Pleae contact me if you can provide ANY further information regarding the following family. Thanks in advance for your help! Descendants of John Crowley 1 John Crowley b: June 1870 in Ireland <Immigrated 1892, Na> d: 30 November 1934 in Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH . +Mary J. McCarthy b: March 1874 in Ireland <Immigrated 1888, NR> m: 09 November 1899 in Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH d: 20 February 1914 in Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH .. 2 Theresa Joanna Crowley b: 13 October 1900 in Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH d: 12 September 1983 in Yucaipa, San Bernardino, CA ...... +Frank LeRoy Grant b: 03 August 1903 in Dover, Strafford, NH>Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH m: 22 September 1925 in Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH d: 21 June 1980 in Long Beach, Los Angeles, CA .. 2 Helen "Ellen" Crowley b: 1908 in Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH d: 1910 in Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH .. 2 Michael Crowley b: 13 January 1904 in Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH>Newmarket, Merrimack, NH by 1934 d: 1939 in ??? .. 2 John J. Crowley b: 1905 in Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH d: 1945 in Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH ...... +Harriet O'Neil b: 1904 d: 1985 in Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH .. 2 Mary E. Crowley b: Abt. 1907 in Portsmouth, Rockingham, NH>Vallejo, California ...... +_____ Hendricks b: in of San Diego, California Christine Pettit California

-- [ From: Kathi Judkins Abendroth * EMC.Ver #2.5.3 ] -- Litchfield, NH was incorporated in 1729 and Francestown, NH incorporated in 1772. They are both in Hillsborough county. Litchfield is on the E side of the Merrimack River opposite the town of Merrimack, on the E is Londonderry & Nottingham West. Francestown has Deering on the N, on the E is New Boston, on the S is Lyndeborough & Greenfield and on the W is Greenfield. One of my books says Litchfield was incorporated in 1729 the other book says 1749. Hope this helps. Kathi.... -- Kathi Judkins Abendroth Judkins Family Association Visit our homepage at http://users.aol.com/judkinsfa/judkins.htm

Barbara, Litchfield, NH , Hillsborough Co, is small fertile township on the E. bank of Merrimack river. It is 8 miles E. from Amherst, and 30 S. by E. from Concord. This town has an excellent soil. There are two ferries, Thornton's, near the meeting house, on the post road from Amherst to Portsmouth; and Read's, 3 miles above. Litchfield was taken from Dunstable in 1734. It was originally known by the Indian name of Natticott, and by the English one of Brenton's Farm. The settlement commenced about 1720. Population in 1830, 505. This is from New England Gaetteer 1839 I will do the other town later today. Hope this helps some. Theresa

Hello, ���� Could someone please tell me where the towns of Litchfield and Francetown NH were/are?� Robert Richardson, born 2 Oct 1693 in Chelmsford MA, married Deborah Parish.� Deborah was born in Litchfield NH, the daughter of Robert Parish of Litchfield.� Robert and Deborah had a son, Zachariah, who was born in Litchfield about 1736; he married Sarah Barnes who was born in Litchfield.� Zachariah and Sarah had a son, Thomas Stoddard Richardson, who was born 20 Sep 1780 in Francetown NH.�� ���� Thanks for any help! ���� Barbara

Cynthia Abbott wrote: > Fellow Genealogist: > I just received the brand new " Journal of Notable Women Ancestors" > copy in the mail today--and it is just fascinating read ! It is put > out by "Sam"Casey who has a web site > called "Notable Women Ancestors". ( my Elizabeth Jackson Howe is also > on the witchcraft page) > Go to the url below and ask for the first issue which is "on the > house". Just to give you a brief rundown of the Journal: > 1.There is a full length story on Anne (Marbury)Hutchinson who gave > Gov. John Winthrop(of the Puritans) a good fight in 1637-1638 in regards > to the Church VS the State--140 years before the American Revolution ! > Written by "Sam",Anne's 10th great grandaughter. > 2. Grandma's Trunk: articles on things you may find in an old trunk > 3. stories : Colonial Women's Rights--this will make your jaw drop > ! > 4. Autobiography: Dorothy Case Blechschmidt,MD--about a woman who > became a doctor at the turn of the century aand the difficulties she had > as well as successes. > 5. Readers can send in a story of a woman ancestor(s): H.Bowers wrote > about her second great grandparents in Oregon . H.Bowers is a > genealogist and has her own website: > 6. Would you wear a pair of shoes made in 1417 in London ? 6 brides > did! > 7. articles of interest to genealogist: in this issue " what 's in a > name" ? list of female names and common nicknames that throw researchers > off > > Enough said--check it out . > http://www.rootsweb.com/~nwa/news.html > There's an order form for the first free issue and if you like it, it's > $16.00 a year. > > Cynthia > > ==== 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 > ****************

