William Anderson settled in Bloody Brook. I found the cemetery where Joanne Clark Anderson and her daughter Elisa are burried along with Solomon Amderson and his wife. My question is, what are the boundaries of Bloody Brook? Just where in Deerfield today, would be considered Bloody Brook? I'm still looking for William Anderson.

I get copies of all I send to my lists and I just got back a notice I sent to all of my genealogy related email lists and for whatever reason it said that the message was in MIME form and most of it came out goobly gop. I was trying to send a picture in the body of the email instead of an attachment of a Civil War Marker that I got through VA. I wanted it to inspire everybody who has thought of doing the same thing. Does anybody know if it is possible to send a pic to our lists and if so how. I bet it is not allowed. Also in the body of my letter I made a serious error. I put down that my ancestor was killed at Port Huron, La.--I meant to type Port Hudson, La. on May 25, 1863. I know all the Civil War Buffs are offended--sorry about that. That having been said--I will cut and paste from the original email I sent a while ago. I wish I could send the pic of the Civil War Marker but you get my meaning anyway. Renne Harrington Blocker Cut and Paste: Great News Everybody!!I wrote all of my Civil War and genealogy related email lists in the spring and asked for suggestions and help as to how I would go about getting a Civil War Marker for my ancestor who died during the Battle of Port Hudson, La. on May 25, 1863. The response and encouragement from all of you was overwhelming. I downloaded the forms from VA's website, filled them out and sent in 13 pgs. of documentation. The VA website says that usually they will NOT provide a Civil War marker unless you can prove absolutely that the deceased has no other marker or grave anywhere. I provided them with my ancestor's muster-in papers, letters from Port Hudson and other pertinent paperwork which satisfied them that indeed my ancestor DID NOT have an existing grave or marker anywhere else. I asked that this Civil War Marker be erected next to his mother in Lee Ma. I completed all the paperwork on June 20,2003. I waited for about 6 wks. and never heard anything about my app being approved or turned down. Low and behold I heard from a wonderful gentleman that work had been done on my family plot last Wed. He took this picture of my ancestor's marker!! It was approved, made, shipped, installed all within a 6 wk. period of time. Take heart everybody and if this has been of a dream of yours(getting a VA marker) don't give up. Thank you everyone for making my family's dream come true. A lot of you asked that I keep the list updated as to what happened when I applied. God Bless, Renne Harrington Blocker

Of course there are burying grounds in Goshen.... but what you need to know is: 1.Narragansett # 4 West .....(Narragansett townships were given to soldiers(around 1730's) who fought the Indian Wars, especially King Philip's, 1674-77. 2.Gore Plantation..have no information on this 3.Prior to 1781, it was part of Chesterfield called "hesterfield Gore" 4.1781 incorporated as a town 5.1785 part of Conway annexes 6.1789 part annexed to Chesterfield 7.1795 bounds between Goshen, Chesterfield,and Williamsburg established (bounds established 2 more times, 1797 and 1810) souce: Historical Data Relating to Counties,Cities and Towns in Mass.; Sec. of Commonwealth, NEGHS, 1997 ---------- When looking for your ancestor(s) be sure to check out the other towns as well IF you dont find whom you are seeking in Goshen. --- Cynthia list admin for Mass Bay Colony http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/MA-BAY-COLONY ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, August 12, 2003 10:11 AM Subject: [MAFRANKL] goshen cemetery's > Hello everyone, can someone tell me were there are any burying ground's in or > around Goshen. > > > ==== MAFRANKL Mailing List ==== > Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness > http://www.raogk.org/massachu.htm > >

