WLander@aol.com wrote: > > Dick: > I want to go on record as having no objections to the addition of > commercial tag lines. > I checked but didn't see a commercial on your last post as you suggested > might be the case so suspect that all your ducks aren't lined up on that yet. > Bill Lander > Cleveland, TN Thanks, Bill. No, it's working, but to my surprise, I discovered this afternoon that the commercials are NOT added to the Digest Mode for the lists. Therefore, you and the other subscribers to the Digest never saw, and perhaps never will see, any commercial tagline. Then again, perhaps that will soon be corrected. I guess I should make that clear to the lists. So far, all the responses, like yours, have been positive, with only one with a concern about how his spam filter may deal with the taglines. I even got another advertiser for RootsWeb! (Think they'll give me a commission?) :-) -- Dick Marston, Administrator: NHMERRIM, NHROCKIN and MARSTON mail lists

Gladys, Do you have any dates on Ephraim? I will be on vacation for a week so I won't be able to get back to you right away. Regards, Clark Bagnall

Could anyone be kind enough to let me know if there is a website out there where you can match up bride and groom to get a genealogy outlook of the family? About what family search has, I think it's easier to match a family up if you have both parents. LDS (so I just found out) is all messed up. Thankyou so much Gladys http://community.webtv.net/sassypup/Gladyswebpageon

I AM LOOKING FOR THE PARENTS OF EPHRAIM BROWN WHO MARRIED SARAH BROWN IN SALISBURY. ALSO I NEED THEIR CHILDREN. I'M SO LOST ON CAPTAIN EPHRAIM BROWN THAT I AM IN A STUPOR!! ALL THAT I AM ABLE TO FIND ON HIM IS THAT HE MARRIED MAHITBLE FLANDERS. DO THESE NAMES LOOK FAMILIAR TO ANYONE? WOULD YOU PLEASE HELP ME TO STRAIGHTEN THIS MESS OUT? I THOUGHT YOU COULD COUNT ON LDS AS 100% FACT, BUT I HAVE LEARNED IN JUST A COUPLE OF MONTHS THAT YOU CAN'T Thankyou so much Gladys http://community.webtv.net/sassypup/Gladyswebpageon

Hi, List: I have decided to join those several RootsWeb Mail List Administrators who have voluntarily agreed to allow the addition of commercial messages at the end of each message posted to my lists (i.e., a commercial "tagline"). If the system is working, as I believe it is, there should be such a commercial at the end of this message. While commercials certainly do not enhance our genealogical searches, and they consume substantial bandwidth on the internet, they have become a "necessary evil" to help RootsWeb pay its bills and provide us all these lists free of charge. I hope you will understand. However, if you have strong objections to the policy, please let me know. I promise to pass your comments along to RootsWeb (unless you want to do so directly, yourself). By this announcement, I'm not opening a new topic for discussion by this list, so please email your comments, if any, whether in support or opposition, to me personally. Speaking of my email address, please also note that I'm using the MARSTON.NET address again. I'll soon be dropping my current ISP in favor of a new and MUCH faster ADSL service. Anything sent to dick@marston.net will reach me even after the switch is complete. Thanks! -- Dick Marston, Administrator: NHMERRIM, NHROCKIN and MARSTON mail lists

