Hi Group OK, good news: USGenWeb Suffolk County, MA mailing list is ready to roll. Briefly (very), you can subscribe to the list in mail mode by sending a message to MASUFFOL-L-request@rootsweb.com that contains the word subscribe and nothing else. If you prefer digest mode, they should send the command instead to MASUFFOL-D-request@rootsweb.com. To post to both MASUFFOL-L and MASUFFOL-D, messages should be sent to MASUFFOL-L@rootsweb.com. Messages sent there will appear both places. ____________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________ Fred Kunchick GSCS[SW] USN Retired Pennsauken NJ kunchick@bellatlantic.net FredKun@aol.com Editor of The Northern KIMBALL On-Line Newsletter Member: NEHGS Camden County (NJ) Historical Society Lo/Lathrop Family Association Kimball Family Association Towne Family Association Home Page: URL: http://members.aol.com/FredKun/index.html Coos County, NH USGenWeb County Coordinator. URL: http://members.aol.com/fredkunch/coos.htm Hillsboro County, NH USGenWeb County Coordinator: URL: http://members.aol.com/fredkun1/hillsboro.htm Nantucket County, MA USGenWeb County Coordinator: URL: http://members.aol.com/fredkunc/nantuckt.htm Andover, MA USGenWeb Coordinator URL: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Estates/6351/index.htm ICQ# 2000494 ____________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________

Am looking for any/all information on James BARNARD and any BARKERS who lived in Pelham, NH: A James BARNARD m. widow Mary BARKER int. recorded in Andover, Essex, MA., 11 Mar 1775, Mary BARKER of Pelham. Does anyone know if this is James, the son of James Barnard & Abigail WILSON BARNARD of Andover, b. 24 Sep 1727 and m. Sarah HOLT 26 May, 1757. Sarah d. 20 Sep. 1769 and in 1790, James wife was Mary. There is no record in Andover of the James Barnards death. A James BARNARD is recorded in the Pelham, Town Records, 1776, and in the 1790 NH census records in Londenderry - 1 3 3. A James BARNARD d. 1813 Pelham, NH Rec. NH VR's -- Does anyone know who this James was and was from??? Could he also be the James that m. Mary BARKER??? Does anyone know who Mary BARKER'S first husband was and where they were from and if she had children and how many?? Thank You in advance, Jayne in WA jaymccarley@prodigy.net

Seeking information about Eleazer S. (Stillman?) INGALLS and wife Martha MAROT or PIERSON (born NH). Eleazer was born about 1820 (Nashua, NH) to Eleazer French Ingalls (born MA). Any clue will be gratefully received. Marilyn Symonds, sysite@hal-pc.org

Hi Diana, I checked the Hollis Book. The family of Edward CARTER & Esther are in the book. They had 10 children, dates from 1766 - 1784, you probably have this information. Also has a Edward CARTER & Mary, 5 children - 1751 to 1762. On the name POWERS are: POWERS, Capt. Peter & Anna KEYES. Peter d. 1757 age 56 - they had 13 children - 1728 to 1750. No Esther POWERS, Stephen & Lucy CUMINGS m. 1757 - they had 8 children - 1758 to 1775 - no Esther POWERS, Whitcomb & Mary DOLLIVER m. 1755 - 1 child - Whitcomb b. 1756 POWERS, Francis & Elizabeth CUMINGS - m. 1763 - 12 children - 1764 - 1791 - no Esther POWERS, Samson & Elizabeth NUTTING - Samson d. 1822 age 73 - 8 children - 1774 - 1791 - no Esther It has full names & dates so let me know if you want anything more from book. Hope it helps you. Sue Gardner In a message dated 98-02-10 11:49:10 EST, you write: << Perhaps you could help me find some information about this woman or her family: Esther POWERS b: Dec-20-1746 in Merrimack, NH d: 1820 in Northport, Hancock Co, ME she married in 1765 in HOLLIS, NH: +Edward CARTER b: Apr-22-1743 in Woburn, MA d: Jul-24-1827 in Northport, Hancock Co, ME >>

