Hi Charles, Higginsons Books has reprints of that book. It usually takes a while to receive an order, but they do come through. The Nutfield book is located under New Hampshire Local and County Histories here: <A HREF="http://www.higginsonbooks.com/netone.htm">Higginson Book Company - New Hampshire </A> . Regards, Gail Dreher

This is what I have on this line.... Descendants of Jemima Austin 1 Jemima Austin b: Bef. January 24, 1640/41 in Hampton NH d: December 05, 1705 in Hampton NH .. +John Knowles d: December 05, 1705 in Hampton NH 2 John Knowles b: February 06, 1660/61 in Hampton NH .... +Susanna ?Knowles? b: Abt. 1663 d: October 17, 1745 in Hampton NH 2 Ezekiel Knowles b: August 11, 1663 in Hampton NH d: December 11, 1666 in Hampton NH 2 James Knowles b: November 20, 1665 in Hampton NH d: February 01, 1681/82 in Hampton NH 2 Simon Knowles b: November 22, 1667 2 Joseph Knowles b: June 11, 1672 2 Sarah Knowles b: April 17, 1676 in Hampton NH d: June 08, 1742 in Hampton NH .... +Robert Drake b: September 27, 1664 in Hampton NH d: February 06, 1742/43 in Hampton NH 2 Hannah Knowles b: April 18, 1678 in Hampton NH d: September 12, 1769 in Rye NH .... +William Locke b: April 17, 1677 in Hampton NH d: January 22, 1768 in Rye NH Doni-Mae B. Rauch..... also a descendant I don't have substantial information about the PAGEs, but do have a problem with making John KNOWLES's wife Susannah PAGE is that I show a birth date for John as about 1660. That makes him 29 years younger than Susannah. Seems unlikely to me. Do you have a different date for him? I have a death date of December 05, 1705 for the John married to Jemima. Does this match your info? I can't be sure from your message. Ann-Marie Descendent of Robert and Lucy's children Margaret, Francis and Hannah. On Thu, 08 Jul 1999 21:59:21 -0400 Ellen Bisson <thebissons@worldnet.att.net> writes: > Is anyone working on the Page line in Rockingham? I'm still trying to solve the mystery of who John Knowles, s/o > John & Jemima Asten/Austin, married--Susannah Lawrence or Susannah Page. > > I have Francis Page's will from NH's Probate Records/State Papers. The will, proved in 2 Dec 1706 (year after John > Knowles died) names his wife Meribah, his children Joseph, Samuel, Francis, Rebeckah (apparently unmarried at > that time), Lucy (m Ichabod Robey), Susanah (m Benjamin Bachelder), Meribah (m Samuel Tilton). Lucy & Ichabod's > daughter Lucy is also named. Among the four witnesses, is Susanah Knowles. > > Francis Page was the s/o Robert Page & Lucy Ward; there were 4 children: Margaret, Susan/Susanah, Francis, and > Hannah. I have Susan b 1631 and Francis 1633. Seems logical to think that the Susanah who witnessed his will > would prob have been his sister. > > Would like to hear from anyone who has more substantive info on the Page family of Rockingham, orig from Ormsby, > Norfolk, England. > > Regards, > Ellen Knowles Bisson > mailto:thebissons@worldnet.att.net >

Cousins and Colleagues... Jonathan and Lydia (Emerson) Corliss originaly of Haverhill, MA, had, among their nine children, Samuel Corliss, b. June 27, 1752 in Salem, NH. He married Jane (or Jenny) Jennison, and they had seven children. Does anyone know where these children were born and/or VRs such as birth, marriage, and death dates and locations? All Augustus W. Corliss ("Genealogical Record of the Corliss Family of America") provides are the names of the children with little other information. Bill -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ William F. (Bill) Prokasy Genealogy Page: http://www.arches.uga.edu/~wprokasy/home.htm USGENWEB Methuen: http://members.home.net/williampro/index.htm

Does anyone know where I might purchase Willey's Book of Nutfield? Book, CD or microfiche. Has it been reprinted by any local organization? thanks, Charles s

