Hi List, Sorry if you have already seen this message on another list. I received this message from the president of our genealogy society and thought I would pass it along. It does explain what all those little numbers mean you see at the end of some obits. Sue macduff@citrus.infi.net -----Original Message----- From: Bob Bamford <essxbook@citrus.infi.net> To: FLCITRUS-L@rootsweb.com <FLCITRUS-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, June 29, 1999 9:59 AM Subject: Genalogists attention ! >>Return-Path: <dwdole@fishnet.com> >>From: "David W. Dole" <dwdole@fishnet.com> >>To: <essxbook@citrus.infi.net> >>Subject: Genalogists attention ! >>Date: Mon, 28 Jun 1999 23:27:50 -0500 >>X-MSMail-Priority: Normal >>X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V4.72.3110.3 >> >>Citrus County Gene. Soc.: >> >>The following is submitted for distribution to your members, >>discussion at meetings and inclusion in your publications >>... something your members should be aware of - and, >>hopefully, spread the word. >> >>- - - - >>SOMETHING NEW ALL HISTORIANS AND GENEALOGISTS >>SHOULD KNOW OF AND HELP HAPPEN ! >> >>History researchers and genealogists of any ilk - Floridians, >>Americans, Canadians or elsewheres - should have both a passive >>and an active interest in the struggles of one octogenarian >>trying to help all genealogists, researchers and librarians >>everywhere SOLVE AN AGE-OLD PROBLEM: The "clipped" obituary! >> >>You know, that little bit of newsprint from somewhere in >>Wisconsin, sent to your mother by a cousin perhaps 20 years ago, >>which reads: "Susie Smith died at her lake home on Friday. >>Burial from Christ Church on Wednesday" And here you are today >>trying to use the information in your genealogical efforts. >> >>But you have no idea WHAT lake or WHERE in Wisconsin! Nor, for >>that matter, how many "Christ" churches there may be in the >>state! If you only had a clue . . . what's this? Down in the >>corner appears - in 4-point type so you almost missed it - some >>sort of a code - 15-characters long. >> >>Off you go to a reference librarian or a genealogist asking >>"What is it?" And the first one says, "Oh, that's the PGCS - >>Publishers Genealogical Coding Service. Here, look on their >>website at www.obituarycoding.com . Check the first seven >>characters of that code ... the Database on the Website tells >>you the name and location of the newspaper from which the obit >>was clipped! The last eight characters ARE the publication >>date!" >> >>Thus, with the addition of the PGCS code, "clipped" obituaries >>which are often almost worthless, now have real value and will >>live forever! Those who have them, will be able to learn their >>source location and publication date, easily and without charge! >> >>Now, isn't that worth knowing about and worth doing something >>about yourself - to help hurry it up? Even though PGCS has 6 >>local papers and 1 national paper, so far, using the coding ... >>YOUR HELP is NEEDED! Go to www.obituarycoding.com and >>register, identifying yourself and the newspaper to which you >>subscribe and it's editor. PGCS will send you a cover letter >>about PGCS and a letter from YOU to the paper's Editor (ready to >>sign and send) plus an explanatory page about the coding and an >>Application form for the paper to use in starting the coding! >>What could be simpler? >> >>And there's no cost to you - except perhaps for a few stamps, >>envelopes and copies. And the newspaper has but one, small, >>one-time charge for the license to their unique identity >>7-character code. Lets give this all the help we can. Talk it >>up with your fellow historians and genealogists and register. If >>enough of us do it, surely your paper will start using PGCS. But >>remember, WE DO NEED HELP WITH THIS! >>- - - - >> >>So, Floridians, I hope you can use the above to >>alert your members in your newsletter and on-line. >> >>Many thanks. >> >>P. S. A cross-link to www.obituarycoding.com will be most >>welcome. And reciprocated to your site when notified of it ! >> >>P. P.S. This Dole used to be a McDole (grandfather in Ottawa >>1840-1872), McDoel, McDoell (NH & VT 1719-1784), McDowell >>... and still looking for family north of Scotland's Solway >>Firth. >> >>Sincerely >>PGCS, Inc & David W. Dole >>8102 Highwood Dr Apt B125 >>Bloomington MN 55438-1046 >>Phone: (612) 830-9552 >>E-mail: dwdole@fishnet.com >>Internet: www.obituarycoding.com >> >> >Bob > >^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ESSEX BOOKS ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ > "Home of the Essex Antiquarian" >Visit us and order on-line at: > http://www.essexbooks.com > >e-mail: essxbook@citrus.infi.net > > P.O. Box 811 Lecanto, FL 34460-0811 > Phone (CC) Orders: 8 AM - 3 PM - Mon-Fri > (352) 527-2270 Fax 24 hrs. >^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ >

Hello Hillsborough, NH County Researchers, I have just updated my website for Mason, Hillsborough Co., NH to include pages for early FLAGG and RUSSELL families. You will find many records there and will be of interest to anyone researching these surnames. As always, corrections and additions are welcome. Rhett Regina Owings USGenWeb town coordinator for Mason, NH http://home.earthlink.net/~georgeo/mason_nh.htm

Hi Sherry, You really made my day! Thank you so much for the Gould info. Just recently I discovered that Maj. Daniel Gould and his wife Dorcas were the parents of my Daniel Gould and his wife, Sarah Clark, so for you now to tell me that Dorcas was a Phelps is an important addition. And then to learn that George and Mary Giles Gould were parents of Maj. Daniel Gould - wonderful. We visited Centre Cemetery in Lyndeborough 2 summers ago and copied names of all of the Gould's there without knowing all of the relationships. Maj. Gould's parents are buried in the plot with him and his wife as are some children of Maj. Gould. You were interested in the Edy Gould ( b. Dec. 29, 1779) information that you had listed in your e-mail to me. Actually her name was Eda Gould and she was married to Daniel Conex and she is also buried in that cem. The stone was "Erected in memory of Mrs. Eda Gould Conex, wife of Daniel Conex, dau. of Maj. Daniel Gould & Dorcas, his wife, who died Oct. 2, 1811, the 33rd year of her age" (Eda is a name that was passed on to my great grandmother too.) So glad to go back another generation with Thomas and Abigail (Needham) Gould too! If you want any of the other Gould info from that cem. just let me know. Many thanks!!! Priss

Fred, Thank you for informing me of your policy. I apologize for any inconvenience. Best regards, K. O'Brien ---------- >From: "Fred Kunchick" <kunchick@bellatlantic.net> >To: NHHILLSB-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [NHHILLSB-L] Re: Census Lookup Offer (1880-1920) >Date: Sat, Jun 26, 1999, 2:12 PM > >Kerry, > >I run a very quiet list here, I have every little rules and one of them is >don't offer your commercial services on my list. This will get you unsubbed >from the list and put on the rejection list. > >Please do not offer your services on my list, if you what to run a business >that's find with me, but not on my list Please. > >This is your one warning. > >Thank you >Fred