----- Original Message ----- From: "Cliff Cobb" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, August 11, 2003 12:30 PM Subject: [GM-L] Maybe helpful Josiah Cobb Info > Josiah Cobb was born in 1773 the son of ___? Cobb and ___? ___? in either Ma. or VT. On april 1, 1793, Josiah married Hannah Crittenden b. May 2, 1775, in Ashfield, the dau. of Isaac Crittenden and Phebe Foster, also in 1793 a (H)osiah Cobb was listed as a Taxpayer in Ashfield. In 1800, Josiah Cobb was the Grantee on a property sale in Buckland. By the 1800 Census for Buckland, they had 4 children living with them; 2 boys under ten, named ___? and ___?, and 2 girls named ___? and ___?. In the 1810 Census For Buckland they had 7 children: 3 boys under 10yrs: ___?, Josiah Jr. b.1801, Christopher Bliss b.1808, 1 boy ___? 10-16yrs. 2 girls under 10yrs. ___?, Nancy b.1802, 1 girl ___? 10-16 yrs., 2 women between 26-45, Hannah and ___? and 1 Woman over 45yrs. On May 2,1814, in Buckland, Josiah married Phebe Shaw b.May 22, 1784, in Taunton, Ma., the dau. of Benjamin Shaw and Sarah Richmond. By at least June of 1814, Josiah, aged 41, joined the Mass Militia raised in Boston, In S! > ept. of 1814, he was stationed at Rochester, NY., under Gen. Goodwin's command. Also 1n 1814, he wa Grantor on a property transaction in Buckland. Between 1814 and 1817 Josiah relocated to Clarkson, then Genessee Co., NY just outside of Rochester. This could be becase of a Land Grant or Bounty from the War of 1812. We know josiah was in Clarkson by or before, because Richmond, eldest by Phebe, was born there in 1817. The 1820 Census shows Josiah, Phebe and children Josiah Jr., Nancy, Christopher Bliss, Chauncy (b.1812 to Hannah), living in Clarkson, NY. What happened to the 4 children born 1794-1800, they would have been 20-26 yrs.old in 1820? Did some or all stay in Ma., or did they move to NY, and leave the home before the 1820 Census? The 1830 Census for Clarkson shows Josiah, now 57, Phebe now 46, Chauncy 18, Richmond 13, ___? female 5-10, and William 2. After 1830 I have absolutely "0" info on Josiah and Phebe nor the first four children by Hannah. Anyone out there that! > may have anything on this family, your help would be greatly appreciated. In stumbling about in my usually ignorant way I have come across many transplanted New Englanders here or were here in Western NY. Info I will gladly share. Cliff > > > ==== GenMassachusetts Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe: http://www.rootsweb.com/~maillist/us/index.html > >

Hello everyone, can someone tell me were there are any burying ground's in or around Goshen.

My focus for now will be to computerize the genealogy information from the book: "The History of Rowe, Massachusetts, by Percy Whiting Brown, 2d edition, Privately Published, 1935, Cleveland, Ohio, Printed by A. D. Williams Company, 114 pages." I copied this book at the Denver Public Library, while in Denver in June. My database has grown to a little over 191,000 individual names, mostly for the descendants of early settlers to Hartford, Conn (that married into the Webster, Treat, Marsh, Martin families and others) and early settlers of Franklin County, Mass. The Webster & Marsh families were early settlers of Hadley, Mass. and ended up marrying into many of the early families that settled in Hampshire, Berkshire and Franklin counties. I have limited information on the settlers of Rowe, Mass. If any of the readers on the list would be interested in sharing their family genealogy for their families that resided in Rowe, I will merge it into the database and share the information developed and linked. My area of interest remains the settlers prior to 1850, however, I will frequently carry family lines up to and into the early 1900's in order to link extended family genealogies. I have updated my list of old published genealogies, town history & vital records, and cemetery record computerized and if you'd like a copy, send me a e-mail. Again, the focus here is Franklin County, Mass. Please contact me directly @ Paul W. Allred - [email protected]

The History of Rowe, Massachusetts, by Percy Whiting Brown, 2d edition, Privately Published, 1935, Cleveland, Ohio, Printed by A. D. Williams Company. p. 11. Apparently John Stoddard had bargained with Moses Rice for the erection of some sort of a fort on the hill tops of Rowe. Moses Rice had come from Rutland to be the first settler in Charlemont.* He built his first cabin in the spring of 1743 near a buttonwood tree that is still standing a few rods from the Charlemont bridge. In June 1755, twelve years later, Captain Rice was killed and scalped by Indians and his remains buried nearby. The grave is marked by a small monument which was dedicated in 1871. * The first mention of Charlemont is in a deed from Phineas Stevens to Othniel Taylor dated Nov. 3, 1742, in which it is called "Checkley's Town, otherwise called Charlemont.

