Hi, Betty, many if not most of these families migrated because of their loyalties to England. They didn't necessarily want to be in the frey of the revolution, but had sentiments of loyalty to the "mother" country. While not all of these families were of British origen, those who weren't didn't have revolutionary sentiments. Many didn't know they were in ME, NY or VT--they thought they were in Canada; and in fact they were so close to the border--some of it established while the rest was yet to be established*for example the demarcation line between upper NY & VT wasn't fully established until the 1790's, and the border lines between America & Canada were fluent and fuzzy at best--that for the most part, they were left alone to get on with their lives. The war of 1812 was another matter, and many of these families were drawn into that frey. Susan > [Original Message] > From: Betty Clingman <bj213@bellsouth.net> > To: <MAWORCES-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: 8/23/02 6:43:53 PM > Subject: [MAWORCES] 1770's migration from MA to VT > > Hi friends, > My ancestors, along with many other people, moved from Massachusetts to > Vermont in the years just preceding the Revolutionary War. In the case of > my Fisher ancestors, it was from Worcester Co., MA to Windham Co., VT and > the year was about 1774. > > I am hoping someone on the list with a little better background in New > England history can answer a question for me. Besides the usual movement > from more populated areas to less populated areas to obtain more and better > land, were there other factors behind the migration at this particular time? > Was it influenced by "pro" or "anti" war factions or any other hot political > issues? > > I tried to find this information in our local library, but I'm embarrassed > to say, our library is painfully lacking in books on New England history. > Now if any of you ever need to know anything about Henry Miller Shreve and > the great logjam on the Red River, just let me know. :^) > > Thanks for any help. > > Betty > Shreveport, LA > > > ==== MAWORCES Mailing List ==== > To UNsub go here: > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/usa/MA/worcester.html --- Susan Hedeen --- chantillycarpets@earthlink.net --- EarthLink: It's your Internet.

Is that last name the same as the Worcester ( N Grafton ) area & Wilbraham Sand & gravel company ? Dick

Thank you Marcia for the information you sent me. What I have on Reme Dauphinais is that he was married to Alice Croteau. He had children Henri, Theresa, who married a George Butler, and Cecile Marie who married first Andrew Russo Sr., and then ? Jantz. I am guessing that this Reme was born in Fitchburg around 1900-1910 and died in Fitchburg, but that his parents came from Quebec. I am pretty certain that his parents are Joseph Dauphinais, b 1879 Quebec and Clarinda Benard, but I am not 100% sure as there are so many Reme's (and Remi/Remee variations). Joseph and Clarinda did have a Reme who is the right age to be my Reme. I am still stuck on the parents of Theodore Russo of Fitchburg. He married Palma Imprescia. He was born abt. 1900-1920 in Italy or MASS, father of Andrew Anthony Russo Sr., Phillip, and Jeffery Russo, born Fitchburg early 40s. Palma was born in Fitchburg in 1913. Her parents were Filippo Imprescia and Maria Filippa Sicilianio. Filippo was born in 1880 in Italy and died in 1966 in Hollywood, FL. Maria was born in 1889 in Italy and died in 1989 in Fitchburg, MA. All of this line is from: Pietraperzia Provienzia Enna Sicily, Italy Filippo is the son of Dominic Imprescia and Anna Viola. Maira Filippa Sicilianio is the daughter of Salvatore Sicilianio of Pietraperzia Provienzia Enna Sicily, Italy, born 1859, died 1932 in Pietraperzia Provienzia Enna Sicily, Italy. Her mother was Palma Maglio, born 1863 in Pietraperzia Provienzia Enna Sicily, Italy and died 1922 in Pietraperzia Provienzia Enna Sicily, Italy. This means Maria was the immigrant. Salvatore Siciliano was the son of Allessandro Sicilianio and Filippa Di Dio/DiDio. Palma Maglio was the daughter of Giovanni Maglio and Concetta Micciche. This line includes the following related surnames: The Carbone's through Anna Imprescia who married Luigi Carbone, son of Joseph Carbone and Maria Yovin. Weren't the Carbone's tied to the Italian Mafia? The Meglio's, Piccicuto's, Mondillo's, Romano's, Piccolomini's, Mazzone's, Porcu's, Caravella's, Rocca's, and more. Thanks so much. Any help greatly appreciated.

ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ma/worcester/census/1910 a reminder this is still there [in cyberspace] to search A partial listing - by pages but click on the index and search the name you want and see of the individual page has been transcribed .. Mimi Taylor

Oops! I got one link ahead of myself. The address for the Colonial Government Grants, etc.link is http://www.rootsweb.com/~vermont/WindhamCoTownshend.html Kathy

Betty, The following link might help you. It provides information about Colonial Government Grants, etc. that influenced the settlement of Windham County, VT. http://www.rootsweb.com/~vermont/WindhamCoTownshend05.html My 5th great grandfather, John HAZELTINE, came to VT from Worcestor County, MA. Your mention of the FISHER family intrigued me. John HAZELTINE's grandson, David Hazeltine, in 1812 married as his second wife a Nancy FISHER of Townsend, VT. I have been trying to find more information about her, but so far have come up empty. Any leads? --Kathleen Canney Barber ----- Original Message ----- From: "Betty Clingman" <bj213@bellsouth.net> To: <MAWORCES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, August 23, 2002 6:43 PM Subject: [MAWORCES] 1770's migration from MA to VT > Hi friends, > My ancestors, along with many other people, moved from Massachusetts to > Vermont in the years just preceding the Revolutionary War. In the case of > my Fisher ancestors, it was from Worcester Co., MA to Windham Co., VT and > the year was about 1774. > > I am hoping someone on the list with a little better background in New > England history can answer a question for me. Besides the usual movement > from more populated areas to less populated areas to obtain more and better > land, were there other factors behind the migration at this particular time? > Was it influenced by "pro" or "anti" war factions or any other hot political > issues? > > I tried to find this information in our local library, but I'm embarrassed > to say, our library is painfully lacking in books on New England history. > Now if any of you ever need to know anything about Henry Miller Shreve and > the great logjam on the Red River, just let me know. :^) > > Thanks for any help. > > Betty > Shreveport, LA > > > ==== MAWORCES Mailing List ==== > To UNsub go here: > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/usa/MA/worcester.html >

Hi friends, My ancestors, along with many other people, moved from Massachusetts to Vermont in the years just preceding the Revolutionary War. In the case of my Fisher ancestors, it was from Worcester Co., MA to Windham Co., VT and the year was about 1774. I am hoping someone on the list with a little better background in New England history can answer a question for me. Besides the usual movement from more populated areas to less populated areas to obtain more and better land, were there other factors behind the migration at this particular time? Was it influenced by "pro" or "anti" war factions or any other hot political issues? I tried to find this information in our local library, but I'm embarrassed to say, our library is painfully lacking in books on New England history. Now if any of you ever need to know anything about Henry Miller Shreve and the great logjam on the Red River, just let me know. :^) Thanks for any help. Betty Shreveport, LA

On Wed, 21 Aug 2002 13:49:08 EDT Odusn29@aol.com writes: > For those interested in reading the Karen Nugent article on 25 August > bring > up > www.telegram.com -------- Forwarded message ---------- From: jcs12367@juno.com To: MAWORCES-L@rootsweb.com Date: Wed, 21 Aug 2002 11:49:53 -0400 Subject: [MAWORCES] Massachusetts Public Records Closing Alert! Message-ID: <20020821.114953.-1037109.3.Jcs12367@juno.com> Greetings: Worcester Telegram & Gazette reporter Karen Nugent (Clinton office) is supposed to have a special article in the Aug. 25th Sunday Telegram concerning House Bill #5158. I brought Ms. Nugent's attention to this issue several weeks ago (having learned about the potential catastrophe from Sharon Sergeant's email here). I contacted my state rep, Pat Walrath, and informered her of my concerns with this bill and its potential for negetive impact upon family and local researchers. As of last week, the bill was in the Rules Committee (where it has been since about July 11). Here it may die a slow and quiet death OR it may be ressurected for vote again after the State Legislature leaves informal session for regular session in Jan. 2003. Keep you eyes peeled and remind your representative that you are concerned about this or other related legislative changes that will restrict access to state vital records. Regards, John C. Schumacher-Hardy Lancaster, MA In the wise words of Carla Howell (Libertarian candidate for MA governer): "Small Government is Beautiful." ==== MAWORCES Mailing List ==== ####--- Need to UNsub for vacation or summer?? ---###### Forget How to UN sub??? http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/usa/MA/worcester.html ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/web/.

