This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Fuller, Richardson Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/AFB.2ACE/1758 Message Board Post: Hi Im looking for a copy of birth records for Thomas Fuller, born 30 april 1644, Ruth Richardson born 14 April 1647, also marriage, married 19 July 1668/69, I want copies of the orginal rcords. All in Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts, If you could let me know where I may find these records, Id greatly appricate it. Thanks Bonita
The following contributed by Rosemary Nunnally from the Lowell Sun - February 1894: John Joyce suffering from arsenical poisoning; Mary Connelly and Marina Crooker deceased; juveniles Arthur Hardy and Frank Patineau charged with larceny of doves. April 1894: Thomas Fennelly, Bridget Jones, Thomas J. Shalvey, Neal McManus, deceased; Michael Connelly awarded liquor license for Dracut; Miss Louisa M. Hardman returned from England; Miss Madge Claxton visited friends in Boston; Frank O. Stevens to wed Bertha F. Barker; Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Dugdale and daughter to sail for Europe; Burke Temperance Institute to hold annual ball. May 1894: body of the Connelly boy found in river. July 1894: James Lynch and Lizzie O'Connor deceased. August 1894: funeral services of Michael Murphy. See http://www.rootsweb.com/~mamidnws/1894.html for these and other stories from Middlesex county newspapers - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 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/1753.1.1.1 Message Board Post: I tracked the family of Edward and Sarah in Lowell through the 1930 census. Looks like they just had one child, a daughter Anna. Does that sound right? I'm planning to be at Mass. Vital Records next week (VR from 1916+). Would it help you for me to look for death records for these people? jp
A number of RICE including Edmund RICE are found on my website at http://gedcomindex.com/Towns/usma0302.html for Sudbury and http://gedcomindex.com/Towns/usma0180.html for Marlborough, Massachusetts. Then you click on the links to get the GEDCOM files from the sites where they are hosted, load them into a new folder in whatever genealogy software you are using, and see if you add a new branch to your family. Tom Alciere > Edmund Rice as he relates to Sudbury and Marlborough, Massachusetts. > > > Grantee's and Settler's of Sudbury, Massachusetts link > > http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~historyofmarlborough/sudburygrantees. > html#SUDBURY > > Early Sudbury records link > > http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~historyofmarlborough/sudburyrecords.h > tml#EARL > > Vital records of Sudbury link > > http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~historyofmarlborough/sudburyvitals.ht > m#VITAL > > Sudbury inscriptions link > > http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~historyofmarlborough/sudburyinscripti > ons.html#SUDBURY > > Edmund Rice genealogy link > > http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~historyofmarlborough/sudburyinscripti > ons.html#SUDBURY > > > Here is a link to some information on the Rice Family with a picture of > his > home in Sudbury. > > http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~historyofmarlborough/familyrice.htm#R > ICE > > The Rice Boys - Captured by Indians link > > http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~historyofmarlborough/thericeboys.htm# > Rice > > Colonial records of Marlborough link > > http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~historyofmarlborough/colonialrecords. > htm#COLONIAL > > > There is much more on the Rice family and other early settlers of > Marlborough. > > For those of you who may descend from the following, you may want to visit > the site with over 250 meg of information and pictures. Feel free to use > what ever you find. Here is the link............john buczek > > http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~historyofmarlborough/ > > > ISAAC AMSDEN FAMILY, HENRY AXTEL FAMILY CHRISTOPHER BANISTER FAMILY > > ROBERT BARNARD FAMILY RICHARD BARNES FAMILY THOMAS BARNES FAMILY > > PETER BENDER FAMILY JOHN BENT FAMILY JOHN (BAGULEY) BIGELOW FAMILY > > WILLIAM BOND FAMILY JOHN BOWKER FAMILY THOMAS BRIGHAM FAMILY > > SAMUEL CRANSTON FAMILY EBENEZER DEXTER FAMILY JOHN FAY FAMILY > > WILLIAM EAGER FAMILY NATHANIEL FELTON FAMILY STEPHEN GATES FAMILY > > WILLIAM GODDARD FAMILY ROBERT GOODALE FAMILY THOMAS GOODENOW FAMILY > > SHADRACH HAPGOOD FAMILY EDWARD HOLYOKE FAMILY JOHN HOWE FAMILY > > ABRAHAM HOWE FAMILY DANIEL HUDSON FAMILY > > JOHN MAYNARD FAMILY JOSEPH MORSE FAMILY JOHN PRIEST FAMILY > > EDMUND RICE FAMILY OLIVER RUSSELL FAMILY MUNNING SAWIN FAMILY > > WILLIAM TAYLOR FAMILY ISAAC TEMPLE FAMILY JOHN STOW FAMILY > > WILLIAM WARD FAMILY SUPPLY WEEKS FAMILY THOMAS WHEELER FAMILY > > ABRAHAM WILLIAMS FAMILY JOSEPH-WILLIAMS FAMILY JOHN WOODS FAMILY > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Betty [mailto:bbffrrpp@comcast.net] > Sent: Thursday, March 02, 2006 8:13 AM > To: MAMIDDLE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [MAMiddle] RICE