Hello Pamela, Historian Charles Brewster in ":Rambles About Portsmouth." vol. 1, [1859], gives us some background on George Jaffrey. Brewster tells us that Newcastle was part of Portsmouth until 1693. Just past the bridges leading from the limits of Portsmouth into Newcastle the homes of a number of prominent citizens stood to include the "...Honorables Sampson and Jacob Sheaf, Theodore Atkinson, George JAFFREY..." On pg.84, Brewster is quite specific as he makes reference to the south part of the island and at least in 1859 one could yet see the "early Jaffrey residence," the original residence having been constructed "about 180 years ago..." Perhaps someone on our list will have more complete and current knowledge of Newcastle/Portsmouth landmarks and sites that may relate to the Jaffrey-Wentworth names; and what might be known of the JEFFRIES family that you also mention. Good luck on your searches... Bob Jackson ---

Hey Y'all, Greetings from South Carolina. I am searching for information regarding my New England ancestors (I have a 'passel' of 'em) and it's next to impossible to find any books about New England in this part of the South (Charleston). The Library and the Historical Society here don't share my belief that folks down here would be interested in northern historical and genealogical books! But that's another issue! I am writing to this list in hopes someone can help me find info about George JAFFREY of Newcastle, Rockingham, NH. I descend from George 'the immigrant' through his son Hon. George JAFFREY, Chief Justice of New Hampshire (b. 11/22/1682 in Newcastle; d. 5/8/1742 in Portsmouth). He married Sarah JEFFRIES of Boston (my ancestor), and later Sarah Wentworth, daughter of John Wentworth, Lt. Governor of NH. Any information would be welcomed. Sincerely, Pamela Rhett Molzan Charleston, SC Pilgrimpjm@aol.com

I don't have substantial information about the PAGEs, but do have a problem with making John KNOWLES's wife Susannah PAGE is that I show a birth date for John as about 1660. That makes him 29 years younger than Susannah. Seems unlikely to me. Do you have a different date for him? I have a death date of December 05, 1705 for the John married to Jemima. Does this match your info? I can't be sure from your message. Ann-Marie Descendent of Robert and Lucy's children Margaret, Francis and Hannah. On Thu, 08 Jul 1999 21:59:21 -0400 Ellen Bisson <thebissons@worldnet.att.net> writes: > Is anyone working on the Page line in Rockingham? I'm still trying to solve the mystery of who John Knowles, s/o > John & Jemima Asten/Austin, married--Susannah Lawrence or Susannah Page. > > I have Francis Page's will from NH's Probate Records/State Papers. The will, proved in 2 Dec 1706 (year after John > Knowles died) names his wife Meribah, his children Joseph, Samuel, Francis, Rebeckah (apparently unmarried at > that time), Lucy (m Ichabod Robey), Susanah (m Benjamin Bachelder), Meribah (m Samuel Tilton). Lucy & Ichabod's > daughter Lucy is also named. Among the four witnesses, is Susanah Knowles. > > Francis Page was the s/o Robert Page & Lucy Ward; there were 4 children: Margaret, Susan/Susanah, Francis, and > Hannah. I have Susan b 1631 and Francis 1633. Seems logical to think that the Susanah who witnessed his will > would prob have been his sister. > > Would like to hear from anyone who has more substantive info on the Page family of Rockingham, orig from Ormsby, > Norfolk, England. > > Regards, > Ellen Knowles Bisson > mailto:thebissons@worldnet.att.net > > > ==== 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/ >

Is anyone working on the Page line in Rockingham? I'm still trying to solve the mystery of who John Knowles, s/o John & Jemima Asten/Austin, married--Susannah Lawrence or Susannah Page. I have Francis Page's will from NH's Probate Records/State Papers. The will, proved in 2 Dec 1706 (year after John Knowles died) names his wife Meribah, his children Joseph, Samuel, Francis, Rebeckah (apparently unmarried at that time), Lucy (m Ichabod Robey), Susanah (m Benjamin Bachelder), Meribah (m Samuel Tilton). Lucy & Ichabod's daughter Lucy is also named. Among the four witnesses, is Susanah Knowles. Francis Page was the s/o Robert Page & Lucy Ward; there were 4 children: Margaret, Susan/Susanah, Francis, and Hannah. I have Susan b 1631 and Francis 1633. Seems logical to think that the Susanah who witnessed his will would prob have been his sister. Would like to hear from anyone who has more substantive info on the Page family of Rockingham, orig from Ormsby, Norfolk, England. Regards, Ellen Knowles Bisson mailto:thebissons@worldnet.att.net

Glenn wrote he could only find Phebe Dow. Keep going back in my pages. They are there and also I have started on the Eaton line. My Dow's start with Thomas Dowe burried 10 May 1591 in Runham , Wiltshire, Eng. Thankyou so much Gladys http://community.webtv.net/sassypup/Gladyswebpageon

