Hello Researchers, I'm hoping to tap into the expertise of a Fuller/Mayflower descendant who may be able to tell me if I'm just spinning my wheels with this information. I received some old family reunion notes written by cousins across state from our branch of the family in New York state. I have tried to analyze then for more than 15 years now, and my new year's resolution is to finally make sense of them! Can anyone help?? Here's is what the page says: Fuller Family Tree Dr. Samuel Fuller .... Daniel Fuller (settled 1640, New Haven, CT) ... Rev. Samuel Fuller (Middleburough, MA) ... Abner Fuller (born 12-10-1724) and Mary Hilliard Crowfoot .... Abner and Mary married 1767 Daniel Fuller (born 1768, died 1838) and Mary Wheeler ... Truman Fuller (born 1827, died 1896) and Christine Snell ... Joel H. Fuller (born 1861, died 1917) and Jennie E. Lipe (1863 - 1958) Joel and Jennie married 9-10-1884 Levere L. Fuller (born 1887, died 1961) married Myrtle Sponable .... Levere and Myrtle married 9-25-1907 and Hermoine M. Fuller (born 1894, died 1977) married Edward E. Oliver Hermoine and Edward married 8-28-1917 Does this lineage make sense to anyone? I have the Mayflower Families VOl. 10 on Samuel Fuller but do not see this particular lineage. I have found several references to some of these names online but they never follow this chart exactly. Perhaps I'm just missing something or someone that is the key. Should I be looking at Edward Fuller instead? Also, I have yet to find my connection to the Levere and Hermoine Fuller that complete this line ... anyone have them on their family tree? My Grandma in this line is turning 86 years old this year; I'm really hoping to solve the mystery for her soon and prove her Mayflower lineage. Truly appreciate any advice or information that can shed some light! Jackie Budell

Hi, Can anyone tell me a book/source that I can look at that would tell me the children and families of Elizabeth Davenport and William Tompkins? William Tompkins is a descendant of Elizabeth (Pabodie) Alden. Can someone help? Thanks!! Michelle Buck

In a message dated 1/7/2003 2:51:00 PM US Mountain Standard Time, genjen@adelphia.net writes: > I am told that Lizzie Borden has links to Mayflower passengers. Can anyone > prove or disprove this? > A number of years ago, facinated by the case of Lizzie Borden, I undertook a little exercise in tracing her ancestry. This entailed trips to Boston, New Bedford, Taunton, and Somerset MA, and Little Compton and Warren RI. I was never able to prove any descent from a Mayflower passenger, but I also couldn't disprove it either, mainly because some of her lines are obscure. One possibility may be the parentage of her paternal grandmother, Phoebe (Davenport) Borden, whose death certificate stated that she was born in Little Compton, RI. Regards, Rick (an eighth cousin, six times removed of Lizzie, via descent from the Giffords family of Cape Cod)

> I have a copy of an approved application which uses the above book as one of its references. > Is this book an allowable reference for proof of lineage (for GSMD application) and, if so, how many generations can it be used for? > It traces my line all the way down to my father but I would be greatly surprised if I could use it for more than the first 4 or 5 generations! ___________ Actually...it cannot be used for the first 4 or 5 generations. We now have the MF books for the first 5 generations and I believe the only families missing are certain Howland lines and the 5th generation for Alden and Samson. A published family genealogy or town history may only be used to support dates that cannot be proven with more reliable sources, but this does not include the last three generations or any date in the 1900's. Susan E. Roser, Governor & Historian Canadian Society www.rootsweb.com/~canms/canada.html

I am told that Lizzie Borden has links to Mayflower passengers. Can anyone prove or disprove this? Jennifer

In my never-ending search to find and prove that Mary Manchester, wife of Gilbert and mother of Rhoda Manchester Lavare Clarke, is actually Mary Tompkins, daughter of Micah and an Alden descendant through the Coe line, I have come up with one more small piece of evidence. Not enough to guarantee proof, but getting closer. Rhoda Manchester, who married Epaphroditus Lavare and then James Clarke, was the daughter of Gilbert Manchester and Mary (unknown) of Little Compton according to her certified death certificate. Mary Tompkins of Little Compton married Gilbert Manchester. The widow Mary Manchester lived with her daughter Rhoda Clarke and grandsons William Lavare and Arnold Lavare in the New Bedford 1855 census. Mary was aged 92. Today I went to Westport, MA, and got Mary Manchester's death certificate. She died at age 92 on October 30, 1855. This would make her birth year at 1763. Mary Tompkins, daughter of Micah, was born April 14, 1763. Unfortunately, Mary Manchester's d/c does not list her parents but does say she was the widow of Gilbert Manchester. As far as I am concerned, the Mary Manchester who is the mother of Rhoda Manchester Lavare Clarke was born Mary Tompkins, daughter of Micah. As an aside, I also found out today that Rhoda's middle initial was T. Her daughter Lavinia was also given this initial. I wish I could find out what it stands for but I would bet money that it stands for Tompkins. Karen Flanders Eddy

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/FO.2ADI/190 Message Board Post: I am searching for any descendents of Patrick Smith b. 3-17-1870 d.1940's and his wife Mary Ann Brewster Smith. They had ten children.

