Ruth SANBORN, born in Brentwood on 16 Sept. 1756, the daughter of Zadok and Susanna (JUDKINS) SANBORN, Sr., married Asahel JOHNSON of Northwood, according to Victor C. Sanborn, (Sanborn genealogy, pg. 137, #126i). However, according to Joseph Dow (History of Hampton, pg. 773, #XII), she married a Nathaniel JOHNSON of Hampton. While Sanborn and Sanborn's Vital Records of Hampton (1992, vol. 1 at pg. 144) confirm that Nathaniel's first wife was named Ruth and that they had children in Hampton, it offers no clue as to Ruth's maiden name. Is there any subsequent research study that addresses this conflict of authority? Was Nathaniel's Ruth not a SANBORN? Thanks for any help. -- Dick Marston

Hello! Looking for info on Anne Winthrop. I have no dates or other info on her except that she was married to Henry Bagley. Henry was born in Mass. and Anne may be from there as well. However, they were in Newton, NH by 1755. He died in either Candia or Newton and I believe Anne died there as well. I have info on Bagley line, but would love to get any info on Anne! Sincerely, Lianne Mitchell

--WebTV-Mail-1716196143-8531 Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit Thankyou so much Gladys --WebTV-Mail-1716196143-8531 Content-Disposition: Inline Content-Type: Message/RFC822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit Received: from mailsorter-103-2.iap.bryant.webtv.net (209.240.198.103) by postoffice-613.iap.bryant.webtv.net; Sun, 23 May 1999 02:20:52 -0700 (PDT) Return-Path: <sassypup@webtv.net> Received: from postoffice-611.iap.bryant.webtv.net (postoffice-611.iap.bryant.webtv.net [209.240.198.34]) by mailsorter-103-2.iap.bryant.webtv.net (8.8.8/ms.gso.01Apr98) with ESMTP id CAA27005; Sun, 23 May 1999 02:20:52 -0700 (PDT) Received: (from production@localhost) by postoffice-611.iap.bryant.webtv.net (8.8.8/po.gso.24Feb98) id CAA29642; Sun, 23 May 1999 02:20:51 -0700 (PDT) X-WebTV-Signature: 1 ETAsAhRGHE+Ws9CgKkPKuISQfFa4nzOvZQIUJa7m13hie4pfg3Zfpid1TVq4UFY= From: sassypup@webtv.net (Gladys Harris) Date: Sun, 23 May 1999 05:20:51 -0400 (EDT) To: sassypup@webtv.net Subject: SOUTHER;SOUTER;SOWDER; SITZOR which is correct: Message-ID: <24079-3747C873-23031@postoffice-611.iap.bryant.webtv.net> Content-Disposition: Inline Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit MIME-Version: 1.0 (WebTV) Ive seen listings for all of these names in one family. Is it because of where I loot? I'm looking for information on Emmanuel Souther etc. who married Mary Souther in Seabrook NH. He had a son named George Souther b. in 1848 and m Mary Clemons Bagley 8 May, 1876 in Seabrook. Thankyou so much Gladys --WebTV-Mail-1716196143-8531--

Gail: Your address is an address to 2 different people. The Clerk of the Superior Court is one office - probably located in the old court house in east Exeter near the Hampton line and the Registry of Deeds is another office. - located in the New court house on the Brentwood Kingston line on the far west side of Exeter. I'm visiting Exeter, Brentwood, the Records division of the court house in Brentwood and Concord Next week so if you e/mail next week I can tell you. Chances are that if you address a letter to the Clerk of the Superior Court Court House Exeter, NH........ and ask for a divorce decree......the letter will get there. A much simpler solution would be to call the clerk of the superior court, ask how much the decree would cost and then send the clerk a check. You don't get court records except sometimes "probate court " records from a deeds registry. A Register of Deeds or Recorder of Deeds, or a County Clerk or a birth registry and death registry are generally not part of a court and are different political offices. A Circuit Clerk, Superior Clerk, Court Clerk are part of the Court system and would have law suit records, divorce records, litigation records and sometimes probate records, only. Greetings: Friendly Freddy Gain Law Offices Springfield, Ill. -----Original Message----- From: gail klahs <wgbjklahs@primus.com.au> To: NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com <NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, May 18, 1999 4:12 PM Subject: County Court Address? >I requested an 1880s, Rockingham Co. divorce record from USGENNH web page >advice: > >Clerk Superior Court >Reg. of Deeds >Route 125 >Brentwood 03830 > >It was returned as undeliverable. Guess I'm missing something! Does anyone >have the precise address? > >Thanks much. > >Regards, gail >Sydney, Aust. > > >==== 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/ (337 subscribers) > >

