This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Barry, Sullivan Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AFB.2ACE/1844 Message Board Post: Hello all, I am in search of a BARRY family that lived in the Arlington/Lexington/Cambridge area in the mid/late 1800s. More specifically, I am looking for a William Barry, b abt 1869 and married Mary (Marie) Sullivan in abt 1913. Any information on these people, or other Barry families in this area at the same time would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

Hi Greg.... No, I've not seen the article you mentioned, but I shall try to find it at our library. I've heard of Daniel Adams, but at that point I wasn't paying attention to siblings of my ancestors, and have just recently begun going back to fill in this information. I discovered not long ago, and have yet to document this, that George and Daniel's father, George, Jr., had a brothers named Joseph and John. I believe it was Joseph who married Margaret Eames. That's not apropos of anything - except for her family name. I don't know if you have the information that George and Daniel's mother was Frances Taylor, born 1626 in Cambridge, MA. She was the daughter of Richard Taylor and Ann --?--. I don't see Frances's surname in all of the "trees". I'll keep my eyes open for further information on Daniel Adams and wish you good luck in your research! Suzi Larson

Hi Janice... Thank you for the huge amount of research on the Stearns you sent! Wow -- there were a lot of them! My Stearns began with the Isaac who came to America in 1630 and to Watertown in 1631. His son, Samuel, b. 1638 in Watertown. Samuel married Hannah Manning and they had Isaac Stearns in 1674. Isaac married Mary Bemis and they had [Deacon] Isaac Stearns, who married Elizabeth Child in 1729 in Waltham. The family moved back to Watertown. Deacon Isaac and Elizabeth had Joshua Stearns. He married Lois Peirce of Waltham and they had Elizabeth Stearns in 1776. Elizabeth married Joel Smith of Lexington in 1794. Their son, Joshua Stearns Smith married Maria Lawrence of Lexington. These were the grandparents of my great-grandmother, Martha Augusta Smith of Cambridge, MA, born 1872. My great-grandmother had many memories of her grandmother, Maria. Luckily, I loved hearing the stories! Since my great-grandmother died when I was a teenager, I remember the stories and have many of the notes and letters on the genealogy of the immediate family that she shared with her sister and cousins. But I never had all the background of the Stearns family and it's many branches. Thanks so very much for sending this along, Janice. And thanks to ALL who responded to my query. What a great list this is....so full of dear and generous people! Suzi

I will send to you under separate cover the entire Stearns family of Watertown (over 200 kbs but NotePad text format. Anyone want the file - email me. Janice Excerpt - Stearns - Watertown 3. Ebenezer Stearns b. Oct 3, 1741; m. April 6, 1769, Martha Holbrook of Worcester. After the birth of three children, he moved to Warwick, Mass. Children: 1. James Stearns b. in Worcester, Jan 8, 1770; m. Sally Chase & settled in Windham, Vermont. 2. Clarke Stearns b . in Worcester, Oct 17, 1771; d. July 24, 1773. 3. Martha Stearns b. in Worcester, Sept 8, 1773; m. Nathan Leonard of Warwick. 4. Eleanor Stearns b. July 19, 1775; m. Samuel Ball of Warwick. 5. Ebenezer Stearns b. Aug 6, 1777; of Warwick; m. Feb 27, 1803, Eunice Ball who d. Dec 18, 1805 and he m. (2) April 11, 1808, Hannah Hastings. Children: 1. Mary Stearns b. Nov 15, 1803; m. Oct 12, 1846, Calvin Woodward of Orange, Mass. 2. Samuel B. Stearns b. Nov 28, 1805; d. March 12, 1840; unm. 3. Eunice Stearns b. Mar 17, 1809; m. May 28, 1832, Noah Adams and settled at Winchester, N.H. 4. Hannah Stearns born and died Aug 20, 1811. 5. Clark Stearns b. Aug 20, 1813; Rep. of Warwick in State Legislature, 1850; m. Dec 5, 1839, Mary Adams. Children: 1. Samuel A. Stearns b. Feb 15, 1841. 2. David C. Stearns b. Sept 5, 1843. 6. Harriet Stearns b. Dec 27, 1819; m. April 24, 1849, Sabin Skelton of Worcester, Mass. 7. Ebenezer Stearns b. Dec 14, 1825; died Aug 6, 1827. p.464 6. Clark Stearns b. Dec 21, 1779; m. Hannah Leonard and settled in Champlain, Clinton County, N.Y. 7. Sarah Stearns b. Jan 12, 1782; m. Josiah Proctor of Warwick.