Hi all, I have a copy of the book - History of the Town of Hollis, NH by Samuel T. Worcester, printed 1879. I will be glad to do lookups in the "Family Registers from 1739 to 1800, copied mainly from the Hollis Record". I have a problem with one page of "Cs" that did not copy properly, need to get back and recopy but haven't done it yet but the rest is fine. There is no index so lookups in the rest of the book would be difficult and time consuming but might be sweet talked into it. :) Happy hunting. Sue Gardner Leominster, MA My Hollis, NH names: BALDWIN, FARNSWORTH, PARKER, PIERCE, PROCTOR

According to Cochran's History of Antrim NH John GORDON b. in Scotland bef 1750 came to US during F & I War and settled in Londonderry for a short time. Married Mary BOYCE of Londonderry abt 1764. They removed to New Boston and eventually Antrim area. Was she d. of Robert BOYCE of Londonderry? Did she have a son named Robert GORDON? Been looking for Robert, my gggrandfather for 8 years. Help! Thanks for your help Alice

Dave Farmer, I am interested to see if we might have Farmers in common. I have a Dorcas Farmer, b. 1762 (possibly in Bedford, NH), who married Ephraim Stevens. Finding her family has been a great frustration, but I recently learned they had a son named Joseph Farmer Stevens. I believe this may be in honor of the Joseph who is the son of Thomas and Sarah (Hunt) Farmer that you've identified. They died in Hollis, which is near where Ephraim and Dorcas lived. Do you know more about Joseph1 and Joseph2? I've read someplace where Joseph1 may in fact be Joseph2, that they appear separate being the result of a clerical error. Can you tell me anything more about them? I assume you know the line up from Thomas. If not, let me know, and I'll share what I have with you. Gordon Kirkemo >Date: Sat, 07 Feb 1998 07:17:51 >From: dave farmer <dmf5@cornell.edu> >To: NHHILLSB-L@rootsweb.com >Message-Id: <3.0.2.16.19980207071751.35ef29e0@postoffice.mail.cornell.edu> >Subject: FARMER,BAILEY families of Hillsboro Co >Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" > >I'm seeking further information on the lives of my FARMER and BAILEY >ancestors during the time they lived in Hillsboro Co NH. Here is a brief >listing of my current data, beginning with the eldest: > >I. Thomas FARMER b. 8 Jun 1683 Billerica MA > m. Sarah HUNT > d. 1767 Hollis NH > ch. (all b. in Middlesex Co MA) > Thomas > Joseph (1) > Susanna > Benjamin > Jonas/Josiah > Elizabeth > Joshua > Samuel Sr. (my ancestor) > Joseph (2) >II. Samuel FARMER Sr. b. 10 Apr 1725 Billerica MA > m. Zilpah HARDY 30 May 1753 Tewksbury MA > d. ? > ch. (all b. in Tewksbury MA) > Hannah > Zilpah > Samuel Jr. (my ancestor) > Aaron > Sally > >III. Samuel FARMER Jr. b. 28 Jan 1758 Tewksbury MA > m. Tamar BAILEY 5 May 1785 Tewksbury MA > d. 8 Sep 1838 Redfield NY > ch. (mostly b. in Greenfield NH) > Lucy > Sarah (Sally) > Samuel > John > Luke > Irene > Silas (my ancestor) > Philip > >IV. Silas Spalding FARMER b. 11 Sep 1803 Greenfield NH > m. Lois WHITE 12 Oct 1827 Gilford Village NH > d. 21 Mar 1890 Cass Co MI > >Samuel FARMER Sr and Samuel FARMER Jr were both Rev. War soldiers. Samuel >FARMER Sr. had also been in the French and Indian War. A relative, John >FARMER, is the pioneer genealogist from whom much of the early NH data has >come. I would like to hear from anyone with further information on any of >the above, including descendants of the spouses (I may have more >information on VR of spouses and siblings). > > Dave Farmer > <dmf5@cornell.edu> >

I have several NH lines that may have come from Essex's, MA. If anyone has any information about these families, please contact me. BARNARD/MARSHALL Stephen BARNARD m. Martha MARSHALL 13 Sep 1791 Pehlam, NH. Both of Pehlam, but Stephen from Andover, MA. Need a lead on Martha's family. Martha & Stephen removed to Hollis and then New Boston. Does anyone have any connection or information about?: BARNARD/BARKER Mary BARKER widow, of Pehlam, m. 1775 James BARNARD intention published in Andover, MA 11 May 1775. 1776 James BARNARD in Pehlam town Records to take council decision back to??? 1790 NH Census: James BARNARD - Kensing town - Londenderry Thank you, Jayne jaymccarley@prodigy.net jaymccarley@prodigy.net

Am trying to verify birth of great great grandfather, John Dane Holt, son of Ezra Holt, Jr. & Dolly B. Gould. From family records, he was born Jan.25, 1843 or 1844 in Amherst or Milford, NH. I have written to Vital Records in Concord & Town Clerks in both of the towns - all to no avail. I also have the same situation with his death which occurred either July or August 28, 1872 in Milford. His wife was Emily Frances Lane (known as Fanny) born in Wilton on August 5, 1848 and died either July or August 8, 1873. Fanny was the daughter of William Lane & Emily Wilson. She may have died in Boston which I have not pursued. I would be more than pleased to exchange information on these lines. Lucille Cameron Hope, RI

I'm seeking further information on the lives of my FARMER and BAILEY ancestors during the time they lived in Hillsboro Co NH. Here is a brief listing of my current data, beginning with the eldest: I. Thomas FARMER b. 8 Jun 1683 Billerica MA m. Sarah HUNT d. 1767 Hollis NH ch. (all b. in Middlesex Co MA) Thomas Joseph (1) Susanna Benjamin Jonas/Josiah Elizabeth Joshua Samuel Sr. (my ancestor) Joseph (2) II. Samuel FARMER Sr. b. 10 Apr 1725 Billerica MA m. Zilpah HARDY 30 May 1753 Tewksbury MA d. ? ch. (all b. in Tewksbury MA) Hannah Zilpah Samuel Jr. (my ancestor) Aaron Sally III. Samuel FARMER Jr. b. 28 Jan 1758 Tewksbury MA m. Tamar BAILEY 5 May 1785 Tewksbury MA d. 8 Sep 1838 Redfield NY ch. (mostly b. in Greenfield NH) Lucy Sarah (Sally) Samuel John Luke Irene Silas (my ancestor) Philip IV. Silas Spalding FARMER b. 11 Sep 1803 Greenfield NH m. Lois WHITE 12 Oct 1827 Gilford Village NH d. 21 Mar 1890 Cass Co MI Samuel FARMER Sr and Samuel FARMER Jr were both Rev. War soldiers. Samuel FARMER Sr. had also been in the French and Indian War. A relative, John FARMER, is the pioneer genealogist from whom much of the early NH data has come. I would like to hear from anyone with further information on any of the above, including descendants of the spouses (I may have more information on VR of spouses and siblings). Dave Farmer <dmf5@cornell.edu>

