married Sept. 5, 1635, ALICE, daughter of EDWARD and MARY BOSWORTH, born about 1607; died Oct. 5, 1700, Salem, Mass. See Bosworth I Gen. Deposed 1677, aged about 70. Will dated Aug. 22, 1696. CHILDREN: I. Elizabeth Flint, born (???); died (???). Married (???), John Woodis, of England, born (???); died (???). Page 112 "Alice Palladini;" wrote: > > Hi Marilyn and All Again, > Thanks again Marilyn. > I have no ship either for William FLINT nor for my John PICKERING. > They may have been on the same unknown ship?? > Well looks like back to the drawing board here. Checking my files, > I find yea years ago I had Alice WILLIAMS for William FLINT'S > wife, Then I changed it to Alice BOSWORTH and can't find the > reason, I changed it, at present. > > The Alice FLINT , you mentioned w/m John PICKERING is my Pickering > Line ancestor also. Reason I get William FLINT, also. > > Well all my BOSWORTH Cuz's, I do have another line of Bosworth's, > Through my SCOTT line , so we are still Cuz's. :) > > Any one else have any ideas on this Alice BOSWORTH/WILLIAMS w/m > William FLINT?? > Any help would be appreciated. > Jan , since Perley's has anything ever been done on this FLINT > Line?? > Thanks Again Marilyn, even though your making me work on this now. > :) > Alice > [email protected] - Message From Massachusetts > Date: Monday, April 30, 2001 5:25 PM > Subject: Re: [MA-MENDON] Bosworth > > >Hi Alice, > >William Flint in not in the Great Migration books... just got the 2nd > >volume of the 2nd series which covers the years 1634-1635, C - F. There > >is a Henry Flint, but no William. He was in Salem, MA by 1645... > >In the History of Salem, MA by Perley Vol. 2 - William Flint was born ca > >1603, married, but left his wife in England, as his mother would not > >allow her to come to America with him. In 1644 he married Alice > >Williams, by whom he had children. He had brought one or two children > >with him when he came to America. Alice b ca 1636 m/1 Henry Bullock, M/2 > >John Pickering; Edward b. ca 1638; Elizabeth b ca 1640; Margaret b ca > >1642; Thomas b. ca 1644 and Hannah b. ca 1647. > >(Looks like he brought more than one or two children with him!!!!!) > >You will have to do more work on this one!!! > >Marilyn Labbe > > ============================== > Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & Celebrate > your heritage! > http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog

Hi Marilyn and All Again, Thanks again Marilyn. I have no ship either for William FLINT nor for my John PICKERING. They may have been on the same unknown ship?? Well looks like back to the drawing board here. Checking my files, I find yea years ago I had Alice WILLIAMS for William FLINT'S wife, Then I changed it to Alice BOSWORTH and can't find the reason, I changed it, at present. The Alice FLINT , you mentioned w/m John PICKERING is my Pickering Line ancestor also. Reason I get William FLINT, also. Well all my BOSWORTH Cuz's, I do have another line of Bosworth's, Through my SCOTT line , so we are still Cuz's. :) Any one else have any ideas on this Alice BOSWORTH/WILLIAMS w/m William FLINT?? Any help would be appreciated. Jan , since Perley's has anything ever been done on this FLINT Line?? Thanks Again Marilyn, even though your making me work on this now. :) Alice [email protected] - Message From Massachusetts Date: Monday, April 30, 2001 5:25 PM Subject: Re: [MA-MENDON] Bosworth >Hi Alice, >William Flint in not in the Great Migration books... just got the 2nd >volume of the 2nd series which covers the years 1634-1635, C - F. There >is a Henry Flint, but no William. He was in Salem, MA by 1645... >In the History of Salem, MA by Perley Vol. 2 - William Flint was born ca >1603, married, but left his wife in England, as his mother would not >allow her to come to America with him. In 1644 he married Alice >Williams, by whom he had children. He had brought one or two children >with him when he came to America. Alice b ca 1636 m/1 Henry Bullock, M/2 >John Pickering; Edward b. ca 1638; Elizabeth b ca 1640; Margaret b ca >1642; Thomas b. ca 1644 and Hannah b. ca 1647. >(Looks like he brought more than one or two children with him!!!!!) >You will have to do more work on this one!!! >Marilyn Labbe

