Does anyone know who Abram Fowler who married Abigail ____? They had a daughter Elizabeth in Seabrook, Rockingham Co. NH abt 33 at the time ofthe 1860 census. Would anyone know of their children or parents to please help me out with my Fowler line. I have two Fowler women in my family and can not find out which family line they are in> any hlep will be greatly appreciates. Thanks Gladys http://community.webtv.net/sassypup/GLADYSWEBPAGEABOUT

Could someone please tell me how to obtain a copy of a Will in NH ? This would be for a person in Exeter in 1860 . Please post answers to the list . Thanks for your help. Mahalo , Kevin

If you have a CD for Salem would you mind looking up Thomas S. Woodbury who was born about 1800 to 1820. Thank you sooooooo much!

I just want to thank all of you who responded to my request on Weare/Swain. You are all terrific and I will get back to each of you individually when I sort all of this out. If I can help anyone else, let me know. I own the CD which includes the Leavitt family and the town of Weare NH, as well as records of Salem MA. (CD117), New England Families #1. Bonnie Bonnie Weber weber@echo-on.net 1072 6th Line, Oakville, Ontario, Canada L6H 1W5

Would anyone out there have any connection to ABIGAIL FOWLER b circa 1820 in MA, or NH? She married JACOB D BROWN s/o ISAAC & MARY (DOW) BROWN in 1846 at Seabrook, Rockingham Co., New Hampshire. I'm having an awful hard time finding her. She had three children by Jacob and died either during childbirth with her last child or very soon after. Can anyone out there help me with any leads at all. Thanks for your time. Gladys http://community.webtv.net/sassypup/GLADYSWEBPAGEABOUT

I have the following in my database: Nathaniel Weare, born 1631 in England, son of Nathaniel and Sarah (_____) Weare of Newbury, MA. He married Elizabeth Swain, also born in England, dau. of Richard and Bassille (_____) Swain. This is probably the Richard Swain, age 34, who came from London in the Truelove in November 1635, although the age does not seem correct. He was granted land in Hampton, NH in December of 1639. In 1641, he had a thirty acre grant in Exeter. In July 1659 he was a purchaser of Nantucket Island. The following November, he was fined there for entertaining Quakers. The Hampton church excommunicated him in 1668 as a Quaker (Noyes et al, 1996, p. 669). Sons William and Francis preceded them to New England (Dow, 1893, p. 985). Cindy Walcott Grand Isle, VT -----Original Message----- From: bonnie [mailto:weber@echo-on.net] Sent: Tuesday, August 03, 1999 3:58 AM To: NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Fw: Nathaniel Weare and /Elizabeth Swain(e) -----Original Message----- From: bonnie <weber@echo-on.net> To: NHHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com <NHHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, August 01, 1999 6:23 PM Subject: Nathaniel Weare and /Elizabeth Swain(e) >Nathaniel was born in Nantucket abt 1631-3 and Elizabeth was born bef 09 Oct >1638 prob. in Newbury, Essex, MA. He died 13 Mar 1717/18 and she died 10 >Oct 1713 in Hampton, NH >I got a list of children from the FHS web site, but would like to find >someone who can verify the information. >I descend from their daughter Hannah (1673-1743) and Jonathan Wadleigh. >(1657-1756) approx. >Bonnie Weber >weber@echo-on.net >1072 6th Line, Oakville, Ontario, Canada L6H 1W5 > ==== NHROCKIN Mailing List ==== Send messages to the list to the "To" address found above in THIS message. To send commands (subscribe/unsubscribe), insert -request between the L and the @ in the address. Send only the command. ============================== Search more than 274 MILLION NAMES and find your ancestors at Ancestry.com! Get started today at http://www.ancestry.com/rootswebtext.asp

I just found out my g-g-g-grandmother , Lucy Tilton Page (1816-1883), is buried in Exeter Cemetery with 6 others , including Timothy Tilton and Sally Clifford , both born in 1783. Sally died in 1838 ; Timothy in 1860 . Would anyone have any information linking Lucy C. Tilton to Timothy and Sally ? The plot was purchased by Joseph E. Tilton , and contains Junious Jackson, Sarah Francis Tilton , Mary B. Tilton and Harriet E. Tilton . Mahalo , Kevin

Would anyone know how to obtain Funeral Home records from places no longer in existance ? I am looking for JHE Carbonneau of Exeter to see if the records show the Polish birthplaces of my g-grandparents Matthew and Jennie Winkler. While I have youe attention , has any one found records of the Polish-American Citizen's Club or the Polish Men's Society of Exeter ? Mahalo , Kevin

