Marcia, There are two pages about Obadiah PARKER and his son in the History of Mason, NH. If you haven't seen them, send me an email with your name and address and I will send copies to you. Have you been to my website for Mason, NH? You can also place your name on the Mason Researchers Page. Rhett R. Owings Living in CA, but loving NH USGenWeb town coordinator for Mason, NH http://home.earthlink.net/~georgeo/mason_nh.htm Mrpen1@aol.com wrote: > Anyone have information on Obadiah Parker and his son Liet. Obadiah Parker( > 1730-1816) from Mason, New Hampshire. Son Obadiah married Ruth Stevens in > 1752. > > Marcia

I would like to thank those who were very kind to help me before when I requested information on families in Lyndeborough in the 1700s. You all helped me to fill in some gaps. Again, I'm looking for information on the Stiles family. I have a SARAH STILES who married Benjamin Dutton and had my direct ancestor Deidamia Dutton 29 Apr 1784 in Lyndeborough. I have no further information on this particular family except for Benjamin--but not the Stiles. And again, thanks to anyone who can help me out with this. Janice Connell El Paso, TX

Not sure if she is yours but here's what I found... New England Families Genealogical and Memorial: Third Series, Volume IV Author: William Richard Cutter This is the Third Series, Volume IV of a four series set. It has records of achievements of people from England, who have set up commonwealths in New England. About 6000 names included in this record. Bibliographic Information: Cutter, William Richard. New England Families Genealogical and Memorial: Third Series, Volume IV. 1915. Reprint, Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1996. Page 2360 Children of Asa Alonzo Bishop, all by first wife: 1. Amy Burrill, born July 30, 1881, at Fort Fairfield; graduate of the Kent Hill Seminary and of the Farmington Normal School; now teaching school at Peabody, Massachusetts. 2. Orrin J., born at Fort Fairfield, July 22, 1883; graduate of the high school there; married (first) Eva Sharp, of Presque Isle; (second) Grace Chandler, of Presque Isle; and has children: Eva and Mary Elizabeth; he is a member of Trinity Lodge, No. 130, Free and Accepted Masons, and of the Elks, No. 835, of Houlton, and of Green Ridge Grange. 3. Eugenie M., born at Fort Fairfield. August, 1885; married Moses Melville, of New Brunswick; children: Esther and Edmund. 4. Grover M., born at Caribou, October 23, 1892; a farmer at Presque Isle. 5. Alta A., born at Caribou, May 21, 1896, student at Bucksport Seminary. Cherryl

I would like to find information about the following: Morrill N. Young born in ME in 1818 to Noah Young. He lived in Manchester and Nashua. Morrill married Mary Elizabeth Wright daughter of Parker Wright and Mary Gage. They were married in Lowell, MA. April 1842. They had 2 children Albert Morrill Logan Young born in ME in 1842 and Mary Eunice R. Young born 1850 Manchester,NH. Mary Eunice married James Osgood Chandler and had a daughter Grace b. 11/27/1865. I would like to find out about Grace. Marcia

Hello, I have been working with my grandfather, Stathis TOLIAS, of Greece, Canton, Lowell, and finally Canton, MA. Many people have helped me to learn more about him. His wife's name was Catherine MARATHAS. Her brothers, Visilios and James N., also lived in Lowell. I was looking at the Lowell site which lists some vitals during the early 1900's. One in particular was interesting. An Alexander MARATHAS died November 15, 1919 in Lowell, (MA), age 72. Is anyone able to get this obit for me? He is either the father of Catherine, Vasilios, James, etc., or is the brother of their father. I had heard that these children were the father of a Nicholas MARATHAS. That may be incorrect. This would clear this up! Thank you very much. John, Middleboro, MA (PS/I sent this list to Nashua too, as they may have come to Nashua as well)

Hello, Thank you for writing back. As far as his date goes, he came over in 1909, and when my father was about 3 (1925), his uncle was gone. He never met him. I would be glad to pay you to check for these dates. How much would you charge? Thank you. John