Fellow Genealogist: I just received the brand new " Journal of Notable Women Ancestors" copy in the mail today--and it is just fascinating read ! It is put out by "Sam"Casey who has a web site called "Notable Women Ancestors". ( my Elizabeth Jackson Howe is also on the witchcraft page) Go to the url below and ask for the first issue which is "on the house". Just to give you a brief rundown of the Journal: 1.There is a full length story on Anne (Marbury)Hutchinson who gave Gov. John Winthrop(of the Puritans) a good fight in 1637-1638 in regards to the Church VS the State--140 years before the American Revolution ! Written by "Sam",Anne's 10th great grandaughter. 2. Grandma's Trunk: articles on things you may find in an old trunk 3. stories : Colonial Women's Rights--this will make your jaw drop ! 4. Autobiography: Dorothy Case Blechschmidt,MD--about a woman who became a doctor at the turn of the century aand the difficulties she had as well as successes. 5. Readers can send in a story of a woman ancestor(s): H.Bowers wrote about her second great grandparents in Oregon . H.Bowers is a genealogist and has her own website: 6. Would you wear a pair of shoes made in 1417 in London ? 6 brides did! 7. articles of interest to genealogist: in this issue " what 's in a name" ? list of female names and common nicknames that throw researchers off Enough said--check it out . http:// www.rootsweb.com/~nwa/news.html There's an order form for the first free issue and if you like it, it's $16.00 a year. Cynthia

Friends, For those that might be connected to or researching these two families, there are these shipping news reports of the year 1828: The March 20th edition of the Baltimore Patriot & Mercantile Advertiser report the astonishingly bad luck of the Barque PHILLIPPA, spoke at the Port of Baltimore that 10 days out from New York (Mar.2), experienced severe cold, sails & rigging caked with ice...In the act of taking in the foretopmast-galiant sail, John LEWIS, a Dutchman, had a very bad fall from the rigging and died on the 13th. On the same vessel, David SCOTIA,"a native of Portsmouth, NH," also died of extreme cold on March 9th, and on their "departure from Cape Henry (exact day not specified) "John MARSHALL, belonging to Portsmouth, N.H., fell from the foretop across the rail and overboard, and was seen no more." Bob Jackson Hampton, NH ---

Dear Friends, Looking for information on Elias PARCHER who died in Dover, NH... Where did he come from? Who were his parents? Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Caroline 1. ELIAS1 PARCHER died in Dover, New Hampshire. He married GRACE ALLARD August 12, 1708 (Source: "Genealogocal Dictionary Of Maine and New Hampshire" by Sybil Noyes, Charles Thornton Libby, and Walter Goodwin Davis.), daughter of JAMES ALLARD and ONER. Notes for ELIAS PARCHER: GDMNH, Noyes, Libby and Davis, page 527 Elias Parcher, soldier at Gerrish garrison, Dover, 6 Feb. - 9 March 1696. taxed Greenland, 1698. He m. 12 Aug. 1708 Grace Allard, who o.c. (owned covenant) and bp. in Greenland Church in 1717 with children: GEORGE (Scarboro 1741) and DEBORAH (m. Edmund Webber). In 1725 ELIAS, ELIZABETH and SARAH (Hampton 1741) were bp. in Greeenland. His was an added name on the Grafford Lane (no. side) tax list, 1725.

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To the List Much to my regret, heavy work commitments during the next two weeks force me to unsubscribe to the list. After that, I am off for 3 weeks holiday and plan to re-subscribe for that period, courtesy of my sister's e-mail in the US, so I will show up on Zeppelin@erols.com until I get back to sunny Portugal and back to home base. Any urgent and earthshaking information regarding my "families", please wait until November 1st! Happy Hallow'een! Magdalena Gorrell Guimaraens Actively researching: ALLOTT, GORDON, HAIGH, HARDAKER, LEACH (Yorkshire & Lancashire) DALE, FOGG, FORREST, GORRELL, TILTON, WHICHER/WHITTIER (New Hampshire) COODE & LEESE (England - mainly Cornwall and Jersey) PEARSON (London/Greenwich) Visit my family page at: www.familytreemaker.com/users/g/u/i/Magdalena-G-Guimaraens

