Looking for parents of Edward M. Berry/ place of birth/date and location of death. He married Mary Louise Berry daughter of Francis Albert Berry and Martha Adeline Brown in May 1873 I think in Greenland? They had 10 children: I need birth/death, marriage info for Bertha H., Annie L., Abbie L., Elmer A., Russell P., and John B.. They were all born in Greenland I think and all were living in Greenland in 1897. Mary Louise died Oct 27, 1917 in Greenland. Any and all help will be greatly appreciated. Also I am told that there is a town historian in Greenland but don't know how to get in touch with him/her. Thanks George C. Horne Box 265 Georgetown, ME 04548 ghorne@clinic.net

I have a John Grover b 1819, d 3/4/1896 married to a Catherine Grisden b 1829, d 1/28/1914. They were married April 5, 1852. I'm trying to find either of their parents. I think they would be from Portsmouth, but then who knows !! Any information would be so helpful. Judy

Hi list, Family Tree Maker also has GDMNH on cd. The cd also has Savage's four volumes and they call it the Genealogical Dictionary of New England (cd#169). I can't remember the price, but believe it was about $30.00. Link below gets you to the look up page to check price. You can search by name or keyword, if I remember correctly. It includes all lists from GDMNH and corrections pages. <A HREF="http://www.familytreemaker.com/cdhome.html">Family Tree Maker's Genealogy Site: Family Archive CDs</A> Happy Hunting! Lianne Mitchell

Dick Marston wrote: > > > The CD is available from Heritage Books. It's listed on pg. 35 of the > Sept. '99 catalog, item #5591, $30.00, plus $4.00 s&h. Correction: If the order is placed this month, the price is $27.00 ($31.00 total). 10 percent discount. -- Dick Marston

Thomas D. Sevy wrote: > > Several months ago I received a catalog which offered the Genealogical > Dictionary of Maine & New Hampshire by Noyes, Libby & Davis on a CD. > It would be a great advantage to be able to do an electronic search > for names since this book does not have an index. Unfortunately I > misplaced the catalog. Does anyone know how I could order this CD of > the GDMNH. > > Tom Sevy > sevy99@deseretonline.com The CD is available from Heritage Books. It's listed on pg. 35 of the Sept. '99 catalog, item #5591, $30.00, plus $4.00 s&h. 2 other books about Maine and New Hampshire are on the CD, as well. It is searchable both by surname and place. Heritage Books, Inc. 1540-E Pointer Ridge Place Bowie, MD 20716 -- Dick Marston

Several months ago I received a catalog which offered the Genealogical Dictionary of Maine & New Hampshire by Noyes, Libby & Davis on a CD. It would be a great advantage to be able to do an electronic search for names since this book does not have an index. Unfortunately I misplaced the catalog. Does anyone know how I could order this CD of the GDMNH. Tom Sevy sevy99@deseretonline.com

Would anyone have any information on John Scriven/Scribner and Mary Hilton ? There is a John in Scriven who married Mary Hilton and died in Dover or Hampton in Oct 1675 . I am hoping to see if these are the parents of Elizabeth Scribner who married Samuel Eastman . Mary is reportedly the daughter of Edward Hilton. Any help is greatly appreciated . Mahalo , Kevin

Can anyone help me find the parents of Abigail MITCHELL who married William AYER of Plaistow, NH, Jan. 19, 1764 (Haverhill, MA, VR)? I suspect that she is the daughter of John MITCHELL and Abigail BACHELLER (m. bef. 1738, Haverhill VR). Can anyone confirm or eliminate this possibility? Haverhill VR shows Abigail Mitchel b. Sep. 6, 1746, d. John and Abigail (Bacheller) Mitchel. There are other Abigail Mitchells born in this time frame in the Haverhill VR, but they died young. Does anyone know Abigail Bacheller Mitchell's parents? The VR shows her marriage as her second marriage--apparently she was not born a Bacheller, but was a widow.