It is highly improbable that Nathaniel Weare was born on Nantucket in 1631 since the first permanent settlement on Nantucket was in 1659 when the Starbuck and Macy families along with John Coleman spent the first winter on the Island. Is sounds as if whoever originally produced the information you aquired from the family history center just plugged Nantucket into the birth place. Bill Lander Cleveland, TN Folger, Gardiner, Coleman, Barnard, Swaine

-----Original Message----- From: bonnie <weber@echo-on.net> To: NHHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com <NHHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, August 01, 1999 6:23 PM Subject: Nathaniel Weare and /Elizabeth Swain(e) >Nathaniel was born in Nantucket abt 1631-3 and Elizabeth was born bef 09 Oct >1638 prob. in Newbury, Essex, MA. He died 13 Mar 1717/18 and she died 10 >Oct 1713 in Hampton, NH >I got a list of children from the FHS web site, but would like to find >someone who can verify the information. >I descend from their daughter Hannah (1673-1743) and Jonathan Wadleigh. >(1657-1756) approx. >Bonnie Weber >weber@echo-on.net >1072 6th Line, Oakville, Ontario, Canada L6H 1W5 >

This is for Mahalo and Kevin and anyone else interested in the Philbrick families of Hampton. According to Blomfield (Hist. of Norfolk, vol. 8, p. 89), the family of Felbrigge of Felbrigge, near Comer in Norfolk, descended from Simon le Bigod, youngest son of Hugh Bigod, Earl of Norfolk (died in 1224/5), and his wife Maud, daughter of William Marshall, Earl of Pembroke. Simon married Maud, daughter and heiress of Richard de Felbrigge of Felbrigge, and their descendants took the name of Felbrigge or Fylbrigge from their manor. Roger, son of Simon and Maud, occurs in 14 Edward I (1286/7) as "Roger Bigod de Felbrigge" (Blomfield, op. cit.). The Felbrigges long continued as a prominent knightly house at Felbrige and cadet branches established themselves in the neighboring counties of Huntingdon and Suffolk, and it is quite likely that the Bures family derived from the same stock. The Felbrigges do not appear in Bures until the first quarter of the sixteenth century, but in the neighboring Essex parish of Earls Colne (three miles from Bures) we find a Felbrigge family established early in the fifteenth century, and there can be little doubt that the Bures family descended from them. A century earlier, in 14 Edward I (1285/6, a Lawrence de Felbrigge was murdered outside of Bures (Assize Roll 833, m.43, Placita Coronae 14 Edward I), so it would appear that the family were in and about Earls Colne and Bures at this date. In view of the early date at which they appear here, it would seem that perhaps the Earls Colne family descended from a cadet of the earlier family whose heiress married Simon Bigod. It is also possible that their ancestor may have been a free tenant at Felbrigge and that he took the name when he went south into Suffolk and Northern Essex. In any event, the origin of the Earl Colne and Bures Felbrigges still remains uncertain. (Source: NEHGR, Vol. 108, 1954, pp. 252-253) Maryellen Mcanfora@aol.com

Charlie, There are 77 sites listed for Epping in the database. So less than half are shown on the geodetic survey maps. Clark -----Original Message----- From: Charlie Bond [mailto:mrbond@ncia.net] Sent: Saturday, July 31, 1999 8:49 PM To: Clark Bagnall; NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: Cemetery Search, Epping There are 32 cemeteries in Epping if my count on the geodetic map back in the 60s was correct. Many were in fields that are now forest. If anyone has an interest in Tilton family I can describe where it is. Charlie Bond

Kevin - See Philbrick Genealogy pages: http://users.intercomm.com/nvjack/fylbrigg/fylbrigg.htm

I recently found out I descend from Thomas Philbrick and Elizabeth Knopp . Would anyone know the origin of the name Felbrigge -what it means and how it came to be ? Mahalo , Kevin