I have a copy of an approved application which uses the above book as one of its references. Is this book an allowable reference for proof of lineage (for GSMD application) and, if so, how many generations can it be used for? It traces my line all the way down to my father but I would be greatly surprised if I could use it for more than the first 4 or 5 generations! Thanks!

I'm the Alden Kindred of America, Inc., genealogist for the descendants of Elizabeth (Alden) Pabodie, and I've just updated my file at WorldConnect. This file contains your line to William Soule and Elizabeth Davenport, but it may not be available until tomorrow because it takes 12-24 hours to update. Try tomorrow and go to http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=dk5793&id=I06874 My source for this information is Benjamin Franklin Wilbour, Little Compton Families,(Little Compton, Newport Co., RI: Little Compton Historical Society, 1985). Karen Sullivan Visit Alden Kindred of America at http://www.alden.org/ --------------------------------- Once, on this earth, once, on this familiar spot of ground, walked other men and women, as actual as we are today, thinking their own thoughts, swayed by their own passions, but now all gone, one generation vanishing after another, gone as utterly as we ourselves shall shortly be gone like ghosts at cockcrow.-- G.M.Trevelyan -----Original Message----- From: Michelle Buck [mailto:mrbuck@attbi.com] Sent: Sunday, January 05, 2003 6:25 PM To: MAYFLOWER-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [MFLR] Sarah Pabodie children Hi, I was wondering what sources I could try and find that would list Sarah Pabodie and John Coe's children. I have from a family tree my aunt passed down to me that she had 9 children. Every tree I find online lists only a few offspring and that is it. I even tried the Mayflower and John Alden sites to view their trees and I think Alden lists the supposed link, but tells me nothing of the spouses name or his children which would make it easier for me to link myself to. The link is Micah Tompkins born to Sarah Coe and Samuel Tompkins. Micah had a son named John b. 1760 d. 1833. His mothers name was Sarah Dring. John is my major link. If I can find his offspring--I would be in great shape. Anyone know of a CD with this kind of a list or a book that I can purchase with these names in it? My tree looks something like this: Sarah Pabodie m. John Coe Child: Sarah Coe m. Samuel Tompkins Children: Micah Tompkins m. Sarah Dring Child: John Tompkins m. Comfort Seabury Soule Child: William b. 1786 marries Elizabeth Davenport Child: Adelia S. Tompkins m. Andrew Bascom Child: Eliza Adelia (or visa versa) Bascom marries Charles Augustus Berkman Child: Vincent Rudolph Berkman marries Lucy Paradise Child: Ruby Cecilia Berkman marries Irving Adams Child: Ronald Earl Adams marries M.D. Rudolph (still living) Child: Michelle Adams (me) m. Buck Need to verify info that is why I am looking for this information. Thanks!! Michelle Buck ==== MAYFLOWER Mailing List ==== Check out the web page of the General Society of Mayflower Descendants at http://www.mayflower.org/

Hi, check there Web Page Newenglandancestors.org there is some free information. But it costs about 60.00 a year. Has circulating library, as well as research library. Books to buy. Seminars. And some of the best researchers of the east.Like Gary Boyd Roberts. Truly, Scott McKay