Hello List, can anyone help Phyllis W? Please respond to [email protected] - thanks! Sue ----- Original Message ----- From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Sent: Mon, 12 May 2003 08:08 Subject: Fwd: {not a subscriber} MOODY-HOOKER Good Morning Paul, SKS suggested I email you with my brick wall. I'm looking for my gggrandparents,Edwin Francis MOODY,born 1 May 1797 in NH. s/o of Edwin & Mary (WALKER)MOODY.He married Sarah HOOKER whose parents & siblings were all born in MA. She was the 10th child of Daniel & Mary(GATES)HOOKER. She does not appear to be born in MA altho a census says she was.The family moved to Brandon,VT but I wrote & they claim no Sarah. She was born 22 June,1798 in ???.I can't find anything on Edwin's parents or siblings as I don't know what town they came from.I got his parents names from the internet on MyTrees.com & then found out I would need a subscription to get any more info. Being on a fixed income that's impossible.Is there any way you can help ? Thanks a million.Phyllis W. ---- Msg sent via CWNet - http://cwnet.com/

While searching the IGI for possible German family connections, I came across the 1859 marriage of John Sherle (b. about 1835 in Germany) to Agnes Pfafferll. The marriage is said to have taken place in Greenfield, Franklin County, MA. I would like to hear from others who are researching German families in Greenfield during the mid 1800s. My particular interest is in the parents of the above John Sherle: Louis and Magdelena Sherle. Judy Russell Bogart, GA

I got this email from one of my lists the yesterday. Aol has a new spam blocking tool where you highlight unwanted mail, then click on a "block" button. it then sends a report to Aol, and blocks any email from that address. Aol has sued several people as well as filed criminal charges. Sound great right??? Apparently, it has it's flaws. People have been blocking mail from the rootsweb discussion lists, instead of unsubscribing when they are no longer interested. Here's the email I received: Several days ago AOL began blocking all emails sent by USGenNet's server. : This means that list subscribers who have AOL addresses can't receive the : list posts.  Also, USGenNet account holders with AOL addresses can't use : their email aliases to forward their site's mail to their AOL address. This : holds true for all domains hosted by USGenNet, including ALHN and AHGP main : sites, USGenWeb Census Project, Combs Families, and TNGenWeb just to name a : few. : All mail originating from our server to any AOL address bounces back with : this message: : : "The information presently available to AOL indicates this server is : generating high volumes of member complaints from AOL's member base. Based : on AOL's Unsolicited Bulk E-mail policy at : http://www.aol.com/info/bulkemail.html AOL : may not accept further e-mail transactions from this server or domain. For : more information, please visit http://postmaster.info.aol.com." I called AOL Saturday and they specified what they felt warranted their : block, and I passed the information on to Jim Cole, our SysAdmin.  Jim has : tested, and re-tested, but can't find anything to their claims. Our server : is not open to indescriminate use or abuse and is very secure. : : Since I was told by AOL that the block will not ever be lifted unless : USGenNet corrects the "problems" they mentioned, it seems unlikely : that the block will be removed any time soon and those affected should act : accordingly. : : We are continuing our efforts to get the block removed, and will keep you : informed. : : Ginger Cisewski : President, USGenNet.Org : Melissa Foster-Rose "My Family Tree is Full of NUTS!!! www.angelfire.com/ky3/nuts FOR MORE INFO, SEE ABOVE WEBPAGE!! Researching the following surnames: BIRT, BOLIN-OSBORNE, BRAY, BRONAUGH, BROWN, BUCKLES, CANADA, CARRICK, CARTER, CHAMPION, CHANDLER, CHEW, COWGER/KOGER/COGER, DAVENPORT, DICKERSON, DICKS/DIX/DIECKS, DOAN/DOANE, DUNNING, EYE, FOSTER, FRARY, GREEN, HARVEY, HAWKS, HIATT, HINSDALE, HOLLAND, KELLY, LARIMER, MADDOCK, MCGREW, MCMICAN, MCPHERSON, MELTON, MENDENHALL, NEWLIN, OSBORNE, PARKER, RARIDEN, VAUGHN, WELLS, WOODWARD, ZORN. ALSO, ROSE, PETTY, MCHUGH, CLINE

http://cyndy.smugmug.com/gallery/16494/1/557268 West Springfield, Mass: Union St.Cemetery ------- http://cyndy.smugmug.com/gallery/16664 West Springfield.....old cemetery near Day house --------- Cynthia list admin for Mass Bay Colony http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/MA-BAY-COLONY

