Deanna, If I'm lucky, you may be able to take a large chink out of my brick wall... I am seeking information about my ggg-grandmother, Hannah Warren. I have very little information about her or her family, but what I have been able to put together: -her date of birth was probably about 1788, calculated from her age at the time of her death, -she was married in 1805, in Pownal, Bennington County, Vermont to Edward Pain (Payne) (any information you might find on him or his family would be spectacular! but I have less hope for that, and know less about his family.) -I believe her father's name was Moses. There was a Moses Warren of relative fame in Bennington, Vermont, at the same time, but I believe the correct family lived in nearby Pownal. A Moses Warrin (yes, spelled with an "i") is found in the 1791 census in Pownal, and later appears spelled Warren in two subsequent censuses before their moving to Otsego County sometime between 1810 and 1820. -I believe Hannah might have had a brother, Uriah, possible date of birth about 1786, and another brother, Jesse, born about 1784, but I can not prove these relationships. Other possible names related are Roby, Jerusha and Renold. Edward Pain (Paine, Payne, Payn) was born about 1785, (but his place of birth was reported in later census records as Connecticut).When he and Hannah married, they both gave their place of residence as Pownal, VT. He was sworn the Oath of Freeman in Pownal in 1806. Possible siblings are Roger and Oliva N. That's absolutely all I know of him or his family prior to his marriage. Any information you might find would be wonderful. Thanks for your most kind offer and efforts. Josh Payne

Hi Josh, I checked Bowman's and the 2 vol. set of Vt. Families 1791. These families aren't included. Deanna ----- Original Message ----- From: "Josh" <docjcp@patmedia.net> To: <nychenan@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, February 16, 2008 10:13 PM Subject: [NYCHENAN] To Deanna Smith re: Vermont Lookups > Deanna, > > If I'm lucky, you may be able to take a large chink out of my brick wall... > > I am seeking information about my ggg-grandmother, Hannah Warren. I have > very little information about her or her family, but what I have been > able to put together: > -her date of birth was probably about 1788, calculated from her age > at the time of her death, > -she was married in 1805, in Pownal, Bennington County, Vermont to > Edward Pain (Payne) (any information you might find on him or his family > would be spectacular! but I have less hope for that, and know less about > his family.) > -I believe her father's name was Moses. There was a Moses Warren of > relative fame in Bennington, Vermont, at the same time, but I believe > the correct family lived in nearby Pownal. A Moses Warrin (yes, spelled > with an "i") is found in the 1791 census in Pownal, and later appears > spelled Warren in two subsequent censuses before their moving to Otsego > County sometime between 1810 and 1820. > -I believe Hannah might have had a brother, Uriah, possible date of > birth about 1786, and another brother, Jesse, born about 1784, but I can > not prove these relationships. Other possible names related are Roby, > Jerusha and Renold. > > Edward Pain (Paine, Payne, Payn) was born about 1785, (but his place of > birth was reported in later census records as Connecticut).When he and > Hannah married, they both gave their place of residence as Pownal, VT. > He was sworn the Oath of Freeman in Pownal in 1806. Possible siblings > are Roger and Oliva N. That's absolutely all I know of him or his family > prior to his marriage. > > Any information you might find would be wonderful. > > Thanks for your most kind offer and efforts. > > Josh Payne > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NYCHENAN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >