OLD KITTERY AND HER FAMILIES; Evertt S.Stackpole,Lewiston,Maine,1903 -------- pages 25 to 36 The early settlers of...The "Plantations of Pascataqua": Little Harbor- now Rye,NH Kittery Point Sturgeon Creek- now Eliot,Me Strawbery Banke-now Portsmouth,NH Black Point- now Scarborough Spruce Creek Neichamwannock-Berwick,Me Quampeagan Falls or Parish of Unity ------- The settlers came with stewards and had to work for John Mason,Esq.for 5 years as indentured servants, came in 1631. Walter neal,steward Ambrose Gibbins,steward** Thomas Wonterton,steward** Hinry Jocelyn,Steward** Francis norton,Steward** Sampson Lane, steward** Reginald Furnald,steward** Ralph Gee** Henry Gee** William Cooper** William Chadbourne** ffrancis Matthews** Humphrey Chadborn William Chadborn,jr ffrancis Rand** James Johnson** Ant.Ellins** Henry Baldwin-no info Thomas Spencer** Thomas Furral--unk Thomas Herd** 8 danes 22 women Thomas Chatherton** John Crowther** John Williams** Roger Knight** Henry Sherburn** John Goddard ** Thomas furnold** Thomas Withers** Thomas Canney** John Symonds** John Peverly** William Seavy ** Henry Landstaff** William Berry** Jeremy Wolford** James Wall ** William Brooklin** Thomas Walford Thomas Moor--unk Joseph Beal ** Hugh James** Alexander Jones** John Ault** WIlliam Brackett** James Newt/Nute** Thomas Blake Thomas Clarke Thomas Crockett William Dermit Stephen Kiddar Charles Knill[Neal] Thomas Comock** William Raymond** Francis Williams** George Vaughan** ------------------------------------------------------------- Those with a ** by their name have brief biography...if interested,let me know and I'll post them after I am done with the look ups. Cynthia Admin Ma-Bay-ColonL@rootsweb.com http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/MA-BAY-COLONY ALWAYS VERIFY your source(s) REGARDLESS OF WHERE IT'S FROM

James page: 149: 1st Sept 1712: yearly income of the reall estates of the severall freeholders of said town: *James Pickernel,deceased £2" --- 155: 30 Sept 1763...taxpayers of the Middle Parish in Kittery to pay the minister's salary and other parish charges. Samuel Pickernail and James Pickernail[sic] ---- 174/5: "We learn from Penhallow that 1 June 1712,Indians again came to Spruce Creek and shot James Pickernell "as he was locking his door and going to the garrison; they also wounded his wife and knocked a child on the head,which they scalped,yet it afterwards recovered".In Berwick. The families that suffered from the heathen were compensated by the court, James Pickernail received £ 6 6s -- 296: Billings genealogy: Joseph Billing married 3 Jan 1782, (2) 8 Feb 1816, Margery,dau of James and Sarah (Wilson) Pickernell. -- 662-3 Pickernell genealogy James-1 and Lydia,dau of Charles Nelson Samuel-2 and Esther dau of Richard and Eleanor Rogers James-3 and Sarah Wilson and (2)Sarah Pope Richard-4 and Olive Welch (2)Hannah Junkins (3)Esther Norton (4)Sophia (Jacobs)Riston Amos-5 married Hannah Hill ------------- There is a lot more on the genealogy but this is the line you asked for. Cynthia > Hi. > > Looking for information on: > > JAMES PICKERNELL and his wife LYDIA NELSON familes. > > I know Lydia is the daughter of Charles and Mary.. > > James & Lydia's daughter, Mary, married Seth Fogg in 1727. > > Paul of San Diego

GOODMAN....that's an old name "around these parts"(Mass.) but not in Maine. Neither name appears in the Old Kittery book.... -- Here is some help: DIRECTORY OF NEW ENGLAND HEADS OF NEW ENGLAND FAMILIES,1620-1700; Holmes,1923 GOODMAN * John of "the Mayflower", unmarried [throw this one out :-) ] * John, married at Sudbury,Mass 1656 * Richard, came from Eng. to Cambridge,Mass. where he was a proprietor,1632. Removed to Hartford,Conn. and later to Hadley,Mass. -- Same book: JAMESON/JAMAISON/JAMISON *Andrew ,member of Scott's Charitable Society,Boston,1657 *Robert, resident of Watertown,Mass.,1642 *William of Casco,Maine,1685 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Genea.Dictionary of Maine and NH; Noyes,Libby,Davis,Portland,1939 JAMESON...and various spellings; 1.John (Jemson),about 1664 Amesbury,Mass. 2.Patrick (Gymmison,Gimson,Jeanison) of Oyster River,1657(tax),Yarmouth Falls, Wells,Me. 1674 back to Oyster River years later [FYI:Oyster R.in NH] 3.William, Charlestown,Mass 1677;Spurwink and Scarborough,Me.1680's Falmouth [Portland]1723; 1733 scarborough,Me ====================== GD of ME & NH: Goodman...None =========================================================== Book: Pioneers of Massachusetts by Pope GOODMAN: 1. John, came in Mayflowe,signed the Compact; resided at Plymouth, died soon after arrival,1620/1. 2. Richard of Cambridge, proprietor 1633; freeman,May 14,1634; Removed to Hartford,Conn.,,married Mary TERRY and removed to Hadley. children: John,Richard,Thomas,Mary,and Elizabeth. 3. Thomas,a creditor of Thomas Watson of Duxbury,1639. ----------------------------------- No Jameson in the Pioneers of Mass. You may want to try the Ct-River-Valley-L@rootsweb.com for the Goodman that was in the Hartford,Conn.and Hadley Mass area. Hope this helps. Cynthia-- Admin Ma-Bay-ColonL@rootsweb.com http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/MA-BAY-COLONY ALWAYS VERIFY your source(s) REGARDLESS OF WHERE IT'S FROM > Hi > Can you check for the surname GOODMAN and for Jamieson > with variant spelling of Jamison, Jamaison, Jameson > Thanks > Pat >

Kay: There are no Heeney/Heenie in : HISTORY OF SACO AND BIDDEFORD; Folsom,1830..none [no Yates either] PIONEERS OF MAINE AND NH, Charles H.Pope,1908--none Pioneers of Mass.; Charles H.Pope....none Genea.Dictionary of Maine and NH;Noyes,Libby,and Davis....none New England Marriages prior to 1700; Torrey...no Hennie --- History of York,Me,Vol.I; Charles E.Banks,1935 page 344: spelled Henney,John: served with Capt.Moulton,his men were from York: 1763 The Chapter is titled: Wars Against Canada. No Yates in this book ------ Aparently your Hennie came after 1700 or there abouts.... ================= As for Yates: New England Marriages Prior to 1700; Torrey I am only giving you the Yates as the dates are too early for you... for marr.but this will give you some idea where the early YATES were. *Francis of Wethersfield/Stamford,Conn. [no dates] *Francis(?-1682) Westchester,NY about 1669 *John ?-1651 Eastham,Mass. *John 1650-c.1682 Eastham,mass. *William m about 1670,Flushing,NY YEATS" *John about 1670,Eastham *Thomas m.1699 in Flushing,NY ----- these may not be your Yates/Yeats... Cynthia Cynthia > Hi, Cynthia... > > I had inquired about the "Heeney" name. My people were in Biddeford area > and Kittery somewhere around the 1850's at least - and anyone with that name > is connected somehow. I know it's not a lot to go on... so if you can't > check, feel free to tell me. I'm also related to "Yates" but think they > were pretty much in Biddeford. > > Thanks very much! > > Kay Stanton > Daytona Beach, FL > > -----Original Message----- > From: bunnydust@attbi.com [mailto:bunnydust@attbi.com] > Sent: Saturday, May 10, 2003 11:14 PM > To: MEYORK-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [MEYORK] I lost all your requests for OLD KITTERY.... > > > I cant believe I lost all the request for the book OLD KITTERY AND HER > FAMILIES by Everett S.Stackpole, Lewiston,Me.,1903 > Was downloading some new updates and apparently my computer decided it > didnt like the "flavor" and caused the computer to crash. > --- > If you want a look up....PLEASE LEAVE THE SUBJECT BOX AS IT IS! as you > will > be emailing me PRIVATELY.. Bunnydust@attbi.com > -- > *Be sure to list given names if known with the surname > *town if known > *dates if you have them > > Cynthia > -- > Admin.Ma-Bay-Colony-L@rootsweb.com > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/MA-BAY-COLONY > ALWAYS VERIFY your source(s) REGARDLESS OF WHERE IT'S FROM > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go > to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

Does anyone have any information about a William Kerley, a seaman of Lancaster, MA who was married to Mary Bowden/Boaden, daughter of John and Grace Bully Bowden of Saco, ME - in Boston in 1703 by Cotton Mather? They were said to have lived in ME. I've found Kerles in Hanover, ME much later and wondered if there was a relationship to William. Also, Kittery is ringing bells for me. Thanks, Judy Schreiber

> A Friend I work with told me me of a old gravesite that borders her > property. Theres a Dependance Cottle (along side a Betsy Mills Died Feb.7, > 1868) in this site. There are no borders around this graveyard so it has > long since been forgotten. The site is in Lebanon, Maine. The stone says she > died August, 1877. "Maine Genealogies, 1750-1892", G.W. Chamberlain, M.S.; 1976, Based upon the Vital Records of Lebanon, with much additional data, 1890 to 1939.Typed from original four-volume manuscript at the Maine Historical Society, Portland, Maine. Number 191 JOHN COTTLE came to Lebanon before 1790. The census of that year shows that he was head of a family consisting of himself over 16 years of age, no males under 16 years and four females. He drew school money in District No. 6 on the River Road in 1812. His tax in June 1825 was $73.45 and John COTTLE Jr. was named in the same list. He lived in the extreme western part of the town in the field, north of Copp's Bridge. He came from Kittery. Children: I. BETSEY, m 11 Aug 1810, ISAIAH MILLS. II. SARAH, m 24 Nov 1816, GEORGE COOK. III. LUCY, m 1 May 1820, ISAAC COWELL of Lebanon. IV. JOHN JR., m 15 Sept 1823, REBECCA COWELL, sister of ISAAC. V. DEPENDENCE, b about 1804; m in Lebanon, 19 May 1832, DRUZILLA HAYES of Rochester. {NH?} He died in Lebanon, 21 Aug 1877, ae 73y 9m. Their son was: HENRY F. COTTLE, b about 1835; m about 1860, ____. One daughter: ALTA F., b about 1865; m 15 July 1885, AZARIAH PEARL of Rochester, NH. They occupy the most western farm in Lebanon.

Dear Linda, A Friend I work with told me me of a old gravesite that borders her property. Theres a Dependance Cottle (along side a Betsy Mills Died Feb.7, 1868) in this site. There are no borders around this graveyard so it has long since been forgotten. The site is in Lebanon, Maine. The stone says she died August, 1877. Is there any information you could give me on this lady and or could you put her on a list of cottles in southern Maine so that her family can find her. She has fascinated my friend and I to the point that we just got to find out who she was. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Norm Cox

Cynthia- I am not starting anything. I like your posts. On the other hand I think those using this info should know that there probably is a lot more info in Stackpole. Everyone uses indexes. I just found the index in Stackpole very incomplete. Phil Shepard

I do not want to start a discussion on any of the lists about Philip's posting but I felt that the statement was incomplete... -- I concur with Phil in regards the incomplete index in Old Kittery and Her Families....such as missing omissions,not in alphabetical order,etc., BUT, these are not serious errors, and the reason I state this is because many of the OLD BOOKS were NOT INDEXED...and if this one is missing some here and there, so what! a serious searcher will find the information whether it's indexed or not. -- When one posts to lists, the receiver should ALWAYS VERIFY THE SOURCE...regardless of from what or where the information came from...do not take anything for granted...as NO ONE was or is perfect.... not even Stackpole, Dow, Torrey ,or any other author,living or dead. -- Books are a good starting point for researchers...often have good information and often give clues as to what or where to search... I consider book sources a "helping hand" and that's all they should be. Cynthia Admin: Ma-Bay-ColonL@rootsweb.com http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/MA-BAY-COLONY ALWAYS VERIFY your source(s) REGARDLESS OF WHERE IT'S FROM > > The index in OLD KITTERY AND HER FAMILIES is very incomplete. For > example, there are three pages cited in the index for SHEPHERD. I found over > ten. > There are also pages dealing with individual families which are not > cited in the index. These listings are in (more or less but not quite) > alphabetical order. > > Phil Shepard > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

Old Kittery and her families: remember--[my notes] ---------- Hussey: Richard/Ruebin/Zachariah ***page 788: Ruebin: KEZIAH WARREN b. 31 March 1755; married Reuben Hussey ------------------------------------------------------------ Yeaton, Jacob--no Jacob...another? ---------------------------------------------------------------- Evans,Robert page: 582- Robert Evans m. Ann Thompson; had dau Martha,m.William Lewis, 17 Dec 1719. page: 511--Robert,JR- Ann Heard,dau of James and Isabel,m.Robert,Jr.of Dover [NH] ---------------------------------------------------- Thompson,Miles 121-lived just north of Black Creek,1656 later called Thompson's Brook 123-South Berwick:Miles granted lot in 1656 178-Miles killed,1724,son captive of Indians 299-born 1752; m.Lydia Keay,1775; d.3/4/1827 453-b. 31 July 1687; m.___? 454-Sarah,dau of Miles and Ann,m.James Goodwin,11 Dec 1686 459-Mehitable,dau of Miles, m. Adam Goodwin [2d/w], about 1732 468-Miles m.Abigail Gowen,14 Feb.1712/3.[she dau of Nicholas Gowen] 512-William Hearl/Earle m.Sarah Goodwin,widow of James,dau of Miles 529-Israel Hodsdon m.Ann,dau of Miles and Ann. He died 1696 700-Thomas Rhodes m.Mary,dau of Miles. lived in Eliot[Me] ------- 764-66: A Miles Thompson is mentioned in court records of Boston,27 may 1643. Miles was a carpenter, living on the 1st lot north of Thompson's Brook in S.Berwick[Me],1655. and had a grant of land there,15 July 1656. His wife, Ann, b.1735, as depostion shows. He was living in 1702 and she in 1717. children: **Miles lived at Love's Brook in Berwick on the road from Quamphegan to Wells. Killed by Indians,May 1724. Son Miles was taken captive and returned after a year. A Miles Thompson was m. in Boston, 9 Nov.1704,to Abigail Pain [Paine/Payne] **John m. Sarah, dau of James Emery and died before 6 March 1702 -- I am going to stop here with Miles...there appears to be a Miles namesake in every generation..I doubt if your ancestery falls that way...you have all the Miles info above starting with page 121-700.to enable you to decide. ------------------------------------------------------------------- Courson/Corson,Daniel -- no Daniel, have Mary ------------------------------------------------------------------ Young,Anna--no Anna...anyone else? ---------------------- That's it for tonight..... Cynthia > Hi Cynthia, > Thanks for the lookups. The names I'm researching....Richard, Ruebin, or > Zacharia HUSSEY, Jacob YEATON, Robert EVANS, Miles THOMPSON, Daniel COURSON, > then a female, Anna YOUNG b ca 1741. If this is to many, just pick whatever. > Thanks so much. > Donna

