Hello Kathy, There is quite a lot of TUTTLE/DINSMORE information in the "History of Antrim..." by Cochrane. Page 721 shows: "2. Jonas W. (b. in Acton, MA 31 Dec 1807; m. Mary DINSMORE of Antrim, 20 Feb 1834 and moved to Newbury, VT in 1840, where he is now a prominent citizen. Their children were b. first three in Antrim and last three in Newbury: - Edwin b. 03 Oct 1834 m. 2nd Mary TEMPLE and lives in Newbury, VT. His 1st wife was Ruth WHITCHER. Mary E. b. 22 Jan 1838; m. Wm. BUCHANAN, 12 Mar 1857 and lives in Boston. Susan D. b. 19 Dec 1889 m. Walter BUCHANAN 30 Nov 1858 and lives in Newbury, VT. Samuel b. 26 Oct 1841 m. Rebecca CARUTH and lives in Newbury, VT. Clarissa b. 19 Aug 1844 m. Nathan A. HUNTER d. recently in her native town. Silas M. b. 16 Jan 1851 m. Ella M. MALOON and lives in Grinnell, IA" Page 720: "Jonas was the son of Samuel TUTTLE, grandson of Samuel and Betsey BAKER TUTTLE of Acton, MA and a connection of Hon. Jacob TUTTLE it is believed, came to Antrim from Temple in 1816 and bought the farm in High Range cleared by Alexander WITHERSPOON. Mr. Tuttle m. Mary W. WRIGHT of Concord, MA in Sept 1805 and they lived on this farm until their death, when it was occupied several years by their son, Wm. N. TUTTLE. The parents of Samuel TUTTLE came to live with him and were here several years before their death. His father, Samuel TUTTLE, Sr. died 25 Feb 1829 aged 70 and his mother Mrs. Betsey TUTTLE died 29 Sep 1834 aged 72. Samuel Tuttle Jr. died 10 Sep 1854 aged 73 and his widow died 02 Dec 1859 aged 75. The TUTTLE page run from page 717 through page 722. The DINSMORE are found on page 453 through 457. Mary was born 22 Sep 1810 and m. Jonas W. Tuttle 20 Feb 1834. She was the daughter of Samuel DINSMORE who died in 1822 and his 2nd wife Mary PARKE of Windham. Hope this helps, Janice Mauldin Castleman http://members.xoom.com/janicekmc/newbostn.htm New Boston, Hillsboro, NH USGenWeb site

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thank you very much for the assist Steve. Dan

Dan, Thornton's Ferry is one of the villages that make up the town of Merrimack NH. It used to have it's own post office but all the village offices have been consolidated into one now. Thornton's Ferry was named for Matthew Thornton, signer of the Declaration of Independence, who owned a ferry in that section of town. The reference to Litchfield might be because Litchfield and Merrimack were one town prior to 1746. At that time Merrimack was Litchfield West (West of the Merrimack River). I may have some information on the Stevens family. I'll get back to you later tonight, have to go to work now. Steve McKay At 01:12 AM 08/19/1999 -0400, you wrote: >My great grandmother's death certificate, and my elderly aunt Florence, both >say Cynthia Marion STEVENS was born in Thornton's Ferry, New Hampshire. >Her marriage liscense says she was born in Manchester. > >I know Thornton's Ferry does not exist as a town, just a landmark on the map >I think. I was told the land is part of Litchfield. > >Can anyone clear up the Thornton's Ferry story for me? > >Also, does anyone have information on Cynthia Marion STEVENS; b 19 Oct 1882; >daughter of George Franklin STEVENS and Cynthia Anne BAMFORTH. >She married Edward Everett HILLS on 10 Jun 1902 in Haverhill, Mass. > >I know nothing of George Franklin other than when he was elderly and living >with his daughter in Haverhill, Mass. and that he was born in New Hampshire. > >All I know about Cynthia BAMFORTH is that both her parents immigrated from >England and that she was born before the move. > >I made a trip to the Concord genealogy vault. There is no record of these >people in the vault. I would imagine the records are out there somewhere. Any >help with them would be greatly appreciated. >I am living in Okinawa Japan for the next few years so I cannot get to places >I would like. >Thank you all for the assistance in advance. >Dan Hills > > >==== NHHILLSB Mailing List ==== >No File Attachments Please >To Unsubscribe send e-mail to: NHHILLSB-L-request@rootsweb.com and type into the body of the message: Unsubscribe. >ROOTSWEB'S COMMON-SENSE ACCEPTABLE USE POLICY >http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/aup.html >

