Hi if anyone has had any mail for Susan Peavey Cole velliger@digitalexp.com Please resend we have been down for a while so now I'm back. Thanks , Susan Peavey Cole

Seeking a CARR line of Chester, Rockingham Co., New Hampshire, migrating still later to Cabot, VT and to "Stratford" VT. Looking for information and ancestry of "Judith" the wife of a "Parker CARR." Parker b. May 29, 1750 in Chester, Rockingham, New Hampshire, and died November 26, 1809 in Cabot, Caledonia, Vermont. Parker said s. of Bradbury. Also seek information about one of Parker's children, "Bradbury CARR," said b. 06 May 1770. I have been provided information about the marriage and descedants of this Bradbury, s. of Parker. Thank you for your assistance. ---BJ

Greetings All! I wonder if any of this clan settled in N.Y. There were a number of MORSEs in Constantia, Oswego Co., N.Y. around the early 1800's. They were farmers, and one Albert MORSE jr. married my Grt. Grandaunt Anna S. COLE and lived in Cleveland, Oswego Co., N.Y. adjacent to Constantia on the shore of Lake Oneida. Regards, David in N.W. Fla.

Understand that Ebenezer Morse married a Sarah Deverson , maybe in the Portsmouth area. Is there anyone out there who knows the Deverson clan data???? Stafford-Ames Morse

Looking for data on the above who moved from Newbury Mass, and settled in Portsmouth, NH. Families maybe connected with him would be Rollins or Rawlins, and Deverson in the area Stafford-Ames Morse The Morse Society www.morssweb.com/morse/

>From the book "The Vital Records of Kingston, New Hampshire 1694-1994" by Judith A. Arseneault, published by Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore MD, 1995: Marriage of Jay E. Brown, b. Edgewood, IA, age 49 and Effie B. Quero, b. Kingston, NH age 44, 15 July 1931 His parents: Joseph Brown and Matilda Scribner Her parents: Andrew Quero and Mary A. Ball Page 208, Deaths: Effie Belle Brown, 10 Apr 1973 at Exeter, daughter of Andrew Quero and Mary .....) b 20 Nov 1886. According to book buried in Village Cemetery I'm a Cemetery Trustee and in referring to the records, I find buried in the Plains North Section, Lot 93A are Andrew Quero 1825-1908, Mary A. Ball Quero, 1867-1906, three empty graves, and Effie Quero Brown, 1973. Hope this all helps. Joyce Collins Tebbetts Davies in Kingston, NH ---------- > Hello, I am researching the surname QUERO. My great-grandfather, Andrew > QUERO, emigrated to the United States from Canada (Fr.) and became a > naturalized citizen in 1846. He was born in 1825. He married a woman > named Mary A. ??. The 1900 NH census lists him with 4 daughters: Elsie > Mae (1885-1943), Effie B. (1886-?), Lottie, and Rossie. Does anyone > know anything about these names? The census lists his occupation as a > farmer. My grandmother, Elsie Mae, was born in Kingston, Rockingham, > NH. Thanks, Kathy. > > > ==== NHROCKIN Mailing List ==== > RootsWeb Mailing Lists Archives: > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > Rockingham County GenWeb site: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/1706/ > **************** > >

The Deverson family appears in the same reference, the Genealogical Dictionary of ME & NH @ pg 195: Thomas, 1676, crew member of the Black Cock & several other vessels; he bought property in Portsmouth in 1692; m a Sarah Clark b ca 1663, who was raised by her aunt, Sarah Waterhouse. Sarah dau of Edward Clark & Elizabeth Fernald; Thomas d 1704. I see children: Elizabeth b 1684 m Thomas Bec; Sarah m1 Ebenezer Morse, m2 Walter Steward; Joanna who was handicapped; Mary m 25 Feb 1713-4 to Joseph Mead; John, a joiner, m 24 Sep 1719 to Deborah Cotton. In my humble opinion, this text is a basic, beginning reference source to the early families of ME and NH. It contains not only the biographical info, such as is known, and also a cross-reference to the various tax lists, militia lists, merchants accts, etc. etc. The bio ref for a family also includes the # of the list(s) on which the name appears. By Noyes, Libby & Davis, it was orig published 1928 and reprinted as recently as 1996. I do recommend it highly. Cheers, Ellen Bisson mailto:thebissons@worldnet.att.net MorseSA@aol.com wrote: > > Understand that Ebenezer Morse married a Sarah Deverson , maybe in the >

The Genealogical Dictionary of Maine & NH lists your Obadiah @ pg 495. Among other things, it says that by 1670, he m a dau of James Rollins, "presum. Elizabeth." Son Ebenezer, m Sarah Deverson whom he "beat with a dangerous weapon"(!). Hope this helps. Cheers, Ellen Bisson mailto:thebissons@worldnet.att.net MorseSA@aol.com wrote: > > Looking for data on the above who moved from Newbury Mass, and settled