One of my ancestors was "Captain" Paul-5 (Paul-4,3,2, Richard-1) Sears who was born at Rochester, MA, about 1722 and died either at sea or in New Jersey (at Little Egg Harbor?) about 1770. This Paul Sears married Parnel Hammond at Rochester (marr. intention 30 Nov 1755). Parnel lived in New Jersey with her children after Paul's death and married (2) William Coffin and (3) Burdsall Tyler. Here is a quotation from a genealogy by Mary Elizabeth Sinnott, "Annals of the Sinnott, Rogers, Coffin, Corlies, Reeves, Bodine and Allied Families" (Philadelphia, 1905), pp. 75-76: "About 1765, a company was formed at Portsmouth, New Hampshire, to manufacture shingles from cedar procured from the cedar forests in southern New Jersey. This company sent men to fell the trees and cut them into shingles, and also sent out vessels to transport the shingles, or cedar logs, from New Jersey to New England and elsewhere. One of such vessels was "The Adventure," commanded by Captain Paul Sears, and on one of its voyages, about the year 1768, William Coffin was a passenger, being sent out as the agent of the company mentioned. He eventually settled near the cedar forests, and from entries in an old account book kept by a merchant in that day, it is found that for some years he purchased provisions for the supply of those engaged by the company which he represented. The last entry of purchase is in the year 1779, and it is thought his death occurred at about that time. Captain Sears [had] removed his family from Rochester, Massachusetts, to the locality in which Mr. Coffin lived, but was soon after lost at sea, leaving to survive him a widow and several children. Mr. Coffin married his widow, Mrs. Parnel (Hammond) Sears...." I would like to verify that there was such a company manufacturing shingles at (or near) Portsmouth at this time (about 1765-1770) and if so, whether or not any records of that company have survived. Also, are there Portsmouth port records which might show entries for the ship "The Adventure"? Any help or suggestions as to sources would be greatly appreciated. Dave

