Good morning Dave, I think it is possible I might be a descendant of Lorentz Springer b. 1646 Wismar d. 1701 Tiverton, RI m. Martha ? b. 1648 Little Compton, RI. With very sketchy information, I think my descent is as follows: Was Lawrence spelled Lorentz. Was my Martha your Martha Hicks? I think my descent follows movement from Rhode Island to Maine and then to Wisconsin and then to Minnesota. It is tied in with Sylvesters(Silvester)Richard/Naomi first immigrants, William Dyer/Mary Barrett Mass, RI, Low, Hazard, Dana, Towne, Vance, Ricker, Sawyer families etc) 2john Springer 1670 m. Elizabeth Case b. abt 1672 Little Compton, RI 3James Springer b. 1698 Little Compton,RI m. Joanna Low b. 6 Feb 1708/09 Portsmouth, N.H. 4Mary Springer Low b. 1740 Pownalborough, ME m. William Sylvester II b. 25 April 1737 Hanover d. Sept 1780 5. Charles Sylvester 1768-1847 m. Lucy Barker 1776-1853 6. Caleb Barker Sylvester 1793-1868 born in Maine and died in Mifflin, WI m. Joanna Whitney 1799-1867 7.George Washington Sylvester m. Matilda Cook both lived and died Plainview, MN 8. Nellie Matilda Sylvester m. William Penn Dyer (minnesota) 9. Alice Sylvester Dyer m. Frank Adolph Olson 10 Kenneth Vance Olson I would like to know more about the Springer family, particularly its origin in Europe if you can share that information. Wish there was a good book detailing this information. Thanks, Ken ----- Original Message ----- From: Dave Springer <dbspring@earthlink.net> To: <RINEWPOR-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 02, 2002 6:30 AM Subject: [RINEWPOR] New England SPRINGER"S (1660-1850) > I can not believe that a with 12 children that no one has published and > correct information on the Springer's of Little Compton & Tiverton, Rhode > Island. If you are related PLEASE mention the number of the person below > and just add basic information with a reference which is more complete. > This will help me simplify my task. I know the Springer did move to Maine > (which was part of Massachusetts) and also moved around Glocester/Boston, > Mass as well as upper New York State. > > > I am looking for ONLY Springer's who descended from Lawrence Springer & > Martha Hicks of Little Compton MASSACHUESTTS (Now Rhode Island) > > > Lawrence Springer ( 1645-1704) & Martha Springer (1659-1703) > > Children: > 1. John Springer abt. (1670- 1753) (His father have him portions of the > 42 acres he owed in Little Compton moved to Tiverton,RI) > > 2. Jonathan Springer abt. (1672-1714 (He was listed as living in > Glocester, Essex County, MASS - Grantee Records 1708) He was listed a > Blacksmith and married Elizabeth Sander-married in Scituate, MASS.-1699 > > 3. Elizabeth Springer 1675 > 4. Benjamin Springer 1676 (Nothing on him) > 5. Henry Springer (Nothing on him) > 6. Mary SPRINGER 1680 (She married a Mr. Weaver) > 7. Waddy RHODA Springer 1682 > 8. Joannah Springer 1684 > 9. Edward Springer 1884 (Moved to Newport, RI) > 10. Thomas Springer 1685 Believe he remained Tiverton) > 11. Martha Springer (unknown) > 12. Joseph Springer (1688-unknown).....married Mary Knight > > Any information would be helpful..... > > > > > > > > > ==== RINEWPOR Mailing List ==== > How to Write a Good Query http://www.rootsweb.com/~rigenweb/queries.html > To unsubscribe: write unsubscribe and mailto:RINEWPOR-L-request@rootsweb.com > Advertisements are added below against the wishes of this list manager > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