Thanks John, I will contact you directly. Sue Lang Balmy Anchorage, Alaska > Subject: Looking for a MS.LANG > Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1999 17:31:31 EST > From: C31374818@aol.com > To: NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com > > A short while a person named Sue Lang was asking about Effingham NH andThomas > Lang. Ihave a n ancestor chart she might be interested in. If she will send me > her slow mailing address I will be happy to send it to her. > John Colliton (a Greenland boy wintering in Florida) > c31374818@aol.com >

Message text written by INTERNET:NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com >Christopher Andrews <candr82@idt.net>< Dear Chris, I don't know if this is of any use, but I was born and raised on the old MAGOON farm in Orange, Franklin County, Massachusetts... Good Luck, Ann (HAGER) LINT DAAN1056WIN@COMPUSERVE.COM

Hello- I was recently talking to a friend at work about my genealogy research that i'm doing concerning my MAGOON line in New Hampshire, and how my primary research area is Rockingham County. My friend mentioned that he used to live in New Hampshire, and one thing lead to another and he said that his house was the oldest in the town of Candia. Owned by a BEAN (Nathan I think) according to his memory. He also stated that it was on Thresher Road and was Rural Route 3. Does this strike a chord with anyone? I thought i'd mention this on the group in case anyone might have any info on the subject that I could pass along to him. Thanks, Chris Andrews

Jody, You need to see the brand new Brickett genealogy. It is very well done, and has your Betsey Brickett, all her family, and ancestors well detailed. She was Betsey6 (John5-4, James3-2, Nathaniel1). Your Betsey is on page 74. The book is entitled, "Descendants of Nathaniel Brickett of Newbury, Massachusetts" (Penobscot Press, Camden, Maine, 1998). It can be ordered directly from the authors, Richard Elmer and Claire (Wardwell) Hubley, 77 Montclair Road, Haverhill MA 01830-2020. I paid $48.00 for my copy, which was hand delivered by a cousin of mine who picked it up from the Hubleys. If it is mailed there is probably a shipping charge on top of the price. Hope this helps. George in balmy and beautiful Rockingham County Hiding101a@aol.com wrote: > I'm trying to find out who were the parents/grandparents of Betsey Brickett > b:23 Sept 1798 d: 2 Feb 1892. She married Nathaniel Ckark. I was told that her > fathers name was John and that she was related to Brig. Gen. James Brickett. > But I'm not sure if her father John and John, son of James are the same. Any > information would be great. > Thanks, > Jody > > ==== NHROCKIN Mailing List ==== > RootsWeb Mailing Lists Archives: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > Rockingham County GenWeb site: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/1706/ > ****************

Kathy -- the 1924-1926 directory for Kingston shows EFFIE QUERO living on Back Road in that town with the notation, "from W Kingston." Unfortunately, I do not have a directory for W. Kingston - but the notation might also mean simply the location from which Back Road comes from. Good luck... Bob Jackson ---

C31374818@aol.com wrote: > > A short while a person named Sue Lang was asking about Effingham NH andThomas > Lang. Ihave a n ancestor chart she might be interested in. If she will send me > her slow mailing address I will be happy to send it to her. > John Colliton (a Greenland boy wintering in Florida) > c31374818@aol.com John: Sue is a subscriber of this list, and no doubt she will get in touch with you. Dick Marston, Owner: NHROCKIN and MARSTON mail lists.

Hello, I am researching the surname QUERO. My great-grandfather, Andrew QUERO, emigrated to the United States from Canada (Fr.) and became a naturalized citizen in 1846. He was born in 1825. He married a woman named Mary A. ??. The 1900 NH census lists him with 4 daughters: Elsie Mae (1885-1943), Effie B. (1886-?), Lottie, and Rossie. Does anyone know anything about these names? The census lists his occupation as a farmer. My grandmother, Elsie Mae, was born in Kingston, Rockingham, NH. Thanks, Kathy.

A short while a person named Sue Lang was asking about Effingham NH andThomas Lang. Ihave a n ancestor chart she might be interested in. If she will send me her slow mailing address I will be happy to send it to her. John Colliton (a Greenland boy wintering in Florida) c31374818@aol.com

Hello List Members: Thank you for posting genealogical information on the internet. Samuel HEALY said b. 21 September 1662 m. Hannah SMITH. I have seen reference to a marriage date of 26 May 1685. Samuel and Hannah (Smith) HEALY said had six children including William, b. 29 January 1689/90. Healy History provides some information about this William. Are other members of this list reseraching the family of Samuel HEALY m. Hannah SMITH or their son, said William b. 1689/80. Thank you. BJ

I'm trying to find out who were the parents/grandparents of Betsey Brickett b:23 Sept 1798 d: 2 Feb 1892. She married Nathaniel Ckark. I was told that her fathers name was John and that she was related to Brig. Gen. James Brickett. But I'm not sure if her father John and John, son of James are the same. Any information would be great. Thanks, Jody