Hi! I'm working on my Hoitt/Hoyt line right now. The following is what I have so far. I descend from Frank W. & Lizzie (Hoitt) Grant of Portsmouth, NH. Unfortunately...I know the least about my direct line John H. & Lydia (Cook) Hoitt who settled in Deerfield, NH. They are said to have had a LARGE family. I would love to know more about them. Maybe others will find this information helpful. Additions and/or corrections are welcomed! Thanks in advance for ANY contributions. Descendants of John Hoyt Generation No. 1 1. JOHN1 HOYT was born 1610-1615 in > Salisbury, Essex, MA. He married (1) FRANCES Abt. 1635. He married (2) FRANCES 1643-1644. Children of JOHN HOYT and FRANCES are: i. FRANCES2 HOYT. ii. JOHN HOYT , 2D. 2. iii. THOMAS HOYT. iv. GREGORIE HOYT. v. ELIZABETH HOYT. vi. SARAH HOYT. vii. MARY HOYT. viii. JOSEPH HOYT, d. died young. ix. JOSEPH HOYT. x. MARAH HOYT. xi. NAOMI HOYT. xii. DOROTHIE HOYT. Generation No. 2 2. THOMAS2 HOYT (JOHN1). Children of THOMAS HOYT are: 3. i. BENJAMIN3 HOYT, b. 20 September 1680, **. ii. JOHN HOYT. Generation No. 3 3. BENJAMIN3 HOYT (THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born 20 September 1680 in **. He married HANNAH PILLSBURY 19 February 1703/04 in Salisbury, Essex, MA, daughter of MOSES PILLSBURY and SUSANNAH WORTH. Children of BENJAMIN HOYT and HANNAH PILLSBURY are: i. BENJAMIN4 HOYT, b. 29 April 1706. ii. MOSES HOYT, b. 01 March 1707/08, Salisbury, Essex, MA by 1742/3>Epping, NH by 1754; d. See Abtstracts of Rev. War Pension Files/Moses Jr.. iii. HANNAH HOYT, b. 08 May 1710. iv. ENOCH HOYT, b. 05 September 1714. 4. v. DANIEL HOYT, b. 25 March 1715, Salisbury, Essex, MA> Epping, NH in 1752; d. Bef. 03 December 1757, Epping, Rockingham, NH. vi. JOSEPH HOYT , DEACON, b. 20 September 1717, Salisbury, Essex, MA> Boscawen abt 1761. Generation No. 4 4. DANIEL4 HOYT (BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born 25 March 1715 in Salisbury, Essex, MA> Epping, NH in 1752, and died Bef. 03 December 1757 in Epping, Rockingham, NH. He married JUDITH CARR 24 June 1736 in Salisbury, Essex, MA. Children of DANIEL HOYT and JUDITH CARR are: i. JUDITH5 HOYT, b. 26 October 1737, Salisbury, Essex, MA. ii. BENJAMIN HOYT, b. 02 May 1742, Salisbury, Essex, MA> Epping, Rockingham, NH> Revolution; d. after Revolutionary service. 5. iii. DANIEL HOITT/HOYT, b. 13 January 1744/45, Salisbury, Essex, MA> Epping> Northwood, NH by 1767> Rev in 1777. 6. iv. JOSHUA HOYT, b. 15 August 1750, > Northwood, Rockingham, NH; d. 1830-1839, Northwood, Rockingham, NH. v. MOSES HOYT, b. 1751-1760, prob Epping, Rockingham, NH. 7. vi. STEPHEN HOYT, b. Aft. 1744, prob Epping, Rockingham, NH> Northwood, Rockingham, NH> Revolution. 8. vii. RICHARD CARR HOITT/HOYT, b. 02 November 1739, Salisbury, Essex, MA> Epping> Revolution> Northwood, NH; d. Abt. 1803, Stanstead, Canada. Generation No. 5 5. DANIEL5 HOITT/HOYT (DANIEL4 HOYT, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born 13 January 1744/45 in Salisbury, Essex, MA> Epping> Northwood, NH by 1767> Rev in 1777. He married (1) THANKFUL WEEKS Bef. 1766. He married (2) MARY BARTLETT Bef. 1771. Child of DANIEL HOITT/HOYT and THANKFUL WEEKS is: 9. i. BENJAMIN6 HOITT, b. 08 September 1766, Northwood, Rockingham, NH. Children of DANIEL HOITT/HOYT and MARY BARTLETT are: ii. MARY6 HOITT/HOYT. 10. iii. PHILIP HOITT/HOYT, b. 11 September 1771, Northwood, Rockingham, NH; d. 1819. iv. THANKFUL HOITT/HOYT, b. 09 June 1774, Northwood, Rockingham, NH> Rome, ME; d. Rome, ME; m. JONATHAN CHESLEY. v. JOANNA "HANNAH" HOITT/HOYT, b. 08 November 1775, Northwood, Rockingham, NH; d. 1808, Northwood, Rockingham, NH. 11. vi. DANIEL HOITT/HOYT, b. 01 March 1778, Northwood, Rockingham, NH. 12. vii. JUDITH HOITT/HOYT, b. 04 May 1780, Northwood, Rockingham, NH; d. 02 April 1867, Northwood, Rockingham, NH. 13. viii. NATHAN HOITT/HOYT, b. 04 September 1782, Northwood, Rockingham, NH; d. November 1821, Northwood, Rockingham, NH. 14. ix. RICHARD HOITT/HOYT, b. 18 August 1785, Northwood, Rockingham, NH; d. 02 February 1868, Northwood, Rockingham, NH. 15. x. MARY HOITT/HOYT, b. 06 May 1788, Northwood, Rockingham, NH; d. 10 January 1860, Northwood, Rockingham, NH. 6. JOSHUA5 HOYT (DANIEL4, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born 15 August 1750 in > Northwood, Rockingham, NH, and died 1830-1839 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH. He married BETSY GERRISH. Children of JOSHUA HOYT and BETSY GERRISH are: i. SON6 HOYT. ii. SON HOYT. iii. SON HOYT. iv. DAUGHTER HOYT. v. DAUGHTER HOYT. vi. DAUGHTER HOYT. 7. STEPHEN5 HOYT (DANIEL4, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born Aft. 1744 in prob Epping, Rockingham, NH> Northwood, Rockingham, NH> Revolution. He married (1) LYDIA BUZZELL Bef. 1795. He married (2) RACHEL PIPER , WIDOW 10 January 1795 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH. He married (3) HANNAH CLAPHAM , WIDOW 07 December 1809 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH. Child of STEPHEN HOYT and LYDIA BUZZELL is: i. SAMUEL6 HOYT, b. Northwood, Rockingham, NH> Prtsmouth in1809> Madbury in 1814> Lee in April 1816; d. 03 May 1819; m. BETSY PIPER. 8. RICHARD CARR5 HOITT/HOYT (DANIEL4 HOYT, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born 02 November 1739 in Salisbury, Essex, MA> Epping> Revolution> Northwood, NH, and died Abt. 1803 in Stanstead, Canada. He married JUDITH HOITT/HOYT, daughter of DANIEL HOITT/HOYT and MARY BARTLETT. Child of RICHARD HOITT/HOYT and JUDITH HOITT/HOYT is: i. IRA BARTLETT6 HOITT, b. 1802, Northwood, Rockingham, NH. Generation No. 6 9. BENJAMIN6 HOITT (DANIEL5 HOITT/HOYT, DANIEL4 HOYT, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born 08 September 1766 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH. He married SARAH PILLSBURY 27 November 1787 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH. Children of BENJAMIN HOITT and SARAH PILLSBURY are: i. THANKFUL7 HOITT, d. Abt. 1840; m. GEORGE P. NEWHALL. ii. ENOCH HOITT, b. Northwood, Rockingham, NH; d. Abt. 1810, Northwood, Rockingham, NH. 16. iii. JOHN H. HOITT, b. Abt. 1797, Northwood, Rockingham, NH> Deerfield, Rockingham, NH; d. 26 May 1876, Deerfield, Rockingham, NH. 10. PHILIP6 HOITT/HOYT (DANIEL5, DANIEL4 HOYT, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born 11 September 1771 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH, and died 1819. He married DOROTHY GODFREY 02 September 1790. Children of PHILIP HOITT/HOYT and DOROTHY GODFREY are: 17. i. JONATHAN7 HOITT, b. 06 February 1791, Northwood, Rockingham, NH. ii. ABIGAIL HOITT, b. 15 December 1793, Northwood, Rockingham, NH; d. Ossipee, Carroll, NH; m. JONATHAN STOKES. 18. iii. DANIEL G. HOITT, b. 13 March 1797. iv. POLLY HOITT, b. 29 March 1804, Northwood, Rockingham, NH> Pittsfield; m. JACOB MORRILL. v. LUCINDA HOITT, b. 19 October 1807, Northwood, Rockingham, NH> Deerfield, Rockingham, NH; d. Deerfield, Rockingham, NH; m. BENJAMIN GILES. 