Hi Suzi, I just checked the "History of Chelmsford," and, even though there are many ADAMS people mentioned, I don't see a George. The "History of Carlisle" mentions a George, but only as an architect / designer of the Library in the 1800's?. The "History of Westford" does not mention a George, either. Perhaps someone who is descended from an ADAMS family in this area has information for you ! Betty ----- Original Message ----- From: "Darrell and Suzi" <darsuz@mbam.net> To: <MAMIDDLE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, April 23, 2006 5:08 PM Subject: Adams family.... > Hi Betty... > > Might my George Adams III, born 1647, Watertown, MA and married to > Martha Fiske in 1683/84 be part of the Adams family you're researching? > As far as I can ascertain my Adams family (George,Jr. and his brothers > Joseph and John) were from Somerset Co., England and came directly to > Watertown. > George Adams III had a sister, Margaret, who married Thomas Wellington, > Jr., and so I'm related to this particular Adams family twice. > Just curious...and as always, I've enjoyed reading your wonderfully > researched reports! Thanks so much for the work that you do. > > Suzi Larson >

"Genealogies of the Families and Descendants of the Early Settlers of Watertown, Massachusetts," by Dr. Henry Bond. p.1 George Adams, a glover, and wife Frances, settled in Watertown as early as 1645. Nov 4, 1664, he and wife Frances sold to John Chinery "my dwelling house in Water- town and land adjoining." He moved to Cambridge Farms (Lexington), prob. about the time of the above sale. The birth of only two of his children are recorded, but probably he had at least five. Children: 1. John Adams b. Aug 6, 1645. 2. George Adams b. 1647; birth not recorded. 3. Daniel Adams, executor of his father's Will. 4. Joseph Adams, b. Mar 6, 1657. 5. Mary Adams, bap. and o.c. in Watertown, Nov 21, 1686. "George Adams Sr. of Cambridge," (Lexington) died October 10, 1696. Inventory £16.13.8. Son Daniel Adams sole executor. (see Barry, p. 166, Note). John Adams of Watertown, 1662, then aged 37, was probably the John Adams admitted freeman, April, 1668. Was he the John Adams of Medfield who sold land in Watertown to Robert Harrington, Sept. 9, 1692? George Adams, Jr. (son of George Adams Sr.) of Cambridge Farms (Lexington) m. Jan 20 1683-4, Martha Fiske (J.Fiske, 7). His wife was bap. in Watertown Nov 21, 1686 by Mr. Bailey and he was bap. by Mr. Angier, and o.c. June 19, 1698. Children: 1. George Adams b. in Cambridge (Lexington) April 28, 1685; bap. in Watertown Nov 21, 1686; was a physician, (in the Co. Records, "a bonesetter," and "chirurgeon") and resided in Cambridge Farms until about 1720 when he moved into Watertown, West Precinct (Waltham) where he died Feb 8, 1767 aged 82. His Will was dated 1765. He m. Judith ____ Children: 1. Lydia Adams b. at Lexington July 9, 1706; m. Oct 13, 1731, Caleb Pond of Dedham. [?father of Dr. Seth Pond of Waltham] 2. Jonas Adams b. June 6, 1708; died next January. 3. Judith Adams b. Sept 15, 1709; m. ____ Boyden. 4. Elizabeth Adams b. July 8, 1712; m. Feb 26, 1744, Robert Baker of Concord. 5. Hannah Adams b. Feb 9, 1714-15; m. Dec 4, 1734, Barrachias Lewis of Roxbury. p.2 6. Seth Adams b. Mar 25, 1717; d. 1730. 7. Josiah Adams b. June 13, 1719; of Weston; m. Jan 13, 1747, Grace Hagar. She was a widow in 1772. Children: 1. William Adams b. Oct 4, 1747; m. at Waltham, Dec 8, 1768, Hannah Stratton and had Sally Adams b. at Weston Aug 16, 1769. 2. Joel Adams b. at Mendon, April 1, 1749; m. at Lincoln, April 24, 1772, Lucy Whitney. 3. Elijah Adams b. at Mendon, March 31; died at Weston Sept 2, 1751. 4. Judith Adams b. at Lincoln Sept 12, 1754 d. at Lincoln, June 8, 1773. 5. Josiah Adams b. at Lincoln, Sept 12, 1755; [?Josiah Adams of Braintree m. Sept 19, 1785, Esther Wesson of Lincoln] 8. Deborah Adams b. 13th, died June 26, 1719 at Lexington. 9. Abigail Adams b. at Watertown (Waltham) May 6, 1721; d. May 26, 1740. 10. Daniel Adams b. at Watertown May 2, 1724; of Waltham, m. Nov 22, 1743, Elizabeth Baker of Watertown. Children: 1. Elizabeth Adams b. at Waltham, Mar 1, 1743-4. 2. Jonas Adams b. Mar 11, 1745-6. 3. Seth Adams b. Jan 13, 1747-8. 2. Martha Adams b. Jan 10, 1686-7; bap. at Watertown the next May, 22nd. 3. John Adams b. Sept 2, 1688; bap. at Watertown next March 10; m. Oct 27, 1714, Mary Flagg (? + 39,] and settled at Lexington. He was prob. the John Adams who m. Nov 24, 1743, Mary Sanderson. Children: 1. Mephibosheth Adams b. July 4, 1715; m. May 2, 1734, Jane Darley, and had: 1. Susanna Adams b. Mar 21, 1734-5 2. Luce Adams b. Dec 27, 1738. 3. Jane Adams b. June 3, 1740. 2. John Adams b. Feb 22, 1716-17; [?] Settled in Lincoln and by wife Elizabeth had: 1. John Adams b. Aug 5, 1748. 2. Amos Adams b. Jan 12, 1750. 3. Elizabeth Adams b. Oct 21, 1751; m. June 23, 1772, Nathaniel Gove of Lincoln. 4. Abigail Adams b. Oct 7, 1753; m. Oct 10, 1776 Abraham Bemis, Jr. 5. Stephen Adams b. Dec 15, 1755. 6. Joseph Adams b. Jan 11, 1758; d. April 1761. 7. Asa Adams b. Nov 7, 1759. 8. Mary Adams b. Dec 2, 1761. 9. Alice Adams b. Dec 9, 1763; m. at Waltham, Sept 11, 1783 Abijah Fiske. 10. Joseph Adams b. Feb 14, 1766; an ensign of Lincoln; m. (published July 10) 1795, Priscilla Martin of Cambridge. 11. Ephraim Adams b. Nov 8, 1768; m. April 3, 1789, Susanna Flagg of Waltham. 3. Mary Adams b. Feb 27, 1720-21. 4. Abijah Adams b. Jan 3, 1722-23; of Lexington; m. Jan 19, 1742-3, Mary Baker of Waltham. Children: 1. Mary Adams bap. at Waltham Jan 13, 1745. 2. Sarah Adams bap. Dec 13, 1747 3. Joseph Adams bap. Mar 3, 1749. 5. Prudence Adams b. April 1, 1727. 6. George Adams b. May 17, 1733; by wife Abigail had: 1. Abigail Adams b. Jan 3, 1759. 2. Anna Adams b. Dec 24, 1760. He m. (2) Mar 18, 1762, Elizabeth Crosby of Lexington. 4. Nathaniel Adams bap. June 12, 1698 [?] Nathaniel Adams of Grafton m. Nov 20, 1738, Eunice Stearns of Waltham. 5. Sarah Adams bap. June 12, 1698 6. Benjamin Adams b. Dec 20, 1701 at Lexington, by wife Eunice had: 1. Benjamin Adams b. Dec 20, 1701; of Lexington; by his wife Eunice had: 1. Benjamin Adams b. Feb 15, 1726; bap. at Watertown Feb 26th. 2. Micaiah Adams b. Feb 11, 1728; bap. at Watertown, Feb. 26th. 3. Samson Adams b. Aug 25, 1729 at Lexington. Wife ____? Children: 1. Thomas Adams. 2. John Adams. 3. Asa Adams. 4. Archelaus Adams. 5. Mary Adams b. Sept 4, 1760; m. Dec 19, 1783, Joseph Coolidge. 6. Anna Adams. 7. Prudence Adams who m. Feb 26, 1788 Abijah Sawin. 4. Eunice Adams bap. Jan 3, 1731. 5. Israel Adams b. Jan. 20, 1732-3. 6. Simon Adams b. Oct 15, 1734. 7. Ebenezer Adams b. July 25, 1736. 8. Nathaniel Adams b. Oct 6, 173_. 9. Ebenezer Adams b. May 23, 1740. 10. Abraham Adams b. Aug 24, 1742. 11. Solomon Adams b. April 6, 1744. 12. Martha Adams b. Nov 2, 1746. 13. Mary Adams b. Nov 26, 1748. p.3 The following were probably children of George and Martha Adams: 7. [?] Abigail Adams who m. May 30, 1727, Ebenezer Brown. 8. [?] Anna Adams who m. Dec 7, 1727, Isaac Child. John Adams of Cambridge probably the eldest son of George. [1.] His Will dated June 1, 1705 mentions wife Anne, sons John and Joseph, grandson William, granddau. Martha Smith, granddau. Rebecca, widow of ____ Squier, late of Cambridge; son-in-law Nathaniel Pattin, son-in-law, ____ Earne or Eame, and makes a bequest to Elizabeth, dau. of Henry Kerby, wife and son John executors. (see Geneal. Register I. 176) Daniel, Lydia and Ruth Adams, children of Ephraim Adams bap. by Mr. Angier Nov 14, 1697. Isaac Adams aged 18, bap. at Watertown Feb 4, 1728. Benjamin Adams, son of Benjamin and grandson of Ellis Brown of Sherburne; bap. at Watertown Sept 8, 1689. Rev. Daniel Adams, b. Jan. 1746, only son of Elisha Adams Esq. of Midway; grad. Harvard College, 1774; ordained at Watertown April 29, 1778; died of dysentery, Sept 16, 1778 aged 32 yrs.. By wife, Silence, he had : 1. a son born before his settlement in Watertown. 2. Daniel Adams born posthumously, Mar 26, 1779; a Justice of the Peace of Medfield (see Francis' History, pp 108-111). Roger Adams of Watertown - wife ____. had children: 1. Isaac Adams bap. Dec 17, 1780. 2. Polly Adams bap. Dec 17, 1780. 3. Hepzibah Adams bap. Oct 26, 1781. 4. Mary Adams bap. April 6, 1783. 5. Roger Adams bap June 12, 1785. 6. Hannah Adams bap. Jan 28, 1787. 7. Betty Adams bap. Nov 23, 1788. 8. Patty Adams bap. Oct 14, 1790. Smith Adams had a dau Lucy Adams bap. at Watertown Sept 10, 1780. Smith Adams, Jr. m. Dec 3, 1807, Lydia Stearns of Waltham. Sarah Adams of Weston and Abraham Whitney of Sudbury, published Sept 21, 1781. Jacob Adams and Lydia Adams m. at Weston, April 16, 1772. Edward Adams of Mason and Patty Barrett of Weston m. March 18, 1779. End Transcribed by Janice Farnsworth