I'm looking for any information on the parents of Albert Clinton Barrows b: 20 April 1850 Derry, NH d: 1909 Atkinson Depot NH. He married Elizabeth Cogswell Clark. Any information would be great. Thanks, Jody

This is a copy of a article I just received that I thought could be of interest to someone out there. NICHOLS SETTLED HERE IN 1854-History of Nichols family in Howard County, Iowa Holt Nichols and his wife, Mary (March) Nichols, were both born in Londonderry, NH, Holt on Feb 2, 1802, to Jacob and Hannah (Abbott) Nichols. They began their westward trek with their family by moving first to Cattaraugus County, NY. where the family engaged in farming. They later moved to Ogle County, IL., making part of that trip by wagon. In 1854 they made their last move west when they traveled with ox teams to Albion township and secured 160 acres of virgin prairie land near Granger. Mr. Nichols’ immediate concern was the building of a log house for his family. Some years later as lumber became more accessible, he replaced it with a frame house. He spent the remainder of his life working and improving the acreage in Howard County. Both Holt and Mary Nichols were faithful members of the Methodist Episcopal Church and Holt held a number to township offices. He died April 1, 1881, and is buried in Albion Cemetery. His wife died in 1883. William Campbell Nichols was born to Holt and Mary Nichols on August 18, 1831, in Londonderry, NH. He received his education in the local schools and Lowell, MA and Boston. He made his moves westward with his family as far as Ogle County, IL., There he remained until 1856 when he left his job as a salesman for the Grand Detour Plow Co., and he, too, followed his family to Albion Township. He purchased a quarter section of government land south of his father’s farm, His wife was Lydia (Hazard) Nichols who was born Dec. 11, 1833, in Yorkshire Corners, NY. She was the daughter of James and Terresa Hazard who had moved west to Ogle County, IL. William farmed extensively and also expanded into the livestock business. He imported Holstein cattle direct from Holland. William and Lydia moved to Cresco after his retirement. He died in Cresco in 1902 and his wife died Dec. 3, 1917. Charles D. Nichols, eldest son of William and Lydia, was born August 26, 1861, and grew up on the family farm in Albion Township. After attending the district schools and graduating from high school in Cresco, he attended St. Paul Business College to further his education. He then spent five years as a teacher in Howard County schools. In 1882, he became a partner of J.W. Wentworth in Cresco in the clothing business. In 1888, C.D.. Nichols became the sole owner of the business when he purchased Mr. Wentworth’s interest. In 1921 he admitted his son, William W., to a partnership and their business was called Nichols Clothing Store. They carried a large stock of clothing and men’s furnishings, and the business flourished. C.D. Nichols had varied business interests as he was also engaged in farming and stock raising. He owned the old homestead farm of 325 acres. The farm served as the headquarters for an extensive cattle business--the Nichols Livestock Co. He and his son, Charles C. were partners in the business. They dealt extensively in Aberdeen Angus cattle which they imported from Scotland. They also handled Clydesdale horses and Shropsire sheep-the first of which were imported from England. On Jan. 1, 1887, C.D. married Virginia Strother, who was born in New Oregon Township on March 1, 1864. Her parents were Werdon and Louise Strother. Mr. Strother was born in Fauquier County, VA. on Feb. 3, 1829, and arrived in Howard County in 1856, Mrs. Strother was a native of Niagara Falls, Canada. C.D. and Virginia Nichols were active members of the Congregational Church. Mr. Nichols was a member of the Masons, the Modern Woodmen, the Woodmen of the World, and was a charter member of the Knights of Pythias. C.D. Nichols died in Cresco on Oct 27, 1931, and Virginia Nichols died Oct. 12, 1947. The children of C.D. and Virginia Nichols were Louise, born Aug., 1, 1888, married R.D.. Seeley: her twin brother, William W., born Aug. 1, 1888, married Mae Mitchell; Virginia Vera born Sept. 15, 1889, married J.W. Meyer; Charles Chapin, born Feb 2, 1891, married Marjorie Daskam; and Harold Hobert, born July 30, 1893. Harold was married on May 14, 1815, to Gladys Mae Tillson, daughter of Wm. H. Tillson and Allie (Burdick) Tillson. Gladys was born Aug 17, 1896, in Cresco. Through the years Harold farmed on a number of farmsteads in Howard County. In the early years of his farming, he raised purebred hogs. He farmed until his retirement when he moved to Cresco. Gladys died on Dec. 24, 1957, and Harold died May 12, 1975. Four children were born to Harold and Gladys Nichols. They were Harold J. of Ames (since deceased), born March 22, 1917; Donald H. of LaGrange Park, IL, born Aug 8, 1918; Gladys L., born Aug 7, 1920, died July 8, 1923; and Charles W. of Edina, MN, born Oct 26, 1925. The three sons grew up in Howard County and graduated from Cresco High School. Charles and Marjorie Nichols were the parents of one daughter Barbara, now Mrs. Gary Kurdelmeier of Florida. Source: Times-Plain Dealer 214 N Elm Street Cresco, IA 52136-522 November 8, 1998 Page B1