Tom, I don't know if this will help you at all, but 2 years ago I paid a visit to the NH Historical Society's genealogy section, where they have, among other things, many unpublished (as well as published, of course) genealogies. As I was looking for a Seavey myself (not yours, however), I poked through this section and found several that named members of Seavey families (various spellings). If you are able to go there, it is a wonderful place with an extensive genealogy collection. (They do charge a daily fee to use the facility, but it is worth it.) The first place to head for is the card catolog of genealogies, most of which were never published but which can be gold mines of potential leads, which you can then research yourself. Most do not give sources--probably they came from family interviews, etc. Be sure to look for spouse surnames in the genealogy catalog, too, as they will likely have information you can use. Jeanne Johnson Medway, MA ----- Original Message ----- From: Thomas D. Sevy <sevy99@deseretonline.com> To: <NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, June 05, 1999 7:09 PM Subject: C. H. MARSTON m. Frances Lucinda Seavey > Since the moderator of this panel is a MARSTON, I hope you will be > able to give me a little info about this family. > > Frances Lucinda Seavey b.1853 m. C. H. Marston. > Frances is d/o David Seavey 1820-1890 & Charlotte Hall 1824-1857. > David is s/o John Seavey & Mehitable Smith. > Siblings of Frances: Eliza Ann, Dearborn David, Charles Luther, George > Washington, Mary Charlotte. > > Unfortunately I have no info on places or on parents of C.H. Marston. > Most Seavey's hail from Rockingham County, so I assume this is a good > and legitimate place to make an inquiry. Any info you can give me, > including personal info that would help me know more about their > lives, would be most appreciated. If this ties into your Marston > line, I'd appreciate 3-4 generations back. > > Thank you. > > Tom Sevy > > PS: I saw the same commercial announcement on every other list that I > subscribe to, including non-Rootsweb lists. > > Thomas D. Sevy, MSW, LCSW > Grantsmanship Consultant > 1617 W. Shenandoah Circle > Salt Lake City, Utah 84123 (aka Taylorsville, Utah 84123) > 801-264-9748 > sevy99@deseretonline.com > >

James Murray SHACKFORD was born 18 Feb 1853 in Portsmith, Rockingham, NH. He was the son of John Edward SHACKFORD and Mary Astern HARRIS. He has two siblings that I know of; Charles Albert Shackford and Helen Louise Shackford. Does anyone know when they were born? Joanne Shackford Parkes PSC 78 Box 2223 APO AP 96326 Presently assigned to Yokota AB, Japan kparkes@iname.com

Elainewd@aol.com wrote: > > Dear Bill, > You asked: > Jeremiah and Elisabeth (Perkins) Moulton had two children born in York, > ME (Lydia and Joseph, 1730 and 1732). > > Question: is this Jeremiah Moulton the son of Robert and Lucy (Smith) > Moulton, b. in Hampton December 1, 1696? > > The Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and NH by Noyes, Libby and Davis Pages > 497 &498 gives .....<snipped>..... > Other than the Gen Dict. of ME & NH and the Vital Records of York Maine > books, there is a good article from the New England Historical Genealogical > Register, Vol. 141, Oct. 1987, pages 313 - 329 by William Haslet Jones on the > Moulton Family and their English background. BUT, be sure to see, also: 144 NEH&GR 245-312 (July 1990), and 147 NEH&GR 129-145 (April 1993). These later articles do not relate to the colonial MOULTONs as much as they do to the English MOULTONs who preceded them. - Dick Marston, Rockingham County, NH, GenWeb County Coordinator, [ http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/1706/ ]; Administrator: NHMERRIM, NHROCKIN and MARSTON mail lists

Dear Bill, You asked: Jeremiah and Elisabeth (Perkins) Moulton had two children born in York, ME (Lydia and Joseph, 1730 and 1732). Question: is this Jeremiah Moulton the son of Robert and Lucy (Smith) Moulton, b. in Hampton December 1, 1696? The Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and NH by Noyes, Libby and Davis Pages 497 &498 gives "Jeremiah 3d, m. (int. 19 Apr. 1729) Elizabeth Perkins of Wells" as the son of "Lt. Joseph b. 18 Jan. 1679-80, m. 30 Dec. 1697 Mary Pulman who d. 24 June 1722; m. 2nd in Berwick 6 Dec. 1722 Mary (Cutts) Spencer". Lt Joseph was the son of Jeremiah Moulton, Esq. of York. Jeremiah m. between 12 Aug. 1673 & 24 June 1678 Mary Young (daughter of Rowland). Mary died 3 June 1723. Jeremiah then married in Sept. 1723 Mrs. Alice Chadbourne Donnell. Jeremiah died 26 Dec. 1731 (Vital Records of York , transcribed by Bragdon & Frost ) Page 381. Jeremiah was the son of Thomas Moulton and Martha ____. Thomas was baptizted at great Great Ormesby, co. Norfolk (England) 16 July 1608 s. of Robert and Mary (Smith). He and his brother John were some of the first settlers of Hampton, NH. Later Thomas moved to York, Maine. There were many Jeremiahs in York. In the York Vital Records, page 119, the Jeremiah who married Elizabeth Perkins was called "Jeremiah Moulton Terts"(= Tertius (the third)). Later he is called "Jeremiah Junr" when the births of his children are listed. When the older Jeremiah died the others moved up in the numbering system. The first Jeremiah had a nephew (my relative), grandson and a grandnephew all named Jeremiah. It makes for much confusion. Other than the Gen Dict. of ME & NH and the Vital Records of York Maine books, there is a good article from the New England Historical Genealogical Register, Vol. 141, Oct. 1987, pages 313 - 329 by William Haslet Jones on the Moulton Family and their English background. Hope this helps you. Elaine Wood

Questions: 1.Does anyone know what hours the following are open in Northwood: The local library Town Clerks office 2. Are there available any old records from the Congregational Church in Northwood. Thanks for any help. Barbara <blr@cybertours.com>

Cousins and Colleagues... Please excuse my error on the last message, as I typed incorrect dates for the children of Jeremiah Moulton. The message should have read: Jeremiah and Elisabeth (Perkins) Moulton had two children born in York, ME (Lydia and Joseph, 1730 and 1732). Question: is this Jeremiah Moulton the son of Robert and Lucy (Smith) Moulton, b. in Hampton December 1, 1696? Bill -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ William F. (Bill) Prokasy Genealogy Page: http://www.arches.uga.edu/~wprokasy/home.htm USGENWEB Methuen: http://members.home.net/williampro/index.htm

Cousins and Colleagues... Jeremiah and Elisabeth (Perkins) Moulton had two children born in York, ME (Lydia and Joseph, 1930 and 1932). Question: is this Jeremiah Moulton the son of Robert and Lucy (Smith) Moulton, b. in Hampton December 1, 1696? Thanks for any help. Bill -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ William F. (Bill) Prokasy Genealogy Page: http://www.arches.uga.edu/~wprokasy/home.htm USGENWEB Methuen: http://members.home.net/williampro/index.htm

--part1_36fa53b8.24be2062_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --part1_36fa53b8.24be2062_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: WayneAll@aol.com From: WayneAll@aol.com Full-name: Wayne All Message-ID: <36fa53b8.24be1b24@aol.com> Date: Wed, 14 Jul 1999 12:56:04 EDT Subject: Allards of Northfield, Londerry & Sandwich, Newhampshire To: ALLARD-L@ROOTS.COM MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL 4.0 for Windows 95 sub 13 I have traced my family back to Jonathan Allard, 1759? - 1829. He is mentioned in Lucy Cross's book 'History of Northfield, N.H. Pt. II, copyright 1905. She says Jonathan came to Northfield in 1810 from Londonderry and his brother Joseph came to Northfield from Sandwich. His brother Joseph m. Polly Robinson of Canterbury Jan. 25, 1812 and died at Northfield April 29, 1843. I would appreciate any information on Jonathan's and/or Joseph's birth place and ancestors. Also, I cannot find Jonathan's place of death. Jonathan's family, and I assume he also, moved to Floyd County, Indiana Thanks, Wayne Allard --part1_36fa53b8.24be2062_boundary--

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Greg, I don't know anything about your Sarah J. LOVERING, but it seems to me that isn't exactly a common surname. We have a LOVERING Street here in Medway (my husband's family all live on Lovering St.), so I'm sure a Lovering family figured prominently in Medway's history somehow. (My husband says he was a poet.) I can't put my finger on our Medway History at this moment, but you might get some info by looking at Medway. Many of Medway's inhabitants have roots in NH, including ours. Jeanne Johnson Medway, MA ----- Original Message ----- From: <gregr@henge.com> To: <NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 13, 1999 12:05 AM Subject: LOVERING, South Hampton, 1800s > I am searching for the family of Sarah J. LOVERING. Sarah is from South > Hampton, NH. According to records in Amesbury, MA, she married my > GGGrandpa John Francis Carleton on January 25, 1871. She gave birth to > my GGrandpa Franklin Herbert Carleton in 1874 in Amesbury. Sarah's > parents were John and Emily S (I don't have any idea what "S" stands > for). That's all I have. Any help would be appreciated. > Greg Richards <gregr@henge.com> > > > ==== 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. > >