Gladys, Maybe I missed some other e-mails on Wrights Island near Seabrook. I see one located less than a half mile south of route 286 a little over half way between route 1 and the coast road 1A. Let me know if you want a copy of my map. Earl

I'm not sure if I am the one you are looking for or not, but we have emailed each other about the Eatons-Dows tina NHROCKIN-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > NHROCKIN-D Digest Volume 99 : Issue 217 > > Today's Topics: > #1 TOWLE/EATON [sassypup@webtv.net (Gladys Harris)] > #2 EBAY ["Julie Bright" <jbright@capecod.ne] > #3 Re: Rockingham Book [Dick Marston <RMarston@pacbell.net] > #4 Re: Rockingham Book [David Goudsward <goudsward@ezonlin] > #5 Exeter families to Rhode Island, w ["John Clement" <jclement@sprynet.c] > #6 LAMPREY - need documentation ["Baker Bledsoe" <bbled@worldnet.at] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from NHROCKIN-D, send a message TO: > NHROCKIN-D-request@rootsweb.com > that contains in the BODY of the message the COMMAND: > unsubscribe > and NO other text, including no name, address, or "signature." > RootsWeb Mailing Lists Archives: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > Rockingham County, NH, GenWeb: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/1706/ > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: TOWLE/EATON > Date: Fri, 17 Sep 1999 16:35:07 -0400 (EDT) > From: sassypup@webtv.net (Gladys Harris) > To: EATON-L@rootsweb.com, NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com, NHROCKIN-D@rootsweb.com, > NEW-HAMPSHIRE-D@rootsweb.com > > HI List, > > I can't find the e-mail that I had from someone with the TOWLE/EATON > connection. Would that person get a hold of me again as I found a book > on NEWHAMPSHIRE history and copied some pages out of it. Maybe we can > find the connection here. > > sorry, and please get ahold of me. > > Gladys > > just click on surnames in my sight now to go to the page that you want. > NEW > > http://community.webtv.net/sassypup/GLADYSWEBPAGEABOUT > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: EBAY > Date: Fri, 17 Sep 1999 16:24:45 -0400 > From: "Julie Bright" <jbright@capecod.net> > To: NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com > > Saw this listed on Ebay today and thought someone might be interested. > > ROCKINGHAM NEW HAMPSHIRE (RARE) genealogy > Item #160996596 > > Antiques:Books, Manuscripts > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Re: Rockingham Book > Date: Fri, 17 Sep 1999 15:06:30 -0700 > From: Dick Marston <RMarston@pacbell.net> > To: NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com > > Julie Bright wrote: > > > > Saw this listed on Ebay today and thought someone might be interested. > > > > ROCKINGHAM NEW HAMPSHIRE (RARE) genealogy > > Item #160996596 > > > > Antiques:Books, Manuscripts > > Please don't hate me for asking, but has anyone ever seen a copy of this > book or found it cited as a source for genealogical information? I have > not. According to the seller, however, it's further described as: > > "HISTORY OF ROCKINGHAM COUNTY NEW HAMPSHIRE, 1915, appears to be first > edition, By Charles A. Hazlett, Portsmouth New Hampshire, 1,308 pages... > THIS IS A OUTSTANDING GENEALOGY SOURCE BOOK FOR NEW HAMPSHIRE..." > > At $132.49, plus s&h, for the next minimum level for bidding, I'd sure > like to know that it's more than a mere list of vanity profiles paid for > by persons who wanted others in 1915 to see their names and business, > etc., accomplishments in print. > > Thanks. > > -- > Dick Marston > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Re: Rockingham Book > Date: Fri, 17 Sep 1999 18:28:43 -0400 > From: David Goudsward <goudsward@ezonline.com> > To: NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com > > I have a copy of Hazlett I picked up for next to nothing a couple of > years ago. > As Dick suspected, it is predominantly a mug book, with some brief > town/militia histories tucked in the front. > I have never found anything of particular note or interest in it. > > If any feels really strongly, I'll transcribe the surnames for lookups. > > -- > Dave Goudsward > Harrisburg, PA > > NH: Lamos, Clay, Glover, Langmaide > > Dick Marston wrote: > > > > > Please don't hate me for asking, but has anyone ever seen a copy of this > > book or found it cited as a source for genealogical information? I have > > not. According to the seller, however, it's further described as: > > > > "HISTORY OF ROCKINGHAM COUNTY NEW HAMPSHIRE, 1915, appears to be first > > edition, By Charles A. Hazlett, Portsmouth New Hampshire, 1,308 pages... > > THIS IS A OUTSTANDING GENEALOGY SOURCE BOOK FOR NEW HAMPSHIRE..." > > > > At $132.49, plus s&h, for the next minimum level for bidding, I'd sure > > like to know that it's more than a mere list of vanity profiles paid for > > by persons who wanted others in 1915 to see their names and business, > > etc., accomplishments in print. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Exeter families to Rhode Island, where is it? > Date: Fri, 17 Sep 1999 17:49:54 -0600 > From: "John Clement" <jclement@sprynet.com> > To: NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com > > Many of you know of the Periodical Source Index (PERSI). > > Searching PERSI, I came up with this item: > > Locality: U.S. States, New Hampshire, Rockingham > Record type: Biography > Article Title: Exeter Families to Rhode Island > Periodical: New England Historical and Genealogical Register > Volume: 98 > Number: 1 (January 1944) > > I have searched the NEHGR vol 98 and can't find this item. It > must be an error in their indexing system. I checked volumes > before and after 98, still no luck. I checked the indexes, no > luck. > > Does any reader know what/where this "Exeter families to Rhode > Island" is? Since it was mis-indexed, it could very well be in a > periodical other than the NEHGR. > > Does anyone know why Exeter, NH families would migrate to Rhode > Island? > > I ask because I have a great-great grandmother Eliza Ann > BATCHELDER 1811-1887. I can not confirm her parentage. She was > orphaned at a young age and ended up in Garland, Maine married > to Josiah BARTLETT 1813-1893. > > Family papers indicate she had uncles and aunts in New > Hampshire, probably Rockingham county. > > --- > John Clement, 6940 E. Girard 205, Denver, CO 80224-2917 > Email: jclement@sprynet.com Voice: 303-691-0613 > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: LAMPREY - need documentation > Date: Sat, 18 Sep 1999 08:45:36 -0500 > From: "Baker Bledsoe" <bbled@worldnet.att.net> > To: <NHROCKIN-D@rootsweb.com> > > Help Fellow Rooters: > > I desperately need help with the following: > > Need proof of record of birth for: > > Daniel Lamprey, b. Oct. 1807 in Hampton, > Rockingham > son ofJeremiah Lamprey, b. July > 24, 1779 and > Mary Lamprey, b. March 1779, > Pittsfield. > Need proof of record of birth for: > > Mary Lamprey, b. March1779, Pittsfield, > Merrimack > dau. of Benjamin Lamprey, b. > March 25, 1748, Hampton > and (Amanda?) Caswell, b. > Sandown?, unknown date. > > Need proof of record of birth and/or death or marriage for: > (Amanda?) Caswell, b. Sandown?, unknown date, > d. unknown, > m. prior to 1779. > > Need proof or record of death for: > Benjamin Lamprey, b. March 25, 1748, > Hampton, > d. unknown, possibly in Moultonboro, m. > (Amanda?) Caswell > prior to 1779. Benjamin was the son of > John Lamprey, b. Aug. 17, > 1707 and Mary Johnson, b. Feb 22, 1716/17. > > Any help at all would be appreciated - please cite your source so I can > obtain copies. > Thank so much. > > Judith Bledsoe - born in Rockingham, living in Texas!

Help Fellow Rooters: I desperately need help with the following: Need proof of record of birth for: Daniel Lamprey, b. Oct. 1807 in Hampton, Rockingham son ofJeremiah Lamprey, b. July 24, 1779 and Mary Lamprey, b. March 1779, Pittsfield. Need proof of record of birth for: Mary Lamprey, b. March1779, Pittsfield, Merrimack dau. of Benjamin Lamprey, b. March 25, 1748, Hampton and (Amanda?) Caswell, b. Sandown?, unknown date. Need proof of record of birth and/or death or marriage for: (Amanda?) Caswell, b. Sandown?, unknown date, d. unknown, m. prior to 1779. Need proof or record of death for: Benjamin Lamprey, b. March 25, 1748, Hampton, d. unknown, possibly in Moultonboro, m. (Amanda?) Caswell prior to 1779. Benjamin was the son of John Lamprey, b. Aug. 17, 1707 and Mary Johnson, b. Feb 22, 1716/17. Any help at all would be appreciated - please cite your source so I can obtain copies. Thank so much. Judith Bledsoe - born in Rockingham, living in Texas!

Many of you know of the Periodical Source Index (PERSI). Searching PERSI, I came up with this item: Locality: U.S. States, New Hampshire, Rockingham Record type: Biography Article Title: Exeter Families to Rhode Island Periodical: New England Historical and Genealogical Register Volume: 98 Number: 1 (January 1944) I have searched the NEHGR vol 98 and can't find this item. It must be an error in their indexing system. I checked volumes before and after 98, still no luck. I checked the indexes, no luck. Does any reader know what/where this "Exeter families to Rhode Island" is? Since it was mis-indexed, it could very well be in a periodical other than the NEHGR. Does anyone know why Exeter, NH families would migrate to Rhode Island? I ask because I have a great-great grandmother Eliza Ann BATCHELDER 1811-1887. I can not confirm her parentage. She was orphaned at a young age and ended up in Garland, Maine married to Josiah BARTLETT 1813-1893. Family papers indicate she had uncles and aunts in New Hampshire, probably Rockingham county. --- John Clement, 6940 E. Girard 205, Denver, CO 80224-2917 Email: jclement@sprynet.com Voice: 303-691-0613

