Several of you expressed interest in the FOSS family. Although it is not a line with connections to my John Knowles family of Hampton, it pops up in a genealogy I just received from the Midwest Historical & Genealogical Society (MHGS) in Wichita, KS. The document I requested is actually a hefty genealogy of the Trefethen & Dalrymple families, abt 90 pgs, pub 1994 and includes profiles of many other NH families, among them the FOSS family. Entries for FOSS: 1. John Foss b ca 1634; m Mary Berry & children 2. Elizabeth Foss (d/o John & Mary Berry Foss) b 1666; m Nathaniel Bachelder & children 3. Samuel Foss (s/o John & Mary Berry Foss); m Mary Hinkson & children 4. Joshua Foss (s/o John & Mary Berry Foss); m Sarah Wallis & children 5. Hannah Foss (d/o John & Mary Berry Foss); John Jenness & children 6. Nathan Foss (s/o Joshua & Sarah Wallis Foss); m Mary Tucker & children 7. Job Foss (s/o Joshua & Sarah Wallis Foss); m Sarah Lang & children 8. Wallis Foss (s/o Joshua & Sarah Wallis Foss); m Mary Dowrst (I think this might be Dowst???) & children 9. Jane Foss (d/o Joshua & Sarah Wallis Foss); m William Palmer & children 10. Hannah Foss (d/o Joshua & Sarah Wallis Foss); m Samuel Saunders & children 11. Mark Foss (s/o Joshua & Sarah Wallis Foss); m Amy Thompson & children 12. George Foss (s/o Joshua & Sarah Wallis Foss); m Mary Marden & children 13. Samuel Foss (s/o Nathaniel) bpt 3 Jul 1762; m Salome Trefethen & children. The data appears on pgs 27-30 and I would be glad to mail copies to any of you interested in the FOSS family. Regards, Ellen Knowles Bisson mailto:thebissons@worldnet.att.net

Dear Friends, Has anyone run across the surname NAHOR in their research??? I can find nothing in the Gen Dict of Me & NH on them. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Caroline 1 James Nahor . +Jane Father: Mother: ..... 2 Margaret Nahor b: May 25, 1738 d: October 13, 1796 in Litchfield, New Hampshire ......... +William McQueston b: 1732 in Medford, New Hampshire d: October 28, 1802 in Litchfield, New Hampshire m: June 13, 1756 in Litchfield, Massachusetts Father: William McQueston Mother: Margaret Arbuckle

My LUCAS family was found almost by accident by a researcher tracking another line. Daniel LUCAS - no dates & wifeb Barbara - no dates daughter Jane LUCAS m Neal McGAFFEY 19 Dec 1727 Pembroke/Pembrook? Because her father initially opposed the marriage, Neal m Jane using the alias Andrew MILLER. Her father's will of 1733 (NH state papers 34:400-1, pg 10) includes, "I give unto my beloved Sonne be the Law Neall M'Gaghe and his wife Jean M'Gaghe, aless Luckas, my daughter, ten shillings and no more." Ref made to "John Bean of Exeter & his cousins" ppg 23, 29, 32 for family >From "Neal McGaffey of White Hall, Illinois, Paternal Ancestry & Descendants" by Laura McGaffey Clarenbach, 1980. Neal immigrated to the US abt 1720, bought land in Nottingham, NH (NH province deeds 30:331; was in Keenborough, Exeter, NH in 1747 and in Brentwood, NH in 1753. Julia M Brittain Houston, TX >The History of Corinth VT 1764-1964 (1964) states that James was born >May 21, 1744, his wife Charity Feb 20, 1749 (no birth places are >mentioned). Their children are listed as: > >Sarah, b March 30, 1768 >Jennea, b Nov 27, 1769 >Betty, b Feb 3, 1772 >Susanna, b May 1, 1774 >Thomas, b May 18, 1776, d May 18, 1853, his wife Mehitable d Feb 1, > 1854, their dgtr Dorothy d Dec 22, 1840 >Benjamin, b 1779 >Molly b April 22, 1782 > >Susanna, the 4th born, is my 4th g-grandmother. She married Moses >Wallis, son of Wm Wallis, a "gentleman of Northwood." > >I have quite a bit of information about this family taken from VT Land >and Vital Records for Orange county, and would be happy to share it >with any interested persons. > >Meantime, does anyone know of Rockingham County Lucases who might be >connected to James & Charity? > >Thanks for any help you can give, Michele Stepto > > >==== 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 (or D) and the @ in the address. Send only the command. >If at first you don't succeed, skydiving is not for you. >**************** >

Dear Rockingham County List--I'm trying to track down a James Lucas and his wife Charity, who resided in Corinth VT (Orange county) in the late 1700s. Since many of the people in that area, and everyone associated with this family, came from Rockingham county (Northwood, for the most part), I am assuming that James Lucas and his wife did as well. Additionally, I understand there are some Lucas placenames in the Northwood area. (Lucas pond, etc.) The History of Corinth VT 1764-1964 (1964) states that James was born May 21, 1744, his wife Charity Feb 20, 1749 (no birth places are mentioned). Their children are listed as: Sarah, b March 30, 1768 Jennea, b Nov 27, 1769 Betty, b Feb 3, 1772 Susanna, b May 1, 1774 Thomas, b May 18, 1776, d May 18, 1853, his wife Mehitable d Feb 1, 1854, their dgtr Dorothy d Dec 22, 1840 Benjamin, b 1779 Molly b April 22, 1782 Susanna, the 4th born, is my 4th g-grandmother. She married Moses Wallis, son of Wm Wallis, a "gentleman of Northwood." I have quite a bit of information about this family taken from VT Land and Vital Records for Orange county, and would be happy to share it with any interested persons. Meantime, does anyone know of Rockingham County Lucases who might be connected to James & Charity? Thanks for any help you can give, Michele Stepto

I have two FOSS names in my db but not much information on either. Rebecca McGAFFEY m a Mr. FOSS probably in Epsom, NH d/o Neal McGaffey & Jane Lucas; Neal immigrated to the US in 1720 & died 1734 when Indians killed him with his own axe in/near Epsom,NH Margaret McGAFFEY b 27 Feb 1758 m Henry McCRILLIS & their 8th of 12 children, Neal McCRILLIS b 1792 Sandwich, d 3 Dec 1878 m Abagail FOSS of Sandwich where they resided on the old home farm. >From the "McGaffey Genealogy" of 1904 by George W McGaffey

I have one Josiah FOSS in my database, s/o John and Mary FOSS. 1 John Foss b: Abt. 1660 in Rye Beach, New Hampshire d: April 05, 1752 in Greenland, Rockingham Co., New Hampshire . +Mary d: Bef. 1719 m: Bef. 1700 Father: Mother: ..... 2 Mercy Foss b: Abt. 1713 in Greenland, New Hampshire ......... +James Locke b: October 04, 1709 in Hampton, New Hampshire d: in Barnstead, Belknap, New Hampshire m: March 02, 1731 in Greenland, New Hampshire Father: Edward Locke Mother: Hannah Jenness ..... 2 Josiah Foss b: November 13, 1709 ..... 2 Joseph Foss b: Abt. 1715 ......... +Abigail Tibbetts d: December 24, 1759 m: October 23, 1750 in Scarborough, Cumberland Co., Maine Father: Mother: ..... 2 Thomas Foss *2nd Wife of John Foss: . +Susannah m: Bef. 1719 Father: Mother:

Dear Baker, I am sorry I have nothing on the Lamprey's. I am just beginning to work on the Andrew Simpson and Elizabeth Patten progenitors for the Simpson's in NH, ME, VT, PA, and OH. Do you happen to have an Elizabeth Lamprey, b. 22 Feb 1790 who married a Rev. Thomas Simpson in Nov, 1809. He worked as a carpenter in Concord, NH, in 1816, he fell, and became crippled for life-afterwards became a Congregational minister. He was a son of Major John Simpson (he was a private during the Rev War, & fired the first shot at the Battle of Bunker Hill-disobeying orders while doing so-sered with honor thereafter and rose to the rank of Major) I have a lot on the Simpson's if you care to have anything. I apologize for not having anything on the Lamprey's[Elizabeth]. I believe this is the same family you are speaking about. I will have your name on file if you would like to share any info. I am going to search the Lamprey family in the near future and will pass on anything that I find. Thank you, Eva -----Original Message----- From: Baker Bledsoe <bbled@worldnet.att.net> To: NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com <NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, October 29, 1998 6:12 PM Subject: LAMPREY Genealogy >Am looking for information on the LAMPREY family of Hampton, N.H. >descendents of Henry Lamprey, b. ca. 1616, England, settled in Hampton about >1650. Thanks > > >==== NHROCKIN Mailing List ==== >For RootsWeb Mailing Lists Archives, go to: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl >Rockingham County GenWeb site: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/1706/ >It may be that your sole purpose in life is simply to serve as a warning to others. >**************** > >

Jon686Jm@aol.com wrote: > > Dick Marston; > Will this help, I just scanned the pages 224 & 225 from Brown Thurston's > book, THURSTON GENEALOGIES 2nd Edition (1892), put them on a floppy and will > try to send them to you in this e-mail. > > 224 THURSTON GENEALOGIES. > > 3407 Lorenzo Swett,7 b. Oct. 16, 1815; a farmer in Poland, Me.; m., April 2, > 1840, Sylvina Brown, b. April 29. 1823, da. of Daniel and Polly > (Witham) Brown of New Gloucestcr, Me. They have: .......<snipped> > 3444 Francis,7 b.April 9,1826;captain in the East India trade;d.at sea 1869. > > Hope this can help. As far as a list of names in the book, Brown indexed > 10,520 names of THURSTON's and their children over 2 yrs old and 17,976 other > names in this compilation . Of course the THURSTONs who did not answer the > questionairs, like my G and GGGrandfathers, are not in the book, but luckly > one of my GGGAunts or uncles did include their brothers and I was able to make > the connection. > > Anson J. Thurston, Jr. Thanks, Anson! Good job. I'll make good use of the above in future updates. -- Dick Marston, Marston Manor: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/1638/; Rockingham County, NH, County GenWeb Pages: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/1706/; Rockingham County, NH, Mail List (NHROCKIN) Owner.

Does anyone know a Sarah Butler (father is Ralph Butler ?) who married James Prescott in Nov 27, 1733 , probably in Hampton?. This information is from the "Prescott Memorial." Thanks, Ted Sargent

Am looking for information on the LAMPREY family of Hampton, N.H. descendents of Henry Lamprey, b. ca. 1616, England, settled in Hampton about 1650. Thanks

Dick Marston; Will this help, I just scanned the pages 224 & 225 from Brown Thurston's book, THURSTON GENEALOGIES 2nd Edition (1892), put them on a floppy and will try to send them to you in this e-mail. 224 THURSTON GENEALOGIES. 3407 Lorenzo Swett,7 b. Oct. 16, 1815; a farmer in Poland, Me.; m., April 2, 1840, Sylvina Brown, b. April 29. 1823, da. of Daniel and Polly (Witham) Brown of New Gloucestcr, Me. They have: 3408 Emmons Edward,8 b. Sept. 12, 1841; locomotive engineer on G, T. R., living in Gorham, N. H., d. Nov. 12, I876 ; m.,May 24, 1865, Mary Gardner Merrill; she d. May 30, 1888 aged 45. They had: Edwin Emmons,9 b. 1867 d. March 14. 1889; Minnie Signora,9 b. 1877; d. Feb. 15, 1887 3409 Charles Greenleaf,8 b July 4, 1846; watering streets in Lowell,Mass m., Nov. 23. 1866, Mary Eliza McCann; no children. 3410 Freeman Lorenzo,8 b. Jan. 11, 1856; a farmer in Poland, Me.; m Feb. 4, 1876, Florence Mayberry, b. in Poland. Me.. Dec. 6, 1860. They had: Maybell Addie,9 b. Dec. 6, 1877; Charles Emmons,9 b. Aug. 28, 1878; Walter Freeman.9 h. Sept. tS, t8S~ Clarence Maurice,9 b. Aug. 4. 888. 3411±George Fickett,7 b. Aug. 13. 1817; m. 1st. Hannah Gorham Waterhouse; 2d, Betsey Reed Libby. 3412+Edward McLellan, b. Oct 9,1820; m. Flora Record. 3413 Martha Fickett 7 b. Aug. 3,1822; m., 1845, PhilanderHaines,b.Sept28, 1823; had charge of the belting in the Laconia mill. Biddeford, Me. was instantly killed Aug. 14, 1877; she d. July 24, 1888. They had: 3414 Georgia Anna (Haines). b. Sept. 2, 1849; d. Feb. 2, 1866. 3415 Frank David (Haines), b. May 1, 1851 ; d. Sept. 14, 1866. 3416 Mary Ella (Haines), b. Nov. 1. 1859. 3417 Georgia Anna (Haines), b. June 2, 1869. 1561 JAMES THURSTON 6 (Thomas,5 Abner,4 Abner,3 James,2 Daniel 1), brother of the preceding, and son of Thomas and Lucy I Fenderson) Thurston of Scarboro, Me. born there Dec. 19, 1787 ; married, Sept. 4, 1808, by Rev. Asa Heath, SARAH MCKENNEY, born Sept. 5, 1787. She died Nov. 9, 1857. He lived in Buxton, Scarboro, Cape Elizabeth and Danville, Me.; an officer of the Methodist church in Danville, now Auburn. died Oct. 3, 1860, aged 73. Children. 3418 Lucy,7 b. Jan. 20, 1810; m.,June 7,1835, William Peables McKenney,a Car- riage maker in Mankato, Minn. They had: 3419 William Augustus MeKenney), b. in Brunswick, Me., June 28, 1836; n.m. ; served in the 7th New York reg. in the war against the rebel- lion, and died in the army of the Potomac, May 25, 1865. 3420 Lucy Jane McKenney), b. in Brunswick. Feb. 14, 1838; m., June 7,1868, Albee C. May, a mnfr. of flour barrels in Indianapolis.Ind. Have: Grace L. (May), b. .Aug. 10, 1874; Gertrude (Mayl. b. July 21, 1876. 3421 Annie Maria (MeKenney), m., Jan. 31. 1857, Albert Reed of Danville, Me., a merchant in; Kansas City, Mo. They have: Ida M. (Reed). b. Aug. 18, 1862; Helen (Reed), b. Dec. 5, 1871. 3422 Charles James (McKenney), b. in Brunswick, Sept. 3, 1843; served in the war against the rebellion in 2d Minn.reg.,and died in the army of the Cumberland, Oct. 5, 1863. 3423 Clara Chase (McKenney), m., June 11,1867; Billings Plimpton Sibley of Mankato, Minn., an organ tuner in Erie, Pa,, since in Clinton, Canada They have: Hattie May (Sibley). b. Dec. 8, 1868; James Thurston (Sibley). b. March 12. 1872; Sadie (Sibleyl, b. May 8, 1877. 3424 Ida Elizabeth (McKenney). b. in Portland, Me., June 18, 1853; m., Dec. 31, 1883, Samuel Jacob Bailer, b. near Pine Grove.Pa.,May 11, 1858,a Drygoods merchant in Kansas City, Mo. They have: Charles William (Bailer). b. Nov. 29. 1887. POSTERITY OF DANIEL THURSTON. 225 3425 Sarah Julia (McKenney), b. in Danville, Dec.2,1856; m., Nov. 20, 1883, Thomas Hillis Osborn, b. in Carpentersville, Ind., Oct. 11, 1842, a farmer in Farmington. Minn. They have: William Thurston (Os- born), b. May 2,1885; Lucy Mary (Osborn), b. June 16, 1887. 3426+Charles,7 b. Jan. 20, 1812; m. Catherine Talkington. 3427+Moses Waterhouse,7 b. March 9, 1814; m. Eunice Hunnewell. 3428+James,7 b. in Buxton, Me., March 12, 1816; m. Mrs. Clara Anna (Chase) Flint. 3429 Merabah Ann,7 b.in Scarboro, April 4,1818; m.,Dec.8,1841, Burton Fales of Thomaston, Me.; d. June 12, 1848. They had: 3430 Nathaniel (Fales), b. 1843; lives in California. 3431 Sarah Ozetta (Fales) b 1845 m. April 22, 1863, William H. Hardin of Rockland. Me., and moved to California. 3432 Mary (Fales), b. 1847; m., lived and died in Rockland. 3433 Everline,7 b.Nov.20,1820; m., Aug. 28,1844,William Stinchfleld Marston, b. April13,1819,son of David and Dorcas Ellery (Littlefield)Marston of North Yarmouth, Me., a mechanic in Danvihle. Me., Adrian, Wis., Owa. tonna. Minn., till his wife died Nov. 8, 1882, when he moved to West Pownal, Me. He enlisted 1862 as L.M.sgt. 1st Minn. cavalry, and served thro the war, and frontier Indian war. They had: 3434 Kate (Marston), b.in Danville, June 29, 1845; m., June 19,1868, Jacob Berg, a farmer in Mentor, Minn.,and soldier thro the war against the rebellion. They have: Florence Anna (Berg), b. June 25,1868; m., Jan. 1, 1886, Frank Hays,a farmer in Mentor. and has Alice (Hays),b. 1887; Charles Marston (Berg), b. in Aurora, Minn.. Nov. 9, 1871; Ada Jane (Berg), b. do., May 22.1873; Harold (Berg), b.do.,Oct.26, 1878; Estelle (Berg), b. Sept. 20, 1883. 3435 Cyrus Crafts (Marston), b.in Danville,Oct.24,1847; a farmer in McRae, Dakota,served in Brackett’s battalion under Gen.Sully three years in Ivar with the Indians; m., Dec. 12, 1888, Nelly McVicker. 3436 Mary (Marston), b. in Danville. Dec. 12, 1849; m., Jan.1,1872, George B. Hallock, a fanner and mechanic in Groton, South Dakota, and have Ethelyn (Hallock), b. in Aurora, Minn., May 1, 1873. 3437 Evlyn (Marston), b. in Danville, July 12, 1852; in June 30,1874, Den. nison J. Woodard, a salesman in La Crosse. Wis., and have Edith Irene (Woodard), b. m. Adrian, Wis.. May 8. 1875; Josephine Elsie (Woodard), b. 1884, d. June 4, 1888. 3438 Howard Abbott (Marston), b. in Danville, Dec. 24, 1834, a farmer in Mentor, Minn. 3439 Willie Melville(Marston),b.in Danville.April 1,1857; farmer in Mentor 3440 Dora Frances (Marston), b. in Garden City, Minn., June 18, 1861; m., March 8, 1879, John W. Haynes, a mason in New Gloucester, Me., and have Grace Everline (Haynes), b. in Nashville, Minn., Feb. 1, 1880; Mary Thurston (Haynes),b. do., Aug. 2,1881; Bertie Emory (Haynes), b. in Adrian, Wis.,June 15,1883.d.June 19,1889; Carl Cyrus (Haynes), b. do., Aug.18,1884; Frank Ray (Haynes), b. in New Gloucester, .Aug. 24, 1888. 3441 Mary Edgecomb,7 b.in Scarboro,Me., April 20,1823; m.,in Danville,Me., Dec. 31, 1851, Charles Robinson Whitney, b.Jan.16,1820, son ofHaynes and Jane (Robinson) Whitney of Thomaston, Me; he is a mnfr. of lime in Rockland, Me.: alderman and Baptist. They have: 3442 Mary Frances (Whitney),b. July 11,1833; m., Nov.16,1875,Thomas S. Rich of Chelsea, Mass., a com. mer. in Boston. They have: Charles Henry (Rich), b. in Rockland, Me., Sept. 17,1876; Herbert Thurston (Rich), b.in Chelsea,Mass.,Aug.,1878;Lottie Everline (Rich), b.in Cambridge. Mass., March 25, 1881; Susie Hinks (Rich), b. in Cam- bridge. June. 1883. 3443 Lizzie Ella (Whitneyl, b. Dec. 19,1856; m.,June 26,1882, William A. Brooks,a salesman in Boston,Mass.; she d.in Portland, Me., May 30, 1887. They had: Thomas D. (Brooks), b. in Melrose, Mass., Sept. 30, 1883; Austin Whitney (Brooks), b. in Portland. May 25, 1887. 3444 Francis,7 b.April 9,1826;captain in the East India trade;d.at sea 1869. Hope this can help. As far as a list of names in the book, Brown indexed 10,520 names of THURSTON's and their children over 2 yrs old and 17,976 other names in this compilation . Of course the THURSTONs who did not answer the questionairs, like my G and GGGrandfathers, are not in the book, but luckly one of my GGGAunts or uncles did include their brothers and I was able to make the connection. Anson J. Thurston, Jr.