OLD KITTERY AND HER FAMILIES; Everett Stackpole,Lewiston,Me.,1903 covers from 1630 to 1850 [more/less] and the generations covered in the genealogies range from 2-5,no later generations. ========================================================= WARREN: There are 5 generations of Warren,pages 785-790. James Warren is said to have come from Berwick SCOTLAND. He settled in the Parish of Unity. -July 15,1656 there was a lotted and laid out to him land on the south side of John Taylor's lot, "by the waterside". -His wife's name was Margaret, native of Ireland. He died in 1702 and his wife in 1713. --------- JAMES-2 James,son of James and Margaret,married in 1691 Mary FOST,dau of John and Elizabeth Fost of Dover[NH]. Mary admin.his estate,July 6,1725 JAMES-3 b?.married Mary dau of Moses and Abigail(Taylor) Goodwin. JAMES-4 b.? married Elizabeth HASTY,6 Aug 1756 The book doesnt say if any of the James lived at Berwick...there was a Ichabod-4 who lived in the Berwick area and later Denmark,Maine. Ichabod.did not have any son James,did have a John. --------------------- Cynthia > Hi Bunny, Lookup please on James Warren of Berwick period 1630-1700. > How late does your book go? > > Thanks so much. > valerie > > -----Original Message----- > From: bunnydust@attbi.com [mailto:bunnydust@attbi.com] > Sent: Saturday, May 10, 2003 7:14 PM > To: MEYORK-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [MEYORK] I lost all your requests for OLD KITTERY.... > > > I cant believe I lost all the request for the book OLD KITTERY AND HER > > FAMILIES by Everett S.Stackpole, Lewiston,Me.,1903 > Was downloading some new updates and apparently my computer decided it > didnt like the "flavor" and caused the computer to crash. > --- > If you want a look up....PLEASE LEAVE THE SUBJECT BOX AS IT IS! as you > will > be emailing me PRIVATELY.. Bunnydust@attbi.com > -- > *Be sure to list given names if known with the surname > *town if known > *dates if you have them > > Cynthia > -- > Admin.Ma-Bay-Colony-L@rootsweb.com > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/MA-BAY-COLONY > ALWAYS VERIFY your source(s) REGARDLESS OF WHERE IT'S FROM > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy > records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > >

The index in OLD KITTERY AND HER FAMILIES is very incomplete. For example, there are three pages cited in the index for SHEPHERD. I found over ten. There are also pages dealing with individual families which are not cited in the index. These listings are in (more or less but not quite) alphabetical order. Phil Shepard

OLD KITTERY AND HER FAMILIES; Everett S.Stackpole,Lewiston,Maine,1903 -- Chris, there are 5 generations of Brooks, will list only the names and marriages, if you or your list need more info.on specific people,ask. [email me privately] -- pages 305-308 John-1 Brooks and (1)Eleanor; 2/w Mary(Fogg),11 Aug 1709 Joshua-2 b.2 Oct 1712,m.Anne STAPLE, 2 Aug 1733[dau of John and Mary(Dixon)] Samuel-3 b? m.,Olive KNIGHT, 30 May 1770 William-3 b.?,m.21 Aug 1777,Mary GOWELL,dau of Capt John and Mary(Fernald) Josiah-3 b,PROBABLY son of Joshua and Ann(Staple).Lived in Kittery. 5 children Gideon-4,s.of Sam and Olive,b.?,m.Betsy HAVEN,13 Aug 1799 William-4,s.of Sam.and Olive, m.Mary HAMMOND[dau of Joseph], 27 July 1809 Daniel-4, m.Molly SPINNEY,dau of John and Joanna(Pettegrew),31 Dec 1792 William-4,s.of William and Mary(gowell),Prudence HAMMOND,dau of Joseph 30 Nov 1808 Asa-4,s.of Wm.and Mary(gowell),m.Abigail TOBEY,dau of James and Hannah, Oct 29,1822. James-5,s.of Asa and Abgail,m. Oct 8,1854,Anna AUGUSTA,dau of Gowen WILSON [of Kittery] ---------- Cynthia Admin.Ma-Bay-Colony-L@rootsweb.com http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/MA-BAY-COLONY ALWAYS VERIFY your source(s) REGARDLESS OF WHERE IT'S FROM > Hi, > > My request was for BROOKS data, which I believe is found on pages 304 > and 305. > Thanks, > Chris > Christopher Brooks, List Administrator: > ============================================ > BROOKS-NE-L (Brooks Families of New England) > at RootsWeb.com > ============================================ > > >

