I have a Sarah THOMSON b. 21 Apr 1788, daughter of Matthew THOMSON and his wife Sarah LANE, m. 21 Apr 1807 David ROBINSON. David was born, lived and died in Stratham. I am trying to establish if this David is the son of Joseph R. ROBINSON b. 26 May 1718 and his wife Elizabeth FIFIELD b. 04 May 1716, both b. in Stratham. Most of the above information came from the book "LANE Genealogies" Volume 1, published Exeter, N.H. 1891, page 65. Can anyone help me with more data. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Richard A. Robinson | TMC(SS) USN Retired 713 New Brooklyn Road | Phone 609-728-3359 Williamstown, NJ 08094-3707 | Fax 609-728-4708 shuggie@cyberenet.net | WFT Submitter #4820, Vol 2

Can anyone confirm that the Frances Tucker born to Benoni Tucker & Ebenezar Nichols, Jan. 27, 1699-1700 in Amesbury, MA is the same Frances Tucker who married Samuel Winsley (b. 1700 in Salisbury, MA), May 1,1739 in Amesbury? Samuel and Frances Winsley later lived in Kingston NH. She was his second wife. I have checked the Essex Co CD and these are the only two references to ANY Frances Tucker. Thanks, Louise Temples pc_genie@ix.netcom.com

I had 2 branches of my family in Exeter prior to 1650--namely Thomas WILSON and John WARREN. I am particularly interested in Thomas WILSON. He had the first mill in the town and was a local town officer. Thomas was a member of the Dorchester Company and had church problems in MA. He was ex-communicated from the church and removed to Exeter, may be with others that had the same religious views. My question: I am trying to determine if the Baptist religion was in existence in Exeter, prior to 1650? OR, what religion was practiced there in that time period? thanks, Charles

Seeking help in finding name of the lady who married Robert THURSTON, b 1711/12 in Stratham NH. He was the son of Stephen and Mary (KNIGHT) THURSTON and was under the gardianship of James MERRILL in 1728 after his father's death. According to the book, THURSTON GENEALOGIES, by Brown THURSTON, he was the brother-in-law of: Mary ST. CLAIR, (Stephen) Phebe WIGGINS, Elizabeth FOLSOM, (John) Jeremiah SEARLE, (Mary) Mina CHASE, (Nathaniel) John CARPENTER, (Sarah) Sarah JONES, (Moses) and Jonathan JEWETT (Mehitable) Any help would be greatly appreciated. Anson J. Thurston, Jr. Jon686Jm@aol.com Camarillo, CA. 93010

Firstly I'd like to again thank Pat Gregg for the info she sent me on my Montgomery/Cargill connection. Secondly, thanks to whomever it was that gave the tip about highlighting quoted text. It sure makes all the lists I subscribe to easier to go through! Further to the petition to Gov Shute Pat posted, the following is a site that has immigratant ship passenger lists. At this time it appears none of the five ships that landed at Boston on Aug 4th 1718 and s. Nutfield are listed. Anyway, it might help some of you and they're adding all the time so a bookmark might be in order. FROM ROOTSWEB Quote: THE IMMIGRANT SHIP TRANSCRIBERS GUILD (ISTG) IS GROWING BY LEAPS AND BOUNDS. When the guild began its work on September 16, 1998, there were 50 volunteers within a week. Now nearly 500 volunteers are transcribing ship passenger lists that will be posted on the ISTG Web site. The guild accepts new volunteers on a quarterly basis. The next group will be accepted in April, 1999, so if you are interested in joining at that time, please read the FAQ under Guild Information. More than 300 passenger lists are now posted at the Web site and new passenger lists are posted weekly. <http://istg.rootsweb.com> Unquote: Warren T. Montgomery <monty@emirates.net.ae> Dubai, United Arab Emirates