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AFB.2ACE/1843.1 Message Board Post: Hi Kristen, According to the NEHGS he was born in Holliston (Framingham) is also listed. His parents were John & Jane M. John was born in Shirley, no birth place listed for Jane. Carol

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AFB.2ACE/1843 Message Board Post: I'm looking for information on my great grandfather, Frederick Ellsworth Bailey. He was born 4/2/1863. I believe he was the son of John F. and Jane Bailey. They are listed on the Holliston 1870 Census. Does anyone know anything further on this family?

Janice.... Thank you so very much for sending on the research from Bond's Watertown. I could easily see the descent from George Adams, Jr. to my Abigail Adams who married Ebenezer Brown and had Hannah Brown, b. 1735 in Lexington. Hannah was the 2nd wife of Josiah Smith - they the parents of Joel Smith who married Elizabeth Stearns of Waltham, and so on.... How fun it is to see how the families connect! And I appreciated seeing even more family names as I read the Bond report on my family. Thanks! Suzi Larson

According to her death record FANNIE ROSE STANDISH was b. abt. 1864. On every one of her children's birth records FANNIE's place of birth is listed Norwich, but her death record lists Colchester. I would be pretty certain it is Norwich. (four records) NEHGS: Short, Fannie Rose (Standish) Place: d. Haverhill Year: d. March 4, 1902 Vol. 528 Pge. 487 Record: Death No. 107. Cause: Neurasthenia Age: 56 years/ 1 month/ 1 day. (b. abt. 1846) Res: 1.2. 44 Highland Avenue Place of Birth: Colchester, CT Spouse: Daniel Siloam Short Res: 1.2. 44 Highland Avenue Father: John G. Standish Mother: Fannie Ryan (parents birthplace listed as unk) =================================== There is a website (just one) that lists children for JOHN GEDDINGS STANDISH & FANNIE RYAN, and they have a dau. FANNIE that fits her to a tee, with the exception of a different middle name. I have tried contacting person with website but so far have heard nothing back. http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=stoneyfield&id=I509 Any help will be greatly appreciated. I am working on the spouse's line of my 1/2 great granduncle, KARL BEAGARY REED. (His mother was my 2 great grandmother ELIZABETH PAUL (BEAGARY) FIELD, REED, and Worcester Mayor, CHARLES GARDNER REED) KARL BEAGARY REED's spouse was ETHEL G. SHORT, dau. of FANNIE ROSE STANDISH & DANIEL SILOAM SHORT. =================================== NEHGS: Massachusetts Vital Records, 1841-1910 Short, Ethel G. Place: Needham Year: b. January 14, 1877 Vol. 287 Page. 273 Record: Birth Father: Daniel S, occ: Boot and Shoe Dealer, b. Killingsbury, CT (Killingsly) Mother: Fannie R (Standish), b. Norwich, CT ===================================== NEHGS: Massachusetts Vital Records, 1841-1910 INDEX: Short, Ethel G. Location: Haverhill Date: June 6, 1906 Vol. 562 Page: 434 Record: Marriage Name Groom: Karl B. Reed, age 31, res: Seattle, occ: Secretary to Lumber Broker, b. Worcester: parents: Charles G. Reed & Elizabeth P. Beagary Name Bride: Ethel G. Short, age 29, res: Haverhill, occ: Office Nurse, b. Wellesley: parents: Daniel S. Short & Fanny R. Standish Married by: James S. Williamson, Minister of the Gospel of Haverhill. ======================================= Thanks for any help on this. Regards, Jacki Russell Jacqueline Sleeper Russell website: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=SRCH&db=jacquelinesr&surna me=A

