Hi Listers: Can some kind soul who has WFT #1702 look up my grandfather: MICHEAL McCHUGH (or McCue). The e-mail I received says he was born between 1836-1885 in Ireland and died beween 1890 & 1950. I know my grandfather died in Providence R.I. in Mar. 1899. Thank you. [email protected]

Hello Listers: I am seeking any information on my grandfather: Michael McCue-McHugh and/or his wife: Catherine (nee Glancy). They settled in Rhode Island after arriving from Ireland in the mid 1800s and married in 1859 in Pawtucket. Their children: Mary died after about 3 months; thomas lived about 18 months; Patrick lived to be 26 and had married Catherine Hackett; James was a mystery all his life. He was born in Central Falls in 1869 and ended up in Maryland in the early 1900s under the alias of Frank Williams. He was a patient in the Baltimore City Hosp. until 1943 where he died. My dad, Peter, was born in 1865 and died in Newark, N.J. in 194l. After my grandmother Catherine died, her husband married widow Maria (nee Fanning) Hanley in 1879 in Providence. Maria had three children of her own: Mary Ann, Patrick and Bridget. Michael & Catherine (with son Thomas) are buried in St. Patrick's cemetery in Cumberland, R.I. [email protected]

Hi All, I am trying to prove my connection to the INMAN line from Smithfield, Providence, RI. I believe it goes like this: John 1580>John 1648>Valentine1686>Oziel 1727> Joseph 1763> *// Rebues abt1790> Cinderella abt 1811m.Zachariah FULLER> Minerva FULLER abt 1825. I am hoping someone here is searching for Joseph's family. I have not found any record ( familysearch.org and ancestry family trees) of Joseph's children. I believe Joseph is father to Rebues as they are the only INMAN's buried in NS015 ' INMAN LOT' of North Smithfield, Prov.,RI. Excepting two young children buried there as well. I think they are children of Rebues as the dates seem to indicate. There is another cemetery NS007 that contains ALOT of INMANs, and FULLERs. I have only determined who mine are, and not the rest. If you are interested in working with me on this task please contact me. Thank-you for any advice or help, Lottie http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=4-4-4-4-6-8

Hi Listers: Seeking the birth of a child to CLARA GUSBERG sometime during the period 1914 to 1918. Also, the location of my uncle PATRICK McCUE'S grave, he died on June 18, 1888 at 26. Also, my ggrandmother: MARY GLANCY who died on July 5, 1883 at 84 and may have been blind.

Hello friends: I asked some volunteer to check on the birth of a child in R.I. to CLARA GUSBERG (father unknown) during the period 1914 to 1917. She responded last week but all of my e-mail has been deleted before I had a chance to print her negative response. Can you refer me to some volunteer to repeat this quest? Thank you. Peter McCue [email protected]

Frank Sheekey found in: Census Microfilm Records: Connecticut, Rhode Island, 1900 Lived in: Tiverton, Newport County, Rhode Island Series: T623 Microfilm: 1505 Book: 1 Page: 327 ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, February 04, 2002 12:13 AM Subject: [RIPROVID] Francis (Frank) Sheekey > I am seeking information on Francis (Frank) Sheekey and Beatrice (Haylock) > Sheekey. I have seen on Ellis Island site that there was a Frank Sheekey > resising in Pawtucket RI around 1903. These are my grandparents and I would > appreciate any assistance and/or information anyone may provide. > > > ============================== > 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 > --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.320 / Virus Database: 179 - Release Date: 1/30/02