Gordon don't have anything here that list Fisherfield, NH. you might be like me looked for to weeks in atlas for a place called Packersfield NH, and found out it is Nelson, Cheshire, NH. Sorry I could help but I'll keep looking Fred 12:22 AM 2/6/98 ____________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________ Fred Kunchick GSCS[SW] USN Retired Pennsauken NJ kunchick@bellatlantic.net FredKun@aol.com Editor of The Northern KIMBALL On-Line Newsletter Member: NEHGS Camden County (NJ) Historical Society Lo/Lathrop Family Association Kimball Family Association Towne Family Association Home Page: URL: http://members.aol.com/FredKun/index.html Coos County, NH USGenWeb County Coordinator. URL: http://members.aol.com/fredkunch/coos.htm Hillsboro County, NH USGenWeb County Coordinator: URL: http://members.aol.com/fredkun1/hillsboro.htm Nantucket County, MA USGenWeb County Coordinator: URL: http://members.aol.com/fredkunc/nantuckt.htm Andover, MA USGenWeb Coordinator URL: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Estates/6351/index.htm ICQ# 2000494 ____________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________ -----Original Message----- From: Gordon & Jane <kirkemo@olywa.net> To: NHHILLSB-L@rootsweb.com <NHHILLSB-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, February 05, 1998 11:42 PM Subject: Fisherfield, NH >Can anyone tell me where Fisherfield, NH is or was? Are there VRs available >from Fisherfield? > >I have a Harvey family that may have been there and had several children >before moving to Derryfield. The father's name was John Harvey, whose wife >may have been either Abigail Nutting or Sarah Stevens. Children include >David, Jonas, Esther, John and others. > >I'd appreciate hearing from anyone familiar with Fisherfield or the Harvey >family. > >Gordon Kirkemo > > >==== NHHILLSB Mailing List ==== >Don't forget to post your Hillsboro Co. NH queries at USGenWeb Hillsboro Co. NH Project Page. >http://members.aol.com/fredkun1/hillsboro.htm >Hillsboro County, NH USGenWeb County Coordinator > > > >

Can anyone tell me where Fisherfield, NH is or was? Are there VRs available from Fisherfield? I have a Harvey family that may have been there and had several children before moving to Derryfield. The father's name was John Harvey, whose wife may have been either Abigail Nutting or Sarah Stevens. Children include David, Jonas, Esther, John and others. I'd appreciate hearing from anyone familiar with Fisherfield or the Harvey family. Gordon Kirkemo

Its has been quiet today or is it I'm just not getting eMail from the list;-) Fred 10:42 PM 2/5/98 ____________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________ Fred Kunchick GSCS[SW] USN Retired Pennsauken NJ kunchick@bellatlantic.net FredKun@aol.com Editor of The Northern KIMBALL On-Line Newsletter Member: NEHGS Camden County (NJ) Historical Society Lo/Lathrop Family Association Kimball Family Association Towne Family Association Home Page: URL: http://members.aol.com/FredKun/index.html Coos County, NH USGenWeb County Coordinator. URL: http://members.aol.com/fredkunch/coos.htm Hillsboro County, NH USGenWeb County Coordinator: URL: http://members.aol.com/fredkun1/hillsboro.htm Nantucket County, MA USGenWeb County Coordinator: URL: http://members.aol.com/fredkunc/nantuckt.htm Andover, MA USGenWeb Coordinator URL: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Estates/6351/index.htm ICQ# 2000494 ____________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________

I'm trying to determine the parents of Dorcas Farmer, b. circa 1762 in Bedford. She married Ephraim Stevens in Deeryfield in 1781, and died in Manchester in 1844. I suspect her father was Joseph Farmer because one of her children was named Joseph Farmer Stevens. I believe Joseph Farmer was the son of Thomas Farmer. Can anyone provide information about Dorcas, about the Farmer family in Bedford, or the Farmer family in Hillsborough County from 1750-1790? I would like to compare notes with anyone rsearching the Farmers in NH. Thanks. Gordon Kirkemo kirkemo@olywa.net

Does anyone have any info re-- the Bowker family that lived in the Stratford , NH ,region in the 1800's ? Data will be much appreciated. Gordon Bowker Quebec.