Hi folks - With the speed of light, I have received several responses to my query. Thanks one and all! Several people told me I left the NH out of my address. Actually, I didn't but to save time I left it out of the query *assuming* you'd know I'd gotten that part right! Ahhh - assuming - get's me trouble everytime :)! Thanks again for the help. Best, gail

I requested an 1880s, Rockingham Co. divorce record from USGENNH web page advice: Clerk Superior Court Reg. of Deeds Route 125 Brentwood 03830 It was returned as undeliverable. Guess I'm missing something! Does anyone have the precise address? Thanks much. Regards, gail Sydney, Aust.

The Rockingham County Courthouse is in Brentwood but almost on the Kingston town line. I know the address is a PO Box in Kingston, 03848, but I can't find the box number. In the phone book the address is 10 Route 125, Brentwood, NH 03833. Brentwood doesn't have a post office but uses the Exeter zip code. You might try one or the other. Joyce Davies in Kingston NH

He d. in Seabrook. Could someone tell me if his parents were John Souther and Sally Fowler?

Included below are the names of Candia's ministers & physicians as reported in F.B. Eaton's "History of Candia," 1852. As before, if any of these names are of interest to you, contact me privately for more details. Ministers: 1. David JEWETT - grad Harvard 1769; d 1786 2. Joseph PRINCE - b Boston 1723, d 1791. Ggrandau Sarah m Capt Jesse Eaton. 3. Jesse REMINGTON - grad Harvard 1784, b Abington, MA 1760, d 1815 @ 55 y/o. Obit incl. 4. Adam WHEELER - b Holden, MA 1779, grad Williams 1810; rem to Grafton, OH. 5. Charles P. RUSSELL - b Greenfield, MA, rem to Candia 1833, then to Washington, DC. 6. William MURDOCK - fr West Boylston, MA, b 1813; grad Amherst in 1837; still preaching in 1852. Physicians: 1. Coffin MORSE - practiced from 1760-1768 2. Dr. KELLEY - arr 1770, prac 8-10 yrs. 3. Samuel FOSTER - prac 1789-1812. 4. Nathaniel WHEET - prac from 1809-1833; went to Manchester. Orig taught singing, Pres of NH State Musical Society, b Canaan, NH; m Sally Fitts, d/o Moses Fitts. 5. Franklin FITTS - s/o Moses Fitts; prac NY; m Emily Eaton, d/o Jesse Eaton. Following are one line mentions: Dr. Shaw; John Brown; Dr. Spear, Dr. Kittredge; Dr. Bagley; Dr. Pillsbury; Isaiah Lne; Samuel Sargent; Joseph Eastman; Richard H. Page; Thomas Wheet. Regards, Ellen Knowles Bisson

Arline, To the best of my knowledge, Jane's last name is unknown. You can see my sources and the write up of this family in my Berry Genealogy at http://genweb.net/RRoy/ Regards, Rob Roy ============================================ Rob Roy - Dead People Collector write to: rroy@earthlink.net Delvey Family Genealogist http://home.earthlink.net/~rroy/ [home page] http://genweb.net/Delvee/ [Delvee Family] As http://genweb.net/RRoy/ [downloadable files] ============================================ > -----Original Message----- > From: Arline Larson [mailto:arlinelarson@compuserve.com] > Sent: Monday, May 17, 1999 2:35 PM > To: NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Wm. BERRY and Jane > > > Hello Rooters: > > William BERRY and wife, Jane migrated to Rye,NH, and married about 1658. > Does anyone know the maiden name of William's wife, Jane? I have seen it > spelled HERMIN, HERMON, and HERMINES. > How many children did they have ? > > Any help will be greatly appreciated! > Regards, > Arline (Taylor) Larson > arlinelar@cs.com > > > ==== 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/ (340 subscribers) > >