I have spent less than 6 months delving into genealogy, and do not have the experience of many of you. I have been on a few mail lists only three days and have received some valuable information, and I believe given some out. However, I feel this to be true. Just from the experiences I have had, just finding a name or a location is never enough. Until I can get to know that person, "walked in their steps" I am not satisfied. If we can get into the Who first, then when, where, what, and finally why and how, and help each other, I believe the experience will be richer for us all. Perhaps the information is a little know fact about weather, dress, environment, industry, etc. It could be important to our collective understanding. The experiences of the Scotch-Irish are a much hidden portion of American History. In all my years, I don't remember being taught about them, and the contributions that they made, however, through research, I am amazed. This makes me want to follow their voyage to and to see American as they first saw it. I want to get into their heads, understand their thinking, see how they could survive. Posting hisitorical information for others to see could be a great way to share. In that vein, I will share an important document which could be the starting point for many of you. Posting historical information for others to see could be a great way to share. How fortunate for us that the founding fathers of New Hampshire understood the importance of History, even when it was being made and took steps to preserve the past for us to learn from. Today we are the History of tomorrow, it is this fact that drives us all. We see how very similar we are in our struggles and desires. Perhaps you have a distant relative that was part of the illustrious group. You must understand that not everyone found on this list made the voyage, and many that did not sign did. Copy of the Memorial to Governor Shute 26th day of March, Annoq. Dom 1718. "To His Excellency the Right Honourable Collonel Samuel Shutte, Governor of New England. We whose names are underwritten, Inhabitants of ye North of Ireland, Doe in our own names, and in the names of many others our Neighbours, Gentlemen, Ministers, Farmers, and Tradesmen Commisssionate and appoint our trusty and well beloved Friend, the Reverend Mr. William Boyd of Macasky, to His excellency the Right Hourable Collonel Samuel Shutte governour of New England, and to assure His Excellency of our sincere and hearty Inclination to Transport ourselves to that very excellent and renowned Plantation upon our obtaining from his Excellency Shutte encouragement. And further to act and Doe in our Names as his Prudence shall direct. Given under our hands this 26th day of March, Annoq. Dom 1718. Following were the signatures or marks of the persons. The names that follow were copied by the historian of Londonderry, E.L. Parker in 1890 and then again by Charles Knowles Bolton in 1910. "Below this address are the autograph signatures, arranged in eight columns of equal length. Where Mr. Parker's rendering of a name differs from my own I have given Parker's form below in italics. A question mark indicates that although we may agree, the form is still open to question. An asterisk marks names beginning with a small written b. In these cases I read "Black," not "Clark," "Beverelle," not "Ceverelle," and "Blaire ' 11 not "Claire My study of the petition has been aided by holding a negative photographic plate before a strong light. I am indebted for this negative to the kindness of Miss Edith Shepard Freeman, Librarian of the New Hampshire Historical Society." The signers were a diverse group, however there were nine ministers of the gospel and three other graduates of the University of in Scotland. The Signers First column at the left James Alexander James Nesmith David Craig Neall McNeall Weall McNeall Thomas Orr William Caldwell ?Jas Moore Jr ?Wm Slamon Sam Gunion. Perfectly distinct. Looks like Sieinion. Possibly for William Slemmons Matthew Love Lord Robrt Knox Alexdr McGregor Alexander McNeall Robert Roe Roo Joseph Watson Robert Millar John Smeally Much faded. John Morieson James Walker Robert Walker His Wilam X Calual mark Calwall. Difficult William Walker His mark Samuel X Young Alexander Richey James Morieson His mark Josheph X Beveriam His R mark Robert Crage John Thomson Thompson. Clear Hugh Tomson James Still James Hoog Thomas Hanson John Hanson Ritchard Etone James Etone Thomas Etone Samuell Hanson James Cochran James Hulton Thomas Hultone Haseltone. Or ffultone John Cochrane