Surname - Association ! > > Hello, > > The RICE surname doesn't come up on the Lists too often, so I thought I > would remind researchers that there is a "RICE Family Association." > It > > is about the patriarch, (Deacon) Edmund RICE, of 1600's Sudbury ! > > http://www.edmund-rice.org/ > > Even though my great-great-grandfather, Charles Wellington RICE, was born > in > > 1850 in Lubec, Maine, he is a "Deacon Edmund RICE" descendant ! I > cannot quote "his line" from memory, but I can mention Jesse RICE of > Marlborough, MA, and one of his sons, Ashabel RICE, who fought in the > Revolutionary War ! > > After the War, Ashabel and Percissa (KNIGHT) RICE moved to "Maine", then > over to Nova Scotia for a few years, and then back to "Maine." Their > youngest son, Daniel V. RICE, was born in ~1803 in Maine, probably just > after the large family returned there ! The majority of the family > remained in the Lubec, ME, area. Daniel married Lucy McDANIEL or > McDONALD who had been born in New Brunswick ~1811, and they had 10 > children. > > Charles was their youngest, born in 1850. > > I believe that most of Charles' brothers remained in Washington County, > Maine. But, I have had trouble finding the marriage information of the > 4 > sisters. But two things happened during the past week ! I received > a > > photo of a gravestone from the cemetery in Medford - showing that Charles > Wellington RICE was buried in a McNEAR / MacNEAR family plot ! A > little > investigating showed that Mrs. Amelia McNEAR was his sister ! > > Just this morning I heard that Amelia RICE and Charles McNEAR (both from > Maine) married in Boston in 1870 ! So, I'm wondering if Amelia came > down to Boston in the late 1860's, and brought her youngest brother down > to > Boston with her ! > > Also, someone reminded me of the 1850 census for Lubec, and I noticed that > Amelia's twin sister, Emily, is not shown. So, she probably did not > survive childhood ! (Note: that census showed Amelia at Age 10 > (I > > think born in 1840), and yet the marriage record states she was 25 !) > > .... > I have never joined the RICE Family Association, but I have contributed > information on my line of RICE men to their large, extensive "data base." > > I understand it is quite an active organization, with several "local" > people > > who act as officers ! And, I believe they have an "annual meeting" in > MA ! > > > Hope this helps someone ! > > Betty (near Lowell, MA) > > > P.S. I forgot to mention that my great-great-grandparents, Charles > and > Adelaide (HUTCHINSON) RICE, had two daughters: Louise Wellington RICE > and Edith Crosby RICE. They were born in Winchester in the 1870's, and > then Charles and Adelaide "separated" probably during the 1890's (or by > 1900). > > Charles Wellington RICE was somehow connected to a person or a family in > Ashland, MA, as he seems to have spent time there, and died there in 1916 > ! > (Still a mystery !) But, he was buried with his sister's family in > Medford ! > > Edith RICE was a life-long Children's Librarian in Arlington. During > the mid-1900's, a large, important collection of children's books was > donated to the University of Maine. And, the wealthy donor named it > "The Edith C. RICE Collection" - after her long-time friend ! > > Louise RICE (and Edith) were probably visiting their RICE relatives in > Lubec and Eastport, ME, when Louise "Lou" met George "Sanford" KIDDER > from > > Princeton, Maine. They married there in 1898, but came back down to > Winchester, MA, to live ! Unfortunately, "Sanford" ran into > "problems," and around the time of his father's death in Princeton, Maine, > he decided to move back there - basically abandoning his wife and 3 > school-age children (1915 to 1920 timeframe). > > Mrs. Louise KIDDER inherited one of the HUTCHINSON Farms from her mother's > cousins around 1930, but she had a great deal of trouble maintaining the > very large property ! Her disabled son and his wife had to give it up > in > > 1958 ! > > The matching "HUTCHINSON Farm" still exists, but most of the land has been > sold off .. for the building of new houses ! > > (The IRWIN family owned that Farm for many years in 1940's to 1960's > timeframe.) > > > > > > > > > ============================== > Jumpstart your genealogy with OneWorldTree. Search not only for > ancestors, but entire generations. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13972/rd.ashx > > > ============================== > Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the > last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx > > Download this as a file