Hello Rooters: William BERRY and wife, Jane migrated to Rye,NH, and married about 1658. Does anyone know the maiden name of William's wife, Jane? I have seen it spelled HERMIN, HERMON, and HERMINES. How many children did they have ? Any help will be greatly appreciated! Regards, Arline (Taylor) Larson arlinelar@cs.com

Please remember, people. Posts to this list must have SOME Rockingham county, N.H., connection. In other words, the person you research here should be a person who lived there SOMEtime, and the connection should be stated. It's o.k. that he or she was born or died elsewhere, but the mere fact that he or she was only a descendant (or ancestor) of a Rockingham resident is not enough. While not a popular policy with some, this focus adds certainty that all of us share a common research interest and that we are willing and able to help as well as to learn. Thanks for your continued understanding and cooperation. Happy hunting. -- Dick Marston, Owner: NHROCKIN mail list.

I have a dead end in Kittery, York County ME. Elizabeth Nelson 1798-1891 married ~1830 William Perry her parents Betsy Fernald and Rolof Nelson Betsy married Rolof 1797 but she remarried in 1807. I do not know what happened to Rolof or where he is buried. I have seen nothing about him except for his marriage record. Anything familiar here? All advice welcomed. Please reply direct to esp@world.std.com Thanks in advance Elizabeth Perry