Dear Rich, I assume you mean Rev. Joel Bordwell 1732-1811. This information, posted at http://merrill.olm.net/shs/allred/bardwell/index.html , is from Paul Allred ([email protected]). Where are the graves? Kent, CT? Deane Merrill [email protected] Rev. Joel BORDWELL was born on 24 Oct 1732 in Deerfield, Franklin, Massachusetts.258,259 He died on 6 Dec 1811 in Kent, Litchfield, Connecticut.260,261 History of Deerfield, by George Sheldon, Vol. II, Published by E. A. Hall & Co., Greenfield, MA, 1896. p. 59. Graduated Yale College in 1756; studied for the ministry; settled pastor at Kent, Ct., Oct. 28, 1758 was an ardent out-spoken Whig, and thereby gave offence to his more conservative friends; Joel changed the family name to Bordwell, and for some generations it was usually pronouced Baudle and written Bordwell, bordell, or Bordle; died in office, Dec 1811, after a pastorate of 53 years. He was married to Jane MILLS (daughter of Rev. Sameul MILLS) on 6 Sep 1768.262 Rev. Joel BORDWELL and Jane MILLS had the following children: 88 i. Sarah Day BORDWELL was born on 6 Oct 1769 in Kent, Litchfield, Connecticut.263 89 ii. Martha BORDWELL was born on 8 Aug 1771 in Kent, Litchfield, Connecticut.264 90 iii. Jane Mills BORDWELL was born about 1773 in Kent, Litchfield, Connecticut. She was baptized on 2 May 1773.265 91 iv. Mills BORDWELL was born on 1 Sep 1775 in Kent, Litchfield, Connecticut.266 92 v. Mary BORDWELL was born on 27 Dec 1777 in Kent, Litchfield, Connecticut.267 93 vi. Samuel BORDWELL was born on 23 Oct 1780 in Kent, Litchfield, Connecticut.268 He died on 17 Jul 1783 in Kent, Litchfield, Connecticut.269 94 vii. Betsey BORDWELL was born on 4 Jun 1782 in Kent, Litchfield, Connecticut.270 She died on 15 Nov 1791 in Kent, Litchfield, Connecticut.271 95 viii. Lavina BORDWELL was born on 2 Jul 1784 in Kent, Litchfield, Connecticut.272 96 ix. Samuel BORDWELL was born about 1786 in Kent, Litchfield, Connecticut. He was baptized in Sep 1786.273 258. Vital Records of Montague, Massachusetts To The End of The Year 1849. Published by the Essex Institute Salem Mass. 1934. p. 12 - Date. 259. History of Deerfield, by George Sheldon, Published by E. A. Hall & Co., Greenfield, MA, 1896. p. 57 - Date & location. 260. Ancestral File - Version 4.19. Date. 261. History of Deerfield, by George Sheldon, Published by E. A. Hall & Co., Greenfield, MA, 1896. p. 57 - Date & location. 262. Ibid. p. 59 - Date & lineage. 263. Ibid. p. 59 - Date & location. 264. Ibid. p. 59 - Date & location. 265. Ibid. p. 59 - Date. 266. Ibid. p. 59 - Date & location. 267. Ibid. p. 59 - Date & location. 268. Ibid. p. 59 - Date & location. 269. Ibid. p. 59 - Date & location. 270. Ibid. p. 59 - Date & location. 271. Ibid. p. 59 - Date & location. 272. Ibid. p. 59 - Date & location. 273. Ibid. p. 59 - Date. At 03:28 PM 8/4/2003 -0700, you wrote: >If anyone is interested, I have cemetery photo's of >the Reverend Joel [Bordwell]Bardwell and his family. > >Rich > > >==== MAFRANKL Mailing List ==== >Franklin County, MA Message Board >http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=localities.northam.usa.states.massachusetts.counties.franklin >

Date? Locality? Carl Hommel ----- Original Message ----- From: "Richard Clarke" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, August 04, 2003 6:28 PM Subject: [MAFRANKL] Bardwell Family. > If anyone is interested, I have cemetery photo's of > the Reverend Joel [Bordwell]Bardwell and his family. > > Rich > > > ==== MAFRANKL Mailing List ==== > Franklin County, MA Message Board > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=localities.northam.usa.states.massachusetts.counties.franklin >

Can anyone help...........I am looking for Lydia M. Jenkins Chickering b: abt 1846 Conway, MA Franklin County parents: David & Sophronia Jenkins. I have her up to about the year 1886 then I lose her. I find her husband Frederick S. Chickering in the 1920 Greenfield, MA, Franklin County Census listed as a widower. I have postcards that were written to her up to the year 1908 addressed in Greenfield, MA, Franklin County but I can't find her in the 1900 or 1910 Census. I am looking for the year of her death and where she is buried and or any other information. Greenfield and Montague do not have a death certificate on her. Thank you, Arline

If anyone is interested, I have cemetery photo's of the Reverend Joel [Bordwell]Bardwell and his family. Rich