His Samuel X Hunter mark John Hunter Second column. Thomas Hunter His Daniel X McKerrel mark ffergos Kenedey Horgos (?) His ?John X Setone mark Suene (?) Well written, but elusive. Adam X Dickey His mark Ditkoy Alexander Kid Thomas Lorie Thomas Hines His Will X Halkins mark Georg Anton John Colbreath *William Baird Caird John Gray ?John Hostowne Woodman (?) Last four letters very clear. Andrew Wattson William Blair Joseph Blair His Hugh X Blare mark William Blare Samuel Anton James Knox Robert Hendry John Knox Willis Hendry William Dunkan David Duncan John Muree Murray? James Gillmor Samuel Gillmor Alexander Chocran Edward M Kene John Morduck His ?Samuel X.McMun mark ?Molcam Calual Henry Calual Thomas McLaughlen Robert Hoog John Millar Hugh Calwell William Boyd John Stirling Samuel Smith John Lamond Robert Lamond Robert Knox Wm Wilson Wm Paterson Third column Stephen Murdoch Robertt Murdoch John Murdoch William Jennson ames Rodger John Buyers Robert Smith Adam Dean Randall Alexander Thomas Boyd Hugh Rogers John Craig Wm Boyle Benj Boyle Ja. Kenedy MIG. Stirling A blot comes between the M. and the S. Samuel Ross John Ramsay John McKeen James Willsone Robert McKeen John Boyd Andrew Dunlap James Ramsay William Park John Blair James Thompson Lawrence McLaughlen Will Campbell James Bankhead Andrew Patrick James McFee ?James Tonson Or Temen? Gorg Anton James Anton George Kairy Thomas Freeland Fourth column Peter Simpson Thomas M"Laughlen Robert Boyd Andrew Agnew James King Thomas Elder Daniel Johnstone Robert Walker David Jonston James Steuart John Murray Thomas Blackwel Thomas Wilson John Ross William Johnston John'King Andrew Curry ?John Leech Parker omits. Looks like Jueeh. ?James Brighym Parker omits. Samue Code *James Blak Thomys Gro Thomys Anton James Gro *Jacob Black Clark Thomas Boyd Andrew McFaden Thomas McFaden David Hanson Richard Acton *James Blaire Claire Thomas Elder *Jeremiah Blaire Claire *Jacob Black Clark Abram Baverly Fifth column Robert Johnston Thomas Black Peter Murray John Jameson John Cochran Samuell Gonston Thomas Shadey William Ker Thomas Moore Andrew Watson John Thonson James McKerrall Hugh Stockman Andrew Cochren *James Barkley Carkley Laurence Tod Dod ?Sandrs Mear John Jackson James Curry James Elder James Acton ?Gorg Gregory Parker omits. Samuel Smith Andrew Dodg James Forsaith Andrew Fleeming Gorge Thomson James Brouster Thomas Kengston Parker omits James Bavelay Sixth column James Smith James Smith Patrick Smith *Sameuel Beverelle Ceverelle James Craig Samuel Wilson,.M.A. Gawen Jirwin Robert Miller Thomas Wilson William Wilson James Brice Ninian Pattison James Thompson Jon Thompson Robt Thompson Adam Thompson Alexander Pattison Thomas Dunlop John Willson David Willson John Moor James McKeen John Lamont John Smith Patrick Orr ?Boniel Orr William Orr John Orr Jeams Lenox John Leslie John Lason ?John Colvil Samuel Wat James Crafort James Henderson Matheu Slarroh David Widborn Luk Wat Robert Hendre William Walas Thomas Walas ?Thomas Enoch Cewch? William Boyd William Christy John Boyd William Boyd Hugh Ker The last nineteen are possibly in one handwriting. Seventh column Alexr McBride, Phar. Bart. There never was a Baronet of this name. Sam: McGivern John Murdoch Hurdoch Geo Campbell James Shorswood John McLaughlen Georg McLaughlen Laurence McLaughlen ?John HezIet Faded. George McAlester Thomas Ramadge James Campbell David Lindsay Robt Giveen James Laidlay Benjamin Galt Daniell Todd Robt Barr Hugh [Hollmes] Robt King John [Black] Thomas Ramsay James [Henry] Francis [Richie] James Gregg Robert Boyd Hugh Tarbel David Tarbel His John x Robb mark ?Peatter Fulltone Jeatter Fueltone. Possibly John Robt Wear [Alextr Donnaldson] [Arch'd Duglass] [Robert Stiven] Robt [Henry] [James Pettey] David Bigger David [Patteson] ?David Mitchell Parker omits. John Wight Joseph Wight Robt Willson James Ball ?Andrew Cord Or Coxe? James Nesmith Peter Christy Eighth column Jas Teatte, V.D.M. Thos Cobham, V.D.M. Robert Neilson, V.D.M. Houston Will: Leech, V.D.M. Robert Higinbotham, V.D.M. John Porter, V.D.M. Hen: Neille, V.D.M. Tho. Elder, V.D.M. James Thomson, V.D.M. William Ker Will: McClben McAlben Willeam Jeameson Or Jennieson? Wm Agnew Jeremiah Thompson Jahon Andrson George Grege Andrew Dean. AlexT Dunlop, M.A. Arch McCook, M.A. Alex'r Blair ?Boulonget Cochran Parker says B. Cochran, Fairly clear, but elusive. William Galt Peter Thompson Richart McLaughlen ?John Mccan Muar *John Black ?John Thompson Samuel Boyd John Mitchell James Paterson Joseph Curry David Willson Patrick Anderson John Gray James Greg