Cynthia, Thanks very much for the URL with info on the military. I just started looking at it and it really is great. Glenn Campbell

Here is a great site for those who are looking for ancestors who served in the military from the King Phillips War right up to WW2: For the early colonist--land was often given for appreciation instead of money and there are list of names for the King Phillips War --in fact I found 4 ancestors listed. Check it out and be sure to bookmark it !! http://www.usigs.org/library/military/links/index.htm Cynthia

On "origins" of FOSS, here are a few comments: We have found three main "sources" for the Foss family. The most reliable is the Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire [Noyes-Libby-Davis] at page 240. Parsons also has a section on the Foss Family in his History of Rye, N.H., page 344+. The least reliable seems to be a typewritten copy of a manuscript in possession of the NEHGS, Boston, entitled "Genealogy Of The Foss Family Of America" compiled by Guy S. Rix, Concord, N.H. These three works have considerable differences. According to the Dix paper, John Foss was born in Rebe, Denmark, Jan. 3, 1638, and "it is said by tradition that he arrived in Boston, Mass., on a Brittish war vessel, on which he was employed as a calker. While the vessel was lying in Boston Harbar, he deserted by jumping overboard and swimming ashore, escaping further service." Dix also gives his first wife as Mary Chabourn, born in 1644, daughter of William and Mary Chadbourn, and granddaughter of William Chadbourn who came over in the employ of Capt. John Mason to build a mill at Newichwannock (South Berwick, Me.)." Dix goes on to state that he married, second, Jan 25, 1686, to Sarah Goss, widow of James Goss, as recorded in probate records of York County, Maine, page 103, book one and "He married third, Elizabeth Berry, daughter of William and Jane Berry,and widow of John Locke, who was killed by Indians on Dover Plains, June 26, 1696." [In addition to obvious errors, the Danish ancestry seems to be without foundation or documentation, and the Dix paper is not considered reliable]. Noyes-Libby-Davis, at page 240, has him as "+\- 30 in 1666, +\- 46 in 1680, first app. in division of 1661 as of 1657, likely in his wife's right. . . . He m. Mary Berry (12), grantor with him in 1673, liv. (or his son's w.) in 1700." They show Mary as the sister of Elizabeth Berry who married John Locke. This is consistent with the Locke Genealogy and other sources, and Dix is clearly in error. Parsons, in his History of Rye, page 345, simply states that John Foss "being pleased with the location, came to Rye, where he was admitted into the family of John Berry, and married his daughter." [Actually she was William Berry's daughter; John Berry was a son of William]. I am interested in what others may have on this family. Harman Clark P.O. Box 311, Sheffield, VT 05866 hclark@plainfield.bypass.com -----Original Message----- From: Brian C.Page <pageb@ptd.net> To: NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com <NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, October 28, 1998 1:40 PM Subject: FOSS family and their origins(pre-1700) >Can anyone tell me about the FOSS family and their origins pre-1700. The >furtherest back my record goes is to Jane FOSS of Greenland,Rockingham >Co.,NH,she married about 1682 >at Newmarket,Rockingham Co.,NH Samuel NEAL. They had the following >children:Samuel, John,Walter,Jeremiah,Thomas,Joshua,Samuel and Joshua(the >two Samuel's most likely occured due to the death of a child),all except the >second Samuel,who was born in either Rye or Greenland NH,were born at New >Market,Rockingham Co. They were born between the dates of 1683 and 1710. > Thanks > Brian C.Page > pageb@ptd.net > "We are all born insane,some of us just choose not to leave that >state"--Samuel Beckett > "If we weren't a little crazy,we would all go insane"--Dick Marcinko "Navy >Spec Ops Team > Researching: > In Scotland:MacGEOCH,HUNTER,GREEN,MacCREA(CRAE,REA),RYECROFT. All >early to mid > 1800's Kirkudbright,Lochmaben and Dalbeattie > In New York State:WALDRON/WALDROUN,HALSTEAD,MacGREGOR > In Maine: >RANLET/RANLETT/RANDLETT/RUNLET/RUNLETT/RUNDLETT;ROUNDY,BROOKS All late > 1770's to mid 1800's > In Vermont:WEEKS,WELLS,NELSON,MacGREGOR. All late 1700's to mid 1800's > In New Hampshire: MacGREGOR,BROWN,PLACE,BUNTON,OTTERSON,BARKER >early to mid 1700's > In Massachusetts: >FLINT,DAVIS,BARKER,VALENTINE,FORBES,WEEKS,ROUNDY,PLUMB,SAVORY > George B.ZEISET family historian. > > >==== NHROCKIN Mailing List ==== >For RootsWeb Mailing Lists Archives, go to: > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl >Rockingham County GenWeb site: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/1706/ >New Hampshire GenWeb site: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/5275/nh.htm >**************** >