Another GREAT by Roots web Fred 2:33AM 2/4/98 -----Original Message----- From: Brian Leverich <leverich@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, February 04, 1998 2:15 AM Subject: We Have a Generator! (Was: Re: Power Failure ... ) > > >-- Your message was: (from "Brian Leverich") > >> I'm about to try 4-wheel driving it out to Bakersfield or Los >> Angeles to buy a generator. Thanks to the folks who are doing a >> little impromptu fund-raising, and wish me luck with the drive ... >> -B > > ------------------ > > >I made it off The Hill and bought a generator, and it's now >installed at our PMC network operations center. > >[ The trip was kinda exciting, including some of that impromptu > tail-before-hood driving that veteran winter drivers find intensely > embarrassing. But I didn't mind up in any snowbanks I couldn't > get myself out of ... (: ] > >For those who have been wondering *where* Pine Mountain Club is, >it's suburban Frazier Park (if you call a microscopic town twenty >miles west of a tiny town a "suburb" (: ). Perhaps more usefully, >PMC is about 90 miles north and more than a mile above Los Angeles. >The climate up here is almost always breathtakingly wonderful, but >every once in the while we have a really interesting winter storm. > >Like right now. > >As it happens, SoCal Edison has been doing their usual outstanding >job of maintaining their power grid (these folks really are one of >the best utilities in America) and they have people climbing all >over the mountain right now. > >Between their efforts, our batteries, and the new generator, we've >had only about 5 minutes of downtime on our nameserver while we cut >in the generator and about 60 minutes of downtime on our secondary >mailserver as we let it clean out its queues before the power >cutover. We've had -0- down time on our routers, the Web server, >the search engine server, and the main list server. > >We anticipate no further downs exceeding five minutes for the >duration of the storm. > >The new generator isn't exactly a panacea -- the best I could come >up with is a (relatively) little gasoline generator, so one of us >has to sleep down at the NOC and feed the thing periodically. We'll >be saving up towards buying an autostarting propane generator, and >the folks who share the NOC (RootsWeb, Frazier Mountain Internet >Service, ICA, and Earthlink) intend to get the commercial-grade >generator installed before the next winter season. > >I'm going to catch a few ZZZs now in case I wind up having to stand >a shift on the generator. My apologies to everyone; for the obvious >reasons, we haven't made much progress for the last couple of days >(and probably won't for a bit yet) on new accounts and the other >chores. > >Anyway, we didn't go down and now, with the generator, we won't. > >Have fun using RootsWeb, B. > > >-- >Dr. Brian Leverich Co-moderator, soc.genealogy.methods/GENMTD-L >RootsWeb Genealogical Data Cooperative http://www.rootsweb.com/ >P.O. Box 6798, Frazier Park, CA 93222-6798 leverich@rootsweb.com > > ____________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________ Fred Kunchick GSCS[SW] USN Retired Pennsauken NJ kunchick@bellatlantic.net FredKun@aol.com Editor of The Northern KIMBALL On-Line Newsletter Member: NEHGS Camden County (NJ) Historical Society Lo/Lathrop Family Association Kimball Family Association Towne Family Association Home Page: URL: http://members.aol.com/FredKun/index.html Coos County, NH USGenWeb County Coordinator. URL: http://members.aol.com/fredkunch/coos.htm Hillsboro County, NH USGenWeb County Coordinator: URL: http://members.aol.com/fredkun1/hillsboro.htm Nantucket County, MA USGenWeb County Coordinator: URL: http://members.aol.com/fredkunc/nantuckt.htm Andover, MA USGenWeb Coordinator URL: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Estates/6351/index.htm ICQ# 2000494 ____________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________

Hi Group, I how have the USGenWeb Coos County, NH Mail List up at rootsweb. Thank you very much Rootsweb. You can subscribe to USGenWeb Coos Co., NH mail list in mail mode by sending a message to NHCOOS-L-request@rootsweb.com that contains the word subscribe and nothing else. If you prefer digest mode, you should send the command instead to NHCOOS-D-request@rootsweb.com. To unsubscribe, you should send the command "unsubscribe" to NHCOOS-L-request@rootsweb.com (if in mail mode) or NHCOOS-D-request@rootsweb.com (if in digest mode.) Fred 11:18 PM 2/3/98 ____________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________ Fred Kunchick GSCS[SW] USN Retired Pennsauken NJ kunchick@bellatlantic.net FredKun@aol.com Editor of The Northern KIMBALL On-Line Newsletter Member: NEHGS Camden County (NJ) Historical Society Lo/Lathrop Family Association Kimball Family Association Towne Family Association Home Page: URL: http://members.aol.com/FredKun/index.html Coos County, NH USGenWeb County Coordinator. URL: http://members.aol.com/fredkunch/coos.htm Hillsboro County, NH USGenWeb County Coordinator: URL: http://members.aol.com/fredkun1/hillsboro.htm Nantucket County, MA USGenWeb County Coordinator: URL: http://members.aol.com/fredkunc/nantuckt.htm Andover, MA USGenWeb Coordinator URL: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Estates/6351/index.htm ICQ# 2000494 ____________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________