11. DANIEL6 HOITT/HOYT (DANIEL5, DANIEL4 HOYT, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born 01 March 1778 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH. He married DOLLY KNOWLTON 02 June 1803. Children of DANIEL HOITT/HOYT and DOLLY KNOWLTON are: i. LYDIA D.7 HOYT, b. 06 November 1803, Northwood, Rockingham, NH. ii. IRENE J. HOYT, b. 15 February 1805, Northwood, Rockingham, NH; d. August 1855, Northwood, Rockingham, NH. 19. iii. DAVID HOYT, b. 12 September 1807, Northwood, Rockingham, NH. 20. iv. JONATHAN K. HOYT, b. 19 July 1809, Northwood, Rockingham, NH. 21. v. JEREMIAH BARTLETT HOYT, b. Northwood, Rockingham, NH; d. 1869, Medford, MA. 12. JUDITH6 HOITT/HOYT (DANIEL5, DANIEL4 HOYT, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born 04 May 1780 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH, and died 02 April 1867 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH. She married RICHARD CARR HOITT/HOYT, son of DANIEL HOYT and JUDITH CARR. Child of JUDITH HOITT/HOYT and RICHARD HOITT/HOYT is: i. IRA BARTLETT7 HOITT, b. 1802, Northwood, Rockingham, NH. 13. NATHAN6 HOITT/HOYT (DANIEL5, DANIEL4 HOYT, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born 04 September 1782 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH, and died November 1821 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH. He married CHARLOTTE KNOWLTON. Children of NATHAN HOITT/HOYT and CHARLOTTE KNOWLTON are: i. NATHAN B.7 HOITT, b. of Northwood, Rockingham, NH; m. EMILY A. BENNETT. ii. ELIZA HOITT, m. NATHANIEL KNOWLTON. iii. HANNAH HOITT, m. DANIEL B. ROBINSON. iv. HARRIET HOITT, m. JOSEPH W. JAMES. v. JOHN S. HOITT, b. of Chichester, NH; m. LOUISA B. FOSS. vi. HOSEA C. HOITT, b. of Newton Upper Falls, MA; m. MARY N. DURGIN. vii. ABIGAIL HOITT, m. JONATHAN CHESLEY. 14. RICHARD6 HOITT/HOYT (DANIEL5, DANIEL4 HOYT, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born 18 August 1785 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH, and died 02 February 1868 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH. He married NANCY ROBINSON 1804 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH. Children of RICHARD HOITT/HOYT and NANCY ROBINSON are: i. RICHARD7 HOYT. 22. ii. JOSHUA HOYT, b. 15 August 1805, Northwood, Rockingham, NH. 23. iii. POLLY F. HOYT, b. 05 April 1808. 24. iv. SARAH B. HOYT, b. February 1812. 15. MARY6 HOITT/HOYT (DANIEL5, DANIEL4 HOYT, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born 06 May 1788 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH, and died 10 January 1860 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH. She married NATHANIEL GILES 07 April 1805 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH. Child of MARY HOITT/HOYT and NATHANIEL GILES is: i. PAUL S.7 GILES, b. 1806-1826, Northwood, Rockingham, NH> WI. Generation No. 7 16. JOHN H.7 HOITT (BENJAMIN6, DANIEL5 HOITT/HOYT, DANIEL4 HOYT, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born Abt. 1797 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH> Deerfield, Rockingham, NH, and died 26 May 1876 in Deerfield, Rockingham, NH. He married LYDIA P. COOK 26 April 1818 in Epping, Rockingham, NH, daughter of HEZEKIAH COOK and KEZIAH BROWN. Children of JOHN HOITT and LYDIA COOK are: 25. i. JOHN B.8 HOITT, b. Aft. 1819, Nottingham, Rockingham, NH; d. 06 May 1904. ii. MARY HOITT, b. Abt. 1821; d. 19 October 1841, Newmarket, NH. iii. ENOCH HOITT, b. 12 February 1825, Deerfield, Rockingham, NH. 26. iv. GEORGE W. HOITT, b. Abt. 1827, Deerfield, NH>Great Falls>Dover by 1871; d. 27 September 1897, Dover, Strafford, NH. v. DAUGHTER HOITT, b. Bef. 1830. 17. JONATHAN7 HOITT (PHILIP6 HOITT/HOYT, DANIEL5, DANIEL4 HOYT, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born 06 February 1791 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH. He married DORCAS TAYLOR 1811-1831. Children of JONATHAN HOITT and DORCAS TAYLOR are: i. DOROTHY8 HOITT, b. 1811-1851, Northwood, Rockingham, NH; m. RUFUS SWAIN. ii. JOHN HOITT, b. 1811-1851, Northwood, Rockingham, NH; m. JUDITH HOITT. iii. PHILIP HOITT, b. 1811-1851, Northwood, Rockingham, NH; m. (1) MARY FURNESS; m. (2) ELIZABETH SHERBURNE. iv. JAMES W. HOITT, b. 1811-1851, Northwood, Rockingham, NH; m. (1) ELLEN CLARK; m. (2) _____ STEARNS. v. BETSY B. HOITT, b. 1811-1851, Northwood, Rockingham, NH. vi. MARY ANN HOITT, b. 1811-1851, Northwood, Rockingham, NH; m. DAVID KIMBALL. vii. SARAH D. HOITT, b. 1811-1851, Northwood, Rockingham, NH; m. FRANCIS J. HANSON. 27. viii. MARTHA HOITT, b. 1811-1851, Northwood, Rockingham, NH. 18. DANIEL G.7 HOITT (PHILIP6 HOITT/HOYT, DANIEL5, DANIEL4 HOYT, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born 13 March 1797. He married POLLY HILL, daughter of SAMUEL HILL. Child of DANIEL HOITT and POLLY HILL is: i. SON8 HOITT. 19. DAVID7 HOYT (DANIEL6 HOITT/HOYT, DANIEL5, DANIEL4 HOYT, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born 12 September 1807 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH. He married MARY FOSS. Child of DAVID HOYT and MARY FOSS is: i. MARRILLA8 HOYT. 20. JONATHAN K.7 HOYT (DANIEL6 HOITT/HOYT, DANIEL5, DANIEL4 HOYT, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born 19 July 1809 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH. He married NANCY WOODMAN. Child of JONATHAN HOYT and NANCY WOODMAN is: i. MARTIN W.8 HOYT. 21. JEREMIAH BARTLETT7 HOYT (DANIEL6 HOITT/HOYT, DANIEL5, DANIEL4 HOYT, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born in Northwood, Rockingham, NH, and died 1869 in Medford, MA. He married ABIGAIL MAGOUN 1845. Child of JEREMIAH HOYT and ABIGAIL MAGOUN is: i. DAUGHTER8 HOYT. 22. JOSHUA7 HOYT (RICHARD6 HOITT/HOYT, DANIEL5, DANIEL4 HOYT, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born 15 August 1805 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH. He married (1) LUCY M. HUNTRESS. He married (2) NANCY B. MORRISON. Child of JOSHUA HOYT and LUCY HUNTRESS is: i. DAUGHTER8 HOYT. Child of JOSHUA HOYT and NANCY MORRISON is: ii. SON8 HOYT. 23. POLLY F.7 HOYT (RICHARD6 HOITT/HOYT, DANIEL5, DANIEL4 HOYT, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born 05 April 1808. She married NICHOLAS D. HILL. Children of POLLY HOYT and NICHOLAS HILL are: i. _____8 HILL, b. of Newton, MA; m. GEORGE W. FURNESS. ii. _____ HILL, b. of Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH; m. GEORGE E. HANSON. 24. SARAH B.7 HOYT (RICHARD6 HOITT/HOYT, DANIEL5, DANIEL4 HOYT, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born February 1812. She married (1) JOHN KNOWLTON. She married (2) BARNARD SMITH. Child of SARAH HOYT and BARNARD SMITH is: i. LYMAN W.8 SMITH. Generation No. 8 25. JOHN B.8 HOITT (JOHN H.7, BENJAMIN6, DANIEL5 HOITT/HOYT, DANIEL4 HOYT, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born Aft. 1819 in Nottingham, Rockingham, NH, and died 06 May 1904. Child of JOHN B. HOITT is: i. HORACE9 HOITT, b. 1848-1858; m. LONA ROBINSON, 30 January 1878. 26. GEORGE W.8 HOITT (JOHN H.7, BENJAMIN6, DANIEL5 HOITT/HOYT, DANIEL4 HOYT, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born Abt. 1827 in Deerfield, NH>Great Falls>Dover by 1871, and died 27 September 1897 in Dover, Strafford, NH. He married MARY ABBIE BOYCE 1859 in Rollingsford, Strafford, NH, daughter of EDMUND BOYCE and SABRINA/LEVENIA SMITH. Children of GEORGE HOITT and MARY BOYCE are: i. EDGAR W.9 HOITT, b. Abt. 1860; d. Aft. 1900. ii. GEORGE WINFIELD HOITT, b. Abt. 1862; d. 1951, Dover, Strafford, NH; m. SARAH A.. iii. ELIZABETH "LIZZIE" J. HOITT, b. 11 October 1864, South Berwick, ME (Eliot, ME); d. 15 October 1956, Dover, Strafford, NH; m. FRANK W. GRANT, 14 August 1882, Dover, Strafford, NH. 27. MARTHA8 HOITT (JONATHAN7, PHILIP6 HOITT/HOYT, DANIEL5, DANIEL4 HOYT, BENJAMIN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) was born 1811-1851 in Northwood, Rockingham, NH. She married JOHN C. HANSON. Child of MARTHA HOITT and JOHN HANSON is: i. LAURA9 HANSON, m. ANDREW J. EMERSON. Christine Pettit California http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/p/e/t/Christine-M-Pettit/