Kerry, I run a very quiet list here, I have every little rules and one of them is don't offer your commercial services on my list. This will get you unsubbed from the list and put on the rejection list. Please do not offer your services on my list, if you what to run a business that's find with me, but not on my list Please. This is your one warning. Thank you Fred 3:12 PM 6/26/99 ******* Fred Kunchick GSCS[SW] USN Retired Independent AMSOIL Dealer Pennsauken NJ ICQ# 2000494 kunchick@bellatlantic.net Member: NEHGS Camden County (NJ) Historical Society Lo/Lathrop Family Association Kimball Family Association Towne Family Association Home Page: URL: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ridge/7158/index.htm Coos County, NH USGenWeb CC. URL: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nhcoos/coos.htm Hillsboro County, NH USGenWeb CC. URL: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nhhillsb/index.htm Nantucket County, MA USGenWeb CC. URL: http://www.rootsweb.com/~manantuc/nantuckt.htm Suffolk County, MA. USGenWeb CC. URL: http://www.rootsweb.com/~masuffol/index.htm Andover, MA USGenWeb TC URL: http://www.rootsweb.com/~macandov/index.htm Duxbury, MA USGenWeb TC URL: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Estates/6351/duxbury.htm New Hampshire Civil War History and Genealogy URL: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nhcwroot/ -----Original Message----- From: K. O'Brien <kerryo@gvi.net> To: NHHILLSB-L@rootsweb.com <NHHILLSB-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, June 26, 1999 1:04 PM Subject: [NHHILLSB-L] Re: Census Lookup Offer (1880-1920) Rebecca, Thank you for your interest in a lookup in the Federal Census records. If you are not interested in a paid service, you may want to delete this message now. I will search the Soundex (the index to the Census) for your ancestor in the 1880, 1900, 1910 or 1920 Federal Census for *ANY* state requested. (Note that the 1910 Soundex is only available for the following 21 states: AL, AR, CA, FL, GA, IL, KS, KY, LA, MI, MS, MO, NC, OH, OK, PA, SC, TN, TX, VA, and WV. The 1880 Soundex only includes households with children age 10 and under, and no records are available for 1890.) If the search is successful, you will receive a form which includes all of the information found in the Soundex. In addition to the family's place of residence, the following information will be listed for each family member: name, age, month and year of birth (1900 Soundex only), birthplace (state or country), relationship to head of household, and citizenship. (Other details included in the complete Census record, such as occupations, whether owned or rented, literacy, etc., are not included.) Simply provide the following information (numbered as below, please) for each search: 1. Census year (1880, 1900, 1910 or 1920). 2. State (include county and/or town, if known). You must specify the state in which to search, as there is a separate Soundex for each state. 3. Soundex code for surname (see below). 4. Name of head of household (include state or country of birth and date of birth, if known). 5. Name of spouse (include state or country of birth, and date of birth, if known). 6. Names of children or other family members expected in the household (include state or country of birth and dates of birth for each, if known). Please provide full names, if possible, as individuals are often listed by initials or middle names. The birth information is important too, as it will help to identify the correct family. If you do not know the Soundex code for the surname, use the conversion program at this site: http://events.genealogy.org/soundex.html The fees for searches are as follows: 1: $2.50; 2 to 3: $5.00; 4 to 6: $10.00; 7 or more: please inquire for pricing. (Note: each Census year counts as one search, even if for the same head of household.) Mail your order and payment (check or money order made payable to Kerry O¹Brien), to: K. O¹Brien 12728 W. 108th St. Overland Park, KS 66210-1106 Be sure to list all 6 items above for each search requested. Please include a self-addressed, stamped envelope with your order. You will receive the results within two of three weeks. Thank you. -- Kerry O'Brien >> >> K. O'Brien >> >> ==== NHHILLSB Mailing List ==== >> Visit RootsWeb Genealogical Data Cooperative: http://www.rootsweb.com/ >> ROOTSWEB'S COMMON-SENSE ACCEPTABLE USE POLICY >> http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/aup.html > > > > >==== 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 > ==== NHHILLSB Mailing List ==== Visit RootsWeb Genealogical Data Cooperative: http://www.rootsweb.com/ ROOTSWEB'S COMMON-SENSE ACCEPTABLE USE POLICY http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/aup.html

Rebecca, Thank you for your interest in a lookup in the Federal Census records. If you are not interested in a paid service, you may want to delete this message now. I will search the Soundex (the index to the Census) for your ancestor in the 1880, 1900, 1910 or 1920 Federal Census for *ANY* state requested. (Note that the 1910 Soundex is only available for the following 21 states: AL, AR, CA, FL, GA, IL, KS, KY, LA, MI, MS, MO, NC, OH, OK, PA, SC, TN, TX, VA, and WV. The 1880 Soundex only includes households with children age 10 and under, and no records are available for 1890.) If the search is successful, you will receive a form which includes all of the information found in the Soundex. In addition to the family's place of residence, the following information will be listed for each family member: name, age, month and year of birth (1900 Soundex only), birthplace (state or country), relationship to head of household, and citizenship. (Other details included in the complete Census record, such as occupations, whether owned or rented, literacy, etc., are not included.) Simply provide the following information (numbered as below, please) for each search: 1. Census year (1880, 1900, 1910 or 1920). 2. State (include county and/or town, if known). You must specify the state in which to search, as there is a separate Soundex for each state. 3. Soundex code for surname (see below). 4. Name of head of household (include state or country of birth and date of birth, if known). 5. Name of spouse (include state or country of birth, and date of birth, if known). 6. Names of children or other family members expected in the household (include state or country of birth and dates of birth for each, if known). Please provide full names, if possible, as individuals are often listed by initials or middle names. The birth information is important too, as it will help to identify the correct family. If you do not know the Soundex code for the surname, use the conversion program at this site: http://events.genealogy.org/soundex.html The fees for searches are as follows: 1: $2.50; 2 to 3: $5.00; 4 to 6: $10.00; 7 or more: please inquire for pricing. (Note: each Census year counts as one search, even if for the same head of household.) Mail your order and payment (check or money order made payable to Kerry O�Brien), to: K. O�Brien 12728 W. 108th St. Overland Park, KS 66210-1106 Be sure to list all 6 items above for each search requested. Please include a self-addressed, stamped envelope with your order. You will receive the results within two of three weeks. Thank you. -- Kerry O'Brien >> >> K. O'Brien >> >> ==== NHHILLSB Mailing List ==== >> Visit RootsWeb Genealogical Data Cooperative: http://www.rootsweb.com/ >> ROOTSWEB'S COMMON-SENSE ACCEPTABLE USE POLICY >> http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/aup.html > > > > >==== 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 >