Just recd a long-awaited book from Higginson--History of Candia, NH, by F.B. Eaton, pub 1852. This is a delightful little book, though my own family is mentioned only in passing...surely a major oversight! This is the first of 3 msgs (others to come: #2 Ministers & Physicians; #3 Dartmouth graduates/students) with info about early Candia settlers. Below is a list of the bio portraits included. I've tried to include an item or two to help you identify them. Most write-ups incl children's names and their marriages; many incl colorful anecdotes abt early life--its privations and trials. If you are interested, please contact me off-list for the rest of the information. 1. Thomas ANDERSON: native of Ireland; m Jane Craige of Londonderry; 9 ch: John, William, Thomas, Joseph, Allen, Samuel, David, Agnes, Margaret. 2. David BEAN: settled in Candia ca 1755; from Kingston, NH; d 1793 @ 68; ch Abraham & Reuben. 3. Aaron BROWN: s/o Jonathan Brown & Mercy Clough; m Shuah Thurston; 4 ch. Desc of John Brown of London who arr MA ca 1635. 4. Caleb BROWN: s/o John Brown & Ruth Kelley from Hampton Falls; rem Candia abt 1762; m Mary Lyford fr Somersworth; 10 ch. 5. Nehemiah BROWN: s/o William Brown & Ann Heath; m Ann Longfellow; 3 sons William, Sewell & Nathan. 6. Nathaniel BURPEE: rem to Candia from Rowley, MA ca 1753; m Esther roth, 8 ch. One of 1st deacons in Candia. D 1815 @ 94. 7. Samuel BUSWELL: from Salisbury, MA ca 1763; m Betsey Underhill; 8 ch; a carpenter. At Cape Breton dur Fr-Indian war & AmRev. 8. John CARR: b Chester 1737; father from Ireland; m Mary Wilson; rem to Candia abt 1764. AmRev. D 1813, Mary in 1827; 6 ch. 9. Benjamin CASS: s/o Jonathan Cass; arr Candia 1759; AmRev. D 1820; wife remarried Deacon Samuel Nay in 1827 and d 1836 in Raymond. 10. Henry CLARK: Native of Newburyport; m#1 Keziah Bricket; m#2 Catharine Bean; m#3 Abigail Francis. NB: Keziah and Catharine both died. 12 ch. 11. Enoch COLBY: His grandfather, also Enoch, came on Mayflower, but not the first voyage. Grandfather d Chester, NH. Father also named Enoch m Sarah Sargent & d Chester. This Enoch Colby m Abigail Blaisdell; 9 ch. Son John d Valley Forge. 12. Thomas DEARBORN (Lt.): came from Chester ca 1764; m Mary Morrison; 4 ch David, John, Thomas, Samuel. Thomas, father, was in Col Peabody's regiment in RI during AmRev, killed 28 Aug 1778. 13. Samuel DUDLEY: To Candia from Raymond ca 1812. Desc of Gov Thomas Dudley; m#1 Judith Pillsbury; m#2 Sally Marston. 14. William DUNCAN: s/o John & Hannah Henry Duncan, b Londonderry 1771; to Candia 1798. A merchant. M#1 Mary McMurpy, 2 sons William & James (d young). M#2 Naomi McMurphy; m#3 Elisabeth Patterson. William d 1849. 15. Moses DUSTEN (also sp Dustin & Duston): came to Candia 1768, s/o Nathaniel Dusten & Triphena Haseltine of Haverhill, MA; great grandson of Thomas Duston & Hannah Emerson of Haverhill. Moses b Haverhill 1744; m Mary Buck. Blacksmith. 16. Ephraim EATON: s/o Henry Eaton & Mary True of Salisbury, MA; m Abigail Perkins 1768, who d after birth of dau Abigail. M#2 in 1772 to Sarah Stevens, 5 ch. Ephraim d 1826 @ 81; Sarah d 1822 @ 74. 17. Paul EATON: s/o Jabez Eaton & Sally True; orig from Seabrook; m Molly Tilton ca 1765, 5 ch; m#2 Hannah Emerson. Paul d 1830 @ 90. 18. Moses EMERSON: s/o Samuel emerson of Chester, 1/2 bro to Col Nathaniel Emerson. Arr Candia 1761; m Lydia Fitts d/o Lt. Abraham Fitts; 9 ch. Desc of Michael Emerson who m Hannah Webster and settled Haverhill 1652. 19. Nathaniel EMERSON: obit dtd 24 May 1824 (incl); d 30 Apr 1824 @ 83; s/p Samuel Emerson. M 15 Nov 1764 to Sarah Tilton; 10 ch. Ext military career. "Member of Assembly which formed first Constitution of NH." Series of ltrs included. 20. Abraham FITTS: arr Candia ca 1763, b Salisbury; m Dorothy Hall of Chester, 10 ch. Blacksmith. Genealogy of Fitts family incl, "said to have been procured by the Hon. Daniel Webster." 21. Samuel FOSTER: b in Billerica; to Candia 1789, m Mary Colcord same year. 10 ch. Served in AmRev, at Battle of Monmouth. Mary still living in 1852. 22. Obededom HALL: b Chester 1745, to Candia ca 1776. d 1805, wife (not named) d 1799. 23. John HILLS: From Chester; to Candia 1765, m Mary Morse of Chester; 7 ch. At Battle of Bunker Hill and other well known engagements. Early deacon. 24. Jethro HILL: From Stratham; to Candia 1765; m Mehitable Jewett, also of Stratham. 10 ch. Both d tragically. 25. Benjamin HUBBARD: Interesting story of anc's route from England to New England. M Mary Pike in 1771; 3 ch. Am Rev. Details of military serv. Son Joshua. 26. John LANE: b 1771, from Poplin, NH (now Fremont); m Hannah Godfrey, 11 ch. Carpenter & cabinet maker, also town clerk. D 1822 @ 72, Hannah d 1844 @ 89. Grandson of Joshua Lane. Son John m Nabby Emerson, d/o Nathaniel Emerson; d 1851, well known and loved in community. 27. Moses MARTIN: To Candia 1777; b Amesbury; family from England. 28. David McCLURE (also sp MaClure & McCLUER): orig fr Scotland, to Boston ca 1720; m Martha Glenn 11 June 1730. To Chester in 1740, to Candia 1773. D in a snowstorm. Tombstone says he was first settler in Candia. 29. Andrew MOORE: b 1776, only son of John Moore d AmRev in 1778. Interesting anecdotes; d 69 y/o. 30. Coffin MOORE: from Stratham, to Candia 1760; m Comfort Weeks; 7 ch. 31. Samuel MOOERS: from Hampstead; m Miss Ingalls; 5 ch. 32. Stephen PALMER: from Epping; one of orig Deacons. M Miss Hoyt of Stratham, 8 ch. 33. Robert PATTEN: from Boston; to Candia ca 1774; m Catharine Carr of Chester (who may have been d/o John & Betsey Smith Carr of Ireland). 9 ch. 34. Thomas PATTEN: s/o Dea Robert Patten b Boston 1725; to Candia 1754, m Mary McClure in 1752, d/o David McClure above. 14 ch. Family from Scotland. D 1816 @91; Mary d 1815. 35. Isaiah ROWE: s/o Daniel & Abigail Stockman Rowe; to Candia 1762 from Hampton Falls; m Sarah Healey 1764; 11 ch. Fr-Indian War svc. Daniel & Abigail apparently came to Candia with Isaiah. D 1786, Sarah d 1824 @ 74. 36. Walter ROBIE: from Chester; to Candia 1762; m Susy Hall of Chester in 1763; 8 ch. D 1809 @ 93; Susy d 1808 @ 88. 37. John ROBIE: bro of Walter, to Candia ca 1764; m Mehitable Hall, 10 ch. 38. SARGENT Family: orig from Chester, to Candia ca 1739; Jacob Sargent & wife Judith; 7 ch, all b Chester; 3 of 4 sons came to Candia; Winthrop did not. 39. Benjamin SMITH: arr Candia ca 1750 from Exeter; m Sarah Hoyt of Seabrook; 9 ch. 5 gens on same farm. Benjamin d @ 99. 40. Oliver SMITH: Came w/2 bros, Biley & Jonathan. Oliver in Battle of Bunker Hill; also Biley. Regards, Ellen Knowles Bisson