I have a copy of Hazlett I picked up for next to nothing a couple of years ago. As Dick suspected, it is predominantly a mug book, with some brief town/militia histories tucked in the front. I have never found anything of particular note or interest in it. If any feels really strongly, I'll transcribe the surnames for lookups. -- Dave Goudsward Harrisburg, PA NH: Lamos, Clay, Glover, Langmaide Dick Marston wrote: > > Please don't hate me for asking, but has anyone ever seen a copy of this > book or found it cited as a source for genealogical information? I have > not. According to the seller, however, it's further described as: > > "HISTORY OF ROCKINGHAM COUNTY NEW HAMPSHIRE, 1915, appears to be first > edition, By Charles A. Hazlett, Portsmouth New Hampshire, 1,308 pages... > THIS IS A OUTSTANDING GENEALOGY SOURCE BOOK FOR NEW HAMPSHIRE..." > > At $132.49, plus s&h, for the next minimum level for bidding, I'd sure > like to know that it's more than a mere list of vanity profiles paid for > by persons who wanted others in 1915 to see their names and business, > etc., accomplishments in print.

Julie Bright wrote: > > Saw this listed on Ebay today and thought someone might be interested. > > ROCKINGHAM NEW HAMPSHIRE (RARE) genealogy > Item #160996596 > > Antiques:Books, Manuscripts Please don't hate me for asking, but has anyone ever seen a copy of this book or found it cited as a source for genealogical information? I have not. According to the seller, however, it's further described as: "HISTORY OF ROCKINGHAM COUNTY NEW HAMPSHIRE, 1915, appears to be first edition, By Charles A. Hazlett, Portsmouth New Hampshire, 1,308 pages... THIS IS A OUTSTANDING GENEALOGY SOURCE BOOK FOR NEW HAMPSHIRE..." At $132.49, plus s&h, for the next minimum level for bidding, I'd sure like to know that it's more than a mere list of vanity profiles paid for by persons who wanted others in 1915 to see their names and business, etc., accomplishments in print. Thanks. -- Dick Marston

HI List, I can't find the e-mail that I had from someone with the TOWLE/EATON connection. Would that person get a hold of me again as I found a book on NEWHAMPSHIRE history and copied some pages out of it. Maybe we can find the connection here. sorry, and please get ahold of me. Gladys just click on surnames in my sight now to go to the page that you want. NEW http://community.webtv.net/sassypup/GLADYSWEBPAGEABOUT

Saw this listed on Ebay today and thought someone might be interested. ROCKINGHAM NEW HAMPSHIRE (RARE) genealogy Item #160996596 Antiques:Books, Manuscripts

Rockin' Rooters: Would any of you BEAN researchers happen to know if Delcie David BEAN, Sr., ("D.D."), who died in Jaffrey in 1964, shares a connection with Leon Leonwood BEAN ("L.L.") to Lt. John and Mary (TUCK) SANBORN of Hampton? (L.L. BEAN is connected, but I don't know about D.D.) Thanks. -- Dick Marston

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Can anyone tell me if there may be a connection with Issac Brown b in Poplin in 1767 to Isaac Bown b. in Fremont Ny 1800? I think that I may have been on the right track in the begining. If the Isaac in Poplin married a marry which I can not find. It could be possble that he is the missing link that I am looking for. Thanks for any help in advance that I can get. Gladys just click on surnames in my sight now to go to the page that you want. NEW http://community.webtv.net/sassypup/GLADYSWEBPAGEABOUT just click on surnames in my sight now to go to the page that you want. NEW http://community.webtv.net/sassypup/GLADYSWEBPAGEABOUT just click on surnames in my sight now to go to the page that you want. NEW http://community.webtv.net/sassypup/GLADYSWEBPAGEABOUT

Can anyone tell me if there may be a connection with Issac Brown b in Poplin in 1767 to Isaac Bown b. in Fremont Ny 1800? I think that I may have been on the right track in the begining. If the Isaac in Poplin married a marry which I can not find. It could be possble that he is the missing link that I am looking for. Thanks for any help in advance that I can get. Gladys just click on surnames in my sight now to go to the page that you want. NEW http://community.webtv.net/sassypup/GLADYSWEBPAGEABOUT just click on surnames in my sight now to go to the page that you want. NEW http://community.webtv.net/sassypup/GLADYSWEBPAGEABOUT