Hello Muriel, I hope you had a Merry Christmas. Father John has connected Martha Delano who married Asa Chandler to Alden, Mullins and Doty. Asa's son Asa m, Dianna Simmons - this is a line that might connect somewhere to Mayflower people as well as his son, Nathaniel L who married Sally W. Sampson, my greatgreatgrand parents. Sally was the dau of Perez and Sally Weston. Whether there are connections from Joseph,(Joseph, Edmund) who m Martha Hunt or his son Philip who married Rebecca Phillips, I don't know yet. Happy New Year Barbara ----- Original Message ----- From: "muriel cushing" <flash1620@comcast.net> To: <MAYFLOWER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, January 05, 2003 2:35 PM Subject: Re: [MFLR] Re: Chandler/Delano/Samson > Hi, > > I must have missed something on rootsweb but Asa Chandler m. Martha Delano > is one of my lines. Can I help?? > > Relatively yours, Muriel Curtis Cushing > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Father John Haldane" <father_john@hotmail.com> > To: <MAYFLOWER-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: January 05, 2003 01:44 PM > Subject: [MFLR] Re: Chandler/Delano/Samson > > > > Hello again, Barbara. > > > > I searched my Delano book and found some information on your family. I > hope > > it is helpful. > > > > On pages 267-ff of the book, "The Genealogy History and Allieances of the > > American House of Delano 1621 to 1899" by Major Joel Andrew Delano, > (publish > > NEHGS) is the following: > > > > of David Delano: Martha Delano, d. Dux. Apr 21-1783? m Dux. June 30-1763 > > Asa, son of Philip and Rebecca (Phillips) Chandler, b do Mar 1-1743. > > > > 1. Rebecca b Oct 25-1764 (see Jephtha 6th of Judah) > > 2. Peleg, m 1st Mary Darling 1791 m 2nd Clarissa, he d 1825 > > 3. Asa > > 4. Jesse, b Oct 19-1776, m Abigail __ b Oct 17-1783 > > > > [end of quotes from the book] > > > > As you can see, there is nothing of help for your Asa Chandler who married > > Martha Delano. But at least we have your Martha's connection to the > Delano > > clan and thus to the Mayflower. > > > > Martha Delano was born to David Delano and Sarah ___ at Duxbury in 1743 > > [Delano Gen. p. 267] > > > > Her father, David Delano, was b June 3 1720, the son of Jonathan Delano > (Dec > > 1675 - 6 Jan 1765) and Hannah Doty (Dec 1675 - 12 Apr 1764). > > > > Hannah Doty was the daughter of Thomas Doty and Mary Churchill and > > granddaughter of Mayflower passenger Edward Doty and Faith Clarke. > > > > Jonathan Delano was the son of Thomas Delano and Rebecca Alden (the > daughter > > of John Alden and Priscilla Mullins). > > > > So there you have 5 Mayflower connections (Alden, Mullins [3], and Doty). > > > > If you can prove your Asa Chandler, it looks like you are on your way to > > making the final connections. > > > > Good luck! > > > > Blessings, > > Father John Haldane > > (Alden, Mullins, Doty, Standish, Samson, Hopkins, Brewster) > > > > > > >From: "scanbar" <scanbar@prodigy.net> > > >To: <father_john@hotmail.com> > > >Subject: Chandler/Delano/Samson > > >Date: Thu, 2 Jan 2003 17:45:16 -0500 > > > > > >Hello Father John, > > > > > >I am intrigued with your post to MAYFLOWER as I am trying to connect the > > >families of Chandler, Delano, and Sampson (Samson) as well as a few > > >others, including Hunt, Phillips, and Simmons. > > > > > >My direct line is Chandler : Edmund -> Joseph m Mercy ___ -> Joseph m > > >Martha Hunt -> Philip m. Rebecca Phillips -> Asa m. Martha Delano -> Asa > > >m. Dianna Simmons-> Nathaniel L. m. Sally W. Sampson. > > > > > >Is your Martha Chandler the sister of my Philip, the children of Joseph > and > > >Martha Hunt? I have notes that siblings Ebenezer b. 8 Sept 1712, Edmund > b. > > >9 April 1710 and Jonathan b.18 Feb 1717/18 went to Maine ( at that time > it > > >would have been MA as Maine became a state in 1825). I have Martha b. 23 > > >Nov 1716. These were Duxbury, MA people. > > > > > >I believe my Sally W. Sampson was the daughter of Perez and Sally Weston. > > > > > >Happy New Year > > >Barbara Young > > >scanbar@prodigy.net > > > > > > > > > > > > _________________________________________________________________ > > Protect your PC - get McAfee.com VirusScan Online > > http://clinic.mcafee.com/clinic/ibuy/campaign.asp?cid=3963 > > > > > > ==== MAYFLOWER Mailing List ==== > > Check out the web page of the General Society of Mayflower Descendants at > http://www.mayflower.org/ > > >

