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/1832.1 Message Board Post: Have you tried www.411.com? There are 2 listed in Arlington, 3 in North Reading and 1 in Greenfield Ma. Cheryl

Supposedly one of my ancestors-Thomas Smith and wife Abigail are buried in a family plot in "the Sudbury Cemetery" (date of death 1727-1730). When I pull up cemeteries in Sudbury I find around 23. How do I figure out which one they are in. Supposedly it is mentioned in Epitaphs in Old Burial Ground, Sudbury Mass but I don't know how to access it. I am flying up on Wednesday and would like to know where to look before I get up there. Also where are records kept that are not in the Commonwealth Museum and State Archives.

Had the wrong spouse for GEORGE WARREN and thought I would pass this on to list for other researchers. The SMITH spouse I was after was b. MA and her parents were too. NEHGS: Smith Hattie K. Acton 1894 443 63 Marriage Warren George C. Acton 1894 443 63 Marriage ================================ 1900 United States Federal Census Record Name: George Warren Acton, Middlesex, Massachusetts Age: 31 Estimated birth year: abt 1869 Birthplace: Massachusetts Race: White Relationship to head-of-house: Head HOUSEHOLD: WARREN, GEORGE head b. Mar 1869 age marr 5 yrs b. MA parents b. MA occ: Railroad Switchman WARREN, HATTIE wife b. Oct 1869 b. NH father b. NH mother b. Maine 1/1 WARREN, SHERMAN C. son b. Apr 1896 b. MA father b. MA mother b. NH ======================================== NEHGS: Warren, Sherman Creswell Acton b. April 19, 1896 Vol. 458 Page 65 Record: Birth Parents: George C. Warren, occ: Asst Station Agent, father b. Acton Harriet K. Smith, b. Temple, NH ========================================== 1910 US CENSUS Name: George C Warren Age: 41 Estimated birth year: abt 1869 Birthplace: Massachusetts Acton, Middlesex, Massachusetts Race: White Gender: Male Series: T624 Roll: 594 Part: 2 Page: 6B HOUSEHOLD: WARREN, GEORGE C. head age 41 m-1 marr 15 yrs. b. MA parents b. MA occ: ? Steam RR WARREN, HATTIE K. wife age 40 b. NH father b. NH mother b. ME WARREN, SHERMAN C. son age 13 b. MA WARREN, GLADIS L dau age 8 b. MA ============================ Jacqueline Sleeper Russell website: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=SRCH&db=jacquelinesr&surna me=A

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/1832 Message Board Post: I would like to find relatives of my great Uncle Cornelius O'Neil he passed away 1951 his wife was Rose Mulvehill O'Neil. Cornelius had worked for the MBTA at the time of his death he was a member of the Carmen's Union. They had one son John who was born in Cambridge but later moved to Arlington Ma. and passed away 10 Sept. 1984. He lived on Sylvia Street in Arlington his wife is living he had 5 children 4 boys and a girl their dates of birth 1948, 1953, 1954,1957, 1960.If I have any information wrong I am very sorry and please correct me. 2 of the children may have or may still be living in North Reading, Greenfield . I do not know where they attended school. If anyone thinks they may have information could you please e-mail me privately since John's wife and children are living I do not want to put down any further information on the list. Thank you Aine R7G98L@aol.com

Lydia Longley, b. abt. 1650/55, prob. Chelmsford, MA, dau. of William and Joanna (Goffe). Longley, M. May 15, 1672, Groton, to JAMES NUTTING II, b. June 3, 1653, prob. Woburn, d. 1732, Groton, MA. Source - Elinor Skeate Longley listed in the Groton Register - by Elinor Skeate (full Longley file by Elinor Skeate on request) Another source: Torrey - New England Marriages Prior to 1700 p.542 James Nutting (1653-) & Lydia Longley; m. May 15, 1672 at Groton, Mass. Transcribed by Janice Farnsworth