Hi Betty... Might my George Adams III, born 1647, Watertown, MA and married to Martha Fiske in 1683/84 be part of the Adams family you're researching? As far as I can ascertain my Adams family (George,Jr. and his brothers Joseph and John) were from Somerset Co., England and came directly to Watertown. George Adams III had a sister, Margaret, who married Thomas Wellington, Jr., and so I'm related to this particular Adams family twice. Just curious...and as always, I've enjoyed reading your wonderfully researched reports! Thanks so much for the work that you do. Suzi Larson

OBTW.. again If they are buried in St. Marys Cemetery, they went to St. Marys church which has been recently closed by the Boston Archdioces However here are pictures of what it looks like today and what it look like when they were active in the church http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~historyofmarlborough/church6.htm#CHUR CHS Here are some additional old pictures of the church http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~historyofmarlborough/postcardsstmarys 1.html#POST ..........john -----Original Message----- From: KPhill2906@aol.com [mailto:KPhill2906@aol.com] Sent: Thursday, April 20, 2006 5:54 PM To: MAMIDDLE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [MAMiddle] St. Mary's Cemetery, Marlborough, MA Dear Fellow Researchers: I am hoping to find someone that would be willing to locate and photograph the gravemarkers of my great grandparents? According to the death certificates, they are both buried in the St. Mary's Cemetery, Marlborough. MA. Their names are as follows: Cyprien Simoneau d. 19 Jan 1953 Mary Louise Simoneau d. 24 Feb 1931 Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Karen Jefferson County Indiana lookup Volunteer

Hello, This morning there is an article in "The Lowell Sun" about the Town of Wilmington agreeing to purchase "The BUTTERS Farm" -- which will be listed with the Registry of National Historical Treasures. You can probably find more information on this 300-year-old house on-line, or in previous newspaper reports. A brief description of the problem is that "a developer" bought most of the rest of the farmland surrounding the historic house and, of course, built a new subdivision of houses on it, and he didn't want the historic house -- in his way ! Coincidentally, I just picked up the "History of Carlisle" and the book opened up to a page showing a picture of Mrs. Mary GREEN. The paragraph next to it says: "Mrs. Mary A. Green, only child of Joseph and Mary E. (Munroe) Butters, was born in Burlington, Mass., July 22, 1853. She comes of Revolutionary stock. Her great-great-grandfather, Samuel Butters, 2nd, of Wilmington, marched on Lexington alarm, April 19, 1775, in Capt. Freeborn Moulton's company of minute men, of Monson, and in Colonel Donnelson's regiment. Her great-grandfather, Joseph Butters, of Wilmington, son of Samuel Butters, 2nd, enlisted during the war of the Revolution in Captain Wright's company, Enoch Hale's regiment of New Hampshire, to reinforce garrison at Ticonderoga. Her great-grandfather, Jonas Munroe, on her mother's side was a descendant from William Munroe, who settled in Lexington (then Cambridge Farms). Said Jonas Munroe of Carlisle (then Billerica) was in Solomon Pollard's company of militia, Colonel Green's regiment, which marched on the alarm of April 19, 1775; service one day; also Capt. Solomon Kidder's Company, Colonel Brook's regiment; return endorsed '1776' and probably made up at White Plains; ....." A summary of the rest of the paragraph goes: Mary BUTTERS received her early education in Burlington and then received 3 years of private instruction before she entered Mt. Holyoke Seminary. She next taught school both in Burlington and Carlisle. In 1880 she married Thomas A. GREEN, son of Capt. Thomas and Maria GREEN, and came to Carlisle, where she has since lived. She was a very active citizen of Carlisle, holding Town offices and became a Trustee of the Library, and then later the Librarian of the Gleason Public Library. This is just an FYI to whoever might be interested ! Betty (near Lowell, MA)