Michelle - I found the following children for John Coe and Sarah Pabodie for you. Lydia Coe b: 26-Feb-1683 in Duxbury Sarah Coe b: 25 Feb 1685 Duxbury d: 2-Jan-1741 (Little Cmpton VR) Samuel Coe b: 12-Dec-1692 (Little Compton VR) Elizabeth Coe b: 28-Mar-1694 (Little Compton VR) Hannah Coe b: Unknown John Coe b: 1-Feb-1699, d: Nov 1784 (Little Compton VR) Joseph Coe b: Unknown Source: Page 22 Mayflower Births and Deaths by Susan E Roser Vol 1 I have a list of the children of Samuel Tompkins and Sarah Coe if you want that let me know. Soory, don't have any of the other info you are looking for. Pat Thayer Shrewsbury, MA ----- Original Message ----- From: "Michelle Buck" <mrbuck@attbi.com> To: <MAYFLOWER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, January 05, 2003 3:24 PM Subject: [MFLR] Sarah Pabodie children > Hi, > > I was wondering what sources I could try and find that would list Sarah > Pabodie and John Coe's children. I have from a family tree my aunt > passed down to me that she had 9 children. Every tree I find online > lists only a few offspring and that is it. I even tried the Mayflower > and John Alden sites to view their trees and I think Alden lists the > supposed link, but tells me nothing of the spouses name or his children > which would make it easier for me to link myself to. The link is Micah > Tompkins born to Sarah Coe and Samuel Tompkins. Micah had a son named > John b. 1760 d. 1833. His mothers name was Sarah Dring. John is my > major link. If I can find his offspring--I would be in great shape. > Anyone know of a CD with this kind of a list or a book that I can > purchase with these names in it? My tree looks something like this: > > Sarah Pabodie m. John Coe > Child: Sarah Coe m. Samuel Tompkins > Children: Micah Tompkins m. Sarah Dring > Child: John Tompkins m. Comfort Seabury Soule > Child: William b. 1786 marries Elizabeth Davenport > Child: Adelia S. Tompkins m. Andrew Bascom > Child: Eliza Adelia (or visa versa) Bascom > marries Charles Augustus Berkman > Child: Vincent Rudolph Berkman marries Lucy > Paradise > Child: Ruby Cecilia Berkman marries > Irving Adams > Child: Ronald Earl Adams > marries M.D. Rudolph (still living) > Child: Michelle Adams > (me) m. Buck > > Need to verify info that is why I am looking for this information. > Thanks!! > > Michelle Buck > > > > ==== MAYFLOWER Mailing List ==== > Check out the web page of the General Society of Mayflower Descendants at http://www.mayflower.org/ > ----- Original Message ----- From: "Michelle Buck" <mrbuck@attbi.com> To: <MAYFLOWER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, January 05, 2003 3:24 PM Subject: [MFLR] Sarah Pabodie children > Hi, > > I was wondering what sources I could try and find that would list Sarah > Pabodie and John Coe's children. I have from a family tree my aunt > passed down to me that she had 9 children. Every tree I find online > lists only a few offspring and that is it. I even tried the Mayflower > and John Alden sites to view their trees and I think Alden lists the > supposed link, but tells me nothing of the spouses name or his children > which would make it easier for me to link myself to. The link is Micah > Tompkins born to Sarah Coe and Samuel Tompkins. Micah had a son named > John b. 1760 d. 1833. His mothers name was Sarah Dring. John is my > major link. If I can find his offspring--I would be in great shape. > Anyone know of a CD with this kind of a list or a book that I can > purchase with these names in it? My tree looks something like this: > > Sarah Pabodie m. John Coe > Child: Sarah Coe m. Samuel Tompkins > Children: Micah Tompkins m. Sarah Dring > Child: John Tompkins m. Comfort Seabury Soule > Child: William b. 1786 marries Elizabeth Davenport > Child: Adelia S. Tompkins m. Andrew Bascom > Child: Eliza Adelia (or visa versa) Bascom > marries Charles Augustus Berkman > Child: Vincent Rudolph Berkman marries Lucy > Paradise > Child: Ruby Cecilia Berkman marries > Irving Adams > Child: Ronald Earl Adams > marries M.D. Rudolph (still living) > Child: Michelle Adams > (me) m. Buck > > Need to verify info that is why I am looking for this information. > Thanks!! > > Michelle Buck > > > > ==== MAYFLOWER Mailing List ==== > Check out the web page of the General Society of Mayflower Descendants at http://www.mayflower.org/ >

Hi, I was wondering what sources I could try and find that would list Sarah Pabodie and John Coe's children. I have from a family tree my aunt passed down to me that she had 9 children. Every tree I find online lists only a few offspring and that is it. I even tried the Mayflower and John Alden sites to view their trees and I think Alden lists the supposed link, but tells me nothing of the spouses name or his children which would make it easier for me to link myself to. The link is Micah Tompkins born to Sarah Coe and Samuel Tompkins. Micah had a son named John b. 1760 d. 1833. His mothers name was Sarah Dring. John is my major link. If I can find his offspring--I would be in great shape. Anyone know of a CD with this kind of a list or a book that I can purchase with these names in it? My tree looks something like this: Sarah Pabodie m. John Coe Child: Sarah Coe m. Samuel Tompkins Children: Micah Tompkins m. Sarah Dring Child: John Tompkins m. Comfort Seabury Soule Child: William b. 1786 marries Elizabeth Davenport Child: Adelia S. Tompkins m. Andrew Bascom Child: Eliza Adelia (or visa versa) Bascom marries Charles Augustus Berkman Child: Vincent Rudolph Berkman marries Lucy Paradise Child: Ruby Cecilia Berkman marries Irving Adams Child: Ronald Earl Adams marries M.D. Rudolph (still living) Child: Michelle Adams (me) m. Buck Need to verify info that is why I am looking for this information. Thanks!! Michelle Buck