You might try Bristol Co. Mass I think Taunton MA. At one time both Little Compton and Tiverton were part of Bristol Co. Mass and I believe Taunton was the county seat. I could be wrong about the county seat not about L.C. and Tiverton On Mon, 01 Jul 2002 18:20:07 -0400 Dave Springer <dbspring@earthlink.net> writes: > Hi, > > Trying to trace very early land transactions starting around 1660 in > Little > Compton & Tiverton, Mass (Now Rhode Island). > > Does anyone have suggestions. I have been to the Little Compton Town > Hall > and the FIRST transaction I can find with the name of JONATHAN > (SPRINGER) > selling some of his land to HENRY HEAD in 1708. > > I have read that most of the land in Tiverton and Little Compton > FIRST > belonged to Benjamin CHURCH in the Pocasset land purchase from the > Plymouth > Bay Colony. > > Trying to locate when Lawrence Springer who died in 1703/4 FIRST > purchased > his land. Sometime between 1660-1708. > > Can anyone provide any information on where I may look? > > > \\\|/// > \\ ~ ~ // > ( @ @ ) > +-------------------------------oOOo (_) oOOo---------------------+ > | Bailey, Borden, Brayton, Coggeshall, Cook, Easton | > | Franklin, FOSTER, Freelove, Goff, Griffin, Howard | > | Ingraham, Kay, Lake, Lewis, Perry, Smith, Stone, | > | SPRINGER,Tennis,West,Winslow,Wordell,Vickery | > +-------------------------------------------------Oooo. > -----------------+ > I'm Searchin' ( ) > Dave Springer .oooO ) / > 73 Hall Street ( ) (_/ > Fall River, MA 02724 \ ( > \_) > dbspring@earthlink.net > > Web Site: <http://davespringer.homestead.com/index.html> > > > > > > ==== RINEWPOR Mailing List ==== > American History and Genealogy Project http://www.ahgp.org > To unsubscribe: write unsubscribe and > mailto:RINEWPOR-L-request@rootsweb.com > Advertisements are added below against the wishes of this list > manager > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy > records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > Bob Searchin' for a past Ô¿Ô ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/web/.

I can not believe that a with 12 children that no one has published and correct information on the Springer's of Little Compton & Tiverton, Rhode Island. If you are related PLEASE mention the number of the person below and just add basic information with a reference which is more complete. This will help me simplify my task. I know the Springer did move to Maine (which was part of Massachusetts) and also moved around Glocester/Boston, Mass as well as upper New York State. I am looking for ONLY Springer's who descended from Lawrence Springer & Martha Hicks of Little Compton MASSACHUESTTS (Now Rhode Island) Lawrence Springer ( 1645-1704) & Martha Springer (1659-1703) Children: 1. John Springer abt. (1670- 1753) (His father have him portions of the 42 acres he owed in Little Compton moved to Tiverton,RI) 2. Jonathan Springer abt. (1672-1714 (He was listed as living in Glocester, Essex County, MASS - Grantee Records 1708) He was listed a Blacksmith and married Elizabeth Sander-married in Scituate, MASS.-1699 3. Elizabeth Springer 1675 4. Benjamin Springer 1676 (Nothing on him) 5. Henry Springer (Nothing on him) 6. Mary SPRINGER 1680 (She married a Mr. Weaver) 7. Waddy RHODA Springer 1682 8. Joannah Springer 1684 9. Edward Springer 1884 (Moved to Newport, RI) 10. Thomas Springer 1685 Believe he remained Tiverton) 11. Martha Springer (unknown) 12. Joseph Springer (1688-unknown).....married Mary Knight Any information would be helpful.....