Hi Brian, I am also interested in the Foss' also. Do you have a Josiah Foss in your line you are researching? The Josiah Foss I am looking for was born around mid 1700's and married into the Bartlett family and lived in Thetford, Vt. before moving to Derby, Vt. I believe this Josiah was possibly born in Strafford or Rockingham County, NH. Anything you might have will be greatly appreciated. Regards, Toni Feeney Maine Brian C.Page wrote: > Can anyone tell me about the FOSS family and their origins pre-1700. The > furtherest back my record goes is to Jane FOSS of Greenland,Rockingham > Co.,NH,she married about 1682

Can anyone tell me about the FOSS family and their origins pre-1700. The furtherest back my record goes is to Jane FOSS of Greenland,Rockingham Co.,NH,she married about 1682 at Newmarket,Rockingham Co.,NH Samuel NEAL. They had the following children:Samuel, John,Walter,Jeremiah,Thomas,Joshua,Samuel and Joshua(the two Samuel's most likely occured due to the death of a child),all except the second Samuel,who was born in either Rye or Greenland NH,were born at New Market,Rockingham Co. They were born between the dates of 1683 and 1710. Thanks Brian C.Page pageb@ptd.net "We are all born insane,some of us just choose not to leave that state"--Samuel Beckett "If we weren't a little crazy,we would all go insane"--Dick Marcinko "Navy Spec Ops Team Researching: In Scotland:MacGEOCH,HUNTER,GREEN,MacCREA(CRAE,REA),RYECROFT. All early to mid 1800's Kirkudbright,Lochmaben and Dalbeattie In New York State:WALDRON/WALDROUN,HALSTEAD,MacGREGOR In Maine: RANLET/RANLETT/RANDLETT/RUNLET/RUNLETT/RUNDLETT;ROUNDY,BROOKS All late 1770's to mid 1800's In Vermont:WEEKS,WELLS,NELSON,MacGREGOR. All late 1700's to mid 1800's In New Hampshire: MacGREGOR,BROWN,PLACE,BUNTON,OTTERSON,BARKER early to mid 1700's In Massachusetts: FLINT,DAVIS,BARKER,VALENTINE,FORBES,WEEKS,ROUNDY,PLUMB,SAVORY George B.ZEISET family historian.

Seek lookup for Rhoda DAVIS b.about 1790 Chester,Rockingham Co.,NH married 1808 Joseph PAGE in Haverhill,MA,John was from Haverhill. She had one know brother,James DAVIS Esq,at her 80th birthday celebratin in 1870. Some of her children have DAVIS as a middle name and one has INGERSOLL. Thanks Brian C.Page pageb@ptd.net "We are all born insane,some of us just choose not to leave that state"--Samuel Beckett "If we weren't a little crazy,we would all go insane"--Dick Marcinko "Navy Spec Ops Team Researching: In Scotland:MacGEOCH,HUNTER,GREEN,MacCREA(CRAE,REA),RYECROFT. All early to mid 1800's Kirkudbright,Lochmaben and Dalbeattie In New York State:WALDRON/WALDROUN,HALSTEAD,MacGREGOR In Maine: RANLET/RANLETT/RANDLETT/RUNLET/RUNLETT/RUNDLETT;ROUNDY,BROOKS All late 1770's to mid 1800's In Vermont:WEEKS,WELLS,NELSON,MacGREGOR. All late 1700's to mid 1800's In New Hampshire: MacGREGOR,BROWN,PLACE,BUNTON,OTTERSON,BARKER early to mid 1700's In Massachusetts: FLINT,DAVIS,BARKER,VALENTINE,FORBES,WEEKS,ROUNDY,PLUMB,SAVORY George B.ZEISET family historian.