Hi Bill. According to the Delano Gen., the information is as I quoted it: >On pages 267-ff of the book, "The Genealogy History and Alliances of the >American House of Delano 1621 to 1899" by Major Joel Andrew Delano, (publish >NEHGS) is the following: > >of David Delano: Martha Delano, d. Dux. Apr 21-1783? m Dux. June 30-1763 >Asa, son of Philip and Rebecca (Phillips) Chandler, b do Mar 1-1743. > >1. Rebecca b Oct 25-1764 (see Jephtha 6th of Judah) >2. Peleg, m 1st Mary Darling 1791 m 2nd Clarissa, he d 1825 >3. Asa >4. Jesse, b Oct 19-1776, m Abigail __ b Oct 17-1783 > >[end of quotes from the book] If we are talking about the same Martha, your data may well be wrong, since the Delano Gen. is the accepted "Bible" on this family. But if you have actual town records to disprove the book, by all means share! Muriel Cushing would like to know, too, as she is connected to this line. So if you have good data disputing what I posted, share with the whole list. That's what we are here for! Thanks! Blessings, Father John Haldane >From: Moors3029@aol.com >To: father_john@Hotmail.com >Subject: Re: [MFLR] Re: Chandler/Delano/Samson >Date: Sun, 5 Jan 2003 15:45:45 EST > >Hi Father John, >According to my records Martha Delano's (my 4th ggm) parents were Joshua D. >and Hopestill Peterson. >Am I in error? >Bill Harding _________________________________________________________________ STOP MORE SPAM with the new MSN 8 and get 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail

Hi, I must have missed something on rootsweb but Asa Chandler m. Martha Delano is one of my lines. Can I help?? Relatively yours, Muriel Curtis Cushing ----- Original Message ----- From: "Father John Haldane" <father_john@hotmail.com> To: <MAYFLOWER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: January 05, 2003 01:44 PM Subject: [MFLR] Re: Chandler/Delano/Samson > Hello again, Barbara. > > I searched my Delano book and found some information on your family. I hope > it is helpful. > > On pages 267-ff of the book, "The Genealogy History and Allieances of the > American House of Delano 1621 to 1899" by Major Joel Andrew Delano, (publish > NEHGS) is the following: > > of David Delano: Martha Delano, d. Dux. Apr 21-1783? m Dux. June 30-1763 > Asa, son of Philip and Rebecca (Phillips) Chandler, b do Mar 1-1743. > > 1. Rebecca b Oct 25-1764 (see Jephtha 6th of Judah) > 2. Peleg, m 1st Mary Darling 1791 m 2nd Clarissa, he d 1825 > 3. Asa > 4. Jesse, b Oct 19-1776, m Abigail __ b Oct 17-1783 > > [end of quotes from the book] > > As you can see, there is nothing of help for your Asa Chandler who married > Martha Delano. But at least we have your Martha's connection to the Delano > clan and thus to the Mayflower. > > Martha Delano was born to David Delano and Sarah ___ at Duxbury in 1743 > [Delano Gen. p. 267] > > Her father, David Delano, was b June 3 1720, the son of Jonathan Delano (Dec > 1675 - 6 Jan 1765) and Hannah Doty (Dec 1675 - 12 Apr 1764). > > Hannah Doty was the daughter of Thomas Doty and Mary Churchill and > granddaughter of Mayflower passenger Edward Doty and Faith Clarke. > > Jonathan Delano was the son of Thomas Delano and Rebecca Alden (the daughter > of John Alden and Priscilla Mullins). > > So there you have 5 Mayflower connections (Alden, Mullins [3], and Doty). > > If you can prove your Asa Chandler, it looks like you are on your way to > making the final connections. > > Good luck! > > Blessings, > Father John Haldane > (Alden, Mullins, Doty, Standish, Samson, Hopkins, Brewster) > > > >From: "scanbar" <scanbar@prodigy.net> > >To: <father_john@hotmail.com> > >Subject: Chandler/Delano/Samson > >Date: Thu, 2 Jan 2003 17:45:16 -0500 > > > >Hello Father John, > > > >I am intrigued with your post to MAYFLOWER as I am trying to connect the > >families of Chandler, Delano, and Sampson (Samson) as well as a few > >others, including Hunt, Phillips, and Simmons. > > > >My direct line is Chandler : Edmund -> Joseph m Mercy ___ -> Joseph m > >Martha Hunt -> Philip m. Rebecca Phillips -> Asa m. Martha Delano -> Asa > >m. Dianna Simmons-> Nathaniel L. m. Sally W. Sampson. > > > >Is your Martha Chandler the sister of my Philip, the children of Joseph and > >Martha Hunt? I have notes that siblings Ebenezer b. 8 Sept 1712, Edmund b. > >9 April 1710 and Jonathan b.18 Feb 1717/18 went to Maine ( at that time it > >would have been MA as Maine became a state in 1825). I have Martha b. 23 > >Nov 1716. These were Duxbury, MA people. > > > >I believe my Sally W. Sampson was the daughter of Perez and Sally Weston. > > > >Happy New Year > >Barbara Young > >scanbar@prodigy.net > > > > > > > _________________________________________________________________ > Protect your PC - get McAfee.com VirusScan Online > http://clinic.mcafee.com/clinic/ibuy/campaign.asp?cid=3963 > > > ==== MAYFLOWER Mailing List ==== > Check out the web page of the General Society of Mayflower Descendants at http://www.mayflower.org/ >

