Morning All Again, Nice hearing from you Tim S. Don't be shy send in any query, question etc. you may have. AND that goes for all new and older listers whom we haven't heard from . Warfield was a big area name,at one time. These are the ones I have in my data base. Individual List - 11 Jun 2001 ----------------------------------------------------------------- WARFIELD, Abigail-12635 (F) WARFIELD, Elijah-4311 (M) WARFIELD, Elijah-6328 (M) WARFIELD, Elizabeth-4020 (F) WARFIELD, Ester-4422 (F) WARFIELD, Harriet HOWARD-2581 (F) WARFIELD, Ithamar-20204 (F) mar. Philip AMMIDON WARFIELD, John Deacon-20205 (M) WARFIELD, Luther-7004 (M) WARFIELD, Sophia (wid._Bullard)-5998 (F) Have a little more info on names above. if anyone's interested. Harriet Howard Warfield above married Merrick Paine Thayer, and I am well acquainted with their grand daughter Myla Thayer, who at present is 95 yrs. young. Tim do you know what family your Bible got handed down from. I'd like to tell her about these Bible entries.. She is very much into genealogy and local history. Yes, at her age. :) If we all had half her brain we'd all be a genius Have a nice day, Alice [email protected] - Message From Massachusetts
Alice, Our Warfield bible was presented to John and Lovina upon their marriage. It was passed down through my maternal grandmother Ullie May Kimball who married William Charles Moore Daunt. (lineage from William of Owlpen Manor-England through William of Tracton Abbey-Ireland) Ullie's parents were Fred William Kimball and Ida Francis Sherman. Fred's father Joseph married Amanda Maria Warfield. Teresa (Warfield) Wells sent me a scanned picture of Caleb and Ellen Warfield, should anyone be interested. John Sherman, a contractor/builder constructed a home on the old Uxbridge-Mendon road fairly close to the Thompson "Farm" after Margaret died and lived until his death with my mother's family (Wm. Daunt). In the 1960's my grandfather Daunt, after moving all around the country, purchased an old farm (circa 1790) on a lane off the same road where they spent the remaining years of their lives. Sorry, I can't remember the name of the lane, but it was the site of some of my best memories on summer vacations. When the Daunts returned to the area there was a newspaper article published interviewing William, because he was such a colorful character and the historic nature of the farm he bought. Ullie, his wife was cousin to the Thompsons and Browns and the Barons and our family was well aquainted within the community. Please email me directly should any of this be of interest. Best Regards, Tim