Edmund Rice as he relates to Sudbury and Marlborough, Massachusetts. Grantee's and Settler's of Sudbury, Massachusetts link http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~historyofmarlborough/sudburygrantees. html#SUDBURY Early Sudbury records link http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~historyofmarlborough/sudburyrecords.h tml#EARL Vital records of Sudbury link http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~historyofmarlborough/sudburyvitals.ht m#VITAL Sudbury inscriptions link http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~historyofmarlborough/sudburyinscripti ons.html#SUDBURY Edmund Rice genealogy link http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~historyofmarlborough/sudburyinscripti ons.html#SUDBURY Here is a link to some information on the Rice Family with a picture of his home in Sudbury. http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~historyofmarlborough/familyrice.htm#R ICE The Rice Boys - Captured by Indians link http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~historyofmarlborough/thericeboys.htm# Rice Colonial records of Marlborough link http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~historyofmarlborough/colonialrecords. htm#COLONIAL There is much more on the Rice family and other early settlers of Marlborough. For those of you who may descend from the following, you may want to visit the site with over 250 meg of information and pictures. Feel free to use what ever you find. Here is the link............john buczek http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~historyofmarlborough/ ISAAC AMSDEN FAMILY, HENRY AXTEL FAMILY CHRISTOPHER BANISTER FAMILY ROBERT BARNARD FAMILY RICHARD BARNES FAMILY THOMAS BARNES FAMILY PETER BENDER FAMILY JOHN BENT FAMILY JOHN (BAGULEY) BIGELOW FAMILY WILLIAM BOND FAMILY JOHN BOWKER FAMILY THOMAS BRIGHAM FAMILY SAMUEL CRANSTON FAMILY EBENEZER DEXTER FAMILY JOHN FAY FAMILY WILLIAM EAGER FAMILY NATHANIEL FELTON FAMILY STEPHEN GATES FAMILY WILLIAM GODDARD FAMILY ROBERT GOODALE FAMILY THOMAS GOODENOW FAMILY SHADRACH HAPGOOD FAMILY EDWARD HOLYOKE FAMILY JOHN HOWE FAMILY ABRAHAM HOWE FAMILY DANIEL HUDSON FAMILY JOHN MAYNARD FAMILY JOSEPH MORSE FAMILY JOHN PRIEST FAMILY EDMUND RICE FAMILY OLIVER RUSSELL FAMILY MUNNING SAWIN FAMILY WILLIAM TAYLOR FAMILY ISAAC TEMPLE FAMILY JOHN STOW FAMILY WILLIAM WARD FAMILY SUPPLY WEEKS FAMILY THOMAS WHEELER FAMILY ABRAHAM WILLIAMS FAMILY JOSEPH-WILLIAMS FAMILY JOHN WOODS FAMILY -----Original Message----- From: Betty [mailto:bbffrrpp@comcast.net] Sent: Thursday, March 02, 2006 8:13 AM To: MAMIDDLE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [MAMiddle] RICE Surname - Association ! Hello, The RICE surname doesn't come up on the Lists too often, so I thought I would remind researchers that there is a "RICE Family Association." It is about the patriarch, (Deacon) Edmund RICE, of 1600's Sudbury ! http://www.edmund-rice.org/ Even though my great-great-grandfather, Charles Wellington RICE, was born in 1850 in Lubec, Maine, he is a "Deacon Edmund RICE" descendant ! I cannot quote "his line" from memory, but I can mention Jesse RICE of Marlborough, MA, and one of his sons, Ashabel RICE, who fought in the Revolutionary War ! After the War, Ashabel and Percissa (KNIGHT) RICE moved to "Maine", then over to Nova Scotia for a few years, and then back to "Maine." Their youngest son, Daniel V. RICE, was born in ~1803 in Maine, probably just after the large family returned there ! The majority of the family remained in the Lubec, ME, area. Daniel married Lucy McDANIEL or McDONALD who had been born in New Brunswick ~1811, and they had 10 children. Charles was their youngest, born in 1850. I believe that most of Charles' brothers remained in Washington County, Maine. But, I have had trouble finding the marriage information of the 4 sisters. But two things happened during the past week ! I received a photo of a gravestone from the cemetery in Medford - showing that Charles Wellington RICE was buried in a McNEAR / MacNEAR family plot ! A little investigating showed that Mrs. Amelia McNEAR was his sister ! Just this morning I heard that Amelia RICE and Charles McNEAR (both from Maine) married in Boston in 1870 ! So, I'm wondering if Amelia came down to Boston in the late 1860's, and brought her youngest brother down to Boston with her ! Also, someone reminded me of the 1850 census for Lubec, and I noticed that Amelia's twin sister, Emily, is not shown. So, she probably did not survive childhood ! (Note: that census showed Amelia at Age 10 (I think born in 1840), and yet the marriage record states she was 25 !) .... I have never joined the RICE Family Association, but I have contributed information on my line of RICE men to their large, extensive "data base." I understand it is quite an active organization, with several "local" people who act as officers ! And, I believe they have an "annual meeting" in MA ! Hope this helps someone ! Betty (near Lowell, MA) P.S. I forgot to mention that my great-great-grandparents, Charles and Adelaide (HUTCHINSON) RICE, had two daughters: Louise Wellington RICE and Edith Crosby RICE. They were born in Winchester in the 1870's, and then Charles and Adelaide "separated" probably during the 1890's (or by 1900). Charles Wellington RICE was somehow connected to a person or a family in Ashland, MA, as he seems to have spent time there, and died there in 1916 ! (Still a mystery !) But, he was buried with his sister's family in Medford ! Edith RICE was a life-long Children's Librarian in Arlington. During the mid-1900's, a large, important collection of children's books was donated to the University of