dear Listers:- REFERENCE -The Littleton ,Middlesex Co., MA VR's INDEX ( NEGHS -1900 ) (Included ,as part of the Littleton Records, ,dates bef 1715 was NASHOBA per Samuel Smith MSS at Hoar Library - Note SMITH seldom stated any authority and was recording data 100 to 200 yrs aft the events occured) Smith's mistake recorded dates had Jan 1st 1681 for 1: 1: 81 should be Mar 1st 1681 ************************THE WAY IT IS ***********NEGHS VR's TO about 1850 ****************************** LITTLETON ,MA VR's INDEX NUTTING , Lydia m.------ (see Longley ) page 489 (looking good) and then LITTLETON ,MA VR's page 489 ( probably Smith's Mss--- contradicts the Index ) p 489 under BRIDGE -James Nutting m.- Lydia Longley ???? ( Whats This?) A further study of the Samuel Smith Mss Genealogy papers might have the William Longley Lydia Nutting connections doug v brown-060416MA dvbrwn@mindspring.com

McGOVERN, John; 82; IRL>Bedford MA; Concord Enterprise; 1914-3-4; dja STEARNS, ? "Mrs B A" ( ); ; Providence RI; Concord Enterprise (MA); 1914-3-4; dja POOLE, Mary ( ); 84; Dorchester MA; Concord Enterprise; 1914-3-11; dja COBLEIGH, Ephraim; 82; Acton MA; Concord Enterprise; 1914-3-18; dja PIKE, Nancy Miss; 69; Acton MA; Concord Enterprise; 1914-4-1; dja TITUS, Ozro W; 77; Acton MA; Concord Enterprise; 1914-4-1; dja TITUS, Ozro W; ; Acton MA; Concord Enterprise; 1914-4-8; dja FOSTER, Aaron W; 66; Acton MA; Concord Enterprise; 1914-4-8; dja WOMBOLDT, Charles Benson; 56; Acton MA; Concord Enterprise; 1914-4-8; dja LANE, Herbert; ; Dorchester MA; Concord Enterprise; 1914-4-15; dja NOYES, ? "Mrs T F" (LIVERMORE); ; Acton MA; Concord Enterprise; 1914-4-22; dja MURPHY, Timothy; ; IRL>Maynard MA; Concord Enterprise; 1914-4-29; dja ALLEN, George; 71; Togus ME; Concord Enterprise (MA); 1914-5-6; dja LOTHROP, Mary ( ); 84; FL; Concord Enterprise (MA); 1914-5-13; dja EWELL, ? ( ) [MANSUR]; 89; Acton MA; Concord Enterprise; 1914-5-13; dja NICKERSON, Nannie Miss; ; North Beverly MA; Concord Enterprise; 1888-4-21; dja DURKEE, Abigail P; ; Acton MA; Concord Enterprise; 1888-5-5; dja PHILLIPS, Charles A; 42; Fitchburg MA; Concord Enterprise; 1888-5-12; dja CHICKERING, Wellington [CHAPLIN]; ; Chelsea MA; Concord Enterprise; 1888-5-19; dja HARRIS, John; 86; Acton MA; Concord Enterprise; 1888-5-26; dja WORSTER, Mary "wid of Stillman" ( ); 82; Marlboro MA; Concord Enterprise; 1888-6-30; dja JONES, James F; 58; Acton MA; Concord Enterprise; 1888-7-28; dja LAWRENCE, Barzillas; ; Bolton MA; Concord Enterprise; 1888-8-11; dja O'NEAL, ? Mr (Edward Sr?) [O'NIEL]; ; Acton MA; Concord Enterprise; 1888-8-18; dja LOESCHNER, August Frederick; 70; SAC DEU>Maynard MA; Concord Enterprise; 1888-8-18; dja PIPER, Hepsabeth A "wid of Jonathan A" ( ); 80; Acton MA; Concord Enterprise; 1888-8-25; dja WOODS, Abigail "Mrs Lewis" (JONES); 78; Waltham MA; Concord Enterprise; 1888-8-25; dja WITHINGTON, Samuel [RICHARDSON]; 96; Clinton MA; Concord Enterprise; 1888-9-1; dja O'NIEL, Edward Jr; 27; Acton MA; Concord Enterprise; 1888-9-1; dja

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/5538/AFB.2ACE/1819.1.3.3.1.1 Message Board Post: Hi Margaret, Happy Easter! I found a WWI Draft Registration for a Frank Maresca living in East Boston at the time, states he was born 10 Feb 1890 in Appignano, Abruzzi, Italy and is a Declarant. His occupation is a Brick Layer. This sounds closer to a possibility!