Norman Simoneau.. a neighbor down the street remembers great uncle "Ben" as he went by. He had a large farm on Millham St. which he sold. The family moved to Harrington Ct. in town. "Yeh, I also remember John, he married and bought the farm and took care of his father" Anyways, I'm from Marlborough and this post peaked my curiousity. So I did some research on the family in the census of 1910 and 1920. The following is what I found. Curious. when Mary ends up on Harrington Ct. in 1920, there's no Cyprien (Cyprian) yet he is still living. Maybe he was on the farm at the time. Cyprian Simoneau was born May 21,1858 in Canada and came to the US in 1860, married Mary born March 12,1861 in Canada and came to the US in 1865. She became a citizen in 1882. They married 1878 in Marlborough. They had Arthur S. born 1888, Charles C. born 1885, Edward T. born 1891, Stacy a daughter born 1893, Francis V. born 1895, John P. 1896 and Anna V. born 1899. In 1910 Cyprian owns his own farm on Elm St., sons Arthur and Edward are sole cutters in a shoe factory, daughter Stacy is a day hand in a shoe factory and son John was an errand boy in a shoe factory In 1910 son Charles C. at age 25 has been married for two years to Florence age 21. He is employed as a shoe maker in a shoe factory. They have had one child Elmer born 1909-10 In 1920 wife Mary at age 58 rented on Harrington Court with son Aurthur age 38 who was a manager, son Charles C. age 35 employed as a finisher in a shoe factory, son John P. age 23 employed as a cutter in a shoe factory, grandson Elmer age 11 and grandson Edgar C. age 9. In 1920 son Edward at age 29 was living with his mother-in-law on Versaille St.. He married Mary Boudreau who was age 39 at this time. His mother-in-law was Mary Boudreau who came to the US in 1863 from Canada and became a citizen in 1900. Edward was self employed as a Lawyer. He would become Marlborough's 19th Mayor in 1922 - 23 The Boston Evening Globe on Saturday May 20, 1922, ran the following announcement on page two under the heading: "MARLBOROUGH": "The golf course of the Marlborough Country Club will be formally opened Saturday, June 3, 1922. Among those who will be present are Governor Cox, Mayor Curley of Boston, and Mayor Simoneau of Marlborough. One of the feature events will be an 18 hole contest between Ouimet and Guilford." He waslternate delegate to Republican National Convention from Massachusetts, 1928; candidate for U.S. Representative from Massachusetts 3rd District, 1940. His picture is here http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~historyofmarlborough/marlboromayors.h tm In 1920 son Francis at age 26 rented on Broad St. in 1920 he was employed as a laborer in a shoe factory. His wife Edna H. was employed as a sorter in a shoe factory. Three sons Francis V., Edward T. and John P were vetrans of WWII. John P went by John but I believe his first name was Pierre. BTW: The following is in my guest book I am now working on my husbands mothers family. That would be Simoneau(Louis Napoleon) and Manning(Mary A. ). She was born in Marlborough. As I was told Louis had a large family of Simoneaus in Marlborough.Louis had a brother that was a superior court judge so he told.Louis' parents were Cyprian Benjamin Simoneau and Marie Louise Duhamel.(both died in Marlborough). I am looking to find more of the family. It is understood that Louis has numerous siblings! The story was also told that Louis was once on a jury where a man was wrongly convicted of murder as someone else confessed on their death bed. Does this sound familiar to anyone??? I would love for someone with knowledge of the Simoneau and or Manning family or better yet a relative of either to contact me. I can be reached at: sisbubwilhawg@metrocast.net or my backup address: Mskay1951@excite.com. Please someone contact me if you can give me any info.. Thanks In Advance for your anticipated willingness to help. Kay Kay Mahoney <sisbubwilhawg@metrocast.net> OBTW: Cyprien and wife are here: (In French) http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~simoneau/simoneau/pag23.htm Anyways. I will make a sincere attempt at finding their grave. St. Marys is on the side of a hill and I'm not to swift at walking. I will also try to find the house, Norm says it's still there, and take a pic of it also. Not today though for it is raining. I am also trying to contact another Simeneau I know to see if he is related. Email me at john.buczek@comcast.net PS: The closest shoe factory to where they lived on Elm St. would be the S.H. Howe shoe factory. Here is a picture of it. http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~historyofmarlborough/shoefactories.ht m#SHOE PPS: He