Hi Bonnie: We meet again.... Your Benjamin Baker, I have the Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island and it states....this one may be the one you seek. ---page 178 Thomas Baker, married Sarah____; tailor, **1685,Dec.24, Newport RI. He bought of Ralph Paine of Newport, 25 acres in Providence for £1. **1689 Feb.25, Kingstown. He was a tailor,and wife Sarah. Thomas-2 b....d m ____ b...d Newport, Kings Town, RI **1653, Dec 17. his land is mentioned as adjoining that of George Kenrick of Newport, in a deed of the latter to William Field, of Providence **1655 ordained **1656 Thomas and William Vaughan, and some others left the First Baptist Church and formed a congregation known as the Second Baptist Church of which he was for a time pastor. the reasons for seperation are thus stated: " said persons conceived a prejudice against psalmody, and agianst the restraints that the liberty of prophesying was laid under,and also against the doctorine of particular redemtion, and against the rite of laying on of hands as a matter of indifference" **1666 Kings Town. He removed thence about this time and gathered a church together of which he was first pastor, officiating for many years in that capacity, his successor, Richard Sweet, followed in 1716. ----- i. THOMAS of North Kingstown, RI b ? d. 1743 m. Mary ___ b. ? d.1743? **1709, May 27: Kings Town; Thomas and 5 others bought 792 acres of vancant lands in Narragannsett **1743, Feb.20: will proved. Ex.,son Jeremiah. To son Thomas,£50; to son John 5s; to son Abner,£40; to son Josiah,5s; to son Philip, £45; to son, Ichabod, £5 ; to daughters, Sarah___ and Elizabeth Green, all household goods. To daughter Anne,wife of Stephen Sweet, 5s ; To son Jeremiah, homestead, buildings, etc. * Thomas- b. 169-, Jan 7 * Jeremiah- 170_, July 26 * John- 1699, Sept 20 * Abner- 170_, Mar 6 * Sarah - 170_, Dec 15 * Josiah - 170_,Oct 11 * Joshua- 17__, Feb.11 * Joseph - 17__, Feb.17 no birthdates for Elizabeth, Ann, Philip, Ruth, Ichabod. -------- ii. Benjamin of North Kingstown, Ri b.? m. 1705 Mary H___, b.? d? **1709, May 27 Kings Town. He and 12 others bought 1824 acres of the vacant lands in Narragansett, near Devil's Foot. ** 1726 +- admininstered brother Thomas'as he died intestate, leaving children Benjamin and Mercy ( no birthdates) --- iii. James married Penelope Wescott, dau of Amos and Deborah(Stafford) children: daughter, Daniel, Abiel, George, and Alice. ====================== Cynthia http://Cyndy.smugmug.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "bweber" <[email protected]> > Hi > I am trying to find records for BENJAMIN BAKER, the above who migrated from > R.I. abt 1778-80. > He was born abt 1750 in S. Kingstown, m (1) Lois Babcock - 1 child Louise, d > abt 1774. (2) Hannah Tucker. All but their first child were born in Leyden, > Franklin, MA. (3) Mary Babcock - no children. > Jesse 1778, RI > Benjamin 26 Oct 1780 > Newman 26 Jan 1783 > Lucy & Lois 12 Oct 1785 > Jirah 18 Apr 1788 > Simon Clark 11 Oct 1790 > Hannah 19 Feb 1793 > Mary (Polly) 7 Aug 1795 > Have not been able to find any vital records for any of the children. The > info that I have was researched by my great aunt many years ago. > Thanks for any help. > Bonnie

Hi I am trying to find records for BENJAMIN BAKER, the above who migrated from R.I. abt 1778-80. He was born abt 1750 in S. Kingstown, m (1) Lois Babcock - 1 child Louise, d abt 1774. (2) Hannah Tucker. All but their first child were born in Leyden, Franklin, MA. (3) Mary Babcock - no children. Jesse 1778, RI Benjamin 26 Oct 1780 Newman 26 Jan 1783 Lucy & Lois 12 Oct 1785 Jirah 18 Apr 1788 Simon Clark 11 Oct 1790 Hannah 19 Feb 1793 Mary (Polly) 7 Aug 1795 Have not been able to find any vital records for any of the children. The info that I have was researched by my great aunt many years ago. Thanks for any help. Bonnie