Steve- I am a direct descendant of the Kittery Shepards. I have a lot of information. E-Maiil me if you are interested. I will be out of touch for about 10-14 days from noon May 14. Phil Shepard

My hubby descends from the Frost line too...his went to Washington County,Maine. Elizabeth/[Betty]FROST b. Oct.9,1757,dau of John,first settler at Pleasant Point,1763. Elizabeth married Samuel-5 Leighton,son of Hatevil and Sarah(Trickery?) Leighton,of Newington,NH. Samuel settled at Pleasant Point [or Township #9, now known as Perry] Eliz died 8 Oct 1843 and Samuel Oct 4,1843. --------------------------------------- There are several spellings for FOSS/FROST/FOST/ LYDIA FROST: pages: 415-Lydia,dau of Maj.Charles Frost,b. 30 Nov 1686; ma.1692,Benjamai Pierce of Newbury,Mass.,(2) 1716 to John Greenleaf of Salisbury,Mass.,she died in 1752. There are 5 other Lydias in FROST but none of the dates "fit" her -- FOST: Here we go ! page 430 William FOST b. 11 Mar 1673; m. Margery,dau of Nathaniel LORD about 1692. - **note: A William FOSS married 26 April 1703,Sarah,widow of Nathaniel HEARD of Dover and had dau,LYDIA b. 7 Jan 1705. **note: A LYDIA FOST married Peter GRANT 24 Feb.1717, and this is the ONLY LYDIA FOSS I[author]can find.She was only 12 at time of marriage but such a marriage is not impossible. - 472: james-2,son of Peter and Joan GRANT,,. (1) Oct.6,1693,Mary,dau of Jonathan and Sarah (Jenkins) NASON (2)before 1709,Rachel,dau of Daniel and Patience STONE. 473 *2d child,Peter-3, b. 14 Dec.1695; married Lydia FOST [had 8 kids] [note] Lydia apparently died about 1730-40 as Peter remarried and had 5 more children by 2d wife,Mary (LORD) STEWART,widow of Joseph. 598: author states that "Jeremiah LORD, son of James and Sarah,married 21 Jan 1767,Grizzel, dau of Peter and Lydia(Fost)Grant"...according to the Grant genealogy, Grizzell is dau of Peter and Mary [page 473] which makes better argument since Grizzell was b.1746. ============= Lets check for GRANT..Peter...lots of them... page: 151: estates values yearly: BERWICK[ME] 1712 **Peter Grant.....£8 **James Grant.....£6 **William Grant...£5 **John Frost......£8 ---- 176: 1704 petition to abate taxes[Kittery],who suffered in the Indian raids, Peter Grant...taxes were abated, £3 -- 198: Church at Berwick organized,June 4,1702, original members were: Peter Grant [out of 17 members] --- 408: "Sarah FORD b.6 Nov.1796,m.Peter Grant; died Mar 1849 Peter could be related?? -- 430: repeats same info in Fost/Frost/Foss page 430 --- 471-3...same here,see Frost --- 481: under the GUBTAIL/Guptil genealogy: Alice-2 bapt 29 Sept 1723, married Peter Grant. Gubtail fam.lived in South Berwick. ----- 490: Gabriel Hamilton,son of Gabriel and Margaret,m. 17 July 1746,Sarah, dau of Col.Peter Grant; she m.(2) Jeremiah LORD,1758. ----- 512: There was a Richard Hearl/Earl,married 3x and his 3/w was before 1718, Elizabeth,dau of Peter and Joan Grant. ----- 568 KEY/KEYE genealogy: John Key,Jr,married Grizzell,dau of Peter Grant about 1695. --- 590: LORD gene. Mary,dau of Samuel and Martha(Wentworth),b.1719; married (2) Peter Grant [no date] ----- 597 LORD gene: Jermiah LORD m.21 June 1758,Sarah,widow of Gabriel Hamilton and dau of Col.Peter Grant. 598: See Frost info for this page -- 627: NASON gene.: Benjamin-3,m. Mary,dau of Edward and Elizabeth{Martyn) KENNARD [lived in Berwick]; dau Elizabeth bapt.1713,married (2) Peter Grant [no date] 1/h was Taylor Goodwin --- 671: PRAY gene: Joseph Pray b. 1671; m. Mary dau of Peter Grant,and moved from York to Berwick in 1703. --- Leslie....glad it's you not I that will have to sort all this out !! just as I have in my signature...check all your resources regardless where they are from :-) Cynthia Admin.Ma-Bay-Colony-L@rootsweb.com http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/MA-BAY-COLONY ALWAYS VERIFY your source(s) REGARDLESS OF WHERE IT'S FROM > My request was for Lydia Frost who married Peter Grant Feb 24, 1717/18? Is > there anything on her or who her parentage could be? Of course, I would be > interested in anything that it might have on the Grants, too. > Thanks, thanks, thanks! > Leslie > | > >