In a message dated 10/30/00 5:05:48 PM Eastern Standard Time, TOMIAMI@aol.com writes: << Hello, Seeking the date of death of my uncle, Charles TOLIAS. He immigrated with his brother, Stathis TOLIAS and his sister, Panag. TOLIAS. They arrived at about 1909. He may have lived in Lowell or other places where he could find work. When my father, Charlie TOLIAS, was born in 1922 in Lowell, his uncle was apparently dead by then. Charlie's father, Stathis, told him that his brother had died in Nashua. Thus, he would have lived in Nashua between 1909 and 1922. Is anyone able to check the Nashua Directories for his name, Charles TOLIAS? His first name could have been spelled Kostas or Constantine (Greek). His surname could be other similar (though, rare) names ... TOALIAS, TOLLES, TOBIAS, etc. I hope to get his death cert. in Nashua, but hope to see his name in Nashua to see when he was living there. He did marry. We do not know the name of his wife, nor where they were married. I do not think they had any children. Finding his obit would be great as well. Any ideas? Thank you! John Tolias, Middleboro >> Hello John If you can get a date of death, I would be happy to check for an obituary at the Nashua Library. Karen Murphy

Hello, Seeking the date of death of my uncle, Charles TOLIAS. He immigrated with his brother, Stathis TOLIAS and his sister, Panag. TOLIAS. They arrived at about 1909. He may have lived in Lowell or other places where he could find work. When my father, Charlie TOLIAS, was born in 1922 in Lowell, his uncle was apparently dead by then. Charlie's father, Stathis, told him that his brother had died in Nashua. Thus, he would have lived in Nashua between 1909 and 1922. Is anyone able to check the Nashua Directories for his name, Charles TOLIAS? His first name could have been spelled Kostas or Constantine (Greek). His surname could be other similar (though, rare) names ... TOALIAS, TOLLES, TOBIAS, etc. I hope to get his death cert. in Nashua, but hope to see his name in Nashua to see when he was living there. He did marry. We do not know the name of his wife, nor where they were married. I do not think they had any children. Finding his obit would be great as well. Any ideas? Thank you! John Tolias, Middleboro

These are my Moor's!!!! I just spent a weekend with my mother asking all kinds of questions about this part of the family, including elusive "Auntie Moor". I think I found her with a couple of other sisters. This Auntie Moor, I believe, was a granddaughter of your WILLIAM MOOR and MARTHA HOLMES. Her father was WILLIAM MOOR (5/20/1815- 10/30/1880) married MARTHA A. KENDALL (5/23/1814-1/15/1892). They married in August 1836. I also was able to borrow 3 different town history books of Goffstown, NH and Bedford, NH. These have notes and loose papers in them with family notes written in the early part of this century. I hope to get through them soon. Barbara Minnesota

Posted on: Hillsborough County, New Hampshire Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/NH/Hillsboro/978 Surname: Cram, Holt ------------------------- In Lyndeborough, Hillsboro County I am looking for information on the following: Henry Holt b. 1644/45 in Andover, Mass and wife Sarah Ballard. They had Sarah Holt b 17 Jun 1678 in Andover, Mass and died 1 Oct 1757 in Lyndeborough. She married John Cram 1707/8 in Andover, Mass. Is she the only child of this couple? Benjamin Cram b. 1721 in Andover, Mass, married Elizabeth ??? about 1746 possibly in Lyndeborough. Does anyone know the last name of this Elizabeth??? They had six children. I am looking for the marriage date of Margaret b. 1748 to Jonathan Chamberlain; date and place of the marriage of Benjamin Cram to Olive Chamberlain; early deaths or marriages of Huldah b 1758, Jonah b 1763, David b. 1768. John Cram b. 1685/86 Hampton Falls, Mass d. 1759 Amherst, NH md Sarah Holt b. 1678. I am looking for the marriage place of their daughter Huldah b 1715 in Andover, Mass, to Ephraim Woodward 22 Jul 1742; marriage place, date and maiden name of Sarah--- to son John Cram b. 1717; marriage date and place of Sarah Cram to Ephraim Putnam; marriage place, date, and maiden name of Elizabeth---- to Benjamin b. 1721; marriage place, date,and maiden name of Hannah ----to Eli Cram b. 1721 (twin). Thank you for anything you can find for me. Sincerely, Janice Connell El Paso, TX