My great aunt's husband was Lincoln Carroll Moulton who was born about 1870. His parents went from New Hampshire to Montana, going up the Missouri River. I don't know the parents' names right off, but if anyone is interested I can try to find them. Cathryn

There is a Moulton, Texas. I have no idea who it is named after. Perhaps some of those Moulton families went to Texas. Town still exists and is in Gonzales County. I suggest you check out the Gonzales County Archives site or the Texas GenWeb site to see if you can dig up more information. Shannon Clyde searching for Gibson/Gipson family members in Texas.

Hi Group, I am researching family history here in the UK and would like to know if anybody out there would be available to do look ups from the town of East Derry for a possible will of Mrs Margaret White, widow of Samuel White, Embankment road, East Derry. She Died aged 94 on 28th February 1940. Buried Forest Hills Cemetery, East Derry. She was born in England 16th November 1845, entered USA, 1885. Also, will of Margaret Whites daughter, Miss Grace H White, Died Blakey Nursing home East Derry 2nd February 1970 aged 89 years, buried Forest Hills Cemetery East Derry, Born England 13th October 1880 entered USA 1885. Please let me know Steve

>From the book "Kingston NH Early Families Patriots & Soldiers by Kathleen E. Hosier,, published by Heritage Books, Inc. 1993 Thomas Brown was baptised 23 Jun 1765. He was the son of Samuel Brown who was born in Salisbury, MA 27 Mar 1716, son of Abraham & Hannah (Morrill) Brown. Samuel died 1774, married (1) Mary ____: m (2) Rachael _____. He was disnissed from the 2nd Church of Chrit in Salisbury to the 2nd Church of Christ in Kingston 4 Aug 1745. (Thomas' baptismal record is from Kingston Church records).

A public thank you [in case I missed a private thank you] to all who sent me information, sources and suggestions regarding Ruth Moulton, wife of Peter Johnson. You are a generous sharing group. The information is most appreciated. If you are curious.....I have decided to leave Ruth unconnected, with plenty of possibilites in her note section in the database. End result, "another muddy Moulton tangle". So right, Dick<vbg>. Thanks again, Mariana

I am looking for the parents and ancestry of Susannah Blake b 1762 in Hampton Falls. I have been told her father was a Henry Blake, but which one. There seems to be several in the time period 1730-35 who might be her father. And who is the mother. Susannah married William Graves from Andover. Thanks. Bob Baxter rexbaxter@csi.com