I cant believe I lost all the request for the book OLD KITTERY AND HER FAMILIES by Everett S.Stackpole, Lewiston,Me.,1903 Was downloading some new updates and apparently my computer decided it didnt like the "flavor" and caused the computer to crash. --- If you want a look up....PLEASE LEAVE THE SUBJECT BOX AS IT IS! as you will be emailing me PRIVATELY.. Bunnydust@attbi.com -- *Be sure to list given names if known with the surname *town if known *dates if you have them Cynthia -- Admin.Ma-Bay-Colony-L@rootsweb.com http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/MA-BAY-COLONY ALWAYS VERIFY your source(s) REGARDLESS OF WHERE IT'S FROM

Bill: You dont give up do you ? <grinning> Let's see.. ------ there are Churchwells...Arthur,Eleanor,and Sarah ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ MARTIN/MARTYN [ no later than 1650...maybe little bit] page: 469 [Gowen] George Gowen b.1733; m.Abigail Martin,1755... this family lived at Kittery and York. [little beyond your time frame,but may be a clue.] -------------------------------- 473- William,son of William and Martha(Nelson)Grant,married 26 Jan 1671, Abigail,dau of Edward and Elizabeth (MARTYN) Kennard, at South Berwick[Me] ----------------------- 565- Edward Kennard from Kent,England to Portsmouth,NH,and married 3 July 1662, Elizabeth,dau of Hon.Richard MARTYN. ------------------------ 667- Ichabod Plaisted married 5 Jan.1692/3, Mary,dau of Christopher and Hannah [Martyn] Jose of Portsmouth, who was born Oct.1666. ------------------------------- 758- Mary Stone, dau of Daniel Stone,married ____Martin,no date given but according to parents marriage date of 1670, I would say they prob. married between 1685-95. [no town mentioned but Mary's siblings lived in Scarborough[Me],and Exeter[NH], ---- 162 letter from Portsmouth to ?[not stated]dated March 18,1689/90 from Richard Martyn and William Vaughan. In regards to the Indian attacks on Sturgeon Creek [now Eliot,Maine]. Richard may have been in Kittery and/or Portsmouth[NH]. Since the authorities were in Boston, letter may have been sent to them. --- 164 2d letter with same date explaining more of the attacks on various towns of what was old kittery, signed by Richard Martyn and Vaughan +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ I have RAMBLES ABOUT PORTSMOUTH,NH; Charles E.Brewer;Portsmouth,NH,1869 The will be later than 1650 but may be helpful Martin page: 90: "New Hampshire Gazette", 1775: Portsmouth: Thomas MARTIN, English goods,hardware, groceries, china, and earthen ware -------------- Martyn pages: 53- My hubby's Sherburne family of Portsmouth has a Elizabeth [Sherburne] MARTYN, dau of Henry and Rebecca(Gibbons)Sherburne. Elizabeth married 3x's, (1)Langdon.1656 (2)Lear,1667 (3) RICHARD Martyn- [date unk] ====== Cynthia Admin.Ma-Bay-Colony-L@rootsweb.com http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/MA-BAY-COLONY ALWAYS VERIFY your source(s) REGARDLESS OF WHERE IT'S FROM >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> > Cynthia, > > Are there any Churchills or Martins before 1650? > > > Bill Churchill > > > >