Dick: In reply to your advise, I'm an attorney, practicing law and also a genealogy hobbiest. My name, address and phone numbers are always freely available and I desire that they so be so people can contact me in the most convenient manner possible. I've had contacts by phone, e/mail and fax and mail. You'd be amazed at the number of faxes and mail. I understand your concern and maybe if I wasn't in business it would bother me. It really irritates me when people sent me messages with a coded e/mail, don't give their name and address and expect me to give them information. I'm in the information exchanging business and desire to help all persons who are interested in Things and Gilmans and Norrises and Dudleys and a few other more ancient ancestors from the Exeter NH area and hope that people who want information are willing to help me complete my descendant lists from Jonathan Thing the immigrant; Edward the immigrant Gilman, and the good old gov. Thomas Dudley. Actually, once I get a name and town I can usually get the other information, but this business about privacy really burns me as most people have nothing to be private about. Very truly to all E. Frederick C. Gain Attorney at Law 1731 So. Park St. P.O. Box 2307 Springfield, Ill. 62705-2307 ph 217-546-3115 fax 217-546-8606 ps: I've met many interesting people, am not concerned about burglars. I give visitors information and help.... and have a load of buckshot for any burglars. FG. -----Original Message----- From: Dick Marston <RMarston@pacbell.net> To: Fred Gain <Fred.Gain@worldnet.att.net> Date: Saturday, July 31, 1999 1:22 PM Subject: Re: Cemetery Search, Epping >Fred Gain wrote: >> >> Fellow Epping descendants: >> >> Mrs. Madelyn (William) Williamson pH 603-679-5482 >> "Clover Farm" >> Epping, NH 03042 >> >> is the expert on Epping Cemeteries and other facets of Epping history. For >> a contribution to her cemetery association fund, she will probably help you >> out and answer your questions. >> >> A gentlemen named Donald Sandborn at 3 Fremont Rd Epping, NH. 03042 also >> tries to help. But due to his age he is limited in mobility. >> >> Good luck! > >Fred: > >Just a thought and word of caution. Maybe living in a big city in >southern California has made me a bit paranoid, but I NEVER put my own >street address on the internet, let alone someone else's. Although I don't live in New England, I've been to Epping several times (last month most recently) and find it a very delightful suburb of Exeter, NH, set in the pretty NH hills. Burglars would find several black bears, a few maine coon cats (Madelyn had a big one that obviously has engaged in several battles), and some friendly people. I notice >others, including George Sanborn, don't share my paranoia. You folks in >New England are somehow immune to what's happening in the big cities >down east, and I envy you. Let me know where you live in so cal. I visit Santa Barbara, Cal where my daughter, grandaughter and son-in-law live... going through LAX and we can have an interesting discussion. However, this internet introduces a whole new >definition of the word "community" when it comes to where we live. >Perhaps sharing such info privately with individuals who ask for it in >the future would be a safer solution. :-) Happy hunting. > >-- >Dick Marston, Marston Manor, >[ http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/1638/ ]; >Rockingham County, NH, GenWeb County Coordinator, >[ http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/1706/ ]; >Webmaster: Southern California Genealogical Society, >[ http://www.scgsgenealogy.com/ ]; >Administrator: NHMERRIM, NHROCKIN and MARSTON mail lists; >Millennium Mania Mischief, >[ http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/1638/millennium.html ]