I don't recall the source, but your comments jogged my memory. The Scots were desireable frontier settlers because they were knowledgeable in the use of firearms. The Irish were not. It was illegal for the Irish to OWN firearms. Sue Lang Chilly Anchorage, Alaska > > Researching the > MacGregors, Homes, Greggs, Cargills, Dunnings, Boyd, Clark, Woodside > > I was miffed today while researching in the History of Portland to find > that Governor Shute knew full well of the impending Indian problems when he persuades the families to go to Casco in 1718 for the winter. Any > details that are know of the ships "The Robert" or "The Macullum" would > be appreciated. It seems the Scotch-Irish were more than frontier > buffers but expendible. > These families were form Ulster and originally the Greggs were from > Ayrshire. Many of the leaders had fought in the seige of Londonderry. > > Any Info? patgregg@mediaone.net

I know that Bluegrass music is of Irish origin their dancing is known as clogging. Bluegrass Fan Cheryl

Researching the MacGregors, Homes, Greggs, Cargills, Dunnings, Boyd, Clark, Woodside I was miffed today while researching in the History of Portland to find that Governor Shute knew full well of the impending Indian problems when he persuades the families to go to Casco in 1718 for the winter. Any details that are know of the ships "The Robert" or "The Macullum" would be appreciated. It seems the Scotch-Irish were more than frontier buffers but expendible. These families were form Ulster and originally the Greggs were from Ayrshire. Many of the leaders had fought in the seige of Londonderry. Any Info? patgregg@mediaone.net

Hi everyone Want to let you know that I have the 1850 thru 1920 federal census for NH. Will do look-ups but please have a county. Also a little info makes a big difference between a find and a miss. Remember some of these counties are rather large and to read microfilm that is not always in the best of shape will take time. Will do themin the order that I receive them. Sandy

This may or may not be OT. I live in the Nashville area and have heard most of my life that country music was brought over by the Scot-Irish. I have a lot of Scot-Irish ancestry in New England and Nutfield in particular. Question: Is there any indication that country music was in the early (1700s) Scot-Irish culture in NH? thanks, Charles

Fellow Rooters, This came to me via a newsletter from an historic society recently: "Dear Ancestor Your tombstone stands among the rest; Neglected and alone. The name and the date are chiseled out On polished, marbled stone. It reaches out to all who cares It is too late to mourn. You did not know that I exist You died and I was born. Yet each of us are cells of you In flesh, in blood, in bone. Our blood contracts and beats a pulse Entirely not our own. Dear Ancestor, the place you filled One hundred years ago Spreads out among the ones you left Who would have loved you so. I wonder if you lived and loved, I wonder if you knew That someday I would find this spot, And come to visit you." Author Unknown Diane in California -- \ \ \ | / / / ( o o ) (_) --------oOOo---oOOo------------ Surnames we are researching: ABERNATHY, ALDEN, ANDERSON, BERRY, BRANDON, BRINKLEY, BUCY, BURGESS, CARGILL, CARPENTER, CARRUTHERS/CRUTHERS, CLARK, COUCH, CROUSE, DICKERSON, ELLIS, FREEMAN, GILFILLAN, HASKINS, JOINER, KAVANAUGH, LANNOM, MELLON, MURPHY/MURPHEY, MC KEE, MC QUEEN, MC KEEN, McROY, PARKER, PHELAN, ROHDE, ROTHROCK, ROMINGER, SEAT, SEITZ, SHOUP, SMITH, SNELL, STILES, WELCH --------oooO-----Oooo---------- ( )---( ) \ ( ) / \__) (__/