ROBERT- PAGE:425-Rebecca FROST m. Simeon BOOTH of Saco, who was b.1641. They removed to Enfield,Conn. and she died in 1688 574--see Martha SIMEON-425 -see Robert REBECA-425--see Robert MARTHA-574-- John LEIGHTON,son of John,married Martha BOOTH,dau of Robert of Saco, and had son James b.Saco,1675. -------------- THOMAS-117-- know you didnt ask for this one but thought you might like to know of it. William ELLINGHAM of Sturgeon Creek [now Eliot,Me], married a dau of Thomas BOOTH of York. William later moved to York. [this was in 1650's] ============================= FYI: Leighton and Frost are my husband's lines and they removed to Washington County Maine to what is now Perry and Eastport areas. -- Cynthia Admin.Ma-Bay-Colony-L@rootsweb.com http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/MA-BAY-COLONY ALWAYS VERIFY your source(s) REGARDLESS OF WHERE IT'S FROM > I would like to know if there is anything in the Old Kittery book on the > BOOTH familiy, escecially Robert b. abt 1602, Simeon b. 1641 and Zachariah b. > abt 1666? Thank you > > Roger

Dear Listers, If anyone should have Bradbury's - "The History of Kennebuckport" I need a look-up please on Page 288. I'm attempting to complete my DAR membership application on Benjamin Durrell, Jr.(1748-1836) of Arundel. He was married to Hannah Kimball (1752-1844) I would very much appreciate your help. Sue W

Marie: the Richards were from NH..... RICHARDS 529: Benjamin RICHARDS of Dover married Elizabeth HODSDON, dau of Jeremiah of Kittery [previously at Watertown[Mass],Hingham[Mass] and Berwick[now Maine], 19 Nov 1702 [this was E's 2d marriage] -- 430- James RICHARDS of Dover[NH] and wife,Margary (Snell:dau of William of Portsmouth[NH] ) ----- RICHARS-529 see Benjamin above =========================================================================== DANIELS page:773 Charles DANIELS married Hannah A.KNOWLTON, 8 June 1858 Hannah,dau of James and Mary (Furber)... ---- 555: Sarah DANIELS married James JOHNSON,26 Mar 1675, James died at Hampton [NH],16 June 1715. They lived in York and Kittery. Sarah died in 1718. ----------------- There is the LANE LIBRARY in Hampton [NH] which has a genealogy librarian and the library is on the web....worth the try. Cynthia > Dear Cynthia. > I don't have much information. I have a Susanah RICHARDS that married > Clement DANIELS. > I don't have a date or location except someone said the RICHARDS family was > out of NH. > There first child was born in 1808 to give a time frame. > Thanks for your kind offer, > Marie > > -----Original Message----- > From: bunnydust@attbi.com [mailto:bunnydust@attbi.com] > I have OLD KITTERY AND HER FAMILIES, Everett Stackpole;Lewiston,Me.,1903 > and will do look ups....please email me privately Bunnydust@attbi.com > and I will post to the list. (if you know of another list that would be > able to use this info,please forward this email to them.) > - > The towns covered under "old Kittery" are now in NH and Maine...on both > sides of the Piscataqua River. The names of the towns are the old names > such > as Nutter's Cove, Pine Point, Pudding Hole, etc. > - > The dates start with 1630's...few before that. > - >