"Rambles About Portsmouth" by Charles W. Brewster was published in 1869, reprinted in 1972 in 2 volumes. It is a collection of articles about Portsmouth originally published in a local newspaper. My favorite used bookstore, The Book Guild of Portsmouth, usually has used copies. The address is 58 State St, Portsmouth, NH 03801 Tel: 603/436-1758. Tell David or Doug "Hello" for me. If you have a specific name, I can look in my copies for you. ---------- > Does anyone know where you can locate early church records o f > Portsmouth,NH?Also does anyone know where you can get a reprintof a > book called something like Ramblin's about Portsmouth. My grandparents > had a copy of it and they said it had some stories of Hart's we were > related too. > > > ==== 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. > **************** > >

Allan: I don't have the answer to your question, but maybe you have the answer to mine (an OLD, OLD one) -- was his mother a Kingsley (Kinsley)? I have no surname for her, but I can't think of any reason for giving a son that name other than that it was her family name. I haven't found any contemporary with that name for a first name, either. It has been a long time, and my memory isn't all that great, but I seem to recall finding some eligible Mary Kingsleys in Savage. John R Folsom Orlando, FL jorfo@prodigy.net -----Original Message----- From: Allan Abrahamse <allanabr@att.net> To: NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com <NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, October 19, 1998 3:04 AM Subject: Kinsley HALL; Exeter, NH; ca. 1698 >Kinsley HALL was active in Exeter around 1698. For example, >town meeting was held in his house 22 April 1698 (Exeter >Town Records, Vol 1, page 55). Does anybody know if he >had a daughter who would have been called Betsey? > > >==== 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. >**************** >

No record other than George's birth. He was son of Elbridge F. Judkins, b. Kingston and Nellie Isabelle Butler, b. Seabrook NH. I'll talk to the town clerk to see if she knows any more. If you need more on his ancestors I can probably help. George may have moved away early in life. Where did he die? ---------- > I am now living in Carson City, Nevada, and am trying to do some research of > the Judkins family. My name is Patsy J. Judkins Wyble, my Grandfathers name > was George Ervin Judkins born in Kingston N.H. Aug 5 1894, He died in Sept > 1964.I am trying to find any info on his first wife, all I know is they had > a son Paul Judkins. I have no name or anything else on her. He remarried > later to Gladys A Novell that is my Grandmother. Any info would be greatly > excepted. > Thank You in > advance!! > Patsy J. > -----Original Message----- > From: J. Davies <jdavies@lilac.mv.com> > To: NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com <NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: Sunday, October 18, 1998 6:09 PM > Subject: Re: Exeter Churches > > > >I live in Kingston, the next town to Exeter. Without really checking, I > believe the church in Exeter in 1783 would have been the Congregational > Church. The building still stands and the address is Congregational Church, > 21 Front St., Exeter, NH 03833 Tel: 603/772-4216. I would also suggest > writing to Exeter Historical Society, 47 Front St., Exeter, NH 03833 Tel: > 603/778-2335. > > > >---------- > >> Can anyone tell me the names of the churches that would have been in > >> Exeter, Rockingham, NH in about 1783. I am looking for a record of > >> birth for John Chapman, who was born in Exeter in 1783. I have checked > >> the town records and have found nothing. I would like to look for > >> church records, but I don't know any of the churches in Exeter. Any > >> help would be greatly appreciated. > >> April > >> > >> > >> ==== 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 > >> **************** > >> > >> > > > > > > > >==== 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 > >**************** > > > > > >

Kinsley HALL was active in Exeter around 1698. For example, town meeting was held in his house 22 April 1698 (Exeter Town Records, Vol 1, page 55). Does anybody know if he had a daughter who would have been called Betsey?

I am now living in Carson City, Nevada, and am trying to do some research of the Judkins family. My name is Patsy J. Judkins Wyble, my Grandfathers name was George Ervin Judkins born in Kingston N.H. Aug 5 1894, He died in Sept 1964.I am trying to find any info on his first wife, all I know is they had a son Paul Judkins. I have no name or anything else on her. He remarried later to Gladys A Novell that is my Grandmother. Any info would be greatly excepted. Thank You in advance!! Patsy J. -----Original Message----- From: J. Davies <jdavies@lilac.mv.com> To: NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com <NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, October 18, 1998 6:09 PM Subject: Re: Exeter Churches >I live in Kingston, the next town to Exeter. Without really checking, I believe the church in Exeter in 1783 would have been the Congregational Church. The building still stands and the address is Congregational Church, 21 Front St., Exeter, NH 03833 Tel: 603/772-4216. I would also suggest writing to Exeter Historical Society, 47 Front St., Exeter, NH 03833 Tel: 603/778-2335. > >---------- >> Can anyone tell me the names of the churches that would have been in >> Exeter, Rockingham, NH in about 1783. I am looking for a record of >> birth for John Chapman, who was born in Exeter in 1783. I have checked >> the town records and have found nothing. I would like to look for >> church records, but I don't know any of the churches in Exeter. Any >> help would be greatly appreciated. >> April >> >> >> ==== 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 >> **************** >> >> > > > >==== 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 >**************** > >