Hi Alice, William Flint in not in the Great Migration books... just got the 2nd volume of the 2nd series which covers the years 1634-1635, C - F. There is a Henry Flint, but no William. He was in Salem, MA by 1645... In the History of Salem, MA by Perley Vol. 2 - William Flint was born ca 1603, married, but left his wife in England, as his mother would not allow her to come to America with him. In 1644 he married Alice Williams, by whom he had children. He had brought one or two children with him when he came to America. Alice b ca 1636 m/1 Henry Bullock, M/2 John Pickering; Edward b. ca 1638; Elizabeth b ca 1640; Margaret b ca 1642; Thomas b. ca 1644 and Hannah b. ca 1647. (Looks like he brought more than one or two children with him!!!!!) You will have to do more work on this one!!! Marilyn Labbe On Sun, 29 Apr 2001 21:28:29 -0400 "Alice Palladini;" <[email protected]> writes: > Hi Marilyn and all Listers, > > Marilyn, thanks for the reply. > Alice Bosworth married in England, so she probably came > over under > her married name and NOT with her parents. > I have she Married William FLINT.. > Again, not to say I am right, as my source is a poor one > indeed. > :) > > Does the Great Migrations have William and Alice Flint?? > Doubt they'd give her maiden name however. > > Alice > > > >Hi All, > > > >In The Great Migration Book, Immigrants to New England 1634 - 1635 > Vol. > >1, it has Edward Bosworth and they do not have any daughter Alice > for > >him... they have Mary who married William Buckland, Jonathan m. > Elizabeth > >___, Benjamin who had two wives, and Nathaniel m. Bridget Bellamy. > > > >Marilyn Labbe > > > > ============================== > 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 Marilyn and all Listers, Marilyn, thanks for the reply. Alice Bosworth married in England, so she probably came over under her married name and NOT with her parents. I have she Married William FLINT.. Again, not to say I am right, as my source is a poor one indeed. :) Does the Great Migrations have William and Alice Flint?? Doubt they'd give her maiden name however. Alice >Hi All, > >In The Great Migration Book, Immigrants to New England 1634 - 1635 Vol. >1, it has Edward Bosworth and they do not have any daughter Alice for >him... they have Mary who married William Buckland, Jonathan m. Elizabeth >___, Benjamin who had two wives, and Nathaniel m. Bridget Bellamy. > >Marilyn Labbe

Hi All, In The Great Migration Book, Immigrants to New England 1634 - 1635 Vol. 1, it has Edward Bosworth and they do not have any daughter Alice for him... they have Mary who married William Buckland, Jonathan m. Elizabeth ___, Benjamin who had two wives, and Nathaniel m. Bridget Bellamy. Marilyn Labbe On Sat, 28 Apr 2001 20:25:41 -0400 "Alice Palladini;" <[email protected]> writes: > Hi All and Tom, > > Tom our Edward was b. abt 1589 and was abt 45 when he > died > coming into Boston Harbor, aboard ship. > I have that his daughter Alice married William FLINT in > England.. > and have her b. abt 1607 also. Says she was mar. in > Stoughton, > Surrey, England. > > My only source for this is the LDS and haven't any other > proof > that this Alice Bosworth is the dau. of Edward and Mary. > Does anyone have a source for this?? > For all I know your Alice might be his daughter ?? > > And let's not outrule relationship till all the facts are > in. :) > Alice > > > > > > > > > ============================== > 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 > >

Hi All and Tom, Tom our Edward was b. abt 1589 and was abt 45 when he died coming into Boston Harbor, aboard ship. I have that his daughter Alice married William FLINT in England.. and have her b. abt 1607 also. Says she was mar. in Stoughton, Surrey, England. My only source for this is the LDS and haven't any other proof that this Alice Bosworth is the dau. of Edward and Mary. Does anyone have a source for this?? For all I know your Alice might be his daughter ?? And let's not outrule relationship till all the facts are in. :) Alice