It was the end of a VERY long day when I posted the first message and it appears I wrote "Options" instead of "Preferences". I'm not all that expert, as you can see. Sorry! Step-by-step instructions for colouring the repeated message text for Netscape Communicator 4.5: Go to: Edit Click: Preferences Go to: Mail + Newsgroups - Settings Plain quoted text beginning with ">" is displayed with: Style (choose the one you like, I use italic) Colour (select the contrast colour you like best) Size (choose the size - Regular, Bigger or Smaller. I chose smaller) Click: OK By the way, I found that this resulted in a different colour on the printout as well which just as great. Good luck! Magdalena Northern Portugal

I have just found a brilliant way to help me (and how!) to sift the reply to a posting from the never-ending repeat of the original message. All I did was click to Options and then clicked to "blue" for highlighting. Whatever I did really works for me as when I receive my digests, the reply appears in black on my screen and the original message in blue. For blue, choose any colour your computer offers. (I have Netscape Communicator 4.5). Maybe not an original discovery, but it certainly works for me! Magdalena Northern Portugal

Hello - I'm looking for the parents/ancestors of Mary HOOK, who married Elder Moses BEAN of Candia on 26 Dec 1802, went to St. Joseph, Mich. with him, and after his death there, returned to New York where she subsequently died. Her two sons were in business in New York City, and I believe all are buried in Mount Vernon, NY. A third son, Stephen Morrill Bean, born in Candia, married Mary BRICKETT ON 25 SEP 1827 in Candia, relocated to Piermont, NH, and died there 25 Aug 1871. Any comments/info would be much appreciated! Bob McCoy

WINSTON ALLENBY MOORE- wasthe family black? I remember a family who would have had children about that age. I may be able to help but it would make it easier if they were black. Please reply to: John Colliton C31374818@aol.com