>From Gilbert, Arizona... Researching Frank DOUGLAS(S) of Worcester who m. Magdalena A. GARDNER of Boston ca. 1887. Children are: Mildred DOUGLASS m. Alexander MacDonald Roscoe Gordon DOUGLASS Kenneth R. DOUGLASS m. Mildred Hurlburt Ronald A. DOUGLASS Frank DOUGLASS Gerald DOUGLASS Helen DOUGLASS m. George LANG & Dominic APOSTOLICO Jennifer

>From Worcester Telegram and Gazette 1 Vera CONWAY, 95, 3/19/96 Uxbridge. She leaves cousins. Born in Uxbridge to James H. and Katherine A. (McAULIFFE) CONWAY 2 Vivian I.M. BENTLEY, 88, 6/12/96, Mendon. She leaves 2 brothers and 4 sisters. Born in Uxbridge to John and Mary (MURPHY) BENTLEY, Sr. 3 William E. BEANE, Sr. 71, 4/28/97 Uxbridge. He leaves his wife of 50 yrs Constance M. (LANGELIER), 2 sons and 6 daughters, and 3 brothers and a sister. Born in Blackstone to Noel and Mary (DWYER) BEANE 4 T. James SWANSKI 81, 11/14/93 Worcester. Wife of 53 yrs, M. Louisa (LAVOIE) died in 1989. He leaves 3 sons and a sister. Born in Danville, PA toJoseph and Helen (OLIVER) SWANSKI 5 Theresa P. (BOUTHILLETTE) BARTLETT, 68, 10/21/96 Uxbridge. Husband Joseph N. BARTLETT died in 1992. She leaves 3 sons and 2 daughters, a brother and 2 sisters. Born in Uxbridge to Joseph and Malvina (PAUL) BOUTHILLETTE. This the end of all the former Waucantuck employees. E-mail me for additional info. Dates after names are published dates. Number after name is age.

>From Worcester T&G 1 Lena E. (RENEAU) SAVAGE 92, 3/20/93 Douglas. She leaves a son and daughter. Born in Whitinsville to Charles and Delia (BOULANGER) RENEAU 2 Marie E. (ARSENAULT) ROY, 100, 7/15/97 Uxbridge. Husband Joseph P. ROY died in 1966. She leaves a daughter. Born in North Grosvenordale to Joseph and Adeline (TETREAULT) ARSENAULT 3 Mary E. (GEE) LESLIE 88, 8/4/93, Northbridge. Husband George LESLIE died in 1965. She leaves a son and daughter. Born in Manchester, England to William and Mary GEE 4 Mary J. COADY 87, 9/3/90 Millville. She leaves nephews and a niece. Born in Hudson to Patrick and Margaret (KENNEDY) COADY 5 Mary T. (COTE) BOUDREAU 89, 9/9/96, Uxbridge. Husband Joseph T. BOUDREAU died in 1985. She leaves 2 daughters and a sister. Born in St. Charles, Quebec to George and Maria (ROUSSEAU) COTE 6 Phyllis T. (MORTE) BLODGETT 87, 1/21/96, Uxbridge. Husband Raymond E. BLODGETT died in 1972. She leaves a son and 2 daughters, a brother and 2 sisters. Born in Milford to Joseph and Malvina (MATERA) MORTE 7 Robert W. SMITH 86, 11/8/95 Mendon. He leaves wife Florence (COUTU), and 2 daughters. Born in Newport, RI to Alexander and Cora (RELLE) SMITH 8 Nancy Jean (O'CONNELL) SAMPSON LATINO 57, 12/20/95 Worcester. Husband Mathew LATINO died in1987. She leaves her 1st husband Ronald B. SAMPSON, 7 sons and a daughter, and a brother ad sister. Born in Worcester to Thomas F. and Ethel (BRIERLEY) O'CONNELL 9 Ora M. (PAUL) LAMONTAGNE, 92, 7/10/93 Uxbridge. Husband Leo LAMONTAGNE died in 1985. She leaves a son and 2 daughters. Born in Uxbridge to Louis and Roseanna (BEAUCHEMIN) PAUL Dates after names are the published dates. E- mail me for entire obit if needed.