"Joan C. Miller" wrote: > > Good to hear from you Tom. What is your source for Joseph Bosworth? > Checking my Bosworth file, there are Josephs, but not until later. > > I don't know, wonder if Joseph was a brother or relative to our > progenitor, Edward Bosworth, b. abt 1580; d.1634 on board ship enroute to > America. Edward married Mary------? who died 1648 in Hingham, MA. > Edward and Mary Bosworth had a daughter Alice, b. 1607, England; mar. > 05 Sep 1635 to William Flint. Source: "Some Ancestral Line by Raymond > M. Tingley; 1935;, p.55. > > Unless Alice has more to add? > > Wonder if your Hale line connects with Deborah Coleen Cooks line? > > Did your Powers line move to New Hampshire? I have a Lucy Powers who was > the 1st wife of my Gr-Gr-Grandfather Leonard READ, from Mason, NH, around > 1852. She died shortly after giving birth and he remarried to my > Gr-Gr-Grandmother Hannah Ford Foster. > > Alice and I have the same Gr-Great Gramma and Grandpa; namely, Benjamin > and Phebe (Scott) Pickering. > > Let us know if we can be of any help. I'm curious about your Joseph > Bosworth. > Could he have been the father of our Edward? > > There is a Joseph Howland, b.ca 1640, son of John and Elizabeth Howland. > He married in 1664 Elizabeth Southworth. > Source: "Mayflower Increasings," 2nd edition, by Susan E.Roser. > > What is your source for your Joseph Howland? > > Joan Reed Miller > > On Wed, 25 Apr 2001 15:03:50 -0500 Thomas Pratt <[email protected]> > writes: > > "Joan C. Miller" wrote: > > > > > > I meant to ask you Coleen, how do you descend from John Howland? > > > Alice and I descend from Hannah who married Jonathan Bosworth, Jr. > > > > > > Joan > > > > OK Alice and Joan, now you've got me going on this thing already. > > This > > mention of the Bosworths caused me to check some things in my > > database > > and I came up with a line to some Bosworths as shown below. Does > > this > > mean anything? I'm always close to something but never any cigar! > > :-) > > > > Regs, Tom > > > > Direct Descendants of Joseph Bosworth > > > > 1 Joseph Bosworth > > .... +[unknown] > > ......... 2 Alice Bosworth 1606 - 1668 > > ............... +Richard Hutchinson 1601/02 - > > 1682 > > .................... 3 Mary Hutchinson 1630 - > > 1715 > > .......................... +Thomas Hale 1633 - > > 1688 > > ............................... 4 Joseph > > Hale 1670/71 - 1761 > > ...................................... +Mary > > Watson 1671 - 1707/08 > > ........................................... 5 > > Ambrose Hale 1699 - 1767 > > ........................................... *2nd Wife > > of Ambrose Hale: > > ................................................. +Hannah > > Symonds 1709 > > - > > ...................................................... 6 > > Edna/Adna > > Hale 1735 - 1809 > > ............................................................ +Amos > > Stone 1729 - 1804 > > ................................................................. 7 > > > > Amos Stone 1759 - 1842 > > ................................................................. *2nd > > Wife of Amos Stone: > > > ....................................................................... > > +Elizabeth Holiday 1770 - 1836 > > > ......................................................................... > ... > > 8 Lavinia Stone 1793 - 1871 > > > ......................................................................... > .......... > > +John Powers 1788 - 1863 > > > ......................................................................... > ............... > > 9 Cyrus Hale Stone Powers 1815 - 1898 > > > ......................................................................... > ..................... > > +Nancy Richmond 1818 - 1889 > > > ......................................................................... > .......................... > > 10 John Powers 1841 - 1919 > > > ......................................................................... > ................................ > > +Eliza Augusta Partridge 1848 - 1911 > > > ......................................................................... > ..................................... > > 11 Olive Evalena Powers 1880 - 1971 > > > ......................................................................... > ........................................... > > +Nelson P. Pratt 1874 - 1956 > > > ......................................................................... > ................................................ > > 12 Orville Powers Pratt 1905 - 1979 > > > ......................................................................... > ....................................................... > > +Ellen Elizabeth Watson 1903 - > > > ......................................................................... > ............................................................ > > 13 Thomas Nelson Pratt 1937 - > > > ......................................................................... > .................................................................. > > +Marilyn Jeanne Sorensen 1939 - > > > ......................................................................... > ....................................................................... > > 14 Thomas Jeffrey Pratt 1962 - > > > ......................................................................... > ......................................................................... > .... > > +Jennifer Susan Le Sueur 1965 - > > > ......................................................................... > ......................................................................... > ......... > > 15 Taylor Thomas Pratt 1991 - > > ............................... *2nd Wife of Joseph > > Hale: > > .................... *2nd Husband of Mary > > Hutchinson: > > .......................... +William > > Watson 1654 - 1710 > > > > Also, I have a Joseph Howland in my "tree" and he goes like this: > > Descendants of Joseph Howland > > > > 1 Joseph Howland > > .. +Lydia Bill > > ......... 2 Susan Howland > > ............. +John Aspinwall > > .................... 3 Mary Rebecca > > Aspinwall > > ........................ +Isaac Roosevelt > > ............................... 4 James > > Roosevelt > > ................................... +Sara > > Delano > > ........................................... 5 > > Franklin Delano > > Roosevelt 1882 - 1945 > > ............................................... +Anna > > Eleanor Roosevelt > > > > I am not related to any Howlands that I know of, but "Franklin" is a > > shirt-tail cousin. Plus, is Joan C. Miller a cousin of yours? > > > > Regs, Tom > > > > > > ============================== > > Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > > Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > > http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com > > > > ________________________________________________________________ > GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! > Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! > Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: > http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj. > > ============================== > Search over 1 Billion names at Ancestry.com! > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp In my database I have Joseph Bosworth and unknown wife haveing d. Alice Bosworth who m. 7Dec1627, in Cotgrave, Nottingham, Richard Hutchingson b. 1602/03. My source was The Hutchinsons of Salem, New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Vol. XXII Located at NSDAR, 1776 D Street NW, Washington, DC 20006-1595. I have the feeling that my Alice Bosworth is not of the same Bosworths. As far as the Hale line, mine goes back to Thomas Hale who d. 12Apr1730 in Rowley, MA. His father, also Thomas Hale, m. Mary Hutchinson d. of Richard Hutchinson, and Alice Bosworth.

While we're chatting about the Howland MF line, I'll give mine that comes through Mendon. John Howland Elizabeth Tilley Lydia Howland James Brown James Brown, Jr. Margaret Dennison Dorothy Brown Nathaniel Medbury Benjamin Medbury Elizabeth Darling Benjamin and Elizabeth were m. 8 Dec 1748 in Mendon. [Mendon VRs, p. 347. Benjamin's surname spelled Meadberrey in the record.] Benjamin was from Smithfield, and that's where he and Elizabeth lived and had children. Elizabeth's parents were Benjamin & Mehitable (White) Darling both born in Mendon and married there. Benjamin Darling's parents were Dennis & Hannah (Francis) Darling who came to Mendon from Braintree. Mehitable White's parents came from Boston. I haven't gone back any farther and don't yet know the parents of Dennis Darling (ca 1640-1717/8) or Thomas White (1665-?). Jim Bullock Littleton, CO My mother is a Medbery (the spelling used in her line since the 5th generation.) There are a number of Medberys buried at Little Neck Cemetery in Riverside (East Providence), RI, where Elizabeth (Tilley) Howland's gravestone is. (It's a newer stone. I don't know if the original was ever located.)