Hi. I have just begun my research. You can tell that someone gave me the BALL line so that was a great beginning. Now I am trying to find more information about my other lines except for my maternal side which my mother is doing. So you would think that my task would be small...just my paternal grandmother's line. Not so, most of the information that I come across is older that the dates I am trying to research. So I am missing a generation or two in the flow prior to my ggrandparents. Any help on the lines in bold lettering would be appreciated. Thanking you in advance for your time. Cherryl Ball BALL-BARTLETT Genealogy Wilbur Fiske Jr.12, Wilbur Fiske11, Francis Herbert10, Wilbur Fiske9, James Bradley8, James7, James6, James5, John4, John3, John2, William1 John BALL (-) & Agnes HATHOWAY (-) John BALL (1548-1628) & Elizabeth WEBB (1549-) William BALL1 (-) & Alice WALTHAM (-) John BALL2 (1585-1655) & Joanna KING dau. of William & Mary KING John Ball3 (1620-1676) & Elizabeth PIERCE (1624-1665) dau. of John & Elizabeth of Watertown, MA John BALL & Elizabeth FOX dau. of Thomas FOX of Concord John BALL (1644-1729) & Sarah BULLARD (1644-1722) dau. of George & Beatrice (HALL) BULLARD James BALL (1670-1729) & Elizabeth FISKE (1667-1740) dau. of Nathan & Sarah (COOLIDGE) FISKE? James BALL (1694-1756) & Sarah HARRINGTON (1703-1795) dau. of John & Hannah (WINTER) HARRINGTON James BALL (1729-1784) & Dinah FAY of Westboro, MA All that I know about Dinah FAY is that she was from Westboro. James BALL (1754-1834) & Abigail STARR dau. of Comfort & Judith (COOPER) STARR James Bradley BALL (1781-1863) & Rhoda PALMER (1784-1846) Does anyone know Rhoda’s parentage? I know that she was born in Deerfield, MA and died in Newark, VT. They were married in 1808. Their children were: James Bradley b. 1810, Wilbur Fiske, Rhoda m. Madison Doyle, Island Pond, VT, and Lucius. Though this record and that of other children is unclear. Wilbur Fiske BALL (1822-1893) & Hannah BEAN(1826-1910) dau. of Andrew BEAN of Sandwich, NH My data on Andrew makes him a descendent of John Bean of Exeter as follows: Andrew8, Andrew7, Andrew6, Josiah5, David4, John3, Daniel2, John1 Any information on Andrew8 would be appreciated. Francis Herbert BALL (1866-1938) & Annie W. MUNSEY (-) Any information on Annie MUNSEY would be appreciated. I know that they had 3 children: Lydia Hannah b. 7-21-1891, Wilbur Fiske b. 8-29-1894 and Herbert Francis b. 8-27-1900. Francis was born in Lancaster, NH and his sister that was born after him was born in Maidstone, VT. Wilbur Fiske BALL (1894-1958) & Beatrice Emma GEORGE (1895-1989) dau. of Elmer & Alma (BARTLETT) GEORGE I am very interested in pursuing the GEORGE-BARTLETT line. Both Elmer and Alma died around 1897 in/around Essex County, MA or Rockingham County, NH. Any information on these persons would be appreciated. My grandmother was raised by relatives (believe it was Anna GEORGE BATTLES in Haverhill, MA and Newton, NH) when her parents died in the 1897 epidemic. My father believes that Alma was related to the PRESCOTTs of Rockingham County. He also remembers that Ezra (Elmer’s father) was a politician in NH. I have not found any GEORGEs that were NH politicians, but I did find an Ezra BARTLETT that was. Since there isn’t a last name on the picture and only a first name I am inclined to believe that Ezra was Alma’s relative and not Elmer’s. If anyone can help me resolve any of this I would really appreciate it. Wilbur Fiske BALL, Jr. (1934-) & Dorothy Jane GRAHAM (1936-) dau. of Thomas & Gladys (MASSEY) GRAHAM