RUTH HOOPER CAMPBELL is cited on a family written note as marrying Joseph Fairfield May 14, 1820. Place unknown to me She was born 1796 and thusly confirmed in the 1860 U.S.Census where she is cited as age 65 and b. in N.H. children were Almus b. 1821 d. 1887 age 65; Mary A. b. 1823 d. 1825 at age 19 mos; Joseph Jr. b. 1826 d. 1868 age 42; Mary b. 1828 d. 1917 age 89; Ann b. 1831 d.? ; Alfred b. 1837 d.? The N.H. U.S. Census lists Joseph Fairfield a farmer living around New Boston, NH age 66 b. Wenham,Mass. 1793, a discrepancy about 3 years. He was living with Ruth age 65(his wife)b. NH and Ann age 27 b. NH(the 5th child). I would appreciate any help and any information locating these persons and particularly Ruth Hooper Campbell and her parentage. Wells

DESIRE CONTACT WITH ANYONE RESEARCHING THE FISH FAMILY OF MASON A SHORT LINEAGE HISTORY FOLLOWS.... FIRST GENERATION 1. Nathan FISH was born on 2 Oct 1694. Patience SHATTUCK was born on 18 Feb 1709. Children of Nathan FISH and Patience SHATTUCK were: 2 i. Sarah FISH was born on 6 Feb 1731. 3 ii. Elizabeth FISH was born on 21 Aug 1733. +4 iii. Jonathan FISH. 5 iv. David FISH was born on 27 Apr 1741. +6 v. Eleazer FISH. 7 vi. Patience FISH was born on 28 Aug 1747. She died on 15 Oct 1747. 8 vii. Nathan FISH was born on 20 Oct 1749. +9 viii. Simeon FISH. He was married to his first wife between 1750 and 1753. Children of Nathan FISH and his first wife were: +10 i. Pardon FISH. 11 ii. Caleb FISH was born in 1752 in Tiverton, RI. He moved to Nine Partners,Dutchess Co. NY, where he enlisted, and served with the NY troops in the revolution. From Nine Partners he moved to Catskill,NY,then to Saratoga, and to Westport, Essex Co., NY, where he lived 20 years. He then moved back to Greenfield, Saratoga County, where he was allowed his pension No. S.23633. He married Deborah Fish 13 FEB 1771 at Bangall, Dutchess County, New York. 12 iii. Abner FISH was born about 1753 in Tiverton, RI. Abner most probably moved to Westport, Essex County,NY with Caleb, his brother. When Caleb moved back to Saratoga, he stayed. He was living in Westport in 1833 according to L.W. Fish book.p. 94. +13 iv. Jemima FISH. SECOND GENERATION 4. Jonathan FISH was born on 24 Nov 1738. He emigrated from First to Canterbury, Conn, then Mason, NH. He was married to Dorothy BUTTERFIELD in 1760/61 in Mason, NH ?. Dorothy BUTTERFIELD was born about 1739 in Chelmsford, Middlesex, Mass. She has reference number NPT0-0P. Children of Jonathan FISH and Dorothy BUTTERFIELD were: +14 i. Jonathan FISH. +15 ii. Levi FISH. +16 iii. Ebenezer FISH. 17 iv. Hannah FISH was born on 11 Mar 1767 in Hillsboro County, Mason, New Hampshire. 18 v. Nathan FISH was born on 9 Nov 1770 in Mason. He was the illigimate child of Molly Jefts...Jonathan left for New York....soon after Asa was born... 19 vi. Asa FISH was born on 14 Sep 1772 in Hillsboro County, Mason, New Hampshire. 6. Eleazer FISH was born on 24 Dec 1743. He died in 1809. He was married to Sarah on 26 Apr 1791. Eleazer FISH and Sarah had no known children to this researcher. 9. Simeon FISH was born on 8 Oct 1752. He died on 27 Apr 1841 in Somerville, Lincoln Co, Maine. Lois was born about 1768. She died on 1 Apr 1815. Simeon FISH and Lois had children. 