There are 32 cemeteries in Epping if my count on the geodetic map back in the 60s was correct. Many were in fields that are now forest. If anyone has an interest in Tilton family I can describe where it is. Charlie Bond ---------- : From: Clark Bagnall <cbagnall@elcom.com> : To: NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com : Subject: RE: Cemetery Search, Epping : Date: Friday, July 30, 1999 11:59 PM : : Christine, : : Join the club of those with ancestors lost in Epping!!! : : I'm not familiar with the cemetery you mention, but I have similar problems : with my own Epping families. Quite frankly, very few of the earliest : settlers in Epping could afford proper gravestones. Their graves are : probably marked with uninscribed field stones or are unmarked. : : << It doesn't appear to me that whoever did this research actually went over : the fence and explored to see if they could find anything. I don't know how : they know it is a Cook-French cemetery.>> : : I can testify that the Williamsons, who did the research, were very : thorough. If it says there are no visible stones in the cemetery, then I : doubt you could find any. Since there are no stones, I'm not sure how this : was identified as a Cook-French graveyard, but it probably came from old : town records or from deeds. : : If you are trying to locate graveyards in New Hampshire, The New Hampshire : Society of Genealogists, in cooperation with the New Hampshire Old Graveyard : Association has a master listing on their web site, : http://www.tiac.net/users/nhsog/. Click on "N.H. Old Graveyard Association : database" and then on "NHOGA Master Burial Site Listing". The graveyards are : indexed by town and by graveyard name state-wide. The web pages have the UTM : coordinates for plotting the location on USGS maps. The amount of : information is limited, but these pages can help you find these old : graveyards fairly easily. The UTM coordinates for your particular graveyard : are E33491, N477007. There is an explanation on the NHSOG web site of how to : use these coordinates. : : I don't know when I will be in Epping next, but I will try to locate the : graveyard next time I'm passing through. : : Regards, : Clark Bagnall : Recording Secretary : New Hampshire Old Graveyard Association :