Hi Dave I have found the early land records of Tiverton R.I. right in Fall River at the Registry of Deeds, at the Court House on North Main Street. The index book has the dates 1686-1862 on it. I was looking for my Gifford line information, and was surprised to see the same Tiverton Records there as I got when I went to the Tiverton Town Hall. After the record it says "a true copy from the transcripts of Tiverton Records deposited in the Registry of Deeds for the No. Dist. of Bristol Co." Then has the book # and Page # and then says "Attest: Emma E. Gray, Examiner" These records are easier to read than the records at the Tiverton Town Hall. Maybe there are some Little Compton records there too, since it was once part of Bristol Co. Massachusetts. I hope you have a lot of luck in searching the books. Marge

You should check out the Brownell Library on the Commons in Little Compton, RI as there is much information in the room in the back of the library. Good Luck! Judith

Hi, Trying to trace very early land transactions starting around 1660 in Little Compton & Tiverton, Mass (Now Rhode Island). Does anyone have suggestions. I have been to the Little Compton Town Hall and the FIRST transaction I can find with the name of JONATHAN (SPRINGER) selling some of his land to HENRY HEAD in 1708. I have read that most of the land in Tiverton and Little Compton FIRST belonged to Benjamin CHURCH in the Pocasset land purchase from the Plymouth Bay Colony. Trying to locate when Lawrence Springer who died in 1703/4 FIRST purchased his land. Sometime between 1660-1708. Can anyone provide any information on where I may look? \\\|/// \\ ~ ~ // ( @ @ ) +-------------------------------oOOo (_) oOOo---------------------+ | Bailey, Borden, Brayton, Coggeshall, Cook, Easton | | Franklin, FOSTER, Freelove, Goff, Griffin, Howard | | Ingraham, Kay, Lake, Lewis, Perry, Smith, Stone, | | SPRINGER,Tennis,West,Winslow,Wordell,Vickery | +-------------------------------------------------Oooo. -----------------+ I'm Searchin' ( ) Dave Springer .oooO ) / 73 Hall Street ( ) (_/ Fall River, MA 02724 \ ( \_) dbspring@earthlink.net Web Site: <http://davespringer.homestead.com/index.html>

Dear Pat: Their servers are apparently overloaded. The weekends are almost impossible to get in. I just checked now ( Monday am) and it's OK. I've also used an URL of: www.newenglandancestors.org on occasion and got it. This address was from a long time ago and I don't know why it still exists but it's worth a shot. Best Regards John A Hansen > -----Original Message----- > From: PNUTREG@cs.com [mailto:PNUTREG@cs.com] > Sent: Monday, July 01, 2002 3:29 AM > To: RINEWPOR-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [RINEWPOR] RE: ? about the NEHGS New England Historic > Genealogical Society Site > > > Hi Listers > > Do any of you have the above Site? I have tried all weekend to > get into this > site and I am unable to access it (I had the same problem last > weekend or the > weekend before). Error states technical problems or broken > server. I seem > to have this problem frequently, especially on weekends and > wondered if any > one else encounters this same problem with the site. > > Thanks > Pat R > > >

Hi Listers Do any of you have the above Site? I have tried all weekend to get into this site and I am unable to access it (I had the same problem last weekend or the weekend before). Error states technical problems or broken server. I seem to have this problem frequently, especially on weekends and wondered if any one else encounters this same problem with the site. Thanks Pat R

I do not know for a certainty that he is mine, folks, but I am seeking a Wilson W CHEW Jr whose parents were Wilson W and Stella CHEW originally of Westchester County, New York. The time frame makes this Wilson CHEW of Tiverton, Newport County, Road Island, an inviting possibility. In fact, he is one of the only 2 in the entire country listed in the SSDI, and there is *none* in the online phonebooks! Can you help me with this fellow? Thanks, Vince Summers

Dear Pat: Yes, I think it's down. I even tried a "ping" test and a "trace route" and they both come up no joy :-(. Best Regards John A Hansen > -----Original Message----- > From: PNUTREG@cs.com [mailto:PNUTREG@cs.com] > Sent: Sunday, June 16, 2002 5:04 AM > To: RINEWPOR-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [RINEWPOR] RE: NEHGS Site > > > Hi Listers > > Has any other member had a problem entering their NEHGS Site the past few > days? > I use this when I am working on my RI Ancestors and I cannot seem > to get into > it. I had problems previously with this site. > > Thanks for any input. > > Regards > Pat R > > > > > ==== RINEWPOR Mailing List ==== > Newport County, RI, USGenWeb Project http://www.rootsweb.com/~rinewpor/ > To unsubscribe: write unsubscribe and > mailto:RINEWPOR-L-request@rootsweb.com > Advertisements are added below against the wishes of this list manager > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy > records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > >

Hi Listers Has any other member had a problem entering their NEHGS Site the past few days? I use this when I am working on my RI Ancestors and I cannot seem to get into it. I had problems previously with this site. Thanks for any input. Regards Pat R

Thanks for the offer to lookup individuals in your book. I am interested in the following; SMITH's, Sessions, Henry, George, Andrew, and/or Warren Everett. thanks again JOyce In a message dated 6/12/02 4:46:26 PM Eastern Daylight Time, pollylouise@sprynet.com writes: > I have "The History and Roster of Rhode Island Masonry in World War II" and > will be glad to look up any of your ancestors who may have been Masons who > served in the Military at that time. > >

From what town? There are over 100 pages of names all listed under the towns where the member belonged to the Masonic Lodge. There is no general index. Polly ----- Original Message ----- From: <SCRITTERS@cs.com> To: <RINEWPOR-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2002 1:50 PM Subject: Re: [RINEWPOR] Will gladly do look ups for RI Masons > Thanks for the offer to lookup individuals in your book. I am interested > in the following; > > SMITH's, > Sessions, Henry, George, Andrew, and/or Warren Everett. > > thanks again > JOyce > > In a message dated 6/12/02 4:46:26 PM Eastern Daylight Time, > pollylouise@sprynet.com writes: > > > > I have "The History and Roster of Rhode Island Masonry in World War II" and > > will be glad to look up any of your ancestors who may have been Masons who > > served in the Military at that time. > > > > > > > > > ==== RINEWPOR Mailing List ==== > Scans of Rhode Island Maps are at http://www.rootsweb.com/~rigenweb/maps/ > To unsubscribe: write unsubscribe and mailto:RINEWPOR-L-request@rootsweb.com > Advertisements are added below against the wishes of this list manager > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

I have "The History and Roster of Rhode Island Masonry in World War II" and will be glad to look up any of your ancestors who may have been Masons who served in the Military at that time. There are over 100 pages of names. They are listed according to which TOWN and LODGE they belonged to. There is no general index so they must be looked up one by one. Please give the name of the TOWN in which you think they may have been a member. There are also photos from the 1940's: Albert W. Claflin Raymond L Vaughn David Arnoti Ralph simpson Herbert A. Crowell C. Raymond Walpole Minot J Crowell Donald E Spears Harold R Semple Hugh B Carpenter Winfield Scott Soloman Large photo of opening of the Masonic Service Center, Newport, RI Oct 1, 1941 Herbert E McCauley, Mayor of Newport Harry S Truman, President of United States Raymond Vaughn, Grand Master Ross H. Currier, Lt. Comm US Navy Winfield S Soloman, Past Grand Master Rev. Hugh B Carpenter, Past Grand Chaplin Lt. Col George H Morse, Jr, Marine Commander, Quonset Marvin W Krieger, Federal Recreation Representative Louis E Worrall, Supreme Grand Tall Cedar Assoc Capt Frank H Roberts, US Navy I would be glad to send a copy of the photo to your email address. (I will be glad to TRY to send a copy, that is!) Polly