This is a great offer .Especially for those of us that are soundex impaired. I am looking for information form the 1880 census of Barry co. Michigan for the Hart surname. I believe that there may be a Samuel Hart listed , a Joshua Jr. or maybe a Chancey Hart. Any help is appreciated. If you need an Indiana look up I may be able to help you out . I live near the state library. K. O'Brien wrote: > Searching for your ancestors? I can search the 1880, > 1900, 1910 and 1920 Federal Census records for *ANY* > state, and provide you with the information. In addition to > the family's place of residence, the following information > will be provided for each family member: name, relationship, > age, month and year of birth (1900 Census only), place of > birth (state or country), and citizenship. > > Please reply by private e-mail for details. Thank you. > > K. O'Brien > > ==== NHHILLSB Mailing List ==== > Visit RootsWeb Genealogical Data Cooperative: http://www.rootsweb.com/ > ROOTSWEB'S COMMON-SENSE ACCEPTABLE USE POLICY > http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/aup.html

Searching for your ancestors? I can search the 1880, 1900, 1910 and 1920 Federal Census records for *ANY* state, and provide you with the information. In addition to the family's place of residence, the following information will be provided for each family member: name, relationship, age, month and year of birth (1900 Census only), place of birth (state or country), and citizenship. Please reply by private e-mail for details. Thank you. K. O'Brien

This a for pay offer that has been circulated to almost all the lists I am on. Just so you are aware this is not a volunteer effort. It is fine to charge for your research services/lookups (I also do this in another state) but I question this method of advertising. I did not think that this was allowed on Rootsweb? Kathy Karn