My great grandmother's death certificate, and my elderly aunt Florence, both say Cynthia Marion STEVENS was born in Thornton's Ferry, New Hampshire. Her marriage liscense says she was born in Manchester. I know Thornton's Ferry does not exist as a town, just a landmark on the map I think. I was told the land is part of Litchfield. Can anyone clear up the Thornton's Ferry story for me? Also, does anyone have information on Cynthia Marion STEVENS; b 19 Oct 1882; daughter of George Franklin STEVENS and Cynthia Anne BAMFORTH. She married Edward Everett HILLS on 10 Jun 1902 in Haverhill, Mass. I know nothing of George Franklin other than when he was elderly and living with his daughter in Haverhill, Mass. and that he was born in New Hampshire. All I know about Cynthia BAMFORTH is that both her parents immigrated from England and that she was born before the move. I made a trip to the Concord genealogy vault. There is no record of these people in the vault. I would imagine the records are out there somewhere. Any help with them would be greatly appreciated. I am living in Okinawa Japan for the next few years so I cannot get to places I would like. Thank you all for the assistance in advance. Dan Hills

Dear Laura, Thank you so very much to the link to the Cummings site. Yes, that is my family and I'm going to have a lot of fun looking thru it. Thanks again, Dottie BARR Hinrichs LPDuffy@aol.com wrote: > > Hello! Regarding your link to the Cummings family, have you checked out the > Cummings Family website at http://www.mtjeff.com/~bodenst/ICFA/index.htm? > There might be some related info there. > > Laura Duffy > Brookline, NH > > In a message dated 8/17/99 9:19:47 AM, NHHILLSB-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > > >He married Molly Cummings, daughter of Eleazer and > >Sarah (Reed) Cummings about 1783, they had 14 children: > > ==== NHHILLSB Mailing List ==== > We have a lot of Hillsboro Co. Town that need host, if you can host a town let me know. > http://www.rootsweb.com~nhhillsb/index.htm > Hillsboro County, NH USGenWeb County Coordinator -- Bruce & Dottie Hinrichs EMail: Mr64Dodg@Sprynet.Com - Home HinrichsB@Schneider.Com - Office Web Page: http://home.sprynet.com/~mr64dodg/ Or http://home.sprynet.com/sprynet/mr64dodg/

Hello! Regarding your link to the Cummings family, have you checked out the Cummings Family website at http://www.mtjeff.com/~bodenst/ICFA/index.htm? There might be some related info there. Laura Duffy Brookline, NH In a message dated 8/17/99 9:19:47 AM, NHHILLSB-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: >He married Molly Cummings, daughter of Eleazer and >Sarah (Reed) Cummings about 1783, they had 14 children:

Hello List, I am new to the list and would like to introduce myself. My name is Dottie BARR Hinrichs. I have been interested in genealogy for 25 years and found the information in my BARR ancestors in the History of New Ipswich many years ago. Now with the wonderful information to be found on the internet and these lovely mail lists, I hope to find more. My ancestor James BARR was born at Paddockraw (probably the name of a farm), Renfrewshire, Scotland. He was christened 19 August 1749 in Kilbarchan, Renfrewshire, Scotland. He came to America between 1773 and 1775, settling in New Ipswich. He married Molly Cummings, daughter of Eleazer and Sarah (Reed) Cummings about 1783, they had 14 children: James b 1783 and died in infancy Nancy b 25 July 1784 m Jeremiah Prichard, d 29 9 1864 Sarah b 25 May 1788 m William Lovejoy, d 29 9 1864 James b 23 May 1790 m Laura Livermore, d 6 6 1845 George b 6 Feb 1792 m Amelia Ames Caroline Mathilda b 5 1 1794 m Asa Prichard, d 3 10 1874 Cummings b 9 May 1795 m Eliza Peabody, d abt 1864 Robena b 22 Feb 1799 d 20 Dec 1873, never married Charlotte b 13 Mar 1801 d 27 Aug 1842, never married William b 7 Feb 1803 never married Mary Whitehill b 15 Dec 1805 d 19 Nov 1808, never married John b 10 Mar 1808 m Emily Augusta Smith, d 29 6 1841 Esther Jane b 4 Dec 1810 d 26 July 1837, never married Charles died in infancy John is my ancestor and I have a bit of information about him and his children. I am interested in finding more information about any of James and Molly's children. I do have a little information about who their children married and who their children were from this history. I think it would be very interesting to hear from anyone else that would be working on these families or anyone that could give me more information. I would also like to find out more about New Ipswich. I look forward to hearing from you, Dottie BARR Hinrichs EMail: Mr64Dodg@Sprynet.Com

I'm desperately looking for an Isaac Brown b abt 1800 somewhere in Hillsboro, or Strafford County. His father's name was Isaac also.any census record or any form of information will be of great importance. Thank you Gladys http://community.webtv.net/sassypup/GLADYSWEBPAGEABOUT

I am looking for information on Asaph EVANS. He is found in Peterboro, on the Hillsborough County, NH census for 1800, 1810, 1820, and 1830. I believe he is connected to my Sarah EVANS who was born in Peterboro in 1806. If you have any information at all on this EVANS family, please let me know. Loretta B. San Clemente, CA

Gladys, I found an Isaac BROWN in Mason, NH. He is recorded in the deaths 7 Sept 1827. He is listed as "Capt" This Isaac BROWN married Sally FLAGG in Mason, NH on 30 Dec 1818. He is listed as from Cambridge. Sally was the daughter of Josiah FLAGG. Their daughter, Harriet BROWN, married Rev. Joseph Bancroft HILL. One of their children was named Isaac Brown HILL. You can see what info I have on them on my Mason, NH Website. Click on the FLAGG families page and also on Rev. Ebenezer HILL page. Do a find for BROWN. I don't know if this is the Isaac BROWN you are searching for, but I hope this helps you. I have several books on Cambridge, and I can check that if you like. Best of Luck! Rhett Regina Owings USGenWeb town coordinator for Mason, NH http://home.earthlink.net/~georgeo/mason_nh.htm ============================================================ Gladys Harris wrote: > > I'm desperately looking for an Isaac Brown b abt 1800 somewhere in > Hillsboro, or Strafford County. His father's name was Isaac also.any > census record or any form of information will be of great importance. > > Thank you > > Gladys > > http://community.webtv.net/sassypup/GLADYSWEBPAGEABOUT > > ==== NHHILLSB Mailing List ==== > Don't forget to post your Hillsboro Co. NH queries at USGenWeb Hillsboro Co. NH Project Page. > http://www.rootsweb.com~nhhillsb/index.htm > Hillsboro County, NH USGenWeb County Coordinator > ROOTSWEB'S COMMON-SENSE ACCEPTABLE USE POLICY > http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/aup.html

I am interested in the children of Dea.Ebenezer WOODS (1762-1839) and his wife, Mary HUNT (1763-1853). Ebenezer's line is a collateral one, but he and his children moved to VT and lived near his sister Rebecca (WOODS) POWERS, who was my husband's ancestor. The families sold land back and forth and had other dealings, and I'd like to sort the players. :-) I am particularly interested in Dea. Ebenezer's grandson, Horace WOODS. Rebecca POWERS' husband Jonathan died in 1840 in Lowell VT, at the home of Horace WOODS. Does anyone know which of Dea. Ebenezer's sons was Horace's father? Did Ebenezer and Mary have other children in VT? I have these names, taken from Dunstable VRs and the graves in Lowell VT: Ebenezer Jr. 1785-1867, m. Phebe NOYES William Hunt 1787-1819, unmarried ? Jonathan 1794 - Isaac 1797-1813, unmarried Hephzibah (female) 1799-1819, unmarried Were there other children? If not, who was Horace's father: Ebenezer Jr. or Jonathan? Vickie Elam White