I just received an original copy of "The Family of Zaccheus Gould of Topsfield" by Benjamin Apthorp Gould (Lynn, Mass.: Thomas P. Nichols, 1895. It states on p. 397 that in 1656 the grandfather of this Daniel GOULD, who was the Daniel Gould who m. Wait the dau. of John & Mary COGGLESHALL, embraced the doctrines of the Quakers. The format used to denote the date of birth of the children, referring to the month of the (Old Calendar) year, was also used by the Quakers. [Many people have erroneously converted these months of the year to dates of the new calendar!] There are many indications that the Anna GOULD, b. 14 May 1741, who m. Charles DEAKE/DAKE of Westerly, Kings Co., Rhode Island was a Baptist. Charles DEAKE/DAKE and his son Charles, Jr. were both Deacons in the Baptist church first established in Washington Co., NY, about 1772 by the Rev. (Elder) William WAITE, from Wickford, Kent Co., RI. The log church he had built was burned by the British during the "Battle of Bennington" (sic, Walloomsac, 4 miles NE of Hoosick Falls in Rensselaer Co., in New York, not VT)*. There is an historical marker to that effect. County: WASHINGTON; Town: WHITE CREEK, TOWN OF A LOG CHURCH WHICH STOOD HERE WAS BURNED BY THE BRITISH BATTLE OF WALLOOMSAC AUG. 16, 1777 Location: ON COUNTY RD. ABOUT 1-1/2 MILES WEST OF (the town of) WHITE CREEK [The location is in White Creek Twp. of Washington Co., NY about 2 miles North of the Battle. White Creek is 6 miles NE of Hoosick Falls (2 miles NE of the battle) ] * The reason why this significant battle of the Rev. War was named "The Battle of Bennington " is a whole different (political) story! George W. Page ___________ At 07:40 AM 5/28/2002 -0400, I wrote: >I'm still searching for parents ancestors of Ann, Anna, Annie GOULD, b. >14 or 15 May 1741, possibly in RI. >She m. abt. 1760 Deacon Charles DEAKE/DAKE, and they moved to Washington >Co., NY, and then Greenfield, Saratoga Co., NY. >She is buried in the Daketown cemetery in Greenfield Co., NY with a >tombstone inscription stating that she died Dec. 2, 1828 ae 87 yrs., 6 >mo., 18 da. > >Over the years many researchers (including me) have identified this Anna >GOULD as the daughter of Daniel and Mary (BROWN/BROWNE) GOULD of Middleton >Co., RI. >A will abstract for Daniel GOULD of Middleton, Newport Co., R.I. written >June 21, 1756; probated Jan. 3, 1757 mentions: >Wife Mary (BROWN?) Gould; daughters Mary, Priscilla, Ann, Waite & >Bathsheba Gould & Abigail GREEN, wife of Joseph; sons Daniel & Thomas. >[Contributed by Mrs. Oliver W. Cushman, of Newport, R.I., "ABSTRACTS OF >WILLS Probate Records of the Town of Middletown, R.I." NEH&G Register Vol. >122, April 1968, p. 101] > >I have been informed that according to "The Gould's of Rhode Island" by >Rebecca Gould Mitchell published in Providence in 1875 this Daniel, eldest >son of Thomas and Elizabeth (MOTT) Gould, married Mary, eldest daughter of >Captain John Browne, MA, in 1717. She then resided in Newport, in her own >house (a legacy given her by her grandfather--Captain James Cole). >The children of Daniel and Mary Gould were as follows: >Abigail, Newport, 19th of 9th mo., 1720 >Priscilla, Middletown, 15th of 6th mo., 1722 >Daniel, Middletown, 20th of 11th mo., 1723 >Mary, Middletown, 1st of 11th mo., 1726 >Jeremiah, Middletown, 1st of 9th mo 1728 >Thomas, Middletown, 25th of 5th mo. 1730 >Anne, Middletown, 29th of 3rd mo. 1733 [Note that the third month was >probably May or June, but the year of birth is off by seven years!] >Wait, Middletown, 28th of 5th mo. 1738 > >Abigail married Joseph Greene >Priscilla remained single >Daniel married Eliza Peckham >Mary died of consumption >Jeremiah died at 24, single >Thomas married Alice Chase >Anne died after a short illness 21st of 11th month 1758 >[She was therefore NOT the Anna GOULD who m. c. 1760 Charles DEAKE/DAKE!] >Wait became insane and died 7th 12th month 1767 > >George W. Page >Bryans Road, MD