According to the UNH WEB Page, the following books are available in their special collections listing. Lots of NH founder families! See this and more at http://wwwsc.library.unh.edu/specoll/piscapio.htm#Spec Joanne Shackford Parkes PSC 78 Box 2223 APO AP 96326 kparkes@iname.com FAMILY GENEALOGIES Abbott. ABBOTT, DENISON AND WILLIE FAMILIES OF BISHOP'S STORTFORD, COUNTY HERTS, ENGLAND, EARLY ANCESTORS OF...Reprint from January 1936, number of the N.Y. Genealogical & Biographical Record, contributed by Dr. Spencer Miller Member of NYGBR. Adam. BOOK OF ADAM by Harold King Bowen, 1943. Andrus. AN ANCESTRAL, HISTORICAL, AND GENEALOGICAL RECORD OF THE FAMILY OF ELISHA SHEPARD ANDRUS AND LAVINA (LOCKE) ANDRUS by John Victor Beck, 1963. LOOSELEAF. Shelf Atwater. A GENEALOGICAL REGISTER OF THE DESCENDANTS IN THE MALE LINE OF 39 DAVID ATWATER, One of the original planters of New Haven, Conn., to the sixth generation. Printed by Tuttle, Morehouse and Taylor 1873. Babb. BABB FAMILIES OF NEW ENGLAND AND BEYOND by Jean A. Sargent and Ina Babb Mansur. Laurel, Maryland, 1987. No. 108 of 300 copies. Bamford. Material collected by Jean Mayo-Lakatos about the Bamford genealogy. Berry. THE BERRY'S BY THE BEACH: ONE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE'S FIRST FAMILIES by Sylvia Fitts Getchell, 1980. Berry. DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH BERRY OF ROCKINGHAM COUNTY NEW HAMPSHIRE FOR FOUR GENERATIONS, Books 1-5: Descendants of William Berry and Jane of Strawbery Bank, to and including the fifth generation, by June Berry Kerns, 1992. Blake. DESCENDANTS OF JASPER BLAKE, EMIGRANT FROM ENGLAND TO HAMPTON, N. H., CA. 1643. By Carlton E. Blake. Blake. MY MOTHER: HER FAMILY AND ANCESTRY...PHOEBE MARIA (BLAKE) SAWYER OF KENSINGTON, N.H. by Roland D. Sawyer. Boggs. BOGGS NEWSLETTER. Mrs. Alice C. Grady, editor. Volumes I - III (with gaps). Boswell. THE BOSWELL-BUSWELL-BUZZELL GENEALOGIST. Laird C. Towle. 1970. Bowen. AMERICAN ANCESTORS OF BARBARA EVELYN BOWEN. Compiled and published by Harold King Bowen, 1944. Boyd. BOYD FAMILY by Scott Lee Boyd, 1935. Britton. A SHORT HISTORY OF THE BRITTON FAMILY IN AMERICA by Maynard H. Mires, 1976. Brown-Duncan Genealogy. As compiled by Hazel Standeven, 1981. Typescript. Bryant. FROM AB TO Z: A GENEALOGY by Margaret Garrett, 1975. Shelf Butler. THE FAMILY OF REV. JOHN BUTLER by Charles Boudoin Fillebrour, 40 1908. HANDWRITTEN NOTEBOOK. Byram. BYRAMS IN AMERICA (second edition) by John Arnold Byram, 1996. Cass. EIGHT PATRIOTS OF RICHMOND, N.H. AND CERTAIN OF THEIR DESCENDANTS. Compiled by George Fillian. Chase. CHASE FAMILY OF YARMOUTH, 1913. Chase. LAMSON'S CHASE GENEALOGY. LOOSELEAF. Chase. SEVEN GENERATIONS OF THE DESCENDANTS OF AQUILA AND THOMAS CHASE by John Carroll Chase and George Walter Chamberlain, 1928. Clark. EDWARD CLARK GENEALOGY 1676-1988 by Walter Burges Smith II, C.G., 1988. Clark. Clark, Everett Rankin: WESTWARD HO! FROM MASSACHUSETTS BAY TO OKLAHOMA SHORT GRASS COUNTRY. Includes Ayers, Clarks, Baldwins, Rogers, Reeds, Stacys, Richardsons, Chases, Sanborns, Dows, and 54 others, 1979.Shelf Clark. Supplement to above. Typescript.40 Clark[e]. DESCENDANTS OF NATHANIEL CLARKE AND HIS WIFE ELIZABETH SOMERBY OF NEWBURY, MASS...1642-1902, by George Kuhn Clarke, 1902. TWO EDITIONS. Clark. GENEALOGY OF TIMOTHY CLARK AND HIS WIFE. As recorded by his grandson Edward L. Clark, Sr. Cleeve. GEORGE CLEEVE FAMILY REGISTRY by Alice Mitchell Branson et al. Looseleaf. June 1983. Clements. CLEMENTS FAMILY OF DOVER, N.H. by John Scales, 1923. Clements. ROBERT CLEMENTS OF HAVERHILL, MASS. AND SOME OF HIS DESCENDANTS by A.W. Greeley, 1911. Cole. THE DESCENDANTS OF JOHN COLE, SR. OF OLD KITTERY, MAINE, WITH ALLIED FAMILIES. March 1981. Cordier-Ham. CORDIER-HAM AND RELATED FAMILIES by Mildred May Cordier, June 1975 & Volume II, 1987. Cowne. THE VIRGINIA COWNE FAMILY: FROM ITS ORIGIN IN THE ISLE OF MAN TO ENGLAND AND AMERICA by Jonathan A. Cowne and Janna L. Cowne, l981. Looseleaf. Cursonwhit. THE DESCENDANTS OF CORNIELUS CURSONWHIT OF DOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE; Vols. 1 & 2. Edited and Compiled by Douglas Herman Colson and Stanton Darnbrook Colson. Dam. WILLIAM DAM OF DOVER, N.H. AND SOME OF HIS DESCENDANTS by Albert Edward Dame, 1938. 3 copies. Dam. LAMSON'S DAM GENEALOGY. Looseleaf. Darby-Derby. JOHN DARBY OF MARBLEHEAD, MASS. AND HIS DESCENDANTS by Samuel Carroll Derby. Davis. THE ANCESTRY OF ..... by Walter Goodwin Davis. Reprint. Davis, Nicholas. 1753-1832, of Limington, Maine. Haley, Charity. 1755-1800, wife of Maj. Nicholas Davis. Harmon, Lydia, 1755-1836, wife of Joseph Waterhouse. Harris, Bethia. 1748-1833, wife of Dudley Wildes. Hildreth, Sarah, 1773-1857, wife of Annis Spear. Johnson, Sarah. 1775-1824, wife of Joseph Neal. Lunt, Abel. 1769-1806, of Newbury, Mass. Miller, Sarah. 1755-1840, wife of Lieut. Amos Towne. Neal, Joseph. 1769-c.1835, of Litchfield, Maine. Patten, James. 1747?-1817 of Arundel. Spear, Annis, 1775-1858, of Litchfield, Maine. Shelf Stone, Sarah. Wife of James Patten.40 Tilton, Phoebe. 1775-1847, wife of Capt. Abel Lunt. Towne, Lieut. Amos. 1737-1793, of Arundel. Waterhouse, Joseph. 1754-1837, of Standish, Maine. Wildes, Dudley. 1759-1820, of Topsfield. Shelf Dow. THE BOOK OF DOW: GENEALOGICAL MEMOIRS by Robert Piercy Dow, 1929. 41 Drake. THE DRAKE FAMILY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE by Alice Smith Thompson, 1962. Drummond. DESCENDANTS OF ALEXANDER DRUMMOND OF GEORGETOWN, MAINE by Josiah Hayden Drummond, 1942. Dyer. MARJORIE HESTER DYER: HER ANCESTORS, DESCENDANTS, AND THIRTY-SEVEN ALLIED FAMILIES by Edwin H. Brown, comp., 1986. Eaton. One notebook and numerous pages of manuscript, all notes on the Eaton family. HANDWRITTEN. Edgerly. DESCENDANTS OF DAVID AND DOROTHY HOYT EDGERLY by Edwin L. Edgerly, 1936. Manuscript. Looseleaf. Edgerly. WHO BEGAT ME. PEDIGREE OF EDWIN L. EDGERLY, Esquire of New York City, 1927. Manuscript. Elliott. ELLIOTT FAMILY QUARTERLY. Volume 1 no. 1 (March 1985). Fall. PISCATAQUA PIONEERS ANCESTORS OF KATHARINE AUGUSTA FALL OF TYNGSBORO, MASS. Wife of Carl Adams Richmond. Manuscript. Looseleaf. Fernald. THE ANCESTORS OF DANA LEWIS FERNALD 1918- AND EVELYN MARGARET (ABERNATHY) FERNALD 1923- by Dana L. Fernald, 1989. Fitts. FITTS FAMILIES (FITTS-FITZ-FITTZ). A GENEALOGY by Sylvia Fitts Getchell, 1989. Fitts. GENEALOGY OF THE FITTS OR FITZ FAMILY IN AMERICA by James Hill Fitts. Reprint. 1970. Flanders. DESCENDANTS OF STEPHEN FLANDERS by Ellery Kirke Taylor, 1932. Folsom. GENEALOGY OF THE FOLSOM FAMILY, 1638-1838, by Elizabeth Knowles Folsom, 1938. 2 volumes. Fowler. THE FOWLER FAMILY: A GENEALOGICAL MEMOIR by Matthew Adams Stickney, 1969 reprint of 1883. Fox. ADAM AND EVE GENEALOGY: ANCESTORS OF VERA JOYCE FOX KVAMME. 