Here is my MOOR(E) line from Hillsborough Co. Anyone researching any of these - be glad to exchange info Doug Florida 1-John MOOR b: 1683, Ireland, d: 24 Jan 1774 sp: Jenet (Janet) b: Abt 1687, Ireland, d: 8 Mar 1776 2-William MOOR b: Abt 1717-1718, Antrim Cty, Ireland, d: 17 Feb 1789, Bedford, Hillsborough Co, NH, bur: Old Cemetery, Bedford, Hillsborough Co, NH sp: Mary (Molly) JACK bur: Old Cemetery, Bedford, Hillsborough Co, NH, m: Abt 1739, Londonderry, Rockingham Co, NH, par: Unknown and Unknown 3-Nancy MOOR b: Abt 1740, Londonderry, Rockingham Co, NH sp: Thomas ENGLISH 3-Janet (Jenny) MOOR b: 26 Mar 1744, Londonderry, Rockingham Co, NH, d: 22 Jul 1830, Hamburg, Erie Co, NY sp: Alexander JAMESON b: 1743, Londonderry, Rockingham Co, NH, d: 1 Sep 1807 4-Thomas JAMESON b: 13 May 1778, Antrim, Hillsborough Co, NH, d: 28 Mar 1859 4-Mary JAMESON b: 22 Nov 1779, Antrim, Hillsborough Co, NH 4-William JAMESON b: 20 Mar 1781, Antrim, Hillsborough Co, NH, d: 16 Jan 1836 4-Margaret JAMESON b: 1 May 1782, Antrim, Hillsborough Co, NH, d: 25 Jul 185, Madison, Jefferson Co, IN 4-Nancy JAMESON b: 7 Jul 1784, Antrim, Hillsborough Co, NH, d: 22 Dec 1868 4-Hugh JAMESON b: 1 Oct 1786, Antrim, Hillsborough Co, NH, d: 19 Aug 1870 3-Molly MOOR b: Londonderry, Rockingham Co, NH sp: William GIBSON 3-John MOOR b: 7 Feb 1746, Bedford, Hillsborough Co, NH, d: 11 May 1839, Bedford, Hillsborough Co, NH, bur: Bedford, Hillsborough Co, NH sp: Betsey MILLER 4-Mary MOOR b: 29 Apr 1773, Bedford, Hillsborough Co, NH, NH, d: 16 Apr 1843, bur: Center Cemetery, Lyman, Grafton Co, NH 4-Jennet (Janet) MOOR b: 26 Dec 1775, Hancock, Hillsborough Co, NH, d: 14 Oct 1843, Grafton Co, NH, bur: Moulton Hill Cem, Lyman, Grafton Co, NH 4-William MOOR b: 12 Jul 1778, Hancock, Hillsborough Co, NH 4-Jane MOOR b: 23 Feb 1781, Hancock, Hillsborough Co, NH, d: 1 Jan 1859 4-David MOOR b: 23 Aug 1783, Hancock, Hillsborough Co, NH 4-James MOOR b: 27 Apr 1786, Hancock, Hillsborough Co, NH 4-Robert MOOR b: 11 May 1788, Hancock, Hillsborough Co, NH 4-John MOOR b: 22 Oct 1790, Bedford, Hillsborough Co, NH, d: 1849-1850 4-Thomas MOOR b: 14 Apr 1793, Bedford, Hillsborough Co, NH, d: 30 Jul 1866, bur: Center Cemetery, Lyman, Grafton Co, NH 4-Elizabeth MOOR b: 26 Dec 1795, Bedford, Hillsborough Co, NH 3-Elizabeth MOOR b: Abt 1750, Bedford, Hillsborough Co, NH 3-James MOOR b: 1754, Bedford, Hillsborough Co, NH sp: Sally CARSON 3-William MOOR b: 19 Feb 1760, Bedford, Hillsborough Co, NH sp: Isabella Mc CLARY 2-Elizabeth MOOR b: 1719, Ireland sp: Nathaniel HOLMES d: 1764 2-Robert MOOR b: 26 May 1726, Londonderry, Rockingham Co, NH, d: 25 Oct 1778, Londonderry, Rockingham Co sp: Mary 2-Daniel MOOR Col b: 11 Feb 1730, Londonderry, Rockingham Co, NH, d: 13 Apr 1811 sp: Ann COX b: 1729, d: 14 Feb 1804, m: 1751 3-John MOOR b: 28 Aug 1752, Bedford, Hillsborough Co, NH sp: Annis WALLACE 4-James MOOR 4-Daniel MOOR 4-Elizabeth MOOR 4-Nancy MOOR 4-Eleanor MOOR 4-Ann MOOR 4-William MOOR 3-Daniel MOOR b: 20 Feb 1755, Bedford, Hillsborough Co, NH, d: 3 Jul 1776, Probably, Bedford, Hillsborough Co, NH 3-William MOOR b: 12 Sep 1773, Bedford, Hillsborough Co, NH sp: Martha HOLMES 4-Susan MOOR 4-Daniel MOOR b: 28 Feb 1801, Bedford, Hillsborough Co, NH 4-Nancy MOOR b: 19 Feb 1803, Bedford, Hillsborough Co, NH 4-Joseph C MOOR b: 7 Apr 1805, Probably, Bedford, Hillsborough Co, NH 4-John H MOOR 4-Timothy F MOOR 4-Elizabeth MOOR 4-Nathaniel H MOOR 4-William MOOR 4-Martha Jane MOOR 4-Margaret M MOOR 4-Robert C MOOR 4-David Mcg MOOR

Jotrud@aol.com wrote: > To steal ideas from one person is plagiarism -- to steal from many is research Joanne, LUV your sigline! LOL! Julie, endlessly sorting out dead relatives.....

I think I stole, no researched it... LOL Joanne Joanne Trudelle jotrud@mediaone.net Co-ListOwner of: OBIT-LOOKUPS-L Obit Volunteer List at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~obitl/ Volunteer for Cemetery Photo's Cemetery Photo's List at: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pines/2318/ Member of the Greater Lowell, MA Genealogy Club Searching for HAMMOND, STURTEVANT, TRUDELLE, CHURCHILL, PRATT and many more..... To steal ideas from one person is plagiarism -- to steal from many is research

Janice, try to find the obituary and funeral notice from the newspaper it should have the location of the cemetery. Try the site below. Joanne Joanne Trudelle jotrud@mediaone.net Co-ListOwner of: OBIT-LOOKUPS-L Obit Volunteer List at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~obitl/ Volunteer for Cemetery Photo's Cemetery Photo's List at: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pines/2318/ Member of the Greater Lowell, MA Genealogy Club Searching for HAMMOND, STURTEVANT, TRUDELLE, CHURCHILL, PRATT and many more..... To steal ideas from one person is plagiarism -- to steal from many is research

Karen, Try the obit lookup list below to see if they have a volunteer for the area. :) Joanne Joanne Trudelle jotrud@mediaone.net Co-ListOwner of: OBIT-LOOKUPS-L Obit Volunteer List at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~obitl/ Volunteer for Cemetery Photo's Cemetery Photo's List at: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pines/2318/ Member of the Greater Lowell, MA Genealogy Club Searching for HAMMOND, STURTEVANT, TRUDELLE, CHURCHILL, PRATT and many more..... To steal ideas from one person is plagiarism -- to steal from many is research

Major Irish Catholic ceme in Manchester was St Joseph Ceme. The office is on Donald St in Bedford NH. Dona

Hi Everyone, I am new to this list. Most of my research has been in Lawrence, MA. I need some info. hope someone can help me. I am looking for DENIS McCarty/DENNIS McCarthy who died in Lawrence Mass. His death Cert. says he was buried in Manchester, New Hampshire but I don't know which Cem. Finding this could let me know who all is buried in the graves. Can anyone tell me the names of Cemetery's in Manchester. Also Catholic Cemetery's. I think he was Catholic. Thank you anyone who can help me. Thanks Janice in FL

You can write to Manchester City Library, Pine St, Manchester NH. It may take a while but they will respond. Good Luck, Dona

Hi, Nan, Am delighted you found some treasures--good for you! Did you also find some BMD records on your ancestors? Julie, endlessly sorting out dead relatives..... John and Nan Smith wrote: > > Dear Julie, > Thanks for the information. I went to NH last week and was able to find > lots of land records and even four probate files which told me about > relatives I didn't know I had. However, as with all searches, I find I have > many more questions. > Thanks again. > Nan Smith > > > John and Nan Smith wrote: > > > > > > To the New Hampshire list: > > > My grandparents lived in a small "town" called Lost Nation, NH for a > period of time in the late 1800's. I know where the spot was but can I find > any land records, tax rolls, etc. to tell me when they moved there and when > they left? Where would I look if such things were kept? > > > Thanks, > > > Nan Smith > > > > Property deeds should be found in the Clerk's office of the county > > courthouse, in the county seat where Lost Nation is located. The tax > > records should also be there. Am assuming you know in which county it > > is situated. > > > > Julie > > > >

Dear Julie, Thanks for the information. I went to NH last week and was able to find lots of land records and even four probate files which told me about relatives I didn't know I had. However, as with all searches, I find I have many more questions. Thanks again. Nan Smith > John and Nan Smith wrote: > > > > To the New Hampshire list: > > My grandparents lived in a small "town" called Lost Nation, NH for a period of time in the late 1800's. I know where the spot was but can I find any land records, tax rolls, etc. to tell me when they moved there and when they left? Where would I look if such things were kept? > > Thanks, > > Nan Smith > > Property deeds should be found in the Clerk's office of the county > courthouse, in the county seat where Lost Nation is located. The tax > records should also be there. Am assuming you know in which county it > is situated. > > Julie > >