'Jeremy ' GOULD was the brother of Zaccheus GOULD. See: pp. 306-308 of "The Family of Zaccheus Gould of Topsfield" by Benjamin Apthorp Gould (Lynn, Mass.: Thomas P. Nichols, 1895). This 'Bible' of Gould research is available from several sources in reprint form., but today I received an original copy in excellent condition. GWP ____________ At 10:34 PM 5/29/2002 -0400, you wrote: >My Goulds go back to Jeremiah Gould who married Priscilla Grover. They were >married in 1604 in England, had a daughter Mary who married William Jefferey >who died 1675. Would appreciate anything aboult them. Claire > > >==== RINEWPOR Mailing List ==== >Search the archived RINEWPOR messages at >http://searches2.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=RINEWPOR >Advertisements are added below against the wishes of this list manager > >============================== >To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, >go to: >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

My Goulds go back to Jeremiah Gould who married Priscilla Grover. They were married in 1604 in England, had a daughter Mary who married William Jefferey who died 1675. Would appreciate anything aboult them. Claire

Over the years many researchers (including me) have erroneously identified the Anna GOULD who was the daughter of Daniel and Mary (BROWN/BROWNE) GOULD of Middleton Co., RI, as the Anna GOULD who m. c. 1760 Charles DEAKE/DAKE of RI. A will abstract for Daniel GOULD of Middleton, Newport Co., R.I. written June 21, 1756; probated Jan. 3, 1757 mentions: Wife Mary (BROWN?) Gould; daughters Mary, Priscilla, Ann, Waite & Bathsheba Gould & Abigail GREEN, wife of Joseph; sons Daniel & Thomas. [Contributed by Mrs. Oliver W. Cushman, of Newport, R.I., "ABSTRACTS OF WILLS Probate Records of the Town of Middletown, R.I." NEH&G Register Vol. 122, April 1968, p. 101] I have been informed that according to "The Gould's of Rhode Island" by Rebecca Gould Mitchell published in Providence in 1875 this Daniel, eldest son of Thomas and Elizabeth (MOTT) Gould, married Mary, eldest daughter of Captain John Browne, MA, in 1717. She then resided in Newport, in her own house (a legacy given her by her grandfather--Captain James Cole). The children of Daniel and Mary Gould were as follows: Abigail, Newport, 19th of 9th mo., 1720 Priscilla, Middletown, 15th of 6th mo., 1722 Daniel, Middletown, 20th of 11th mo., 1723 Mary, Middletown, 1st of 11th mo., 1726 Jeremiah, Middletown, 1st of 9th mo 1728 Thomas, Middletown, 25th of 5th mo. 1730 Anne, Middletown, 29th of 3rd mo. 1733 [Note that the third month was probably May or June, but the year of birth is off by seven years!] Wait, Middletown, 28th of 5th mo. 1738 Abigail married Joseph GREENE Priscilla remained single Daniel married Eliza PECKHAM Mary died of consumption Jeremiah died at 24, single Thomas married Alice CHASE Anne died after a short illness 21st of 11th month 1758 [She was therefore NOT the Anna GOULD who m. c. 1760 Charles DEAKE/DAKE!] Wait became insane and died 7th 12th month 1767 I have assembled the ancestry of these GOULD children, including their allied lines, back hundreds of years. I would be willing to share this information with the descendants of these children in the form of a GEDCOM file or a rich text chart for NON-COMMERCIAL PURPOSES ONLY. Applicable descendants include: children of: 1. Joseph and Abigail (Gould) GREENE; 2. Daniel & Eliza (PECKHAM) GOULD; 3. Thomas & Alice (CHASE) GOULD. George W. Page Bryans Road, MD