10. Pardon FISH was born on 14 Aug 1751 in Tiverton, Rhode Island. He died on 28 Feb 1850 in Springville, Susquehanna County, PA. On May 1, 1775, while a resident of Nine Partners, Dutchess Co., NY, he enlisted in Col. Graham's Regiment; was a member of several other organizations. While in Capt. James Tallmadge's Company he was present at the surrender of Burgoyne. In 1779 he removed to Saratoga County,NY, and while there he enlisted again, in the fall of 1781 in Col. Rogers' Regiment. About 1806 he removed from Saratoga to Luzerne, later called Susquehanna County, Pa. On 10 Sept. 1832, while living in Springville Twp. his pension No. S.22769 was allowed. His wife Rhoda died there 26 Dec. 1830 age 80 years. Information from L.W. Fish book, page 94. Rhoda MOSIER was born in 1750. She died on 26 Dec 1830 in Springville, Susquehanna County, PA. Children of Pardon FISH and Rhoda MOSIER were: 20 i. Justus KNAPP, adopted, was born on 13 Oct 1799 (HE WAS THE SON OF HENRY KNAPP AND JEMIMA FISH, sister to Pardon Fish). 13. Jemima FISH was born about 1765. She was married to Henry KNAPP Rev. and Col. about 1784. Henry KNAPP Rev. and Col. was born on 25 Aug 1763 in Greenwich, Horse Neck, Fairfield, Conn. Information from David Conover at conover@saltmine.radix.net He died in 1820 in Cincinnati, Ohio. His death occured during his journey to Georgia to claim his father's estate. Most probably his father Justus was awarded land for Revolutionary War service. He died in 1812/1815, and the claim of the land probably had a time limitation on it. It is uncertain why Henry was traveling via Cincinnati, but he may have been traveling the RIVER route, as there was also family in the Mississippi/Alabama area Children of Jemima FISH and Henry KNAPP Rev. and Col. were: +21 i. Elnathan KNAPP. 22 ii. Pardon KNAPP. 23 iii. Mary KNAPP. 24 iv. Jemima KNAPP. 25 v. Lucy KNAPP. 26 vi. Henry KNAPP. +27 vii. Justus KNAPP. THIRD GENERATION 14. Jonathan FISH was born on 8 Sep 1762 in Hillsboro County, Mason, New Hampshire. He Pension on 7 Apr 1818 in #S44820, Johnsburg, Warren County, New York. He Resided in 1822 in Chester, Warren County, New York. The FISH and KNAPP family resided in Chester, Warren County New York. Justus Knapp, the adopted son of Pardon Fish, was born in Chestertown. His wife was born about 1763 in according to Revolutionary Service File.. Children of Jonathan FISH and his wife were: 28 i. Isaiah FISH was born in 1803. 29 ii. Daniel FISH was born about 1806. 30 iii. Dorcas FISH was born about 1809. 31 iv. Nancy FISH was born about 1811. 15. Levi FISH was born on 4 Mar 1764 in Hillsboro County, Mason, New Hampshire. Children of Levi FISH were: +32 i. Daughter FISH. 16. Ebenezer FISH was born on 11 Mar 1765 in Hillsboro County, Mason, New Hampshire. He died on 24 Oct 1817 in Springville, Susquehanna County, PA. He was buried in Springville Cemetery, Susquehanna County, PA. He resided first road to right beyond Lynn Cemetery.. In Ebenezer Fish' will..."I give to my daughter Sally Welch of William Welch, six good sheep and the sum of forty dollars. He was married to Deborah MOSIER in 1793 in Lynn, Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania. Deborah MOSIER was born in 1766 in New York. She died on 9 Nov 1852 in Springville, Susquehanna County, PA. She was buried in Springville Cemetery, Susquehanna County, PA. Children of Ebenezer FISH and Deborah MOSIER were: +33 i. Caleb FISH. +34 ii. Sarah Newena FISH. +35 iii. Dorcas FISH. +36 iv. Pardon FISH II. 21. Elnathan KNAPP was born on 7 Feb 1786 in Saratoga County, New York. He died on 10 Aug 1850 in Rochester, New York. He was married to Polly EATON in 1807. Polly EATON was born on 6 Dec 1790 in Barnard, VT. She died on 20 Dec 1870 in Poultney, VT. Children of Elnathan KNAPP and Polly EATON were: +37 i. Emily KNAPP. 