Worcester Telegram and Gazette publish. 1 Ida B. (JACQUES) COMEAU 94, 5/22/99 Uxbridge. Husband Arthur F. COMEAU died in 1950. She leaves a daughter. Born in Uxbridge to Timothy and Mary (LATAILLE) JACQUES. 2 Ida (LEFRANCOIS) COONEY 75, 4/3/91 Uxbridge. Husband Thomas J. COONEY died in 1975. She leaves a stepdaughter, brother and 3 sisters. Born in Canada to Louis and Merilda (PAQUIN) LEFRANCOIS 3 Irene E. (LAPORTE) RONDEAU, 89, 1/3/2000 Uxbridge. Husband Adolph E. RONDEAU died in 1981. She leaves a son and 4 daughters and a sister. Born in Uxbridge to Dieudonne and Georgianne (BEDARD) LAPORTE 4 Irene E. (HARRINGTON) WHITE, 89, 7/21/99 E. Douglas. Husband Clinton G. WHITE Sr. died in 1988. She leaves 5 sons and a sister. Born in Uxbridge to James and Harriet (HORTON) HARRINGTON 5 John F. "Fran" GIBLIN 90, 3/25/96 Worcester. Wife of 41 yrs Anne M.(KEANE) died in 1980. He leaves 3 daughters and a sister. Born in Worcester to John F. and Annie (O'CONNELL) GIBLIN 6 John T. EMERICK, Sr., 96, 9/1/94 Northbridge. Leaves wife of 73 yrs. Martha E. (VAN RIPER), 2 sons ad 4 daughters. Born in Czechslovakia to Mike and Anna (PETRILKOVA) EMERICK 7 John W. MULLIGAN Sr.,78, 8/3/97 Uxbridge. Leaves wife of 53 yrs Mary E. (McLEOD), 2 sons a daugher and sister. Born in Uxbridge to John and Bridget (POWERS) MULLIGAN 8 Joseph F. BENJAMIN 81, 2/18/91 Uxbridge. Wife, Yvonne (MORRISSETTE) died in 1974. He leaves a daughter and a sister. Born in Uxbridge to Francis and Catherine (BRICK) BENJAMIN Dates after names are the published dates. For further info. pease email me

These came from the Worcester T&G 1 Ethel V. (RILEY) LAJOIE 95, 11/22/94 Uxbridge. She leaves her husband of 72 yrs. Henry A. LAJOIE, ana a son. Born in Whitinsville to George and Katherine (KANE) RILEY 2 Florence (LAFLASH) JACQUES 85, 317/96 Uxbridge. Husband Edward O. JACQUES died in 1990. She leaves a daughter and sister. Born in Rockdale section of Northbridge to Charles and Ida (DION) LAFLASH 3 Florence (THIBEAULT) SILBOR 75, 8/2/94 Uxbridge. Leaves husband of 57 yrs Harley SILBOR Sr., 3 sons and 2 daughters. Born in New Bedford to Napolean and Angelina (GRENIER) THIBEAULT 4 Grace K. (TAFT) HACKENSON 85, 1/8/93 Mendon.Husband Albert A. HACKENSON died in 1973. Born in Chepachet RI to Robert and Katherine (KELLY) TAFT 5 Hazel M. (PALMER) SIBLEY 91, 12/18/98 Mendon. Leaves husband of 59 yrs Arthur C. SIBLEY,Jr., a daughter, 2 brothers and 2 sisters. Born in Uxbridge to William and Ada (MURDOCK) PALMER 6 Alberta (DESCHENE) BARDON 86, 6/25/99 Northbridge. Husband, Bennie F. BARDON died in 1974. She leaves a son and daughter and 2 sisters. Born in Whitinsville to Philias and Isabelle (AURELIE) DESCHENE 7 Dorothy E. (CHAMBERS) CROSBY SJODAHL, 84, 5/8/94 Worcester. Husband Rudolph SJODAHL died in 1976. She leaves son and 2 daughters. Born in Worcester to George F. and Lora E. (RESDIN) CHAMBERS 8 Edna L. (LAREN) BARRON 74, 10/8/96 Uxbridge. Leaves husband of 54 yrs Alfred J. BARRON Jr., 7 sons , a daughter, Her mother Yvonne (PEPIN) LAREN, and a brother. Born in Uxbridge to Charles LAREN I have entire obits if you need more info, please e-mail me. Dates after names are published dates