Paul, hope this is new stuff for you... History of Greenfield, Shire Town of Granklin Coounty, Massachusetts by Francis M. Thompson, Vol. II, Greenfield, Mass., 1904, Press of T. Morey & Son p. 768- Dr. Helez Alvord of South Hadley and Montague, came to Greenfield in 1827. He died in 1829, aged thirty-eight years. VR of Greenfield, Massachusetts to the Year 1850 NEHGS, Boston, Mass, 1915 p. 244 Greenfield Deaths Alvord, Helaz, Dr., Dec. 12, 1829, a 38, G.R.1 (G.R. 1 = gravestone record, Federal Street Cemetery) I do not see any w. or ch. listed in BMD. Note: sp. of Helaz is not my typo, trans. as is. Here is a link to a map of the Grfld. cems. - my knowledge of Gfld. tells me it is the one marked "unammed cemetery" on Federal St., in the ctr. of map.- click on "Greenfield" http://pages.cthome.net/rmclarke/Index.htm another source you may want to check is either the 2 vol. book or CD Directory of Deceased American Physicians 1804-1929. call no. W22 AA1 D525 1993 Vols. 1-2 / resource lists schools, practice, & is a genealogical guide often prov. brief bios. - well worth the lookup. happy hunting! Sue ---- From: "Paul Berman" <[email protected]> Subject: [MAFRANKL] Alvord Date: Sun, 3 Aug 2003 12:21:18 -0400 looking for the family of Helez Alvord of Greenfield thankyou. Time was 1820s Paul

looking for the family of Helez Alvord of Greenfield thankyou. Time was 1820s Paul

First Generation 1. Elizabeth SIKES was born on 25 JAN 1835 in Deerfield, Franklin, Massachusetts.1 She died on 22 MAR 1835 in Deerfield, Franklin, Massachusetts.1 She was buried in Old Cemetery, South Deerfield, Franklin, Massachusetts.2 Second Generation 2. Solomon SIKES was born in 1798 in , , Massachusetts.3 He died in 1871 in , , New York.3 Solomon SIKES and Harriet Nelson AUSTIN were married in 1824 in Colrain, Franklin, Massachusetts.4,5 3. Harriet Nelson AUSTIN was born on 28 SEP 1802 in Wendell, Franklin, Massachusetts.3,6 She died in 1870 in , , New York.3 Solomon SIKES and Harriet Nelson AUSTIN had the following children: i. Julia S. SIKES was born in 1829.7 She died on 6 MAY 1831 in Deerfield, Franklin, Massachusetts.1 She was buried in Old Cemetery, South Deerfield, Franklin, Massachusetts.2 1 ii. Elizabeth SIKES. Third Generation 6. Marriage intention was recorded on 5 JAN 1801 in Wendell, Franklin, Massachusetts8 Certificates of marriages published from under the hands of Town Clerk of Wendell, MA, 25 Apr 1787 to 15 September 1890. of Montague, Mass. Lewis AUSTIN and Polly HAMMOND were married in 1801. 7. Polly HAMMOND. Certificates of marriages published from under the hands of Town Clerk of Wendell, MA, 25 Apr 1787 to 15 September 1890. of Wendell, Mass. Lewis AUSTIN and Polly HAMMOND had the following children: i. Miriam Hammond AUSTIN was born on 1 SEP 1801 in Wendell, Franklin, Massachusetts.6 3 ii. Harriet Nelson AUSTIN. iii. Hannah Hammond AUSTIN was born on 28 MAY 1810 in Wendell, Franklin, Massachusetts.6 Sources 1. Vital Records of Deerfield, Mass. to the Year 1850, Compiled by Thomas W. Baldwin, Published by The New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, Mass., 1926. p. 312 - Date & location. 2. Ibid., p. 312 - Location. 3. Dorothy Crawford e-mail: [email protected], Year & state. 4. Vital Records of Deerfield, Mass. to the Year 1850, Compiled by Thomas W. Baldwin, Published by The New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, Mass., 1926. p. 312 - Given name of wife. 5. Dorothy Crawford e-mail: [email protected], Year & location. 6. Vital Records of Wendell, Mass - Births. Copied by Dr. Wetherbee of New Salem, Mass. 16 November 1968. Date & location. 7. Vital Records of Deerfield, Mass. to the Year 1850, Compiled by Thomas W. Baldwin, Published by The New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, Mass., 1926. p. 312 - Year. 8. Certificates of marriages published from under the hands of Town Clerk of Wendell, MA, 25 Apr 1787 to 15 September 1890. This information is unpublished and was copied from original records by Eunice Mackie and Carolyn Chinouard. Posted by Betty-Sue Pratt ([email protected]) on Franklin County, Mass. List. Date & location.