Hi Priscilla, >From the History of Lyndeborough, NH I found the following on pg. 754: Maj. Daniel Gould, son of George and Mary (Giles)Gould, born at Salem, Mass. Nov. 26, 1749; married first, Dorcas Phelps. She was born 1749; died, April 6, 1797; married second, Mary, daughter of Jacob Hook of Kingston, NH. He died March 5, 1804. He owned the farm now known as the Richardson place at the center. He kept a tavern there for many years and all the children wee born there. We have no further record of this family except the dates of births of their children:- 1. Susanna, b. April 17, 1766. 2. Mehitable, b. Feb. 25, 1778. 3. Edy, b. Dec. 29, 1779. 4. Jared, b. March 16, 1782. 5. Daniel, b. March 19, 1784. 6. George, b. Jan 22, 1788, d. Nov 17, 1804. 7. Jacob S., b. Aug 21, 1793. The previous page gives data on George as the son of Thomas and Abigail (Needham) Gould, b. 1706 at Salem, m. 20 Apr 1732 Mary Giles, probably of Salem. She b. 1710 and d. 2 Mar 1797 at Lyndeborough. He d. same 29 Apr 1783. They had eight children all born at Salem, Mass. George was descended from Zaccheus. We believe my husband's ancestry is from Gould's in the Greenfield NH area, which is next door to Lyndeborough. I am interested in any information on the Edy Gould given above. Our known ancestor is: EDWARD R GOULD was born 18 Mar 1861 in Knoxville, TN (Source: Date: Grave Marker in Greenfield, NH Loc: Birth/Marriage Certificates for Elmer Gould), and died 22 Aug 1896 (GS) in Hillsboro/Hillsborough, NH (Source: NHVR). He married BELLE STARRETT 10 Oct 1882 (Source: NHVR), daughter of DAVID STARRETT and SARAH BIXBY. They are buried in Greenfield, NH where Edward lived when he came to Hillsboro and married Belle. He was in 1891, Listed as Conductor B&M RR, residing at Hillsboro Bridge. Children of EDWARD GOULD and BELLE STARRETT are: i. WALTER F. GOULD, b. 28 May 1886, Wilton, NH; d. Bef. 1923. ii. DAVID H. GOULD, b. 16 Jul 1889, Hillsboro/Hillsborough, NH (Source: His tory of Hillsborough NH, 1735 - 1921, G. Waldo Browne, pg.539 and Hillsborough VR); d. Bef. 1916; m. AGNES SIMMONS, 30 Aug 1910, Concord, NH (Source: Hillsborough VR). iii. HEBERT GOULD, b. 15 Dec 1890, Hillsboro/Hillsborough, NH (Source: History of Hillsborough NH, 1735 - 1921, G. Waldo Browne, pg.539); d. 15 Aug 1891, Hillsboro/Hillsborough, NH (Source: History of Hillsborough NH, 1735 - 1921, G. Waldo Browne, pg.539). iv. ELMER EDWARD GOULD, b. 31 Dec 1894, Hillsboro/Hillsborough, NH; d. 24 Oct 1976, Bedford/Hillsborough, NH. Sherry -----Original Message----- From: Priscilla Hausmann [SMTP:pwh@hnet.net] Sent: Friday, June 18, 1999 6:06 PM To: NHHILLSB-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [NHHILLSB-L] Gould's Hi there, I am new to the list and hope that someone there can help me, please. My grgrgr grandfather was Daniel Gould Sr., b. 1784 in Lyndeborough, N.H. and his wife was Sarah "Sally" Clark, b. 8 Sept.1788, also in Lyndeborough, N.H. to Capt. Wm. Clark and Sarah Barron. Daniel and Sally moved to Illinois in 1860. I would like to find out the names of Daniel's parents and hope that you can help me. I'll greatly appreciate you steering me in the right direction. Thank you. Priss ==== NHHILLSB Mailing List ==== Free CD lookups: The people on the lists to be prompt and helpful: http://www.seidata.com/~lhoffman/cdtext.html http://www.concentric.net/~Mikerice/hl/usa/index.shtml on the second site go to the main page for lookup offers in other countries.

I am searching for the parents of Asa DAVIS, born probably MA 27 Feb 1737; died Hudson, NH 28 March 1826; married Dunstable/Lexington, MA 15 Jan 1761 Elizabeth CUMMINGS, born 1 Oct 1736; died 11 Nov 1822. Their daughter Elizabeth DAVIS, born Nottingham, NH 10 Feb 1762; married Hudson, NH 3 June 1784 James SEAVEY, born Pelham, NH 1762. ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

Hi group, I added some new items, Tax lists & Rev War volunteers http://www.rootsweb.com/~nhhillsb/milford.htm Fred 8:39 PM 6/23/99 ******* Fred Kunchick GSCS[SW] USN Retired Independent AMSOIL Dealer Pennsauken NJ ICQ# 2000494 kunchick@bellatlantic.net Member: NEHGS Camden County (NJ) Historical Society Lo/Lathrop Family Association Kimball Family Association Towne Family Association Home Page: URL: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ridge/7158/index.htm Coos County, NH USGenWeb CC. URL: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nhcoos/coos.htm Hillsboro County, NH USGenWeb CC. URL: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nhhillsb/index.htm Nantucket County, MA USGenWeb CC. URL: http://www.rootsweb.com/~manantuc/nantuckt.htm Suffolk County, MA. USGenWeb CC. URL: http://www.rootsweb.com/~masuffol/index.htm Andover, MA USGenWeb TC URL: http://www.rootsweb.com/~macandov/index.htm Duxbury, MA USGenWeb TC URL: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Estates/6351/duxbury.htm New Hampshire Civil War History and Genealogy URL: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nhcwroot/