Hello again, Barbara. I searched my Delano book and found some information on your family. I hope it is helpful. On pages 267-ff of the book, "The Genealogy History and Allieances of the American House of Delano 1621 to 1899" by Major Joel Andrew Delano, (publish NEHGS) is the following: of David Delano: Martha Delano, d. Dux. Apr 21-1783? m Dux. June 30-1763 Asa, son of Philip and Rebecca (Phillips) Chandler, b do Mar 1-1743. 1. Rebecca b Oct 25-1764 (see Jephtha 6th of Judah) 2. Peleg, m 1st Mary Darling 1791 m 2nd Clarissa, he d 1825 3. Asa 4. Jesse, b Oct 19-1776, m Abigail __ b Oct 17-1783 [end of quotes from the book] As you can see, there is nothing of help for your Asa Chandler who married Martha Delano. But at least we have your Martha's connection to the Delano clan and thus to the Mayflower. Martha Delano was born to David Delano and Sarah ___ at Duxbury in 1743 [Delano Gen. p. 267] Her father, David Delano, was b June 3 1720, the son of Jonathan Delano (Dec 1675 - 6 Jan 1765) and Hannah Doty (Dec 1675 - 12 Apr 1764). Hannah Doty was the daughter of Thomas Doty and Mary Churchill and granddaughter of Mayflower passenger Edward Doty and Faith Clarke. Jonathan Delano was the son of Thomas Delano and Rebecca Alden (the daughter of John Alden and Priscilla Mullins). So there you have 5 Mayflower connections (Alden, Mullins [3], and Doty). If you can prove your Asa Chandler, it looks like you are on your way to making the final connections. Good luck! Blessings, Father John Haldane (Alden, Mullins, Doty, Standish, Samson, Hopkins, Brewster) >From: "scanbar" <scanbar@prodigy.net> >To: <father_john@hotmail.com> >Subject: Chandler/Delano/Samson >Date: Thu, 2 Jan 2003 17:45:16 -0500 > >Hello Father John, > >I am intrigued with your post to MAYFLOWER as I am trying to connect the >families of Chandler, Delano, and Sampson (Samson) as well as a few >others, including Hunt, Phillips, and Simmons. > >My direct line is Chandler : Edmund -> Joseph m Mercy ___ -> Joseph m >Martha Hunt -> Philip m. Rebecca Phillips -> Asa m. Martha Delano -> Asa >m. Dianna Simmons-> Nathaniel L. m. Sally W. Sampson. > >Is your Martha Chandler the sister of my Philip, the children of Joseph and >Martha Hunt? I have notes that siblings Ebenezer b. 8 Sept 1712, Edmund b. >9 April 1710 and Jonathan b.18 Feb 1717/18 went to Maine ( at that time it >would have been MA as Maine became a state in 1825). I have Martha b. 23 >Nov 1716. These were Duxbury, MA people. > >I believe my Sally W. Sampson was the daughter of Perez and Sally Weston. > >Happy New Year >Barbara Young >scanbar@prodigy.net > > _________________________________________________________________ Protect your PC - get McAfee.com VirusScan Online http://clinic.mcafee.com/clinic/ibuy/campaign.asp?cid=3963