2 volumes. Looseleaf & Manuscript of same. Gage. JOHN GAGE OF IPSWICH, HIS ENGLISH ANCESTRY, AND SOME AMERICAN DESCENDANTS by Duane Marshall Gage, 1983. Glidden. AN ACCOUNT OF SOME OF THE DESCENDANTS OF DAVID GLIDDEN OF RAYMOND, NEW HAMPSHIRE AND LYONS, NEW YORK TRACING HIS DESCENT FROM THE IMMIGRANT, CHARLES GLIDDEN OF PORTSMOUTH AND EXETER, NEW HAMPSHIRE; WITH RELATED FAMILIES BEDWELL, BONNELL, BRADBURY, COOK, COX, PERKINS, PRESCOTT, TRUE, AND OTHERS by Marjorie Cook Gibbs, 1992. Goodwin. THE ANCESTRY OF ELISHA GOODWIN OF SIXTH GENERATION OF GOODWIN FAMILY OF KITTERY, YORK COUNTY, MAINE AND HIS DESCENDANTS by Elmer E. Doe. Shelf Goold. GEORGE THOMAS GOOLD OF ATHENS, OHIO 1825-1895: HIS DESCENDANTS 41 AND MANY ANCESTORS by George G. Walker, 1990. Gove. TENTH GENERATION YANKEE FROM MAINE by Nettie Gove Nicholson. Includes Carr, Chase, Cole, Curtis, Gove, Haynes, Herrin, Hough, Huff, Merriman, Taylor, Tibbetts, Whitaker, 1971. Gove. GOVE BOOK by William Henry Gove, 1922. Shelf Haley. THOMAS HALEY OF WINTER HARBOR AND HIS DESCENDANTS by W. G. Davis 42 and A. Haley. with Index. Haley. See Davis. Hamilton. The Hamiltons of Waterborough York County, Maine, their Ancestors and Descendants, by Samuel King, 1986. Hanson. Hanson Family Association. Annual Reunion. Program. 1913-1937. Third through twenty-seventh reunions, with gaps. Hanson. Hanson Family Assn. Notebook containing handwritten notes on the beginning of the Association and the reunions which followed, first through twenty-fifth with a list of the members in back. Hanson Family Assn. Reunion 26. Notebook. August, 1936 with handwritten notes on back. Hanson Family Assn. Looseleaf notebook containing material pertaining to the organization of the association as a corporation duly existing by law. Includes correspondence, clippings, reunion programs and other memorabilia. Shelf Hanson Family Assn. Notebook, Legal Size, containing loose pages of 54 pencilled notes, a typed copy of the by-laws, and on its pages, lists of members signatures from the thirteenth reunion to the twenty-fourth, and the thirty-first. Shelf Hanson Family Assn. Seal [metal].53 Shelf Hanson Family Assn. Songster. Hanson Reunion, August 1922.42 Harmon. ANCESTRY OF LYDIA HARMON 1755-1836 by Walter Goodwin Davis, 1924. Also reprint under DAVIS. Harris. See Davis. Harvey. HARVEY (Historical and Biographical Sketch) by Mrs. Russell K. Allen, 1990. Hawkes. ADAM HAWKES OF SAUGUS, MASSACHUSETTS, 1605-1672. THE FIRST SIX GENERATIONS IN AMERICA. Compiled by Ethel Farrington Smith. Hawkes. HAWKES TALKS. Genealogical Bulletin of the Adams Hawkes Family Association, Inc. Vol. XX April 1988. Hayes. JOHN HAYES OF DOVER, N.H. by Katherine F. Richmond, 1936. 2 volumes. Heard. JOHN HEARD OF DOVER by W. B. Hurd. October 1983. Typescript. Hesselink from Wentworth. THE DESCENT OF JANICE CONKLIN HESSELINK FROM ELDER WILLIAM WENTWORTH. [1985]Shelf Hildreth. See Davis.42 Hill. VALENTINE HILL GENEALOGY. In binder. Typescript. Hilton. THE NAME AND FAMILY OF HILTON by Media Research Bureau, n.d. Hinkley. HINKLEYS OF MAINE. THE ANCESTRY (BOTH IN MASSACHUSETTS AND IN ENGLAND) OF SAMUEL HINKLEY OF BRUNSWICK, MAINE. By Marlene Alma Hinkley Groves, 1993. Holway. HOLWAY-RICH HERITAGE: A HISTORY AND GENEALOGY OF TWO CAPE COD FAMILIES by Richard Thomas Holway, 1988. Holway. SUPPLEMENT AND INDEX TO HOLWAY-RICH HERITAGE. 1992. Hooper. HOOPER GENEALOGY by Charles Henry Pope and Thomas Hooper, 1908. Horton. THOMAS HORTON OF MILTON AND REHOBOTH, MASSACHUSETTS by Margaret R. Jenks and Frank C. Seymour. 2 volumes. Hovey. THE HOVEY BOOK. Reprint of 1913, 1988. Hovey. SUPPLEMENT TO THE HOVEY BOOK: THE DESCENDANTS OF WILLIAM AND LYDIA (RICHARDSON) HOVEY, 1797-1978 by Marguerite Hovey Bemis. Howland. JOHN HOWLAND OF THE MAYFLOWER VOL.1 by Elizabeth Pearson White, 1990. Hoyt. A GENLOGICAL HISTORY OF HOYT, HAIGHT, AND HIGHT FAMILIES by David Hoyt, 1984. Hubbard. A HUBBARD FAMILY OF MAINE. Compiled by Margaret H. Holmes, 1997. Hull. THE DESCENDANTS OF REV. JOSEPH HULL by Charles H. Weynant, 1912. Typescript. Hunt. ROOTS AND BRANCHES OF THE HUNT-FIFIELD-BAILEY FAMILY, 1980. Shelf Hutchins, John. DESCENDANTS OF JOHN HUTCHINS OF NEWBURY AND HAVERHILL, 43 MASSACHUSETTS by Edwin Colby Byam and Jack Randolph Hutchins, 1975. Isaac. THE ANCESTRY OF MARY ISAAC c. 1549-1613 WIFE OF THOMAS APPLETON OF LITTLE WALDINGFIELD, CO.SUFFOLK AND MOTHER OF SAMUEL APPLETON OF IPSWICH, MASSACHUSETTS by Walter Goodwin Davis, 1955. Jewell, Bradbury. See Biography Section. Jewell. THE JEWELL REGISTER CONTAINING A LIST OF THE DESCENDANTS OF THOMAS JEWELL OF BRAINTREE, NEAR BOSTON, MASS. by Pliny Jewell and Rev. Joel Jewell, 1860. Johnson. ANCESTORS OF ROGERS BRUCE JOHNSON, FROM IMMIGRATION TO THE PRESENT TIMES: 1620 TO 1996. VOLUME I: FIRST FIVE GENERATIONS--1800 TO 1996 by Rogers Bruce Johnson. Edited by Erika Eastman, Wynn Goodchild, Eileen Johnson and Margery Johnson. See also Davis. Kenerson. ANCESTORS AND DESCENDANTS OF WOODBURY KENERSON, 1822-1913 OF MARLBORO, MASS. ONE LINE OF DESCENT FROM JOHN KENERSON, ca 1625- 1677 OF DOVER, N.H. by Hazel E. Kenerson Lafler, 1977. Kennison. PART IV. DESCENDANTS OF CHARLES KENNISON, 1824-1910. Ed. by Hazel Kenerson Lafler, 1979. Shelf Kenworthy. KENWORTHYS MARRY by H. Louise White Thiessen, 1990.43 Kilpatrick. KILPATRICK FAMILY by Marian Douglas Kilpatrick, 1930. Kimball Family Association. Newsletter. Also CONNECTIONS. January 1977- July 1987. With gaps. Kuhn. JACOB KUHN AND HIS DESCENDANTS by George Kuhn Clarke, 1897. Lamson. ALBERT H. LAMSON NOTEBOOKS: Brookings, Chase, Johnson, Lamson, Langley, Moses, Moulton, Perkins, Pickering, Reading, Rowland, Sleeper, Stratton, Sweet, Walford, Wyman are a few of the families mentioned. Lamson. Lamson's Correspondence and Genealogy. Alphabetical A-E. Looseleaf. Lamson. Lamson's Correspondence and Genealogy. Alphabetical E-Y. Looseleaf. Lamson. DESCENDANTS OF WILLIAM LAMSON OF IPSWICH, MASS. 1634-1917, by William J. Lamson. Lang. GENEALOGY OF THE FIRST FIVE GENERATIONS IN AMERICA OF THE LANG FAMILY by Howard Parker Moore, 1935. 2 copies. Langley. LANGLEY FAMILY. FILE OF PAPERS OF ALBERT LAMSON. Shelf Leavitt. LEAVITTS OF AMERICA by Mathilda Celia Giauque Steed.44 Lechford. NOTE-BOOK KEPT BY THOMAS LECHFORD, ESQ. 1638-1641. Edited by Edward Everett Hale, Jr., 1988. Leighton. GENEALOGICAL SKETCH OF A DOVER, N.H. BRANCH OF THE LEIGHTON FAMILY by Walter L. Leighton, 1940. Leighton. LINEAGE OF REUBEN LEIGHTON by Martha E. Leighton (Mrs. Robert Tracy), 1959. Looseleaf. Levet. THOMAS LEVET OF EXETER AND HAMPTON by Victor C. Sanborn, 1913. Locke. HISTORY AND GENEALOGY OF CAPT. JOHN LOCKE, 1627-1696. PORTSMOUTH AND RYE, N.H. by Arthur H.Locke n.d. Locke. LOCKE GENEALOGY. Supplement Volume I by Donald P. Hayes, 1979. Lunt. See Davis. Marden. MARDEN FAMILY GENEALOGY by Sylvia Fitts Getchell, 1974. Meader. JOHN MEADER OF PISCATAQUA: HIS ANCESTORS AND DESCENDANTS. Compiled by Granville Meader. 4 vols. Meigs. OUR MEIGS AND SMITH ANCESTORS. Including the Clarke, Clifford, Eldredge, Fellows, House, MacMillan, Mann, Remington, Rice, Robinson, Scadgel, Skillings, and Thing families. Peter Sanford Meigs and Deborah Smith Meigs. Danville, NH: The authors, 1995. Merrill. A MERRILL MEMORIAL. AN ACCOUNT OF THE DESCENDANTS OF NATHANIAL MERRILL, AN EARLY SETTLER OF NEWBURY, MASSACHUSETTS. VOL. 1-2 by Samuel Merrill, 1917-28. Miller. See Davis. Morse. MORSE GENEALOGY - SECTION TWO by J. Howard Morse and Miss Emily W. Leavitt, 1905. NO INDEX. Shelf Morton. GEORGE MORTON OF PLYMOUTH COLONY AND SOME OF HIS DESCENDANTS by 44 John K. Allen, 1908. Munro. MUNRO FAMILY: DESCENDANTS OF ALEXANDER BISSET MUNRO OF BRISTOL, MAINE by Ronald G. Munro, 1989. Munsey. MUNSEY-HOPKINS GENEALOGY by D.O.S. Lowell, 1920. Munsey. A MUNSEY-WOOD GENEALOGY by Mildred Wood Munsey. Murdock. MURDOCK GENEALOGY. ROBERT MURDOCK OF ROXBURY, MASSACHUSETTS AND SOME OF HIS DESCENDANTS compiled by Joseph B. Murdock. Murphy. LOOKING UP MY FAMILY TREE by Philip J. Murphy. Looseleaf. Neal. NEAL RECORD. Descendants of John Neal of Salem, Mass., by Theodore Augustus Neal, 1856. 