Maine. And, the wealthy donor named it "The Edith C. RICE Collection" - after her long-time friend ! Louise RICE (and Edith) were probably visiting their RICE relatives in Lubec and Eastport, ME, when Louise "Lou" met George "Sanford" KIDDER from Princeton, Maine. They married there in 1898, but came back down to Winchester, MA, to live ! Unfortunately, "Sanford" ran into "problems," and around the time of his father's death in Princeton, Maine, he decided to move back there - basically abandoning his wife and 3 school-age children (1915 to 1920 timeframe). Mrs. Louise KIDDER inherited one of the HUTCHINSON Farms from her mother's cousins around 1930, but she had a great deal of trouble maintaining the very large property ! Her disabled son and his wife had to give it up in 1958 ! The matching "HUTCHINSON Farm" still exists, but most of the land has been sold off .. for the building of new houses ! (The IRWIN family owned that Farm for many years in 1940's to 1960's timeframe.) ============================== Jumpstart your genealogy with OneWorldTree. Search not only for ancestors, but entire generations. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13972/rd.ashx
Hello, The RICE surname doesn't come up on the Lists too often, so I thought I would remind researchers that there is a "RICE Family Association." It is about the patriarch, (Deacon) Edmund RICE, of 1600's Sudbury ! http://www.edmund-rice.org/ Even though my great-great-grandfather, Charles Wellington RICE, was born in 1850 in Lubec, Maine, he is a "Deacon Edmund RICE" descendant ! I cannot quote "his line" from memory, but I can mention Jesse RICE of Marlborough, MA, and one of his sons, Ashabel RICE, who fought in the Revolutionary War ! After the War, Ashabel and Percissa (KNIGHT) RICE moved to "Maine", then over to Nova Scotia for a few years, and then back to "Maine." Their youngest son, Daniel V. RICE, was born in ~1803 in Maine, probably just after the large family returned there ! The majority of the family remained in the Lubec, ME, area. Daniel married Lucy McDANIEL or McDONALD who had been born in New Brunswick ~1811, and they had 10 children. Charles was their youngest, born in 1850. I believe that most of Charles' brothers remained in Washington County, Maine. But, I have had trouble finding the marriage information of the 4 sisters. But two things happened during the past week ! I received a photo of a gravestone from the cemetery in Medford - showing that Charles Wellington RICE was buried in a McNEAR / MacNEAR family plot ! A little investigating showed that Mrs. Amelia McNEAR was his sister ! Just this morning I heard that Amelia RICE and Charles McNEAR (both from Maine) married in Boston in 1870 ! So, I'm wondering if Amelia came down to Boston in the late 1860's, and brought her youngest brother down to Boston with her ! Also, someone reminded me of the 1850 census for Lubec, and I noticed that Amelia's twin sister, Emily, is not shown. So, she probably did not survive childhood ! (Note: that census showed Amelia at Age 10 (I think born in 1840), and yet the marriage record states she was 25 !) .... I have never joined the RICE Family Association, but I have contributed information on my line of RICE men to their large, extensive "data base." I understand it is quite an active organization, with several "local" people who act as officers ! And, I believe they have an "annual meeting" in MA ! Hope this helps someone ! Betty (near Lowell, MA) P.S. I forgot to mention that my great-great-grandparents, Charles and Adelaide (HUTCHINSON) RICE, had two daughters: Louise Wellington RICE and Edith Crosby RICE. They were born in Winchester in the 1870's, and then Charles and Adelaide "separated" probably during the 1890's (or by 1900). Charles Wellington RICE was somehow connected to a person or a family in Ashland, MA, as he seems to have spent time there, and died there in 1916 ! (Still a mystery !) But, he was buried with his sister's family in Medford ! Edith RICE was a life-long Children's Librarian in Arlington. During the mid-1900's, a large, important collection of children's books was donated to the University of Maine. And, the wealthy donor named it "The Edith C. RICE Collection" - after her long-time friend ! Louise RICE (and Edith) were probably visiting their RICE relatives in Lubec and Eastport, ME, when Louise "Lou" met George "Sanford" KIDDER from Princeton, Maine. They married there in 1898, but came back down to Winchester, MA, to live ! Unfortunately, "Sanford" ran into "problems," and around the time of his father's death in Princeton, Maine, he decided to move back there - basically abandoning his wife and 3 school-age children (1915 to 1920 timeframe). Mrs. Louise KIDDER inherited one of the HUTCHINSON Farms from her mother's cousins around 1930, but she had a great deal of trouble maintaining the very large property ! Her disabled son and his wife had to give it up in 1958 ! The matching "HUTCHINSON Farm" still exists, but most of the land has been sold off .. for the building of new houses ! (The IRWIN family owned that Farm for many years in 1940's to 1960's timeframe.)