Hello Iris. NEHGS = New England Historic Genealogical Society. For your proofs, I recommend you obtain the book, "The Genealogy History and Alliances of the American House of Delano 1621 to 1899" by Major Joel Andrew Delano. The NEHGS published it and the GSMD (General Society of Mayflower Descendants) has a copy. This book will give you good information to start your Delano searches and then you can supplement its data with actual records from towns wherever possible. I also connect the same lines you do for a couple of generations, but depart with a child of Jonathan Delano and Hannah Doty. Nonetheless, I have many generations of Delano and have found the book helpful (if hard to sort through). Good luck, cousin! Blessings, Father John Haldane >From: "IRIS L M MILLER" <irislm@kc.rr.com> >To: MAYFLOWER-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [MFLR] Plymouth VRs CD >Date: Sun, 5 Jan 2003 09:56:30 -0600 > >Hi Mayflower List >I'm new to this list, Could someone Please tell me what NEHGS mean? and >where to find the Books and Cd-ROM's in discussion below? >I know my linage back to the "Mayflower" Now just need to find all the >Document's for proof. >Edward Doty & Faith Clark/Clarke, John Alden& Priscilla Mullins, > Rebecca >Alden & Thomas Delano, > Jonathan Delano& Hannah Doten/Doty > John Delano & >Ruth Prior > Zebedee Delano & Sarah (Northy?) Worthy > Ebenezer Delano & >Nancy Titus > John Delano & Mehitable Warren > Rosilla A. Delano & Stephen >F. Tarr > Cora A. Tarr & Hiram C. Carpenter, > Verda Z. Carpenter & Ephriam >B. Bair. (to My Grandparents) >Thanks for Information >Regards, >Iris >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Susan E. Roser" <roser@iprimus.ca> >To: <MAYFLOWER-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Sunday, January 05, 2003 8:33 AM >Subject: Fw: [MFLR] Plymouth VRs CD > > > > Dale asked: > > > > > Do any of you own the Search & ReSearch CD-ROM "Early Vital Records of > > > the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to about 1850" for Plymouth County? >I'm > > > considering buying it and would like to know if it contains the >complete > > > text of the NEHGS VRs volumes for the towns of the county. > > > ______________________________ > > > > Dale, > > > > I did a review on the Northeast Roots list in 1998 and for the Gazette >on > > the Global Genealogy website, but will repeat the highlights here. > > > > This CD is an excellent buy, however the list of towns included is > > deceiving. Lakeville, Marion, Mattapoisett, Norwell & Witman are said to >be > > listed under a "parent town". Hingham is listed but is not included. > > > > Images of the "to 1850" series of vr books are included for the >following: > > Abington, Bridgewater, Brockton, Carver, Duxbury, E.Bridgewater, >Halifax, > > Hanover, Hull, Kingston, Pembroke, Plympton, Rochester, Scituate and W. > > Bridgewater. > > > > The remaining towns are those records as published in The Mayflower > > Descendant - which was a disappointment: Dartmouth, Marshfield, > > Middleborough, Plymouth & Wareham. (I have since purchased these vrs in > > book form.) > > > > The records of some towns are from both the "to 1850" series AND The > > Mayflower Descendant: Abington, Bridgewater, Duxbury, Plympton and > > Scituate. > > > > Despite the disappointments with MD listings instead of vr books, you >can't > > beat the price to have all these vrs at your fingertips. > > > > Word of caution to those interested in the Barnstable County CD - when I > > checked with the company a couple of years ago I found it contains ONLY >the > > vrs as published in The Mayflower Descendant. > > > > A good CD for Barnstable is "Records of Barnstable, Mass." in which >Gustavus > > Hinckley's records were transcribed. It's a little awkward in doing > > searches and we all know images are better than transcriptions which >could > > contain errors, however the data on this CD is wonderful. > > > > With so many of our Mayflower lines in both counties, sources such as >those > > above are a tremendous help with research. > > > > Susan E. Roser > > www.rootsweb.com/~canms/canada.html > > > > > > > > ==== MAYFLOWER Mailing List ==== > > Check out the Mayflower FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)page at >http://www.macatawa.org/~crich/mayfaq.htm . > > > > > > > >==== MAYFLOWER Mailing List ==== >Check out the web page of the General Society of Mayflower Descendants at >http://www.mayflower.org/ _________________________________________________________________ The new MSN 8: smart spam protection and 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail

Hi folks, my library has the series of VR books from 1600 or 1700s up into 1800s. Would these books contain the info you are looking for? I don't remember if they have Lakeville. They have Middleboro and New Bedford and Freetown. The Freetown one was written in the 1990s I believe. I am going to the Library Thurs and would be happy to try and look something up. Beth (Resovled White)