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I am searching for the family of Sarah J. LOVERING. Sarah is from South Hampton, NH. According to records in Amesbury, MA, she married my GGGrandpa John Francis Carleton on January 25, 1871. She gave birth to my GGrandpa Franklin Herbert Carleton in 1874 in Amesbury. Sarah's parents were John and Emily S (I don't have any idea what "S" stands for). That's all I have. Any help would be appreciated. Greg Richards <gregr@henge.com>

Thanks, I'll give them a try Charles -----Original Message----- From: ElliottGen@aol.com <ElliottGen@aol.com> To: charles.brack@nashville.com <charles.brack@nashville.com>; NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com <NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, July 09, 1999 7:50 PM Subject: Re: Nutfield Book

Does anyone have any info of the following people? i. ANNIE KNOWLES, m. ? MILLER. ii. RAYMOND KNOWLES. iii. IDA BELLE KNOWLES, b. August 10, 1902, Seabrook, Rockingham Co., NH; d. February 1987, NewBurry Port, Merrimack Co., NH. iv. EZRA KNOWLES, b. July 08, 1904, New Hampshire; d. March 11, 1989, New Hampshire. Generation No. 2 IDA BELLE KNOWLES was born August 10, 1902 in Seabrook, Rockingham Co., NH, and died February 1987 in New Burry Port, Merrimack Co., NH. She married (1) HAROLD OMAR MOARATTY, son of EUGENE MOARATTY and SARAH SADIE. He was born December 12, 1900, and died August 1968. She married (2) JOHN YELL. She married (3) CHARLIE WARNER. He was born February 29, 1920, and died July 1979 in NewBurryPort Mass. Children of IDA KNOWLES and HAROLD MOARATTY are: i. HAROLD MOARATTY, b. October 16, 1919; d. April 1983; m. DEL. ii. HARRIET MOARATTY, b. July 30, 1922, Seabrook, Rockingham Co., NH. Children of IDA KNOWLES and JOHN YELL are: iii. IRMA11 YELL, b. August. iv. MYRNA YELL, b. June 17. Generation No. 3 HARRIET MOARATTY was born July 30, 1922 in Seabrook, Rockingham Co., NH. She met (1) ? PERKINS. She married (2) ERNEST EVERET NEWELL FELLOWS Bet. 1940 - 1941 in Kittery, Maine, son of WILLIAM FELLOWS and ROXIE EATON. He was born April 05, 1912 in Salisbury, Mass. She married (3) EDWARD R WOODS Abt. 1950 in Exeter, N.H.. He died April 10, 1965. She married (4) WALLACE GESBERG January 01, 1969 in Las Vegas. He was born Abt. February 23, 1923 in CPLO. Child of HARRIET MOARATTY and ? PERKINS is: i. RODNEY MOARATTY, b. November 07, 1939; d. August 10, 1998, California. Child of HARRIET MOARATTY and ERNEST FELLOWS is: ii. MARSHA JEAN FELLOWS, b. November 19, 1942, Newbury Port, Merrimack Co, NH. Thanks, Tina d/o Marsha Fellows

Hello Listers, Apologies to those of you subscribed to multiple lists; this is also posted on the Essex County list. Judith FOOTE, dau. of John and Mary, b. Amesbury, MA, Nov 7, 1728 (Amesbury VRs). Seeking confirmation that she was the Judith Foote who married, before 1764, John CURRIER of Haverhill, MA (Haverhill VRs). One source says that this couple settled in Plaistow, NH. Any information on this couple, particularly Judith's date of death greatly appreciated. Thanks, Clark Bagnall