Hello, I believe I made a statement a day or two ago which I need to retract. It is in regards to the WELLINGTON surname ! My great-great-grandfather was born Charles Wellington RICE in 1850 in Lubec, Maine. And, my "guess" is that he was given his middle name because of the "Duke of Wellington." And, I had made a statement that my sister thought we had a WELLINGTON on our family tree, and I doubted it. But, while going through boxes of genealogy papers last night looking for something, I was reminded of some VERY OLD papers I had borrowed from my sister several years ago! One of them is a very small book, entitled: "A few facts concerning Roger WELLINGTON and some of his descendants" "To my Dear Nieces and Nephews: I have gathered these few pages of records and reminiscences in the hope that they may foster in you a love for your ancestors. A. W. GRISWOLD, Belmont, July 1892." It really should be called a booklet as it is only 26 pages, and yet it is an official, hard-cover book. This copy of the book has many hand-written notes in it, and has a few obituaries / death notices taped to the inside cover. One of them is from the "Arlington Advocate" from Feb. 1903: HORACE H. HOMER "The entire community was surprised and deeply pained on Wednesday to lear of the death of Mr. H. H. Homer, which occurred at 3:30 that morning, at his late residence on the GRAY estate, one of the oldest landmarks on Pleasant Street. Although the deceased has been ill for nearly a year and confined to the house most of the time since last August, with what was first called Sciatica ..... Mr. Homer was the third son of William F. and Adeline (Wellington) Homer, of Belmont, who resided in the house just opposite Town Hall in that town. ...." Handwritten on the inside cover is: 1892 - From Mrs. Adaline Wellington (Homer) Griswold of Concord Avenue in Belmont, widow of Charles .... (Mrs. Griswald was born in Boston in 1832.) I can't offer how the HOMER name enters our family-tree at this moment; I would need to refer to my sister's notes. But, it most definitely would be in the extended family-tree of our great-grandmother, Louise Wellington (RICE) KIDDER, who was born in Winchester in 1876. Her father, Charles Wellington RICE was born in 1850 in Lubec, ME, and he came down to Boston and met and married Adelaide Crosby HUTCHINSON of Winchester, MA. Adelaide came from two important families: the HUTCHINSON's of 1800's Winchester, and the CROSBY's of 1800's Arlington (West Cambridge). And, many "Arlington surnames" are on that combined family-tree ! This book starts out: ".... Roger Wellington, the founder of his family in America, was born in England about 1609. He came to this country in 1630 and in 1636 bought fourteen acres of land on the border of Watertown and Cambridge, now called Belmont. Here he settled, and at about the same time married Mary, eldest daughter of Dr. Richard Palgrave of Charlestown who is mentioned in books of that time as "a right godly man and skillfull surgeon.' ...." That's all I can offer today ! But, I would like to make a comment or two: Wouldn't it be nice if in the days we live in today -- we could take a part of our family tree - or all of it - and have an official "book publisher" be willing to publish our family-tree book or booklet ! Also, our family was somewhat lucky ! Some of our ancestors (or members of their family) took a strong interest in "their roots." And, I believe it was Edith Crosby RICE, b1878 Winchester, who had two passions ! She was a life-long Children's Librarian in Arlington ! And, she spent many years researching her family-tree, concentrating a lot on the HUTCHINSON's of Charlestown and then Winchester ! And, my sister started her part of the research because of an "antique photo album" retrieved from one of the "HUTCHINSON Farms" in Winchester before it was sold in 1958 ! (It's the rest of our family-tree -- which has "many" brick-walls ! Or, solidly built, concrete-block walls, put together with reinforced cement !) :o) Betty (near Lowell, MA)
---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Jackisr@aol.com <Jackisr@aol.com> Date: Mar 1, 2006 9:37 PM Subject: NEHGS lookup: ELIZABETH DICKSON, bapt. 24 Jul 1698 One extra lookup request. I have been researching the DICKSON-RUSSELL line of JOHN STEINBECK and wonder if the wife of HUBBARD RUSSELL, ELIZABETH DICKSON might be tied into this same line. STEINBECK's line comes though the JASON RUSSELL line. 512 Hubbard Russell. Born 20 May 1687. Died 4 Jun 1726. Lineage B46: A6. History First President Of Menotomy (Arlington, Ma.). He married Elizabeth Dickson, 9 May 1710 in Menotomy (Arlington). 513 Elizabeth Dickson. Baptism 24 Jul 1698. Died 6 Oct 1734 in Cambridge, MA. Lineage W.A. Smith Note. FTM CD#220 MA VITAL RECORDS DICKSON, ELIZABETH Event Type: Baptism Event Date: 24-JUL-1698 Town of Record: Cambridge County of Record: Middlesex Comment: /DR OF JOHN /N C. R. 1. ====================================================