Hello, In yesterday's mail, I received a "death notice" from a newspaper in or near Gardena, CA. It was for Mrs. Helen (LEWIS) TALMADGE from 1972. I had written to the Gardena Library asking for research, as I have been unable to find out who Helen LEWIS married, and whether she and her husband had children (in MA or CA?). The "death notice" is very brief, and it does not mention her husband. So, perhaps he had passed many years before, or they were divorced ! Helen's children are listed as Mrs. Mariam CORPLE or CORPIE ("death record" says Mariam COYNE), and then Richard TALMADGE, Robert TALMADGE, Peter TALMADGE, and Carl TALMADGE. I believe that Helen's younger brother had already moved to Gardena, CA, and married out there, so perhaps Helen and her husband moved out there to live near them ! This is about all I know about this family, so I guess this is just an FYI .. for people who might have TALMADGE on their family tree ! By the way, the Library was unable to find a death-notice or obituary for John LEWIS from ~1962, even though he and his family had lived there for many years ! But, the lady in the Reference Dept. explained that publishing obituaries in CA ... "is not the norm." I was surprised at this ! Betty (near Lowell, MA) (As per my other postings, Helen was one of 13 LEWIS children growing up in Stoneham, MA, from ~1881 until the parents' deaths in 1923 and 1924.) (By the way, I have found out that another brother, Arthur LEWIS, moved to Sandwich, NH, and had a small farm there. And, that must have been where their father went to live when he found out he had cancer !)

Hello, I had a nice surprise in the mailbox yesterday. Two letters from Libraries on the West Coast (WA and CA). And, I now have more information for my family-tree research. My great-grandfather had come down from Quebec Province around 1872, and his sister came down ~1879, and their 2 younger brothers, Joseph and Robert KERR, came down in the early 1880's ! They married near Everett, MA, in the late 1880's, and I have had the suspicion that they married 2 sisters from a Scottish family. Around 1900, both couples moved to Everett, WA, and remained there. (Or, so I thought !) They always shared a home, and neither couple had children ! Yesterday I received 3 out of 4 obituaries, and my suspicion was correct. The 2 KERR brothers married 2 MacLEAN sisters.* They had moved to WA State around 1900, but during the 1920's both sisters had passed on. Robert KERR lived to Age 82, and his 1950 obituary stated that his brother, Joseph KERR, was then living in Dorchester, MA. I have no way of knowing when Joe KERR moved back to Massachusetts. But, I was wondering if someone could see if he returned after the death of his wife, and might be in the 1930 Census. Their older brother had remained in Everett / Malden, MA, and died suddenly in 1905. But, they had a sister, Mrs. Mary McINNES, who lived in Somerville. (I don't know when she died.) (It's strange but I never heard my grandfather mention having an uncle in Boston.) When Robert KERR died in 1950, his obituary stated he was survived by his brother, and then a nephew, Arthur YOUNG, in MA. I have "no clue" who this man is ! (The only possibility is that a second sister had married a YOUNG and also came down to MA.) ??? Thank you for your time ! ENJOY your Sunday ! Betty (near Lowell, MA) FYI: I have more information on this extended family, but this is all I'll post for this morning ! (The parents also came down to MA, and died in 1904 and 1902.) The obituary for Mrs. Joseph KERR mentions another sister, unknown first name - Mrs. Edgar BRISON of Nova Scotia, and William MacLEAN of Maine (as of 1920's). From Census information, it appears that a MacLEAN family from Scotland migrated to Nova Scotia ! But, when "Maggie" and "Sadie" were about 10-12, they came down to MA. (I have access to Censuses up to 1920.) (Still having a problem with the LDS site ! Every time I do a search, when I go back to the previous page, I get a "Page has Expired" notice, so I need to re-enter my information -- every time !)