27. Justus KNAPP was baptized between 1799 and 1805 in resided in Saratoga County, New York, to Susquehanna Pa in 1805. He was born on 13 Oct 1799 in Chester, Warren County, New York, adopted by Pardon Fish. He died in Dec 1870 in Pa.. He was married to Anna SPENCER on 30 Nov 1817. Anna SPENCER was born in 1797. She died on 6 Feb 1859 in age 62, Lynn, Pa.. Children of Justus KNAPP and Anna SPENCER were: 38 i. Mary KNAPP was born in 1818 in Pennsylvania. She died after 1870. 39 ii. Daughter #4 KNAPP. 40 iii. Son #3 KNAPP. 41 iv. Son #4 KNAPP. 42 v. Son #5 KNAPP. +43 vi. Jemima KNAPP. 44 vii. Eveline KNAPP was born in 1831 in Pa. 45 viii. Orlando U. KNAPP was born in 1835 in Pa. He died on 2 Jul 1863 in killed at Gettysburg Battlefield.. +46 ix. Judson KNAPP. 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Update on Rootsweb Power Failure We're wishing the best of luck! Fred 8:29 PM 2/3/98 -----Original Message----- From: Brian Leverich <leverich@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, February 03, 1998 7:52 PM Subject: Re: Power Failure ... > >> We're having quite a gale up here on the mountain, and we've lost all >> power to the PMC and Birchwood NOCs. > >The gale was followed by a calm, heavy, wet snowfall. Trees are falling >on power lines, and we're repeatedly losing power. > >We've managed to keep everything up so far by carefully managing our >battery life (last night wasn't one of my better nights for sleep ... ), >but it looks like we may be in trouble if the current outage lasts more >than another couple of hours. > > >> We're running on batteries now at those NOCs now. The machines at the >> Frazier Park and Bakersfield NOCs are unaffected by the power outage, >> but they depend on the PMC machines for some services. >> >> We're doing what we can to keep the site on line, but we may be down >> for some intervals for awhile. I'll try to keep everyone informed, >> but I may lose the ability to send e-mail. >> >> Sorry about that. Buying a generator for the PMC NOC is one of the >> things we intend to do when RootsWeb's income allows ... ): -B > >I'm about to try 4-wheel driving it out to Bakersfield or Los Angeles to >buy a generator. Thanks to the folks who are doing a little impromptu >fund-raising, and wish me luck with the drive ... -B > > ____________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________ Fred Kunchick GSCS[SW] USN Retired Pennsauken NJ kunchick@bellatlantic.net FredKun@aol.com Editor of The Northern KIMBALL On-Line Newsletter Member: NEHGS Camden County (NJ) Historical Society Lo/Lathrop Family Association Kimball Family Association Towne Family Association Home Page: URL: http://members.aol.com/FredKun/index.html Coos County, NH USGenWeb County Coordinator. URL: http://members.aol.com/fredkunch/coos.htm Hillsboro County, NH USGenWeb County Coordinator: URL: http://members.aol.com/fredkun1/hillsboro.htm Nantucket County, MA USGenWeb County Coordinator: URL: http://members.aol.com/fredkunc/nantuckt.htm Andover, MA USGenWeb Coordinator URL: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Estates/6351/index.htm ICQ# 2000494 ____________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________