must have bought the land and farm after 1900, for the map I have does not show the name. -----Original Message----- From: KPhill2906@aol.com [mailto:KPhill2906@aol.com] Sent: Thursday, April 20, 2006 5:54 PM To: MAMIDDLE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [MAMiddle] St. Mary's Cemetery, Marlborough, MA Dear Fellow Researchers: I am hoping to find someone that would be willing to locate and photograph the gravemarkers of my great grandparents? According to the death certificates, they are both buried in the St. Mary's Cemetery, Marlborough. MA. Their names are as follows: Cyprien Simoneau d. 19 Jan 1953 Mary Louise Simoneau d. 24 Feb 1931 Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Karen Jefferson County Indiana lookup Volunteer ============================== Find your ancestors in the Birth, Marriage and Death Records. New content added every business day. 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Hello, I have the "History of Westford" from the Library for a few more days, and I looked at it this morning for KIDDER, GREEN, and ADAMS information. I found this paragraph interesting: In genealogy section, "ADAMS. The Adams family of Chelmsford and Westford is descended from Henry, who was in Braintree in 1630, and who was the ancestor of two presidents of that name. Three of his sons went to Concord about 1646. Two of them, Samuel and Thomas, removed to Chelmsford in 1654, and were leading men in that town. They were both men of property and contributed much to the prosperity of the new plantation. Samuel built the first mill in the town, on River Meadow Brook, and Thomas settled in the westerly part, near the present residence of Charles Adams. From these two brothers there are two lines of descent, so involved and intricate that no investigator without access to private records can trace them satisfactorily. They cross each other by intermarriages, and the given names in each line are so often alike that the difficulty is greatly increased. In giving the genealogy of the Westford branches it is scarcely practicable to show their connection with the one or the other of the two brothers." How's that for giving you ..hope.. for finding your ancestors ! :o) There is only brief information on: 1) Samuel, who was probably a descendant of Thomas and son of Timothy, of the third generation, m. Elizabeth BUTTERFIELD, 1728. 2) Samuel, m. Elizabeth BLOOD, 1756 3) Thomas, m. Mary MEAD or MEADS, 1759. 4) Samuel is generally designed as "Samuel, the trader," and was probably the son of Samuel and Esther (EMERSON) ADAMS. He might have married Thankful CHAMBERLIN in 1770. 5) Thomas, m. Esther PERRY, 1781 6) Richard, m. Sally FLETCHER, 1806. ... With so little information on "Samuel, the trader" in the Westford book, it is somewhat surprising that "the KIDDER book" has the following information: Sarah KIDDER, b1761, daughter of Thomas "Cornet" KIDDER, married at Concord, MA, 1780, Lt. Samuel ADAMS, Jr., born at Chelmsford in 1747. Samuel was the son of Samuel and Esther (EMERSON) ADAMS. Samuel and Sarah ADAMS had the following children in Chelmsford: Samuel, b1781, Sally, b1783, Mary, b1785, John, b1787 (d1824), and Lucy, b1793 (d1808). Mrs. Sarah ADAMS died in 1854 at Age 92 ! Lt. Samuel ADAMS, Jr., died in Chelmsford in 1816. I'm just offering this as an FYI for ADAMS researchers ! But, if anyone has information on the family of Samuel and Sarah (KIDDER) ADAMS, I'd like to know about it ! Thank you for your time. Betty (near Lowell, MA) FYI: Sarah KIDDER's older sister was Elizabeth KIDDER, b1745, who married 1) Zacheus GREEN in 1765, and had at least 10 children with him ! She then married 2) Frederick BLOOD (no further info). Zacheus and Elizabeth GREEN seem to have lived in Carlisle where GREEN's were an important part of the town. I have just done some on-line investigating about their oldest son, Thomas Kidder GREEN, b1768. In 1793, he inherited his grandfather's large property in Westford, MA, but he seems to have only lived there a few years. When he married in 1797, he was living in Westmoreland, NH (on VT border), and he married Betsey COGSWELL of Littleton. They seem to have had 5 children, 4 daughters, and a son, Cogswell Kidder GREEN, b1809 NH. Mrs. Betsey GREEN died in 1820, and it seems a few years later Thomas GREEN moved to Michigan ! (Ohio?) His daughters might have remained in NH, but his son, Cogswell GREEN, moved to Ohio ! There is information on the LDS site on this family, so someone is reseaching them ! I'll try to find out about the other sons of Zacheus and Elizabeth GREEN: Zacheus, b1770, Isaiah, b1772, Samuel, b1781, Eli, b1783, and Asa, b1785 ! (And about Samuel ADAMS, b1781.)