CARBONE, Yvonne M (FIELDS); 68; Berlin NH>Maynard MA; Acton Beacon; 1969-1-9; dja GUARDINO, Josephine ( ); 69; Acton MA; Acton Beacon; 1969-1-9; dja BESHTA, Julia (MELICK); 76; Vilna RUS>Maynard MA; Acton Beacon; 1969-1-9; dja LAURSEN, Ruth (GARSIDE); 44; Stow MA; Acton Beacon; 1969-1-9; dja MAGOULIAN, Karekin (CROWELL); 82; Maynard MA; Acton Beacon; 1969-1-9; dja BARTLEMAN, Ann (HARACINCYK); 56; Maynard MA; Acton Beacon; 1969-1-9; dja CORMIER, Ronald; 9; Monckton NB>Maynard MA; Acton Beacon; 1969-1-9; dja RAUMAN, Emil I; 70; FIN>Maynard MA; Acton Beacon; 1969-1-9; dja LEASUM, Margaret Carol Miss; 0; Fitchburg MA; Acton Beacon; 1969-1-9; dja AHOLA, Lempi E (POLKEY); 73; Longcove ME>Maynard MA; Acton Beacon; 1969-1-16; dja WILLET, John; 45; New York City NY>Maynard MA; Acton Beacon; 1969-1-16; dja KNIPP, Linda Miss; 17; Acton MA>Watertown CT; Acton Beacon (MA); 1969-1-16; dja WARD, Mary A Miss; 75; Maynard MA; Acton Beacon; 1969-1-23; dja REICHLE, Philip L; 42; Acton MA; Acton Beacon; 1969-1-23; dja MILLAR, Adrian; 50; Roselle NJ>Acton MA; Acton Beacon; 1969-1-23; dja TOFFERI, Waino I; 64; Maynard MA; Acton Beacon; 1969-1-23; dja SARGENT, Virginia (CUNNINGHAM); 30; Augusta ME>Westford MA; Acton Beacon; 1969-1-30; dja PARKER, Waino W; 67; Acton MA; Acton Beacon; 1969-1-30; dja WORDEN, Lester P; 84; Maynard MA; Acton Beacon; 1969-1-30; dja RUDZIAK, Erik Niles; 19; Maynard MA>VNM; Acton Beacon (MA); 1969-1-30; dja SINICKI, Anthony; 76; POL>Maynard MA; Acton Beacon; 1969-1-30; dja ROBBINS, Donald C; 41; Acton MA; Acton Beacon; 1969-1-30; dja WATERS, Nancy M (MURRAY); 77; Medford MA>Frederick MD; Acton Beacon (MA); 2006-4-13; dja THOMPSON, Romeo A; 38; Rochester NH>Maynard MA; Acton Beacon; 2006-4-13; dja CONNORS, Bridie (MURPHY); 74; Ahabrock COR IRL>Boxborough MA; Acton Beacon; 2006-4-13; dja DURKIN, Charles Sr "Bubba"; 79; Lexington MA; Acton Beacon; 2006-4-13; dja POWERS, Helen E (GOUGH); 88; Boxborough MA; Acton Beacon; 2006-4-13; dja PETERSEN, Gladys (GREENLEAF); 86; Acton MA; Acton Beacon; 2006-4-13; dja