3 copies. Neal. See Davis. Norris. THE ANCESTRY OF MOSES LEAVITT AND LYDIA ANN JOY NORRIS. Compiled by H. W. Norris, 1916. Looseleaf. Nutter. Genealogical Newsletter plus Appendix, Jan. 1987-June 1990. Odiorne. GENEALOGY OF THE ODIORNE FAMILY IN AMERICA, Revised in 1966 by David Walter Odiorne, 1967. Page. DESCENDANTS OF JOHN PAGE (1614 - 1687) OF HINGHAM AND HAVERHILL, MASSACHUSETTS, TOGETHER WITH GENEALOGICAL RECORDS OF CERTAIN BRANCHES OF THE MEAD, JEFFERS, AND HUNKINS FAMILIES by Theda Page Brigham. Haverhill Historical Society, 1972. Page. APPENDIX TO DESCENDANTS OF JOHN PAGE ...., 1979. Palmer. BERTHA BRUCE PALMER. ANCESTORS. 1914. Palmer. Palmer Families in America Vol.2 William Palmer of Plymouth and Duxbury, Mass. Compiled and arranged by Hon. Horace Wilbur Palmer, Ph.B., LL.B,Edited by Richard N. Palmer and Eunice (Wood) Palmer. Shelf Parcher. ELIAS PARCHER AND SOME OF HIS DESCENDANTS by Elizabeth Parcher 45 Walker. March 23, 1987. Parrish. PARRISH FAMILY by Scott Lee Boyd, 1935. Patten. PATTEN FAMILIES by Howard Parker Moore, 1939. Patten. See Davis. Peavey. Pevey. PEAVEY (PEVEY) FAMILY by Leroy D. Peavey, July, 1978. Gift of Mrs. Henry Hunt. Looseleaf. Perry. OUR PERRY FAMILY IN MAINE by Rev. Charles Nelson Sinneth, 1911. Pettingell. A PETTINGELL GENEALOGY NOTES CONCERNING THOSE OF THE NAME. Compiled by the late John Mason Pettingell, 1906. Peverly. PEVERLY FAMILY: THOMAS PEVERLY OF PORTSMOUTH, N.H., 1623-1670, by Henry Winthrop Hardon, 1927. Shelf Phillips. PHILLIPS FAMILY NEWS, Issue 7, Deceber 1993.45 Phillips. THE THOMAS PHILLIPS FAMILY by Mabel Phillips Baker, 1981. Porter. PORTER PEDIGREE..DESCENDANTS OF SAMUEL AND MARTHA (PERLEY) PORTER OF CHESTER, N.H. by Miss Juliet Porter, 1907. Prescott. THE PRESCOTT STORY by Ray Brighton. [See Portsmouth.] Prescott. DESCENT OF LEONE BRADLEY PRESCOTT FROM JAMES PRESCOTT. Prepared by Col. Leonard H. Smith, Jr., 1982. And photocopy of same. Prescott. DESCENT OF LEONE BRADLEY PRESCOTT FROM JOHN SANBORN, Prepared by Col. L. H. Smith, Jr., 1982. Photocopy. Rich. See Holway. Roberts. ROBERTS' FAMILY RECORDS. Russell. RUSSELL ROOTS AND BRANCHES by Marjorie M. Russell. Ryesdales (Riddell, Riddle, Ridlon, Ridley) HISTORY OF THE ANCIENT RYEDALES by G.T.Ridlon, 1884. Sabin. THE DESCENDANTS OF WILLIAM SABIN OF REHOBOTH, MASSACHUSETTS, Compiled by Gordan Alan Morris, Thomas J. and Dixie Prittie. Salter. JOHN SALTER, MARINER by William Tibbits Salter, 1900. Samborne. GENEALOGY OF THE FAMILY OF SAMBORNE OR SANBORN IN ENGLAND AND AMERICA, 1194-1898, by V.C. Sanborn, 1899. Sawyer. FOUR GENERATIONS OF THE DESCENDANTS OF WILLIAM SAWYER OF NEWBURY MASSACHUSETTS, IN 1644. Researched, Compiled, and Edited by Noreen C.Pramberg, 1992. Schwarztrauber. SCHWARZTRAUBER, STEWART & RELATED FAMILIES by Sayre Archie Schwarztrauber, 1995. Scruton. THE MICHAEL WILLIAM SCRUTON FAMILY by Alice Scruton Berube, 1965. Seavy. THOMAS SEAVY AND ROBERT IRWIN; THEIR DESCENDANTS AND CONNECTING LINES by Crockett Allen Harrison. Signed. Shapleigh. ALEXANDER SHAPLEIGH OF KITTERY, MAINE AND SOME OF HIS DESCENDANTS by Ralph Sylvester Bartlett, 1942. Shapleigh. THE LEBANON HOMESTEAD: REMINISCENCES OF THE SHAPLEIGH FAMILY by James Bartlett Shapleigh, 1939. Shaw. SHAW RECORDS. A MEMORIAL OF ROGER SHAW, 1594-1661 by Harriette F. Farwell, 1904. Shepherd. A BRIEF HISTORY OF JULIUS AND JOHN MOONEY SHEPHERD by Katherine Stone Moore, compiler 1973. Looseleaf. Shillaber. A FAMILY SOUVENIR. 1871. Shillaber. THE FAMILY HISTORY OF JOHN J. SHILLABER 1680-1991 by Elizabeth s. Coleman, 1991. Smith. REPORT OF THE ASSOCIATION OF DESCENDANTS OF RALPH SMITH OF HINGHAM AND EASTHAM, MASS. 1937, 1938, 1939, and 1945. Smith. See Meigs. Spear. See Davis. Shelf Spencer. THE SPENCERS, THE OLDEST FAMILY IN BERWICK, MAINE by Sylvester 45 Burnham. Manuscript. Stager. A FAMILY ODYSSEY: ANCESTORS AND DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH HARRISON AND ADA BELLE (MARSH) STAGER by Helen A. and Evelyn M. Stager, 1983. Shelf Staples. GENEALOGICAL DATA REGARDING PETER STAPLES OF ELIOT MAINE AND 46 SOME OF HIS DESCENDANTS by Elsie Staples Hadley. Starbuck. OUR FAMILY'S STARBUCK ANCESTRY by George Edward McConnell and David Ross McConnell, 1963. Stearns. MEMORANDA OF THE STEARNS FAMILY, including records of many of the descendants, by Willard E.Stearns, 1901. Sterry. THE STERRY FAMILY by W.B. Smith, 1973. Stewart. HISTORY OF THE STEWART OR STUART FAMILY by Henry Lee, 1970. Reprint of 1920. Stimpson. GENEALOGY OF THE STIMPSON FAMILY OF CHARLESTOWN, MASS. by Charles Collyer Whittier, 1907. Stone. See Davis. Stubbs. THE DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD STUBBS, 1619-1677, OF HULL, MASS. COMPILED FROM 1962 TO 1983 by Marjorie Anne Stubbs Heaney. Swett. SWETT GENEALOGY, DESCENDANTS OF JOHN SWETT OF NEWBURY, MASS. by Everett S. Stackpole, n.d. Taylor. FAMILY HISTORY, ANTHONY TAYLOR OF HAMPTON, N.H. 1635-1935 by Harold Murdock Taylor. Taylor. FAMILY RECORDS by J. Mongomery Seaver. Assisted by Mildred E. Shumaker. Thorne. EIGHT GENERATIONS FROM WILLIAM THORNE OF DORSETSHIRE, ENGLAND AND LYNN, MASS. by Joseph Middleton and Alan McLean Taylor, 1913. Tilton. See Davis. Towne. See Davis. Tracy. TRACY FAMILY - PART ONE; WINSLOW FAMILY - PART TWO, by Scott Lee Boyd, 1933. Tuttle. JOURNAL OF JAMES TUTTLE, BARRINGTON, N.H. (NOW STRAFFORD). Looseleaf. Urann. URANN FAMILY OF NEW ENGLAND by Charles Collyer Whittier, 1910. Walker. INTRODUCTORY, THE FIRST ANGLO- AMERICAN MALE ANCESTOR OF THE WOBURN(MASS.) WALKERS. Warren. ADRIEL WARREN OF BERWICK, MAINE by Vanetta Hosford Warren, 1964. Washington, Gen. George. NORWEGIAN FOREFATHERS OF GENERAL GEORGE WASHINGTON. Compiled by Carl M. Ringen Gunderson for Mrs. J.P. (Vera) Kvamme, 1981. Photocopy, Looseleaf. Waterhouse. See Davis. Shelf Weeks. LEONARD WEEKS OF GREENLAND, N.H. AND DESCENDANTS, 1639-1888 by 46 Rev. Jacob Chapman, 1889. Weeks. LEONARD WEEKS AND DESCENDANTS IN AMERICA. June 29, 1987 letter. Weeks. LEONARD WEEKS OF PORTSMOUTH AND SOME OF HIS DESCENDANTS by Rev. Jacob Chapman. Weeks. WEEKS FAMILY: AS WE HAVE FOUND IT by Carol D. Anderson and Susan J. Weeks, 1990. Weeks. THE WEEKS FAMILY OF SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY by Elmer Garfield Van Name, 1967. Weeks. WEEKS OF NEW HAMPSHIRE, 1656-1929 by Lyman Horace Weeks, 1929. 2 volumes, looseleaf. Welch. DESCENDANTS OF JAMES WELCH. SOLDIER IN KING PHILLIP'S WAR, 1675-1676, by Charles B. Welch, 1943. Wentworth. WENTWORTH GENEALOGY: ENGLISH AND AMERICAN, 1878. 3 Volumes. Whipple. ADDITIONS TO THE GENEALOGY OF THE WHIPPLE FAMILY OF IPSWICH by Charles H. Preston. Whittier. NOTES ON THE ENGLISH ANCESTRY OF THE WHITTIER AND ROLVE FAMILIES OF NEW ENGLAND, 1912. Wildes. See Davis.