I am interested in Benjamin WOODS (1767 - ? ) and his wife, Bethiah TAYLOR. My husband descends from their son, Oliver. Benjamin married in Dunstable NH and lived there until about 1796, then moved to Lyndon, Caledonia Co. VT by 1800. Dunstable records show 3 children born there (2 boys and a girl), but the 1800 VT census shows he had only 1 boy. I think that this was simply a mistake by the census-taker, but does anyone know if Benjamin's son Benjamin Jr. (born 1792) really did die in VT? Does anyone know where/when Benjamin and Bethiah died and the names of any other children born in VT? I appreciate any help. Vickie Elam White

Hey There! I can't help you with the book, but we have WHITE and POWERS in our family tree. Husband's from Manchester, NH with ancestors from there and Coos Co, NH as well as Essex Co., VT. Interested? Prefer that you contact me privately, don't want to rile others. The Whites were Irish Catholic, the other side of the family old time New Englanders and Protestant. Cynthia Armstrong Corbett From: VEWhite@aol.com Reply-To: NHHILLSB-L@rootsweb.com To: NHHILLSB-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [NHHILLSB] Hillsborough Co. NH probate help Date: Tue, 10 Aug 1999 20:04:00 EDT Does anyone have access to the following book and be willing to do a lookup for me? I am willing to reimburse expenses for photocopying. The State of New Hampshire Hillsborough County Register of Probate Index 1771-1884 by Nicholas G. Copadis et al. I am looking for any mention of Jonathan POWERS, Elizabeth POWERS, and Hannah POWERS. I appreciate any help you can give. Vickie Elam White ==== NHHILLSB Mailing List ==== ROOTSWEB'S COMMON-SENSE ACCEPTABLE USE POLICY http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/aup.html _______________________________________________________________ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com

I am looking for 1. RUTH HOOPER CAMPBELL was born 1796 in New Boston,New Hampshire, and died 1876 in New Boston, New Hampshire. She married JOSEPH FAIRFIELD April 14, 1820 in New Boston, New Hampshire, son of JOSEPH FAIRFIELD and ELIZABETH SWEETSER. Children of RUTH CAMPBELL and JOSEPH FAIRFIELD are: 2. i. MARY2 FAIRFIELD, b. 1828, South Danvers, Mass or New Boston, New Hampshire; d. December 12, 1917, 82 Andover St. Peabody, Mass. ii. AMHURST (ALMUS) FAIRFIELD, b. 1821. iii. MARY A. FAIRFIELD, b. 1823; m. PETER COCHRAN(E). iv. JOSEPH FAIRFIELD, b. 1826. v. ANN FAIRFIELD, b. 1831. vi. ALFRED FAIRFIELD, b. 1837; m. LAURA. Generation No. 2 2. MARY2 FAIRFIELD (RUTH HOOPER1 CAMPBELL) was born 1828 in South Danvers, Mass or New Boston, New Hampshire, and died December 12, 1917 in 82 Andover St. Peabody, Mass. She married SAMUEL CHASE CHANDLER. There seems to be no information about her and her family. I am beating my head against the proverbial brick wall. If anyone has any material, I would be grateful for advice. Wells Scattered on the earth are the joys of heaven ------------------------------ The inherent worth and dignity of every person Respect for the interdependent web of all existence wbehee@bright.net New Madison, Ohio

Does anyone have access to the following book and be willing to do a lookup for me? I am willing to reimburse expenses for photocopying. The State of New Hampshire Hillsborough County Register of Probate Index 1771-1884 by Nicholas G. Copadis et al. I am looking for any mention of Jonathan POWERS, Elizabeth POWERS, and Hannah POWERS. I appreciate any help you can give. Vickie Elam White