Subject: Dr. Abel Prescott & wife, Abigail Brigham Source: Prescott Memorial by William Prescott, 1870, Concord, N.H. John Prescott/Mary Platts Line, Lancaster, Mass. p.65 Dr. Abel Prescott & Abigail Brigham of Concord, Mass. had issue: 1. John Prescott b. April 23, 1743; m. Jan 22, 1765, Grace Potter b. 1747. He was a farmer in Concord, Mass., where he died March 12, 1821 aged 78. She died March 10, 1827 aged 80. Children - p.88 1. Jonathan Prescott b. April 4, 1767; m. Aug 13, 1779, Rebecca Meriam. He d. April 13, 1800 aged 33. 2. Samuel Potter Prescott b. Mar 19, 1769; m. June 7, 1798, Elizabeth Brown. He d. Sept 2, 1820 aged 51. 3. John Prescott b. Sept 27, 1770, died from small pox by inoculation on Oct. 1792, aged 22 yrs. 4. Abigail Prescott b. Sept 30, 1771. 5. Abel Prescott b. Feb 23, 1773; m. 1795, Mary Perry. Lived at Concord Mass. where he d. Dec 19, 1821 aged 48 yrs. 6. Grace Prescott b. July 25, 1774. 2. Dr. Benjamin Prescott b. April 4, 1745; m. Nov. 1768, Dorothy Wheeler, dau. of Jonas and Persis Wheeler; she b. March 16, 1748. In June 1778, he was surgeon to a squadron of men sent to reinforce General John Sullivan at R.I. & 26 of the men were from Concord. He settled at Concord as a physician where he successfully pursued his profession. He d. Aug 23, 1830 aged 85 yrs; she died Nov 1, 1829 aged 81 yrs. Children p. 88 1. Benjamin Prescott b. Aug 19, 1769; m. April 19, 1791, Amy Wood of Concord b. May 7, 1769. Children p. 121 1. Martha Prescott b. July 11, 1791; m. (1) Oliver Merriam of Concord on June 10, 1817; he b. Mar 11, 1787 and d. 1823. She m. (2) Daniel Dickinson of Richmond, Ohio, b. Nov 16, 1769; d. Feb 5, 1839; resided at Chelmsford, Mass. 2. Luther Prescott b. Aug 26, 1793; m. Ann Read of Lexington on Jan 3, 1819; She d. Sept 4, 1827 aged 30. 3. Phebe Prescott b. July 22, 1796; m. Thaddeus Read, Dec. 8, 1819. 4. Amos Prescott b. Dec 16, 1798; m. Catharine Marcellan on June 4, 1828. 5. Almira Prescott b. Feb 7, 1801; d. May 23, 1805. 6. William Prescott b. April 29, 1803; m. Acenith Knight of Hancock, N.H. on Oct 8, 1825; lived at Buffalo, N.Y. 7. Franklin Prescott b. Aug 28, 1805; d. July 23, 1838. 8. An infant son b. Nov 11, 1807; died in 1-1/2 hours. 9. Eliza Ann Prescott b. Mar 31, 1809; m. Joseph W. Clark of Buffalo. 2. William Prescott b. June 30, 1775; studied for the medical profession and commenced the practice in Carlisle, Mass. but relinquished it from ill health and died of necrosis May 1, 1803 aged 28 yrs. 3. Abigail Prescott b. June 12, 1747; m. Sept 25, 1764, Ephraim Minot. She died from lung fever, Feb 27, 1825 aged 77 yrs. Children p. 88 1. Abel Minot b. July 20, 1775. 2. Abigail Minot b. Jan 30, 1778. 3. George Minot b. Jan 31, 1783. 4. Mary Minot b. Jan 10, 1786; d. in infancy. 5. Laura Minot b. Feb 10, 1787. 