Hi Mayflower List I'm new to this list, Could someone Please tell me what NEHGS mean? and where to find the Books and Cd-ROM's in discussion below? I know my linage back to the "Mayflower" Now just need to find all the Document's for proof. Edward Doty & Faith Clark/Clarke, John Alden& Priscilla Mullins, > Rebecca Alden & Thomas Delano, > Jonathan Delano& Hannah Doten/Doty > John Delano & Ruth Prior > Zebedee Delano & Sarah (Northy?) Worthy > Ebenezer Delano & Nancy Titus > John Delano & Mehitable Warren > Rosilla A. Delano & Stephen F. Tarr > Cora A. Tarr & Hiram C. Carpenter, > Verda Z. Carpenter & Ephriam B. Bair. (to My Grandparents) Thanks for Information Regards, Iris ----- Original Message ----- From: "Susan E. Roser" <roser@iprimus.ca> To: <MAYFLOWER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, January 05, 2003 8:33 AM Subject: Fw: [MFLR] Plymouth VRs CD > Dale asked: > > > Do any of you own the Search & ReSearch CD-ROM "Early Vital Records of > > the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to about 1850" for Plymouth County? I'm > > considering buying it and would like to know if it contains the complete > > text of the NEHGS VRs volumes for the towns of the county. > > ______________________________ > > Dale, > > I did a review on the Northeast Roots list in 1998 and for the Gazette on > the Global Genealogy website, but will repeat the highlights here. > > This CD is an excellent buy, however the list of towns included is > deceiving. Lakeville, Marion, Mattapoisett, Norwell & Witman are said to be > listed under a "parent town". Hingham is listed but is not included. > > Images of the "to 1850" series of vr books are included for the following: > Abington, Bridgewater, Brockton, Carver, Duxbury, E.Bridgewater, Halifax, > Hanover, Hull, Kingston, Pembroke, Plympton, Rochester, Scituate and W. > Bridgewater. > > The remaining towns are those records as published in The Mayflower > Descendant - which was a disappointment: Dartmouth, Marshfield, > Middleborough, Plymouth & Wareham. (I have since purchased these vrs in > book form.) > > The records of some towns are from both the "to 1850" series AND The > Mayflower Descendant: Abington, Bridgewater, Duxbury, Plympton and > Scituate. > > Despite the disappointments with MD listings instead of vr books, you can't > beat the price to have all these vrs at your fingertips. > > Word of caution to those interested in the Barnstable County CD - when I > checked with the company a couple of years ago I found it contains ONLY the > vrs as published in The Mayflower Descendant. > > A good CD for Barnstable is "Records of Barnstable, Mass." in which Gustavus > Hinckley's records were transcribed. It's a little awkward in doing > searches and we all know images are better than transcriptions which could > contain errors, however the data on this CD is wonderful. > > With so many of our Mayflower lines in both counties, sources such as those > above are a tremendous help with research. > > Susan E. Roser > www.rootsweb.com/~canms/canada.html > > > > ==== MAYFLOWER Mailing List ==== > Check out the Mayflower FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)page at http://www.macatawa.org/~crich/mayfaq.htm . > >

Dale asked: > Do any of you own the Search & ReSearch CD-ROM "Early Vital Records of > the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to about 1850" for Plymouth County? I'm > considering buying it and would like to know if it contains the complete > text of the NEHGS VRs volumes for the towns of the county. > ______________________________ Dale, I did a review on the Northeast Roots list in 1998 and for the Gazette on the Global Genealogy website, but will repeat the highlights here. This CD is an excellent buy, however the list of towns included is deceiving. Lakeville, Marion, Mattapoisett, Norwell & Witman are said to be listed under a "parent town". Hingham is listed but is not included. Images of the "to 1850" series of vr books are included for the following: Abington, Bridgewater, Brockton, Carver, Duxbury, E.Bridgewater, Halifax, Hanover, Hull, Kingston, Pembroke, Plympton, Rochester, Scituate and W. Bridgewater. The remaining towns are those records as published in The Mayflower Descendant - which was a disappointment: Dartmouth, Marshfield, Middleborough, Plymouth & Wareham. (I have since purchased these vrs in book form.) The records of some towns are from both the "to 1850" series AND The Mayflower Descendant: Abington, Bridgewater, Duxbury, Plympton and Scituate. Despite the disappointments with MD listings instead of vr books, you can't beat the price to have all these vrs at your fingertips. Word of caution to those interested in the Barnstable County CD - when I checked with the company a couple of years ago I found it contains ONLY the vrs as published in The Mayflower Descendant. A good CD for Barnstable is "Records of Barnstable, Mass." in which Gustavus Hinckley's records were transcribed. It's a little awkward in doing searches and we all know images are better than transcriptions which could contain errors, however the data on this CD is wonderful. With so many of our Mayflower lines in both counties, sources such as those above are a tremendous help with research. Susan E. Roser www.rootsweb.com/~canms/canada.html