In a message dated 8/20/02 10:42:24 AM Eastern Daylight Time, jcs12367@juno.com writes: << "Today the most common use of the title is with attorneys, however old graves bearing this title after the name of the deseased don't necessarily indicate that the person was a lawyer... Later it bacame a titile of courtesy, placed after a man's full name" >> I don't know when the practice started ( likely with the Revolution and the sloffing-off of birthright titles & that whole landed gentry stuff), but in the Federal Period a Justice of the Peace (an appointed position) was allowed to put Esq. after his name. A Justice of the Peace can perform marriages, settle very small disputes ( when the $takes are small), witness the signing of legal documents, and I think he can read the Riot Act. He really was responsable for keeping peace and he could be punished for refusing to attempt to break-up an unruly crowd. I don't remember all the details of the JP's powers & responsibilities but, if this becomes topical, I will add a few more words on the subject. John Nichols, Esq. (a J. P. @ O. S. V.!) P.S. If "where you are from" you don't know what O.S. V. is go to osv.org. P.S.S. I agree w/ Kimberly, John's responce was very informitive, Thanks.

In a message dated 8/21/02 6:33:01 PM Eastern Daylight Time, mimitaylor@worldnet.att.net writes: << They are on 1830/1840 and 1850/ Census. Did something happen to this couple? Look West. Emigration from New England to the West started early and was well underway in the 1850's. By the 1850's "West" was abit farther West than it was in the 1830's. With the Gold Rush in 1849> they could have headed to California, but they could have settled in New York, or somewhere inbetween. Good luck, John

3rd [2nd sending - 1st never came back to me]- List mails look to be okay now Sent: Wednesday, August 14, 2002 9:20 AM Subject: Live VA and still managed to lose DAYs in Worcester CO/Templeton All traces of this Family beyond 1850 census Cambridge DAY and Almira [HADLEY] They are on 1830/1840 and 1850/ Census BUT no sightings after this... nor can I find in any 1810 - or 1790 census Did something happen to this couple? I am stumped - any help appreciated here's known children: DAY, Charles Cambridge M Jan. 17, 1824 Templeton DAY, William Francis M Feb. 20, 1826 Templeton DAY, Almira F May 19, 1829 Templeton DAY, James Henry M Dec. 1, 1831 Templeton DAY, Abby Eliza F Sept. 7, 1833 Templeton DAY, Mary F Nov. 10, 1835 Templeton DAY, Harriet F Sept. 23, 1837 Templeton DAY, Edward M May 11, 1840 Templeton DAY, Alvin Walker M May 10, 1842 Templeton DAY, -- M Feb. 28, 1845 Templeton DAY, Emily Jane F Jan. 28, 1847 Templeton Mimi Taylor [Roanoke, VA]

Part II From Worcester T&G 1 Anna R. (GIROUARD) COURTMANCHE 89, 6/19/97, Douglas Husband Albert COURTMANCHE died in 1967. She leaves 2 sons. Born in Fitchburg to John J. and Marie (DEPRES) GIROUARD 2 Anne (LAFLEUR) BAKER 89, 1/15/97 Northbridge. Husband Richard W. BAKER died in 1974. She leaves 2 sons and a sister. Born in Whitinsville to Nicholas and Ella (VAN LOON) LAFLUER 3 Anthony RUSSO 80, 2/23/97 Douglas. He leaves his wife of 49 yrs Doris M. (PLOUFFE), 2 daughters, a brother and sister. Born in NY city to Luigi and Serafina RUSSO 4 Arthur E. BLODGETT 71, 8/19/93, E. Douglas. He leaves his wife of 47 yrs Pauline M. (THERRIEN), 2 sons and daughter, 2 brothers and asister. Born in Uxbridge to Jason and Flora (SMITH) BLODGETT 5 Arthur R."Whitey" KENT 74, 1/7/94 Webster. Leaves wife of 53 yrs Anna B. (PERRETTI), 2daughters and a brother. Born in Worcester to Arthur and Bertha (BROUSSEAU) KENT 6 Aurore M. DUBOIS 96, 5/15/97, Millbury. She leaves a sister in law. Born in Glendale RI to Delphus and Anaise (AUGER) DUBOIS 7 Blanche (VALLIERE) DASKOWSKI BRUCKNER 85, 5/16/97 Mesa AZ, formerly Webster. She leaves husband of 11 yrs Ervin W. BRUCKNER, a daughter and 3 sisters. Her 1st husband Anthony DASKOWSKI died in 1986. Born in E. Douglas to Peter and Mabel (LAPLANT) VALLIERE 8 Blanche Y. (MANDEVILLE) JETTE 89, 3/12/91 Webster. Husband Fred J. JETTE died in 1971.She leaves a daughter. Born in Woonsocket RI to Alfred and Rosanna (TETREAULT) MANDEVILLE 9 Clara J. (NESLUSAN) McCALLUM 52, 5/10/99 Douglas. She leaves her mother, Gweneth (PARKER) NESLUSAN of Lunenburg. Born in Springfield t Edward J. NESLUSAN Age is after name and the date is the published date. For more info, e-mail me.