4. Abel Prescott b. April 12, 1749. On the 19th of April, 1775, he was fired on by British soldiers as he was returning from the neighboring town, whither he had been to apprise the people of the approach of the "Regulars" (so called), and was wounded in the side, but succeeded in making his escape by secreting himself in the house of Mrs. Heywood. He d. Sept. 3, 1775 aged 26 yrs. 5. Dr. Samuel Prescott b. Aug 19, 1751. On his return from Lexington on the night previous to the 19th of April, 1775 where he had spent the evening in paying his addresses to the daughter of Mr. Milliken, he soon overtook Paul Revere and William Dawes on their way to Concord to alarm the people and apprise them of the intended expedition of the British soldiers upon Concord. When the three had arrived near Hartwell's Tavern in the lower bounds of Lincoln, they were attacked by four British officers of a scouting party sent out the preceding evening. Revere and Dawes were taken prisoners, Samuel Prescott was also attacked and had the reins of his horse's bridle cut but he succeeded in making his escape by jumping his horse over the wall; and, taking a circuit- ous route thru Lincoln, he pushed on with the utmost speed to Concord and gave the alarm of the approach of the British. He was subsequently taken prisoner on board a privateer and carried to Halifax, Nova Scotia where he died in prison. 6. Dorothy Prescott b. July 27, 1753; died unmarried. 7. Jonathan Prescott b. June 11, 1755; died unmarried, April 22, 1810. 8. Lucy Prescott b. April 24, 1757; m. Dec 6, 1776, Jonathan Fay, Esq. & settled in Concord where he became quite distinguished in the law profession. He represented the town of Concord in the General Court from 1792 to 1796 inclusive. He was a student at Harvard College at the time it was removed to avoid the dangers incident to the war. He was son of Capt. Jonathan Fay of Westbrook, Mass., and b. Jan 21, 1752; graduated from Harvard College in 1778; read law and settled in Concord, Mass. They are ancestors of the two President George Bush of the U.S. [Prescott Bush's book on the Bush genealogy available on request, freely shared, sent as an attachment.] Children: p.88-89 1. Samuel Phillips Prescott Fay b. Jan 10, 1778; m. Harriet Howard; grad. at Harvard College 1798. Children: 1. Richard Sullivan Fay 2. Samuel Howard Fay 3. Harriet Howard Fay 4. Charles Fay 5. Joseph Story Fay 6. Maria D. Fay 7. Eliza Fay 2. Lucy Prescott Fay b. July 10, 1781; m. Dr. Abiel Heywood, a grad. of Harvard College and had two sons: 1. Abiel Heywood b. May 20, 1824 2. George Heywood b. May 24, 1826. 3. Joanna Phillips Fay b. Oct 27, 1784; m. Jan 26, 1811, Charles Parkman of Westborough. Children: 1. Joanna Parkman 2. Charles Breck Parkman 3. Lucy Parkman 4. Augusta Parkman 5. Susannah Parkman 6. Sophia Parkman 7. Samuel Parkman 8. Maria Parkman 4. Sophia Fay b. April 4, 1786, m. Joseph Barrett of Concord. 1. Lucy Prescott Barrett 2. Jonathan Fay Barrett 3. Richard Barrett 4. Eliza W. Barrett 5. William E. Barrett 6. Anna Maria Barrett 5. Maria Fay b. Aug 28, 1788, m. Daniel Denney of Boston; no issue. 6. Abigail Brigham Fay b. Sept 19, 1790; m. Dec 9, 1816, Simeon Putnam of Andover, Mass. He grad. Harvard College 1811. 1. Charles P. Putnam 2. John N. Putnam Transcribed by Janice Farnsworth