I'm still searching for parents ancestors of Ann, Anna, Annie GOULD, b. 14 or 15 May 1741, possibly in RI. She m. abt. 1760 Deacon Charles DEAKE/DAKE, and they moved to Washington Co., NY, and then Greenfield, Saratoga Co., NY. She is buried in the Daketown cemetery in Greenfield Co., NY with a tombstone inscription stating that she died Dec. 2, 1828 ae 87 yrs., 6 mo., 18 da. Over the years many researchers (including me) have identified this Anna GOULD as the daughter of Daniel and Mary (BROWN/BROWNE) GOULD of Middleton Co., RI. A will abstract for Daniel GOULD of Middleton, Newport Co., R.I. written June 21, 1756; probated Jan. 3, 1757 mentions: Wife Mary (BROWN?) Gould; daughters Mary, Priscilla, Ann, Waite & Bathsheba Gould & Abigail GREEN, wife of Joseph; sons Daniel & Thomas. [Contributed by Mrs. Oliver W. Cushman, of Newport, R.I., "ABSTRACTS OF WILLS Probate Records of the Town of Middletown, R.I." NEH&G Register Vol. 122, April 1968, p. 101] I have been informed that according to "The Gould's of Rhode Island" by Rebecca Gould Mitchell published in Providence in 1875 this Daniel, eldest son of Thomas and Elizabeth (MOTT) Gould, married Mary, eldest daughter of Captain John Browne, MA, in 1717. She then resided in Newport, in her own house (a legacy given her by her grandfather--Captain James Cole). The children of Daniel and Mary Gould were as follows: Abigail, Newport, 19th of 9th mo., 1720 Priscilla, Middletown, 15th of 6th mo., 1722 Daniel, Middletown, 20th of 11th mo., 1723 Mary, Middletown, 1st of 11th mo., 1726 Jeremiah, Middletown, 1st of 9th mo 1728 Thomas, Middletown, 25th of 5th mo. 1730 Anne, Middletown, 29th of 3rd mo. 1733 [Note that the third month was probably May or June, but the year of birth is off by seven years!] Wait, Middletown, 28th of 5th mo. 1738 Abigail married Joseph Greene Priscilla remained single Daniel married Eliza Peckham Mary died of consumption Jeremiah died at 24, single Thomas married Alice Chase Anne died after a short illness 21st of 11th month 1758 [She was therefore NOT the Anna GOULD who m. c. 1760 Charles DEAKE/DAKE!] Wait became insane and died 7th 12th month 1767 George W. Page Bryans Road, MD

I'm searching for parents ancestors of Anna GOULD, b. in May 1741 in RI. She m. abt. 1760 Deacon Charles DEAKE/DAKE, and they moved to Washington Co., NY. She medically carried for her husband and son after the Battle of Bennington fought on Aug. 16, 1777 during the Rev. War. The Battle of Bennington took place in a village now called Walloomsac, New York. This village is several miles west of Bennington, Vermont. She was probably related to the William Deak (Or Dake) Gould a wounded Rev. War soldier from Albany Co. who went to Nunda, Livingston, NY, in 1819. William Gould was buried on the Levi Gould lot near Richmond and Whitcomb vault with no stone or marker. He died on Nov. 24, 1842 ae 88. His family consisted of: William D. Gould and Abigail Cattrell Gould; Daniel who m. in Sparta; Buel who went west and died there; Levi who m. Amelia Weedright; George lived at Craig Colony; Millie m. Harvey Freelove; and, Eliza m. Jehial Johnson (drowned at Wellsville). He was m. circa 1792. [Nunda Centennial, pp. 153-4.] Annie is listed as a PATRIOT of the REVOLUTIONARY WAR DAR Applicant 33016-Miss Harriette A Ingalls stated: Charles was wounded in the battle of Bennington, carried with the Hessian prisoners to a meeting house were his wife nursed them. Other applicants: 345, 5735, 14582, 18391 DAR Patriot Index - Centennial Edition. DAR NOTE : INDEX OF THE ROLLS OF HONOR (Ancestor's Index): DEAKE, Annie GOULD 19 34 145 320 Can anyone help me?