> Subject: Rolfe and Cheney Families > Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1999 20:04:41 -0800 > From: deroth@uswest.net > To: NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com > > I am researching the descendants of Moses Rolfe who was born > on 11 Apr 1765 in Newburyport, MA and who died on 28 Jan > 1845 in Dudswell, Quebec, Canada. Moses was the son of > Joseph Rolfe and Esther Rolfe. Joseph was born on 14 May > 1730 in Newbury, MA and died 1 Jul 1781 in Londonderry, NH. > Esther was born on 8 Mar 1743 in Newbury, MA and died 7 Feb > 1773 in Newbury, MA. Joseph married second Mrs. Ann Gerrish > Stickney on 12 Feb 1775. She died 23 Aug 1826 and is buried > at Forest Hill Cemetery, East Derry, NH. > > Moses was married to Judith Cheney daughter of Benjamin > Cheney and Judith Holman. Judith was born 9 Aug 1764 in > Newbury, MA. At the time of their marriage and the birth of > their children, they were living in Rockingham County. > Moses, Judith, and their children were part of the 1790 > census for Londonderry Town, NH. At that time they had > three sons under 16 years of age according to the 1790 > census. This family is found in the 1800 census for > Rutland, VT. By 1810 the family had immigrated to the > Eastern Township of Quebec, Canada. > > I have been unable to find a marriage date for Moses and > Judith nor a birth record for any of their children. Are > records available in Rockingham County? > > If anyone is interested in or researching this family and > their descendants, please contact me via my email address. > I am a direct descendant of this family. > > Dennis Roth > deroth@uswest.com >From the Vital Records of Londonderry (1719-1914), NH, Daniel Annis, 1914 ROLFE; Births: Nil Marriage Intentions: pg. 166 Rolfe, George and Sarah Hamblett, Dec. 15, 1856. Sarah J. and John Robinson, Aug. 27, 1856. Sarah P. and James Nesmith, Nov. 24, 1862. Marriages: pg. 250 Rolfe, George and Sarah Hamlett, Dec. 15, 1856. Judith and James Adams, ________. Luella Isabel and Naaman Goodspeed, July 4, 1872. Stephen and Mary Ann Wilson, Dec. 7, 1815. Deaths: Nil Deaths-Additional Names: Nil CHENEY; Births: pg 50 Cheney, Stephen Danforth and_______. Son: Stephen, May 23, 1819. Marriage Intentions: pg.137 Cheney, Betsey and Savory Bancroft, 1822-23. David and Mahala Cobb, Mar., 1816. David F. and Sarah E. Page, Nov. 17, 1886. Joshua and Hannah Kelsey, Mar. 13, 1815 Lyman and Sally Campbell, 1826-7. Rebecca and James French, Mar., 1816 Seth and Eliza P. Danforth, Mar. 13, 1815. Thomas and Sally Alexander, Mar. 7, 1812 William and Sophey Boyes, Apr. 1, 1811. Marriages: pg. 194 Cheney, Barret H. and Hannah Hurd, Aug. 31, 1846. Betsey and Savory Bancroft, Dec. 12, 1822. David and Mahala Cobb, Feb. 22, 1816. David F. and Sarah E. Page, Nov. 17, 1886. Eliza and Elisha Taylor, Mar. 29, 1808. Harriet and Simon Mullins, Dec. 23, 1847. John E. and Sarah Kimball, June 25, 1848 Joseph A. and Henrietta Flanders, Apr. 23, 1848. Lyman and Sally Campbell, Sept. 7, 1826. Mary and Horace Greeley (journalist), Mar. 18, 1837. Sally and John Major, Jan. 20 or 28, 1802. Thomas M. and Sally Alexander, Dec. 31, 1811 William and Sophey Boyes, Aug. 3, 1811. Deaths: Nil Deaths-Additional Names: Nil Hope this is of some help. I didn't cross reference the other marriage names. Good luck! -- Warren T. Montgomery <monty@emirates.net.ae>Dubai, United Arab Emirates

I am researching the descendants of Moses Rolfe who was born on 11 Apr 1765 in Newburyport, MA and who died on 28 Jan 1845 in Dudswell, Quebec, Canada. Moses was the son of Joseph Rolfe and Esther Rolfe. Joseph was born on 14 May 1730 in Newbury, MA and died 1 Jul 1781 in Londonderry, NH. Esther was born on 8 Mar 1743 in Newbury, MA and died 7 Feb 1773 in Newbury, MA. Joseph married second Mrs. Ann Gerrish Stickney on 12 Feb 1775. She died 23 Aug 1826 and is buried at Forest Hill Cemetery, East Derry, NH. Moses was married to Judith Cheney daughter of Benjamin Cheney and Judith Holman. Judith was born 9 Aug 1764 in Newbury, MA. At the time of their marriage and the birth of their children, they were living in Rockingham County. Moses, Judith, and their children were part of the 1790 census for Londonderry Town, NH. At that time they had three sons under 16 years of age according to the 1790 census. This family is found in the 1800 census for Rutland, VT. By 1810 the family had immigrated to the Eastern Township of Quebec, Canada. I have been unable to find a marriage date for Moses and Judith nor a birth record for any of their children. Are records available in Rockingham County? If anyone is interested in or researching this family and their descendants, please contact me via my email address. I am a direct descendant of this family. Dennis Roth deroth@uswest.com

Looking for information on the family of WINSTON ALLENBY MOORE of Portsmouth, N.H. Born Dec 17 1917, died Jan 1981. He worked all his life at National Gypsum Co. in Portsmouth and retired in July 1976. Am trying to locate members of his immediate family - any information will be appreciated. Very urgent. Thanks.