CAPT. HUGH MASON GENEALOGY (I only have this much on this couple) POTTER: (dau. of SAMUEL and ELIZABETH) x. Mary. Born Concord, Mass., on 22 Jul 1749. Data from Mason. She married John Prescott, son of Dr. Abel Prescott & Abigail Brigham, on 22 Jan 1765. Born Concord, Mass., on 23 Apr 1743. Died on 12 Mar 1821. Data from Mason. ================= Realized today that I have not worked on this couple. MARY's sister LYDIA (POTTER) RUSSELL was my 5 great grandmother. Looking for children for this couple. Thank you! Jacqueline Sleeper Russell website: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=SRCH&db=jacquelinesr&surna me=A

From The Concord Freeman, 27 April 1882 - Concord: William Pierce tripped on a railroad tie and fell, cutting his head; George B. Davis sold Mill Brook property to Lewis M. Bancroft for $3500; Lewis M. Bancroft sold Mill Brook property to Albert B. Black, for $4000; Henry L. Whitcomb has again been commissioned postmaster; due to the illness of Mr. Emerson, the Dramatic Club has postponed their Friday entertainment; new corsets at C. E. Brown's; recent visitors to the Library include S. L. Clemens, Hartford, Conn. and John Q. Adams, Chelsea; Sergt. Ralph Damon awarded gold medal at Concord Artillery Inspection; Jerry Sheehan, the milk man, has a new wagon. Westvale [West Concord]: brakeman Frederick Tyler seriously injured coupling cars; Thomas Casey, a hatter at the Waring shops, received a serious cut upon the wrist; Frederick Brooks, the mail agent, deceased. Maynard: Timothy Culinhan's hand was amputated after an accident at the mill; roads superintendent, L. L. Pratt has bought a road grader; some out buildings in town need attention from the Board of Health; Asa H. Haynes has a new line of goods on sale. Acton: about fifty veterans of Acton and surrounding towns came together to form a G.A.R. post. The meeting was called to order by Capt. Daniel Tuttle, who went through Baltimore on the 19th of April in 1861. See http://www.rootsweb.com/~mamidnws/1882/APR.html#27 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Dennis Ahern | Middlesex County Massachusetts Newspaper Abstracts Acton, Massachusetts | http://www.rootsweb.com/~mamidnws/index.html - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

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/1783.4 Message Board Post: Here's the death record: Cambridge 1939 vol 31 p 117 Andrew B. Hurder. Residence and place of death: 118 Harvard St., Cambridge. Male, white, married. Wife Ida M. Dunham. Age 86 y 8 m 30 d. Occupation: lather. Type of business: building contractor. Last worked January 1909. Born Wickham, New Brunswick. Father Frederick Hurder, b New Brunswick. Mother Mary (cannot be learned), b New Brunswick. Informant: Ida M. Hurder (wife), 118 Harvard St, Cambridge. Date of death: Aug 14, 1939. Cause: cerebral hemorrhage. Buried Cambridge [Cemetery], Cambridge. Hope this helps! jp

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In a message dated 4/15/2006 11:51:56 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, noyes@exit3.com writes: In World Tree the have Lydia Pease as her maiden name. In Groton vitals they had William Longley m.may 15, 1672 Lydia, Deliverance Pease I thought it was a seperate name. do you have ancestry you could look it up in Groton vitals. And it occurred to me late yesterday that Lydia was perhaps the sister of Deliverance Pease. And there you have it. Janice Farnsworth

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Hello again, I just remembered that I borrowed the "History of Carlisle" from the Library a few days ago. A quick look shows a Capt. Thomas GREEN active in Carlisle affairs in the 1850's And, there was a Thomas GREEN, active in town affairs during 1830's to 1860's. Would this have been the Thomas GREEN, b1768, or his son ? Or, a nephew ? And, I read on-line that the large house still standing in Carlisle Center across from the Library is referred to as "the GREEN house." Betty (near Lowell, MA)

Hello, I think I posted a query about this family a week or two ago, so I'd just like to briefly ask again ... whether anyone knows whether Thomas K. GREEN, b1768 in Carlisle, MA, married and had children ! His parents were Zacheus GREEN, b1731/32 Concord, MA, and Elizabeth KIDDER, b1745 Westford, MA. They reportedly had 10 children between 1766 and 1785. In 1793, while Age ~25, he inherited the "large property" of his grandfather, Thomas "Cornet" KIDDER, in Westford ! I would like to find out if Thomas GREEN (oldest grandson of Thomas) moved to the "KIDDER estate" and how long he lived there. The KIDDER book has no further information on the 10 GREEN children, and I would also like to find out when Thomas Kidder GREEN died ! Thank you for your time ! Enjoy your weekend ! Betty (near Lowell, MA) P.S. I am trying to determine how long "the Thomas (Sr.) KIDDER estate" on Texas Road in Westford remained in KIDDER hands ! Thomas Kidder, b1690 Chelmsford probably bought it between 1710 and 1720. And, his widow and her second husband probably lived there until about 1750 if not longer. I'm wondering if their oldest son moved into the large house in the 1740's, and then left it to their grandson in the 1790's ! And, then did a relative inherit it .. after Thomas GREEN died ?