Date: Thursday, April 26, 2001 9:02 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} Re: [MA-MENDON] responses From:sbcwjr >A General Soc. of Mayflower Descendants order form for the "Mayflower >Families in Progress" published by the can be found at the SMDPA website >www.Sail1620.org and clicking "SHOP1620." The Howland books can also be >ordered on the same form. > >---- Original Message ----- >From: "Joan C. Miller" <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Sent: Thursday, April 26, 2001 7:17 AM >Subject: Re: [MA-MENDON] responses > > >> "Mayflower Families in Progress" are published booklets of 4 or 5 >> generations on Mayflower families which gives updated research on these >> families. >> I haven't ordered any for a few years, but I believe the booklets are >> still available. >> Back in 1994 I ordered Francis Cooke, Richard Warren, Myles Standish, >> Isaac Allerton and Henry samson when I found my lines connected to these >> families. >> Maybe someone else can tell us, but I know back then the prices were >> $5.00, $6.00 and $7.00. Subject to change. >> Can be ordered from: >> General Society of Mayflower Descendants >> 4 Winslow St >> Plymouth MA 02361 >> >> On Wed, 25 Apr 2001 20:02:18 -0700 "Deborah Cook" >> <[email protected]> writes: >> > I do not know about the Mayflower Families in Progress publication. >> > I am >> > not familiar with it. Is it a series of publications on Mayflower >> > families? >> > >> > I don't know if the Otis line removed to NH. I can check and let >> > you know. >> > >> > As for Walter, yes. My father was a direct descendant through the >> > male line >> > of -- >> > >> > Walter, Nicholas, (Deacon) Nicholas, Caleb, Simeon, Simeon (Jr.), >> > Wilton >> > (from Simeon jr.'s 2nd mrg.), Fred (my father), and me. I have >> > been >> > working on my father's line for about 2 years now (member of the >> > munchies >> > since last year) and am putting together a biographical history of >> > this >> > male line only. No extended lines will be included as this will be >> > more of >> > a narrative of their lives than a genealogy; although, I have >> > gathered much >> > genealogical data. >> > >> > Debby >> > >> > >> > ----- Original Message ----- >> > From: Joan C. Miller <[email protected]> >> > To: <[email protected]> >> > Sent: Wednesday, April 25, 2001 1:26 PM >> > Subject: Re: [MA-MENDON] responses >> > >> > >> > > Isn't there a "Mayflower Families in Progress" published on Desire >> > & John >> > > Gorham? >> > > Your Otis line. Is that the family that removed to NH? I don't >> > have >> > > directs to that line, but think couple of Otis lines married into >> > my >> > > Heard and Warren lines. Very interesting family. >> > > I see how we connect indirectly with our Foote line. >> > > Does your Cook line connect with our Walter? >> > > Thanks for sharing your connection with John Howland. >> > > Joan >> > > >> > > On Wed, 25 Apr 2001 13:08:34 -0700 "Deborah Cook" >> > > <[email protected]> writes: >> > > > Mine is >> > > > >> > > > John Howland m. Elizabeth Tilley >> > > > daug. Desire Howland m. John Gorham >> > > > daug. Lydia Gorham m. John Thatcher >> > > > daug. Hannah Thatcher m. Nathaniel Otis >> > > > son John Otis m. Prudence Taintor >> > > > daug. Sarah Otis m. Israel Foote >> > > > daug. Sarah Foote m. Roger Hale >> > > > son Israel Foote Hale m. Elizabeth >> > > > Veronica >> > > > Keepers >> > > > son William Henry Hale m. Rachel >> > Jane >> > > > Wallis >> > > > daug. Julia Caroll Hale m. >> > > > Charles W. >> > > > Mesecher >> > > > son Roland James >> > Mesecher >> > > > m. >> > > > Martha Marguerite Stoll >> > > > daug. Betty Jane >> > Mesecher >> > > > m. Fred >> > > > Dunsworth Cook >> > > > Then me Deborah Coleen Cook >> > > > >> > > > This is all documented. I have a gen book titled "Hale >> > Brothers" >> > > > which has >> > > > all of the info. >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > ----- Original Message ----- >> > > > From: Joan C. Miller <[email protected]> >> > > > To: <[email protected]> >> > > > Sent: Wednesday, April 25, 2001 10:39 AM >> > > > Subject: Re: [MA-MENDON] responses >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > > I meant to ask you Coleen, how do you descend from John >> > Howland? >> > > > > Alice and I descend from Hannah who married Jonathan Bosworth, >> > Jr. >> > > > > >> > > > > Joan >> > > > > >> > ________________________________________________________________ >> > > > > GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! >> > > > > Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! >> > > > > Join Juno today! 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