Hi to all, I am researching several French-Canadian families who started out in Fitchburg and moved to other areas of the state. They include surnames: Lucius, Dumas, Gendron, and Lamoureux. Currently seeking marriage data for Michael Dumas to Clara (Jacques) Wright in the mid-1880's --probably around the Fitchburg area. They had children: Arthur H. and Joseph A. born in 1888 and 1893 respectively. Would like to contact these boys descendants. Also searching for a divorce between Jeremiah Lucius and wife Mary in the early 1870's while they were residents of Worcester Co. Is there anyone on the list that could help me with either of these "brick walls" ? Thanks Jackie in Dallas, TX

These came from the Worc. T&G 1990-1999. 1 Clarence E. SAMPSON 93, 8/28/97, Grafton. Wife Laura S. (AUSSANT) died in1963. He leaves a daughter, 3 brothers and 3 sisters. Born in Nova Scotia to Pascal ad Mary (MARTEL) SAMPSON 2 Clarence P. PORTER 82, 4/17/97 Northbridge. He leaves a son and former wife Doris (BEAUREGARD) MING of CA. and leaves a sister. He was born in Northbridge. No parents are listed. 3 Clarence SWART 87, 10/15/98 Sutton.Wife Corine H. (ANDERSON) died in 1996. He leaves 3 sons and 3 daughters and a sister. 1st wife Teresa (BOSMA) died in 1936. Born in the Netherlands to Johannus and Minke (TALMA) SWART 4 Claude W. ROGERS 78, 3/1/93 Northbridge. He leaves wife of 56 yrs Hazel (GRIFFIN), 2 sons, a daughter and 2 brothers. Born in Whitinsville to George and Annie (HAMILTON) ROGERS 5 Clayton CLEVERLY Jr. 83, 11/12/96, Harwich Port formerly Whitinsville. He leaves wife of 57 yrs Marguerite (RIENSTRA), a son and a sister. Born in Lunenburg to Clayton and Ethel (LAVERS) CLEVERLY 6 Clayton G. THURBER 73, 1/21/99 Northbridge. He leaves wife Barbara A. (MORAIS) of Woonsocket RI. He as born in Northbridge to Frank and Gladys THURBER 7 Curtis A. PALMER 80, 6/10/96 Milford. Wife Doris (PORTER) died in 1988. 1st wife Christine (REILY) died in 1966. He leaves a son and daughter, a brother and sister. Born in Bellingham to Joseph and Gertrude (ESTES) PALMER 8 Cyril L. LANDRY 84, 10/23/97, Port St. Lucie FL.,formerly Uxbridge. He leaves 2 sons and a daughter, and 3 sisters. Born in Uxbridge. No parents listed 9 Daniel H. BRENNAN 76, 2/2/95 Northbridge. Wife Gertrude H. (DUGGAN) died in 1992. He leaves cousins. Born in Pottsville PA. to Daniel and Louisa (LINDENMUTH) BRENNAN 10 Joseph F. DAVIAU 88, 7/29/97 Cenral Falls RI, formerly Northbridge. Wife Odina M. (DONNE) died in 1995. He leaves 3 sons and a daughter. Born in Douglas to Lois and Clara (FAUISY) DAVIAU If you need further info just e-mail.

For those interested in reading the Karen Nugent article on 25 August bring up www.telegram.com Bill O'D