Jonathan, born 1739, was my 5th g-grandfather. His father, Benjamin, b. 12 May 1708, Salisbury, MA; son of John Tristham Collins, b. 1673, Salisbury, MA and Elizabeth Barnard, b. abt 1673, Salisbury, MA. John Tristham son of Benjamin, b. abt 1646 somewhere in Yorkshire, England. I have info of the wives as well. If you (or anyone) will e-mail me your postal address, I will be happy to send you copies of what I have. My e-mail is jdavies@lilac.mv.com. I live in Kingston where Jonathan lived. ---------- > Hi researchers, > Would someone be good enough to look up in Vital Records of Hampton Falls > Jonathan COLLINS, who acc. to info. at Danville NH, given at his marriage > at Hampstead, was b. at Hampton Falls 22 Mar. 1739 to parents: Benjamin > COLLINS & Mary JONES Collins. > Any and all information available about Benjamin and Mary's parents, and > vital info will be very gratefully received. > I have received so much cheerful help from people looking up in NH that I > have made a real breakthrough in what seemed an impermeable brick wall of > research for more than 20 years. > And here I am back at the sea, or nearly, and possibly will end up back in > Mass. > Thank you good people in advance. > Natalie > > > > ==== 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 > **************** > >

I live in Kingston, the next town to Exeter. Without really checking, I believe the church in Exeter in 1783 would have been the Congregational Church. The building still stands and the address is Congregational Church, 21 Front St., Exeter, NH 03833 Tel: 603/772-4216. I would also suggest writing to Exeter Historical Society, 47 Front St., Exeter, NH 03833 Tel: 603/778-2335. ---------- > Can anyone tell me the names of the churches that would have been in > Exeter, Rockingham, NH in about 1783. I am looking for a record of > birth for John Chapman, who was born in Exeter in 1783. I have checked > the town records and have found nothing. I would like to look for > church records, but I don't know any of the churches in Exeter. Any > help would be greatly appreciated. > April > > > ==== 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 > **************** > >

Can anyone tell me the names of the churches that would have been in Exeter, Rockingham, NH in about 1783. I am looking for a record of birth for John Chapman, who was born in Exeter in 1783. I have checked the town records and have found nothing. I would like to look for church records, but I don't know any of the churches in Exeter. Any help would be greatly appreciated. April

Greetings. I am the listowner of HUNTOON-L@rootsweb.com, which is devoted to the descendants of Philip HUNTOON, who first appeared in the public record when he received a grant of land in Exeter in 1698. In 1703 he moved to Kingston, where he lived until his death in 1752, except for a two-year captivation when he had an all-expense-paid trip to Canada courtesy of some local Indians. His descendants were numerous in New Hampshire, although towards the end of the 18th century most of them were living around Unity in what was then Cheshire County. Philip signed his own name HUNTON, but public records frequently spelled it HUNTUNE or HUNTOON, and it is by the latter spelling that most of his descendants are known. As far as I can figure out, the name HUNTOON comes from no other place. There were other early HUNTON settlements, on in particular in Virginia, but the double OO appears to characterize only the New Hampshire branch. If you meet a Huntoon tomorrow, I believe it is almost certain that he or she will be a descendant of Philip. A genealogy of the Huntoon family was published in 1881, but like all genealogies of that time, it is almost completely lacking in source documentation. I have decided to compile an updated genealogy of the first four or five generations of Philip's descendants. While I know how to consult the standard sources (town records, etc.), living as I do in Southern California makes it unlikely I will stumble across things that I don't already know about. If any subscribers to NHROCKIN-L have any special knowledge about the Huntoon family in Rockingham Co they would be willing to share with me, I would be very grateful, and will fully acknowledge your help in the final publication. Thanks Allan Abrahamse Long Beach, CA allanabr@att.net HUNTOON-L@rootsweb listowner

Hi everyone: found some interesting sites that you might like to look at: This is in a newspaper format--it is loaded with history and family news: http://www.mayflowerfamilies.com/enquirer/ Cynthia