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: ALBEE, NICHOLS Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/AFB.2ACE/1842 Message Board Post: I have posted this to the Worcester County list, but am going to put it here as well in case anyone can help. There was an article in the April 21 edition of my local paper (Framingham) regarding a headstone that has been in the lost property department of the Milford, MA police department for at least the past 16 years. They are trying to find where it belongs. The stone is for Enos T. ALBEE (1814-1887) and his wife, Deborah H. NICHOLS (1818-1873). From WorldConnect and the census, I have established that they lived, for the most part, in Mendon (they were in Milford in the 1860 census). Enos was a boot manufacturer. They apparently only had one child, Charles, born 1845. Charles married and had several children. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to go about finding their final resting place? I plan to call the Mendon town clerk tomorrow (they were closed on Friday). Some later family members were apparently buried in the Oxford Cemetery and I saw on the web that there is an Albee Cemetery in Uxbridge. Suggestions welcome. I live in MA, but all of my research is in PA and MD. Vanessa

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Webster, Detato Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/AFB.2ACE/1841 Message Board Post: Looking for family unit husband Raymond A, wife Jennie, son Albert Joseph and son Raymond A in 1930 Census. Not found: 1. Birth records 2. Marriage records 3. Death records What I know WEBSTER 1. 1910 Census Albert J Webster b Abt. 1873 Mass married to Delia (Webster) b. Abt. 1872 England, Raymond A Webster b.12 April 1905 Vermont (states Virginia) 2. 1920 Census Wilmington, Middlesex, Mass Swain Road Albert J Webster married to Bridget A (Webster) b. Abt. 1875 England Raymond A Webster in the home and Grace Webster b.Abt. 1911 Mass. 3. 1930 Census Wilmington, Middlesex, Mass Swain Road Albert J Webster married to Bridget A (Webster) No children in the home.*Indexed J Gilbert J Webstter 4. 1930 Census Grace Webster Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts- boarder- does house work for private family. single. no one else in the home. 5. Raymond A Webster died 15 January 1993 Cushing, Payne, Oklahoma. What I know: DETATO 1.Antonio Detato came to America 1903 2. Antoniette Lattie (maybe Lulli or Sulli) abt 1885 came to America 31 May 1906 Boston Passenger List ship "Romanic". Antonio Divata was her husband (in the margine has Di Tato) 3. diTata (Female) Boston 1907 569 347 Birth image not available image not available DiTata Beatrice Boston 1908 577 179 Birth image not available image not available Ditato Eleonora Boston 1910 595 49 Birth image not available image not available 4. 1910 Census- Wilmington Chestnut St. Wilmington indexed as "Clatalio"... Name : Antonio Clatalio-Antonietta and the children born thus far enumerated 5. 12 September 1918 WW I Draft Registration Card Stoneham, Massachusetts -Antonio Ditato- description, birthdate, spouse, address. 6. 1920 Census Wilmington,Middlesex, Massachusetts - Beach Street Name Antonio Detato- wife and children listed 7.1930 Census Somerville,Middlesex, Mass- Broadway Street Name: Angeorita R. Detolo -- husband Antonio Detato and daughter Jennie Detato Webster is not listed in the family group..

On Apr 22, 2006, at 6:43 AM, Betty wrote: > I'll read Janice's posting more closely later in the morning, but a > reminder is that George's brother, Thomas HUTCHINSON, came over in > 1630 with him, but died within a day of arriving. His widow > remarried within a year or so, and they and her HUTCHINSON children > moved to Essex County, I believe. Do you have any documentation of these statements about Thomas and who his widow and her Hutchinson children were? I don't find any source that he came over with a wife and children. Anderson in Great Migration Begins says: "Thomas Hutchinson was #52 on the list of early Boston church members, immediately before GEORGE HUTCHINSON; after his name is the later notation that he had died, at an undetermined date [BChR 14]. ... All this indicates that Thomas Hutchinson came in 1630, settled in Charlestown, and died very soon, probably the same year." I cannot find in Torrey marriages any listing of his widow or her re-marriage. There certainly were Hutchinsons in Salem, but I thought those who were born in England were children of Richard and Alice (Bosworth) Hutchinson, not the elusive Thomas. [NEHGReg 22:236ff The Hutchinsons of Salem] Regards, Bob Bob & Dee Carroll. Westport, NY, on Lake Champlain Relations of Bob & Dee http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=rcarroll

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/AFB.2ACE/1840 Message Board Post: Looking for relatives of Dorothy Ann Billson born to Beatrice Needham Billson and Kenneth Billson. Born about 1930, Lowell. She is listed several times in the Lowell Sun in the 30's and 40's. Parents moved to New York and then Florida. Any information would be appreciated.

_Click here: Family Old Photos....old photos by state ... faces and places in the past_ (http://www.familyoldphotos.com/state-tables.html) Please excuse the cross posting of this information, as it has been sent to a few New England state sites. Old Photos.com originally started in PA a few years ago, as a site for PA families only. However, they have expanded greatly, and the site now includes spaces for most states. It's a fantastic website with thousands of photos available, and more added on a regular basis. It's a simple matter of printing any of the photos for your own use or files. Worth checking out. Jean in CA