Here is a Sinclair conundrum I hope someone can help me with . According to Morrison's Sinclair History , Richard Sinclair (abt. 1740-1814) married Elizabeth Morn (abt. 1750-1820) around 1770 . They appear to have resided in Stratham until moving to Haverhill where they died . I have never seen the name 'Morn' anywhere . Would anyone have any information ? Mahalo , Kevin

Would anyone know of any Revolutionary War sevice by Stephen Wiggin ? He was born May 9 , 1746 probably in Stratham . Any help greatly appreciated . Mahalo , Kevin

Thx to everyone for all the help on Bath. Would you believe I was born and raised in NH but had never heard of Bath and it wasn't on my NH map index. However, its been a long time since I have had the pleasure of living in NH. Thx again. Jean -----Original Message----- From: Paul Barton <pwbarton@nh.ultranet.com> To: NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com <NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, July 05, 1999 8:14 PM Subject: Re: Bath, NH > > >JJ Kelly wrote: >> >> Can anyone tell me where Bath was located. I know it doesn't exist today. >> Any hints as to where I might find sources for Vital Statistics of the town? >> Jean > >The 1817 Gazetteer describes Bath as a pleasant township in Grafton Cty >on the east side of the Connecticut river opposite Ryegate VT 35 mi N by >E from Dartmouth College bounded on the NE by Littleton, E by Landaff SW >by Haverhill and W by the river. It was incorporated in 1769 and had >1316 souls when published. > > >==== 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. >

Hi Gladys, Am I missing something? I looked at your URL and found only one DOW listed "Phebe Dow". Is that the only one in your line or am I missing something as I say. Thanks, Glenn

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JJ Kelly wrote: >Can anyone tell me where Bath was located. I know it doesn't exist today. >Any hints as to where I might find sources for Vital Statistics of the town? >Jean > Two years ago the town clerk let me use her key to the ladies in Bath, Grafton Co, NH. It's still there, JJ, and going strong. Has a nice covered bridge, a fine general store, a helpful town clerk, and genial hiway patrolman to show us the way to Landaff, which for some reason is also still there. Natalie

For anhone who is interested in the location of Ring;s ISLAND SALISBURY, JUST BEFORE THE NEWBURYPORT BRIDGE, ON THE LEFT IS A NIEBORHOOD CALLED RING'S ISLAND. IT RUNS IN A BIG CIRCLE WHICH IS PROBABY WHERE IT GOTTHE NAME. Thankyou so much Gladys http://community.webtv.net/sassypup/Gladyswebpageon

Paul Barton wrote: > > JJ Kelly wrote: > > > > Can anyone tell me where Bath was located. I know it doesn't exist today. > > Any hints as to where I might find sources for Vital Statistics of the town? > > Jean > > The 1817 Gazetteer describes Bath as a pleasant township in Grafton Cty > on the east side of the Connecticut river opposite Ryegate VT 35 mi N by > E from Dartmouth College bounded on the NE by Littleton, E by Landaff SW > by Haverhill and W by the river. It was incorporated in 1769 and had > 1316 souls when published. And, happily, is alive and well today on US Highway 302, just east of Woodsville. Check out the Grafton county GenWeb Project pages at: [ http://www.geocities.com/Yosemite/2821/grafton.htm ] -- Dick Marston

JJ Kelly wrote: > > Can anyone tell me where Bath was located. I know it doesn't exist today. > Any hints as to where I might find sources for Vital Statistics of the town? > Jean The 1817 Gazetteer describes Bath as a pleasant township in Grafton Cty on the east side of the Connecticut river opposite Ryegate VT 35 mi N by E from Dartmouth College bounded on the NE by Littleton, E by Landaff SW by Haverhill and W by the river. It was incorporated in 1769 and had 1316 souls when published.

Can anyone tell me where Bath was located. I know it doesn't exist today. Any hints as to where I might find sources for Vital Statistics of the town? Jean

According to an unpublished history of the Carter family in Newton (attributed to Thomas Morrill Carter, a famous bandmaster in Boston), there was a fifth generation Nathaniel, born 1761, son of John (1715) who married Sally Hoit of Kingston. They had 8 children, the 4th of which was Sally, who may have married a Colby. You might find more information in the Colby or Hoit/Hoyt genealogies. By the way; I found no reference to Sally Hoit in any of the Kingston books. Hope this helps.