Hi Sue, Neither the 1830 nor the 1840 census will show all the household members - just the head of household, with age breakdowns for males and females. The 1850 was the first census to list all household members, so that would be your best bet to find him, except that he would still be a bit young (b. 1831/32) to be the head of a household. I do have the 1850 census index, and there were over 100 RICHARDSONs in just Hillsborough Co. - no telling how many in all of NH (I didn't check). There are 3 Williams - p. 280, New Ipswich; p. 139, Mt. Vernon; p. 89, Manchester, and one William P. - p. 186, Milford. Perhaps you can find someone with easy access to the census microfilm for 1850 NH, to check these entries. Most large libraries have the microfilm, or it can be ordered through an LDS Family History Center. In fact, if you have an FHC not too far from you, that may be your best bet - NH town records are on microfilm, so it's possible you might find his birth registered. I find your Canada/NH connection interesting since my ggggrandfather Daniel CLARK took his family to Ontario, Canada, around 1816/17, disappearing from Hillsborough Co. tax rolls 1816, but reappearing on Sullivan Co. NH tax rolls in 1829. Have you looked for him in Canada yet? There's a mail list for Niagara region, where someone might be able to help. You can find the list from http://www.rootsweb.com/~maillist/ or visit http://www.multiboard.com/~spettit/ongenweb/ Basic genealogical advice is to start with what you know and work backward, so you may need to accumulate more data on him before you can find his parents. And, yes, it is often much like trying to find a needle in a haystack. Sometimes you even get lucky and find it! Good luck, Gail ----- Original Message ----- From: Susan Jones <macduff@citrus.infi.net> To: <NHHILLSB-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, June 21, 1999 11:53 AM Subject: [NHHILLSB-L] 1830 and 1840 NH Census > Hi, > > Would anyone have access to either the 1830 or 1840 census for New > Hampshire? I am trying to see if my grgrgrandfather was actually born in NH > or Canada.

Hi, Would anyone have access to either the 1830 or 1840 census for New Hampshire? I am trying to see if my grgrgrandfather was actually born in NH or Canada. According to the 1860 VT census, it states he was from Canada. On the death certificate of my grgrandfather, it states his dad was born in NH. This is the info I have on the man. I do not have his parents names. William R. Richardson b. 1831/32 NH or Canada d. unknown m. unknown (possibly in Ontario, Canada) sp. Charlotte Todd b. 1834/35 in Canada I know it is not a lot of information to go on but I was hoping to find him somewhere in NH. I am guessing he may have been in one of the Northern counties as he moved into Canada. It is a needle in a haystack. Sue macduff@citrus.infi.net

Hi there, I am new to the list and hope that someone there can help me, please. My grgrgr grandfather was Daniel Gould Sr., b. 1784 in Lyndeborough, N.H. and his wife was Sarah "Sally" Clark, b. 8 Sept.1788, also in Lyndeborough, N.H. to Capt. Wm. Clark and Sarah Barron. Daniel and Sally moved to Illinois in 1860. I would like to find out the names of Daniel's parents and hope that you can help me. I'll greatly appreciate you steering me in the right direction. Thank you. Priss

Hello all ~ Just wanted to let you know of some new additions and updates to the Ye Olde Woburn page and the "New" New Salem, Massachusetts page! Much more work will be included during the summer so bookmark these sites for future reference! Please enjoy them all, Toni Lasseter Woburn Webmaster New Salem Webmaster <A HREF="http://members.xoom.com/Tonilea">Click here: Ye Olde Woburn, Massachusetts </A>