Cousins and Colleagues... Have the Exeter Vital Records from the 18th century been transcribed into a more readable form than can be found on the LDS Family Center microfilm? Of so, where can they be located? Bill -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ William F. (Bill) Prokasy Genealogy Page: http://www.arches.uga.edu/~wprokasy/home.htm USGENWEB Methuen: http://members.home.net/williampro/index.htm

Fellow Epping descendants: Mrs. Madelyn (William) Williamson pH 603-679-5482 "Clover Farm" Epping, NH 03042 is the expert on Epping Cemeteries and other facets of Epping history. For a contribution to her cemetery association fund, she will probably help you out and answer your questions. A gentlemen named Donald Sandborn at 3 Fremont Rd Epping, NH. 03042 also tries to help. But due to his age he is limited in mobility. Good luck! -----Original Message----- From: Clark Bagnall <cbagnall@elcom.com> To: NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com <NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, July 30, 1999 11:00 PM Subject: RE: Cemetery Search, Epping >Christine, > >Join the club of those with ancestors lost in Epping!!! > >I'm not familiar with the cemetery you mention, but I have similar problems >with my own Epping families. Quite frankly, very few of the earliest >settlers in Epping could afford proper gravestones. Their graves are >probably marked with uninscribed field stones or are unmarked. > ><< It doesn't appear to me that whoever did this research actually went over >the fence and explored to see if they could find anything. I don't know how >they know it is a Cook-French cemetery.>> > >I can testify that the Williamsons, who did the research, were very >thorough. If it says there are no visible stones in the cemetery, then I >doubt you could find any. Since there are no stones, I'm not sure how this >was identified as a Cook-French graveyard, but it probably came from old >town records or from deeds. > >If you are trying to locate graveyards in New Hampshire, The New Hampshire >Society of Genealogists, in cooperation with the New Hampshire Old Graveyard >Association has a master listing on their web site, >http://www.tiac.net/users/nhsog/. Click on "N.H. Old Graveyard Association >database" and then on "NHOGA Master Burial Site Listing". The graveyards are >indexed by town and by graveyard name state-wide. The web pages have the UTM >coordinates for plotting the location on USGS maps. The amount of >information is limited, but these pages can help you find these old >graveyards fairly easily. The UTM coordinates for your particular graveyard >are E33491, N477007. There is an explanation on the NHSOG web site of how to >use these coordinates. > >I don't know when I will be in Epping next, but I will try to locate the >graveyard next time I'm passing through. > >Regards, >Clark Bagnall >Recording Secretary >New Hampshire Old Graveyard Association > > > >==== NHROCKIN Mailing List ==== >RootsWeb Mailing Lists Archives: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl >Rockingham County, NH, GenWeb: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/1706/ > >============================== >Search more than 274 MILLION NAMES and find your ancestors at Ancestry.com! >Get started today at http://www.ancestry.com/rootswebtext.asp > >