Descendants of LYDIA RUSSELL & THOMAS HALL TEEL Generation No. 1 1. LYDIA6 RUSSELL (NOAH5, JASON4, HUBBARD3, JASON2, WILLIAM1) was born January 08, 1793. She married (1) THOMAS TEEL. She married (2) THOMAS HALL TEEL August 25, 1814 in Arlington, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, son of GERSHOM TEEL and SUSANNA ADAMS. He was born March 09, 1791 in West Medford, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, and died December 11, 1855 in Menotomy, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. Child of LYDIA RUSSELL and THOMAS TEEL is: 2. i. ALBERT T.7 TEEL, b. October 23, 1824, Middlesex County, Massachusetts; d. July 21, 1906. Generation No. 2 2. ALBERT T.7 TEEL (LYDIA6 RUSSELL, NOAH5, JASON4, HUBBARD3, JASON2, WILLIAM1) was born October 23, 1824 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts, and died July 21, 1906. He married (1) SUSANNAH FLOYD, daughter of JOSHUA G. FLOYD. She was born January 26, 1829 in Massachusetts. He married (2) SARAH A. RANKIN October 19, 1892, daughter of JAMES RANKIN and ANN WATTERS. She was born May 1854 in Massachusetts. Child of ALBERT TEEL and SUSANNAH FLOYD is: 3. i. GEORGE8 TEEL, b. April 29, 1854, Arlington, Middlesex County, Massachusetts; d. September 04, 1936, Arlington, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. Child of ALBERT TEEL and SARAH RANKIN is: ii. FLORENCE E.8 TEEL, b. February 1895, Massachusetts. Generation No. 3 3. GEORGE8 TEEL (ALBERT T.7, LYDIA6 RUSSELL, NOAH5, JASON4, HUBBARD3, JASON2, WILLIAM1) was born April 29, 1854 in Arlington, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, and died September 04, 1936 in Arlington, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. He married EMILY ANN RUSSELL October 25, 1876 in Somerville, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, daughter of LEVI RUSSELL and MARTHA SMITH. She was born May 12, 1854 in Arlington, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, and died February 05, 1940 in Arlington, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. Children of GEORGE TEEL and EMILY RUSSELL are: i. EDITH RUSSELL9 TEEL, b. April 1879, Massachusetts; m. WALTER HARVEY SEARS, September 20, 1905, Arlington, Middlesex County, Massachusetts; b. June 12, 1881, Newton Center, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. ii. ALICE TEEL, b. July 1883, Massachusetts. NOTE: GEORGE TEEL and EMILY ANN RUSSELL are sixth cousins. Both are descendants of JASON RUSSELL (1658-1775)
I looked up the Vital records of Cambridge, Massachusetts, to the year 1850 Boston, Mass.: unknown, 1914-1915, 1742 pgs. and there were lots of Teels, just not for your couple. The father/couples are: Gershom George and Rebecca Ammi C. and Sarah Levi and Lydia Amos and Hannah Jonathan W and Emmeline I also checked the Vital records of Arlington, Massachusetts to the year 1850 Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1904, 162 pgs. There are only two Teels listed in the births: Georgianna Russell, d. Joseph and Mary, Apr 6, 1845 Thomas, s. Tho[ma]s H., July 30, 1815. Looks like an older brother; sorry no others are listed. Did the family move to another town after Thomas was born? Susan Daily On 3/1/06, Jackisr@aol.com <Jackisr@aol.com> wrote: > Albert Lafayette Teel, born 23 Oct 1824 in Menotomy/West > Cambridge/Arlington, MA; died 21 Jul 1906 in Menotomy/West Cambridge/Arlington, MA. > He was the son of 4. Thomas Hall Teel and 5. Lydia Russell. > He married 3. Susan Peirce Floyd 06 Mar 1853. > > Trying to find this birth record. > > Thank you for any help on this! > Jacki Russell >
Albert Lafayette Teel, born 23 Oct 1824 in Menotomy/West Cambridge/Arlington, MA; died 21 Jul 1906 in Menotomy/West Cambridge/Arlington, MA. He was the son of 4. Thomas Hall Teel and 5. Lydia Russell. He married 3. Susan Peirce Floyd 06 Mar 1853. Trying to find this birth record. Thank you for any help on this! Jacki Russell