Steve, I, too, am interested in Joseph Farmer. I am a descendant through his daughter Dorcas. I would also appreciate seeing the information you have found. Gordon Kirkemo >______________________________X-Message: #1 >Date: Sat, 07 Aug 1999 16:11:53 -0400 >From: Steve&Pat <smack@ma.ultranet.com> >To: NHHILLSB-L@rootsweb.com >Message-Id: <2.2.32.19990807201153.00673180@pop.ma.ultranet.com> >Subject: [NHHILLSB-L] Joseph Farmer >Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" > >Hi, > >I lost the email address of the person that was interested in Joseph Farmer >of Merrimack NH. I just came across some information that might interest you. > >Steve >

Opps, sorry for sending my last post to everyone. Steve

Dave, I was going through some files at the Merrimack historical society and came across an alphabetized transcription of Matthew Patten's diary. Matthew Patten was a surveyor and a kind of Justice of the Peace and apparently one of the few in the region that could write. Here are the entries for Joseph Farmer: Sept. 24, 1759 - I coppyd a bond for Joseph Farmer and swore him concerning the same and charged him 30s/unpd Jan. 19, 1762 - I went to Mr. Lutwyches and got 13-10-6 worth from him on Credit and I pid Joseph Farmer 3 pounds old Tenor being what I owed him toward 2 bushell of corn I had from him last year. The rest was pd in writings and 2 acknowledgements. Nov. 30, 1763 - I paid Joseph Farmer a dollar toward the Rie my Wife got from him while I was in the Woods July 24, 1765 - I sent Joseph Farmer the 7 pounds I owed bim for Rie I had from him fall was a year. Feb. 28, 1766 - I went to run lines for James Gillmore and I run as much for Ensn Vickery and Joseph Farmer as I did for Gillmore what I did for them I allowed to pay some Interest that I alowed myself to pay Joseph Farmer on account of some Rie I had from him two year last fall and winter. Gillmor is to pay me in grain if he can spare it Jan 6, 1771 - Jos. Farmer came in the morning and brot us an acct of Capt Barrons Death and I went & Farmer and I made the Coffin and John got 5 shad of yesterdays divide that he did not get till today makes 90 shad this week. June 8, 1771 - I got 447 cabage plants from Jos. Farmer March 5, 1773 - I went to Joseph Farmers and writ two Deeds at hsi place to Jacob McGaw. I charged 1/2 a dollar and I took the acknowledgements for McGaw 2/Lawful and lodged at Alexanders with McGaw June 16, 1773 - I divided Farmers Estate off to him & writ a Deed and a bond and Farmer pd me 6/8 Lawfull for my service. My expences yesterday and today for liquor snuff ferryage etc. was 3-18-0 Hampshire old Tenor. Hope this is of some help. I'll put your name and email on a list I keep of people interested in Merrimack information. If I run across anything of interest I'll let you know. Steve >Hi Steve-- > >I believe we corresponded about Joseph Farmer, brother of my ancestor >Samuel Farmer Sr., some time ago. If you have new information about >Joseph, I'd be interested. Thanks. > > Dave Farmer <dmf5@cornell.edu>

At 04:11 PM 8/7/99 -0400, you wrote: >Hi, > >I lost the email address of the person that was interested in Joseph Farmer >of Merrimack NH. I just came across some information that might interest you. > >Steve > > >==== NHHILLSB Mailing List ==== >No File Attachments Please >To Unsubscribe send e-mail to: NHHILLSB-L-request@rootsweb.com and type into the body of the message: Unsubscribe. >ROOTSWEB'S COMMON-SENSE ACCEPTABLE USE POLICY >http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/aup.html > > Hi Steve-- I believe we corresponded about Joseph Farmer, brother of my ancestor Samuel Farmer Sr., some time ago. If you have new information about Joseph, I'd be interested. Thanks. Dave Farmer <dmf5@cornell.edu>