Seeking information on Rhoda DAVIS b.1790 in Chester NH. She married a Joseph PAGE in Haverhill,Essex Co.,MA in 1808.The puzzle is this;she is listed as GRIFFIN some places and DAVIS in others;some of her children have DAVIS as a middle name,none have GRIFFIN; there is one child with INGERSOLL as a middle name; her ONLY brother,James DAVIS,Esq. is listed as a guest at her eightieth birthday party; a great nephew Fred DAVIS MacGREGOR was also a guest at this party. Rhoda died at the advanced age of 92 in Ayer's Village, Haverhill,Essex Co.,MA. Brian C.Page pageb@ptd.net "We are all born insane,some of us just choose not to leave that state"--Samuel Beckett "If we weren't a little crazy,we would all go insane"--Dick Marcinko "Navy Spec Ops Team Researching: In Scotland:MacGEOCH,HUNTER,GREEN,MacCREA(CRAE,REA),RYECROFT. All early to mid 1800's Kirkudbright,Lochmaben and Dalbeattie In New York State:WALDRON/WALDROUN,HALSTEAD,MacGREGOR In Maine: RANLET/RANLETT/RANDLETT/RUNLET/RUNLETT/RUNDLETT;ROUNDY,BROOKS All late 1770's to mid 1800's In Vermont:WEEKS,WELLS,NELSON,MacGREGOR. All late 1700's to mid 1800's In New Hampshire: MacGREGOR,BROWN,PLACE,BUNTON,OTTERSON,BARKER early to mid 1700's In Massachusetts: FLINT,DAVIS,BARKER,VALENTINE,FORBES,WEEKS,ROUNDY,PLUMB,SAVORY George B.ZEISET family historian.

Hi: A labor of love is almost complete. All the MARSTONs of The Marston Genealogy who descend from Captain William MARSTON, Sr., plus descendants of all of his County Norfolk (England) cousins have now been uploaded in gedcom format to the "Marston Room" of Marston Manor. William's ancestors are taken back to 1435. All have been cross-referenced, corrected, and updated from such sources as "Marston English Ancestry," "Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire," "The Drake Family of New Hampshire," Dow's "History of Hampton," Pierce's "Batchelder, Batcheller Genealogy," and articles from "The New Hampshire Genealogical Record," and others. Only descendants of John "The Mariner" of Salem, Mass., and the miscellaneuos MARSTONs in TMG remain to be added. I hope to complete the remainder of the project before Thanksgiving or by the end of November at the latest. -- Dick Marston, Marston Manor: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/1638/