Hi again, I e-mailed the Reference Dept. at the Medford Library, and just received a response: Hello- the director forwarded me you question about Wellington Circle. The Wellington area of Medford is named after two brothers - James and Isaac Wellington, who bought large tracts of farmland in that area in 1819. They were very influential, and at one point donated land to the Boston and Maine railroad on the condition that all Medford trains should stop at Wellington. They began to divide up the farmland and sell house lots in that area in the 1850's. In 1874, when the Wellington Bridge and a new road to Boston were built the area developed very quickly. If you'd like any more info, we have a great book that is the scrapbook for the Wellington Improvement Association which has lots of information and pictures. Betty (near Lowell, MA) ----- Original Message ----- From: <kathym@uvic.ca> To: <MAMIDDLE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, February 26, 2006 12:44 PM Subject: Wellington station in Malden > Hi - would anyone know why this station was named Wellington? > > I am interested in Edward Wellington, born circa 1862 in Malden MA. He > was a > produce and milk and egg wholesaler. He married Charlotte Hezlitt born > 1862 in > Cambridge. > > Their children were Marion born circa 1890, Hastings born circa 1893 and > Catherine > born circa 1903. > > Any tie between the naming of Wellington station and this family would be > interesting to me. > > thanks > Kathy Montgomery > Victoria, BC > > ______________________________
Jacki, Bad news, can not find his birth record at NEHGS or in the published VRs to 1850. I checked both Middlesex and Suffolk counties, just to see if it was recorded in Boston. The NEHGS had 2 marriages for him: 1. March 6, 1853, Albert L. Teel, res. West Cambridge, a. 28 y., housewright, b. West Cambridge, s. Thomas Teel, 1st marriage Susan Floyd, res. Medford, a. 24 y., b. Medford, d. Joshua G. Floyd, 1st marriage Married by Rev. Hosea Ballon, 2d. 2. Oct. 19, 1892, Albert L. Teel, res. Arlington, a. 67 y., carpenter, b. West Cambridge, s. Thomas C. & Lydia (Russell), 2nd marriage Sarah A. Rankin, a. 38 y., dressmaker, b. Scotland, d. James & Ann (Watters), 1st marriage Married by Rev. S.C. Pushnell, Pastor of Orthodox Cong'l Church John In loving memory of our son, Brennan. 11/10/88-5/31/01. http://john-slaughter.rootsweb.com/Brennan.html MA-Bay-Colony list moderator USGenWeb County Coordinator Essex County, MA - http://www.rootsweb.com/~maessex Middlesex County, MA - http://www.rootsweb.com/~mamiddle USGenWeb Town Coordinator Ipswich, Essex, MA - http://www.rootsweb.com/~macipswi >From: Jackisr@aol.com >To: MAMIDDLE-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [MAMiddle] NEHGS lookup: birth record ALBERT LAFAYETTE TEEL, b. 23 >Oct 1824 >Date: Wed, 1 Mar 2006 19:41:11 EST > > Albert Lafayette Teel, born 23 Oct 1824 in Menotomy/West >Cambridge/Arlington, MA; died 21 Jul 1906 in Menotomy/West >Cambridge/Arlington, MA. >He was the son of 4. Thomas Hall Teel and 5. Lydia Russell. >He married 3. Susan Peirce Floyd 06 Mar 1853. > >Trying to find this birth record. > >Thank you for any help on this! >Jacki Russell > > >============================== >Find your ancestors in the Birth, Marriage and Death Records. >New content added every business day. Learn more: >http://www.ancestry.com/s13964/rd.ashx > _________________________________________________________________ Dont just search. Find. Check out the new MSN Search! http://search.msn.click-url.com/go/onm00200636ave/direct/01/
See http://www.rootsweb.com/~macacton/ for a new website for information on genealogical and historical sources for the Town of Acton, Mass. with a page on Books & Manuscripts at http://www.rootsweb.com/~macacton/books.htm -dja
A mystery. KENNETH WILSON e-mailed me the following: In an Arlington Advocate article dated September 10, 1936, it gives the obituary of George E. Teel, whose wife was Emily Ann Russell. It states there that he was a great-great grandson of Jason Russell. His father we know was Albert Teel, but nowhere in my records can I find any descendant Of Jason by that name. What can you tell me? GEORGE TEEL, born April 9, 1854, son of Albert Teel, in Arlington where he lived all his life ============================================ http://searsr.com/richard1/pafg174.htm 9543 M i Walter Harvey Sears was born 12 Jun 1881 in Newton Centre, MA. was buried in , 4056ai. Walter married Edith Russell Teel, daughter of George A Teel, on 20 Sep 1905 in Arlington, MA. Edith was born 1884 in . ============================== There is a TEEL Street in Arlington, MA ================================== http://www.arlingtonhistorical.org/house/archhistory.php Through the settling of the estates and through sale, Jason Russell's original farm had been reduced in size. In 1883 Lydia Teel divided the remaining land, "Jason Russell's orchard" as she called it, among her children, giving the old house to her son Thomas Russell Teel. She also had a road laid out in front of the house, and this was accepted by the town as Jason Street in 1884. Mrs. Teel died in 1886 Russell Teel tore down the old barn and further altered Jason Russell's original ell. Part of it was used for a while as a smokehouse. At his death, in 1896, the house passed out of the family, and a subsequent owner moved it partly off its original foundations to install a furnace. The original chimney was lost in the process of moving and part of the 1863 ell, but otherwise the house was retained intact. In 1923 this and several other houses in Arlington were endangered by demolition threats, and the Arlington Historical Society wisely chose to purchase and save Jason Russell's house over the less preserved of the threatened houses. ============================================= closest in my FTM CD#220 MA VITAL RECORDS TEEL, ALBERT T. Event Type: Birth Event Date: 11-SEP-1827 Town of Record: Cambridge County of Record: Middlesex Comment: /S OF AMMI C. AND SARAH ============================== (CENSUS RESEARCH) 1850 United States Federal Census Record Name: Albert S Teel Age: 25 Estimated birth year: abt 1825 Birth place: Massachusetts Gender: Male Bedford, Middlesex, Massachusetts HOUSEHOLD: TEEL, CHARLES age 27 occ: Farmer b. MA TEEL, ALBERT S/L age 25 occ: Farmer b. MA ====================== 1860 United States Federal Census Record Name: Albert Teel Age: 35 Birth Year: abt 1825 Birthplace: Massachusetts West Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts Gender: Male Post Office: Waltham HOUSEHOLD: (all b. MA) Albert Teel 35 Susan Teel 31 Geo Teel 6 ====================== 1870 United States Federal Census Record Name: George A Teel Estimated Birth Year: abt 1854 Age: 16 Birthplace: Massachusetts Arlington, Middlesex, Massachusetts Race: White Gender: Male Post Office: Arlington HOUSEHOLD: TEEL, ALBERT L age 45 occ: Carpenter b. MA (b. abt. 1825) TEEL, SUSAN F age 41 b. MA TEEL, GEORGE A age 16 occ: Apprentice Engraver b. MA TEEL, NELLIE G age 8 b. MA ================================= 1880 US CENSUS Albert L. TEEL Male Other Information: Birth Year <1824> Birthplace MA Age 56 Occupation Carpenter & Builder Marital Status M <Married> Race W <White> Head of Household Albert L. TEEL Relation Self Father's Birthplace MA Mother's Birthplace MA Household: Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Albert L. TEEL Self M Male W 56 MA Carpenter & Builder MA MA Susan F. TEEL Wife M Female W 52 MA Keeping House MA MA Nellie G. TEEL Dau S Female W 19 MA At Home MA MA Source Information: Census Place Arlington, Middlesex, Massachusetts Family History Library Film 1254540 NA Film Number T9-0540 Page Number 112A ================================= 1880 US CENSUS George A. TEEL Male Other Information: Birth Year <1854> Birthplace MA Age 26 Occupation Wood Engraver Marital Status M <Married> Race W <White> Head of Household George A. TEEL Relation Self Father's Birthplace MA Mother's Birthplace MA Household: Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace George A. TEEL Self M Male W 26 MA Wood Engraver MA MA Source Information: Census Place Arlington, Middlesex, Massachusetts Family History Library Film 1254540 NA Film Number T9-0540 Page Number 100A =================================== 1900 United States Federal Census Record Name: George T Teel Arlington, Middlesex, Massachusetts Age: 46 Estimated birth year: 1854 Birthplace: Massachusetts Race: White Relationship to head-of-house: Head HOUSEHOLD: TEEL, GEORGE T head b. Apr 1854 age 46 b. MA parents b. MA occ: Engraver & Illustrator TEEL, EMILY A wife b. May 1854 age 46 b. MA parents b. MA 2/2 (note: Maiden name: RUSSELL) TEEL, EDITH R dau b. Apr 1879 age 21 b. MA TEEL, ALICE dau b. July 1883 age 16 b. MA ===========================================
The MA State Library in the Capital building has an astounding collection of city directories. THey cover many cities in MA and multple years. Kathy Montgomery Victoria, BC
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Woodward, Ellis, welch Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/AFB.2ACE/1757 Message Board Post: I need help finding the following individuals marriage or death information. John Woodward. born. abt 1875 England. immigrated Marriage lookup for James W Woodward (jr) b. 1865 Eng to Anna May Nichol(ls) b Canada Married abt 1890 Fuge/Firge Woodward to Martha Wilson married abt 1893 Herbert Woodward married to Frances Ellis btw 1920 and 1923 Herbert Woodward married to josephine Welch abt 1925 Death lookups for James Woodward btw 1910 and 1913 Maria Woodward btw 1920 John Woodward -death date unknown Birth lookup for James Woodward est 1906 Walter Woodward est 1904 Thank you in advance to anyone who can helpwith these. More information can be given if needed Danielle
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/1750.1.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Your welcome........anything else I can do for you let me know my e- mail is noyes@exit3.com
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/1753.1.1 Message Board Post: Thanks so much! Sarah may be my grandmother. I live in Florida, from Md. Ken Walker
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/1752.2 Message Board Post: The directory's on Ancestry for Cambridge only go as far as 1923.