Who Were The Parents of Andrew Seavey & Molly Lemon of N. H. ? 1. Andrew Seavey, b. 1729; d. 1 June 1802; buried in the small cemetery at the south end of Hudson, N. H. He m. 25 Dec 1753 (Pelham, N. H. Congregational Church) Mary/Molly Lemon, b. 1732; d. 1824. They had five children all born Hillsborough, Pelham, N. H. (a) Sarah, b. 2 Dec 1755. (b) John, b. 24 May 1759. (c) Nathaniel, b. 2 April 1761. (d) JAMES, b. 2 May 1762/63. (e) Andrew, b. 25 May 1765. 2. James Seavey Sr. b. 2 May 1762/63; d. 7 Feb 1845; m. Elizabeth/Betsy Davis, b. 10 Feb 1767; d. 23 March 1840. This family moved abt 1787/88 to Sedgwick, Me. Both buried Old Rural Cemetery, Sedgwick. Four children: (a) Hannah, b. Nottingham West, N. H. 10 Nov 1784. (b) Sybel, b. Nottingham West, N. H. 6 Dec 1786. (c) JAMES, b. Hancock, Sedgwick, Maine 20 Oct 1789. (d) Betsy, b. Hancock, Sedgwick, Maine 19 March 1797. 3. James Seavey Jr. b. Sedgwick 20 Oct 1789; d. 1869; m. Sarah/Sally Stanley, b. Sedgwick, Me. 13 Aug 1789; d. 30 Mar 1865. Both buried Old Rural Cem. James and his son William built the schooner "Zulette" in 1847 in Brooklin, Maine. Five children: (a) Jacob (b) Ruth (c) ANDREW (d) William (e) Rosella 4. Andrew Seavey, b. Sedgwick 25 Mar 1818; m. Lydia H. Smith., b. Knox, Me. June 1817. He was a selectman in 1849 in Brooklin, Me. Unable to find death dates or burial place for either. Four children: (a) Charles H. (b) GEORGE H. (c) Andrew C. (d) Americus V. 5. George Herbert Seavey, b. 8 June 1854 Blue Hill, Me. He m. Alvina A. Grindle, b. Sedgwick, Me. 13 Sept 1855. Died, buried ? 6. Wesley Chester Seavey, b. Bucksport, Me. 1881; d. Bangor, Me. 25 Jan 1955; m. Brewer, Me. 14 Dec 1904 Alice M. Lyman, b. Dedham, Me. 27 Feb 1882; d. Branford, Conn. 9 Aug 1958. Both buried Mount Hope Cemetery, Bangor, Maine. Two Children: (a) Ruby Alice (b) Barbara Eunice 7. Ruby Alice Seavey, b. Brewer, Me. 24 July 1907; d. Bangor, Me. 30 May 1995; m. Bangor 27 June 1932 Thomas H. McCarthy, b. Bangor 3 Jan 1908; d. 14 Aug 1932. Four children: (a) Marilyn Ann (b) Frances Ellen (c) Carol-Jeanne (d) Patricia Gail ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

Sue, There are two cemeteries on West Hollis Street. One is on the east side of Route 3, between West Hollis Street and Kinsley St - it is Woodlawn Cemetery. The other is on the west side of Route 3 on West Hollis Street (aka Route 111) heading west toward Hollis (makes sense :-)). The latter is called St. Louis de Gonzague Cemetery. I pass it a few times a month and never knew its name until you asked. I don't know who takes care of the records there, but if you come up empty, let me know and I can ask around. I live about half an hour from there. Laura Prescott Duffy Brookline

Hi, Can anyone help this faltering memory. It has been about 35 years since I was in Nashua. Is the St. Louis cemetery the same one as the large cemetery that was on West Hollis Street? I am trying to go through the back door through the wife to track down the death of the husband. My mother knows that the wife was buried in the St. Louis cemetery. I will gladly pass on what info I have if you can be of any help finding the records of the cemetery. I know there is a large monument with the wife's name on it. I was also hoping to find a very old newspaper clipping of the death so I can both use census records and see if he was still alive when she died. I know it rambles a little but thank-you for any help you can give. Sue macduff@citrus.infi.net

Hi, I am trying to do some research for my mother. She is trying to find the Death and Burial (if possible) of Amable Boisvert. Any help on this will be appreciated. This is what she had to say about him. "I don't know about the death and burial about Amable except that there is a large monument in the cemetery in Nashua where it is written that Zoe is buried there along with some Godin. The inscription on the monument just says that Zoe the wife of Amable is there but nothing about him except his name. It does mention a Godin but no other name. The cemetery is St. Louis. " This is all the scant information I have. Thank-you Sue macduff@citrus.infi.net Amable Boisvert b. abt. 1822 Canada d. ???? m. St. Gregoire, Quebec, Canada (Parents: Jean Baptiste Boisvert & Marie Louise Godin) sp. Zoe Brosseau b. abt. 1822 Canada d. ???? (Parents: Pierre Brosseau & Madeleine Benoit) Children: Mathilda Boisvert b. 1860 West Farnum, Quebec, Canada d. Jan. 27, 1903 Nashua, Hillsborough, NH m. ???? Ft. Kent, ME sp. Henri Cote b. Feb. 2, 1857 Notre Dame du Lac, Quebec, Canada d. Aug. 15, 1932 Nashua, Hillsborough, NH (Parents: Georges Cote & Louise Cote)