Peter, You may have all this from the 1880 census already but here are your Michael and Peter! Census Place: Providence, Providence, Rhode Island Source: FHL Film 1255213 National Archives Film T9-1213 Page 422D Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Michael MCCUE Self M M W 45 IRE Occ: Switchman Fa: IRE Mo: IRE Maria MCCUE Wife F M W 40 IRE Occ: Keeping House Fa: IRE Mo: IRE Peter MCCUE Son M S W 14 RI Occ: Works In Cotton Mill Fa: IRE Mo: IRE Patrick HANLEY SSon M S W 20 ENG Occ: Works In Woolen Mill Fa: IRE Mo: IRE Mary HANLEY SDau F S W 18 ENG Occ: Keeping House Fa: IRE Mo: IRE Bridget HANLEY SDau F S W 15 RI Occ: Works In Woolen Mill Fa: IRE Mo: IRE and this looks like your Patrick, w/ a Glancy grandmother! Census Place: Lincoln, Providence, Rhode Island Source: FHL Film 1255214 National Archives Film T9-1214 Page 381D Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Patrick MCCUE Self M S W 20 RI Occ: Works Woolen Mill Fa: IRE Mo: IRE Mary GLANCEY GMother F W W 79 IRE Occ: Keeping House Fa: IRE Mo: IRE Happy Hunting! Jan -----Original Message----- From: Peter B McCue [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, February 04, 2002 1:42 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [RIPROVID] McCue-McHugh Hello Listers: I am seeking any information on my grandfather: Michael McCue-McHugh and/or his wife: Catherine (nee Glancy). They settled in Rhode Island after arriving from Ireland in the mid 1800s and married in 1859 in Pawtucket. Their children: Mary died after about 3 months; thomas lived about 18 months; Patrick lived to be 26 and had married Catherine Hackett; James was a mystery all his life. He was born in Central Falls in 1869 and ended up in Maryland in the early 1900s under the alias of Frank Williams. He was a patient in the Baltimore City Hosp. until 1943 where he died. My dad, Peter, was born in 1865 and died in Newark, N.J. in 194l. After my grandmother Catherine died, her husband married widow Maria (nee Fanning) Hanley in 1879 in Providence. Maria had three children of her own: Mary Ann, Patrick and Bridget. Michael & Catherine (with son Thomas) are buried in St. Patrick's cemetery in Cumberland, R.I. [email protected] Contact the Author ============================== 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

Hello Listers: I am seeking any information on my grandfather: Michael McCue-McHugh and/or his wife: Catherine (nee Glancy). They settled in Rhode Island after arriving from Ireland in the mid 1800s and married in 1859 in Pawtucket. Their children: Mary died after about 3 months; thomas lived about 18 months; Patrick lived to be 26 and had married Catherine Hackett; James was a mystery all his life. He was born in Central Falls in 1869 and ended up in Maryland in the early 1900s under the alias of Frank Williams. He was a patient in the Baltimore City Hosp. until 1943 where he died. My dad, Peter, was born in 1865 and died in Newark, N.J. in 194l. After my grandmother Catherine died, her husband married widow Maria (nee Fanning) Hanley in 1879 in Providence. Maria had three children of her own: Mary Ann, Patrick and Bridget. Michael & Catherine (with son Thomas) are buried in St. Patrick's cemetery in Cumberland, R.I. [email protected] Contact the Author

I am seeking information on Francis (Frank) Sheekey and Beatrice (Haylock) Sheekey. I have seen on Ellis Island site that there was a Frank Sheekey resising in Pawtucket RI around 1903. These are my grandparents and I would appreciate any assistance and/or information anyone may provide.

looking for info on my greatgrandparents Damis G. Vincent/ Josephine Benoit living in providence not sure what section of the city around 1920. would anyone on the list have a directory from 1920 or access to a census from that year? thanks in advance for any help im at a dead end. judy sarasota, florida

Would anyone have access to the 1930 and 1935 census` for Prov. RI. I would like to find out who was living at 25 Battey Street. I am looking for the Anastos family. Any help would be really appreciated. William Glendinning, Northern Ireland.

I am trying to find my great grandmother in the 1870 census for Prov. RI I have her in the 1865 State Census in Ward VII, living at 283 High St. and the 1875 State Census in Ward 7, living at 537 High St. Is there any way I can find what ward High Street is in the 1870 Census. Thanks for any help. Marion Smith, Crosslake, MN

Penny, My ggg grandparents were Joseph BENOIT and Sophia COTE. They moved around New England a lot and lived several places in Maine, Boston, and I think around 1880 in Providence. They were both born in Sorel QC. It took me years to find thier birthplace in QC. If I can help, let me know. Charlie King gg grandson of Cleophas ROY/KING and Sophia Benoit Penny wrote: > Mary Melina ? Benoit died in 1925 both died > Providence area. im not sure of > Mary Melina's surnname that why the ?. Henry P. and > Mary Melina had a > daughter Josephine Benoit who married Damis Vincent > and had 2 sons David > Damis, and George H. both born early 1920's. thanks > for any clue's > > ______________________________ __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Great stuff seeking new owners in Yahoo! Auctions! http://auctions.yahoo.com

Hi, still looking for information on the Gautieri family that settled in Providence after coming from Italy in about 1882. Trying to find out what happened to my husband's grandfather, that left Providence by 1909 and moved to NJ according to his father, Luigi's application for citizenship. Thank you, June Benson Gautieri

To Pennyrue66 I believe I read that there is one Precious Blood Cemetery in two sections; one overlaps the border into Mass. but is considered to be in Providence. My g grandparents are buried here in R>I>. I believe the cemetery is administered by Precious Blood Catholic church. You could write to them for the facts; if they don't know, try the Diocese of Providence. (My g. grandfather was the contractor who rebuilt Precious blood church in the 1880's.) Good luck. LJK ----- Original Message ----- From: [email protected] Sent: Friday, February 01, 2002 4:13 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [RIPROVID] cemetery question hi everyone, are there 2 precious blood cemeteries? i see a listing for a precious blood cemetery in blackstone massachusettes which is right on the border with RI would there be another one or would that one be considered a providence area cemetery. thanks ============================== 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 everyone, are there 2 precious blood cemeteries? i see a listing for a precious blood cemetery in blackstone massachusettes which is right on the border with RI would there be another one or would that one be considered a providence area cemetery. thanks

Looking for info on my ggrandparents Regis Benoit/ Desanges Ethier. Looking for info on their son Henry P. Benoit who married Mary Melina ? Henry was married before Mary Melina ? and had 2 daughters Dora, and Stella Benoit. any info appreciated im at the big genealogical brick wall. Henry P. and wife Mary Melina ? are buried in slatersville cemetery Henry died July 29, 1935. Mary Melina ? Benoit died in 1925 both died Providence area. im not sure of Mary Melina's surnname that why the ?. Henry P. and Mary Melina had a daughter Josephine Benoit who married Damis Vincent and had 2 sons David Damis, and George H. both born early 1920's. thanks for any clue's

Good morning, I am interested in the TAYLOR family of Foster/Scituate, Providence Co., RI, of the 1700s. William TAYLOR (abt 1760-1802) m. Sarah SLATER (d. 1808). William was the son of Thomas TAYLOR; Sarah SLATER was the daughter of Joseph SLATER/SLAFTER/SLAUGHTER and Hannah COVEL. On 17 Jan 1783, George BAKER of Foster sold to William TAYLOR of Foster a house and lot in Killingly and Foster for 1 shilling. This included the residence of Widow Hannah Slater. The deed excepted the widow's third share of the house. On the same day, George BAKER of Foster sold to William TAYLOR of Foster 15 acres in Foster for 40 silver dollars. This property was partially bounded by Widow Hannah Slater's property. On 7 Apr 1783, William TAYLOR of Foster sold to George BAKER of Foster 38 acres in Foster, for 90 pounds, that was partially bounded by Widow Hannah Slater's property. On 16 Feb 1795, William TAYLOR of Foster sold to George BAKER of Foster and Daniel PEYTON of Killingly, CT, 70 acres in Foster for 108 pounds. In 1800, William Taylor is living in Burlington, Otsego Co., NY, where he died in 1802. Does anyone have knowledge of a BAKER relationship to the TAYLORS or SLATERS? Kim

Good morning, I am interested in the TAYLOR family of Foster/Scituate, Providence Co., RI, of the 1700s. William TAYLOR (abt 1760-1802) m. Sarah SLATER (d. 1808). William was the son of Thomas TAYLOR; Sarah SLATER was the daughter of Joseph SLATER/SLAFTER/SLAUGHTER and Hannah COVEL. In 1792, William TAYLOR sold to Nathan WOOD of Foster, for only 3 pounds, 70 acres of land in Foster. Can anyone offer insight as to why there would have been such a great bargain between these two men? Kim

page 445 Mary WHIPPLE 28 Feb 1714/5 dau of William & Elizabeth Elizabeth WHIPPLE 26 May 1716 dau of William & Elizabeth Jamima WHIPPLE 4 Oct 1717 dau of William & Elizabeth Amey WHIPPLE 24 Oct 1718 dau of William & Elizabeth William WHIPPLE 11 Nov 1719 son of William & Elizabeth Jeremiah WHIPPLE 19 May 1722 son of William & Elizabeth page 446 Mary WHIPPLE 15 Mar 1721 dau of William & Elizabeth Hopey WHIPPLE 28 Apr 1723 dau of William & Elizabeth John WHIPPLE 7 May 1724 son of William & Elizabeth Anthony WHIPPLE 9 Apr 1725 son of William & Elizabeth Sarah WHIPPLE 10 Oct 1726 dau of William & Elizabeth Benjamin WHIPPLE 2 Jun 1728 son of William & Elizabeth page 447 Moses WHIPPLE 31 Jan 1729/30 son of William & Elizabeth Joseph WHIPPLE 18 Apr 1731 son of William & Elizabeth Amey Whipple 31 May 1732 dau of William & Elizabeth Elezar WHIPPLE 20 Jan 1733/34 son of William & Elizabeth Hannah WHIPPLE 2 May 1735 dau of William & Elizabeth page 448 Annfilece FISK 12 May 1735 dau of Josiah & Sarah Josiah FISK, Junr. 25 Jun 1737 son of Josiah & Sarah Sarah COOK 26 Mar 1740, Smithfield dau of Seth & Mary Hannah COOK 12 May 1741, Smithfield dau of Seth & Mary Mary COOK 21 Jan 1742, Smithfield dau of Seth & Mary Seth COOK 28 May 1745, Smithfield son of Seth & Mary Experience COOK 26 Feb 1747, Smithfield dau of Seth & Mary page 449 Hannah STAPLES 8 Mar 1727/8 dau of Samuel, Junr. & Rose Samuel STAPLES 28 Jul 1731 son of Samuel, Junr. & Rose Pheby SMITH 16 Feb 1734/5 dau of Abraham & Rebacak John DEXTER 11 Feb 1736/7 son of James & Hannah Anne DEXTER 22 Oct 1718 dau of James & Hannah page 450 James DEXTER 24 Feb 1720/21 son of James & Hannah David DEXTER 24 Feb 1722/23 son of James & Hannah Hopey DEXTER 15 Sep 1726 dau of James & Hannah Mary DEXTER 10 Oct 1730 dau of James & Hannah Freelove TUCKER 3 Jan 1734/35 dau of Nathan & Hannah Joseph TUCKER 13 Oct 1738, Smithfield son of Nathan & Hannah page 451 Jonathan BALLOU (BELLOUE) 10 Nov 1723 son of Samuel & Susanah Leday BALLOU (BELLOUE) 6 Dec 1725 dau of Samuel & Susanah Phebey BALLOU (BELLOUE) 9 May 1728 dau of Samuel & Susanah Elezear BALLOU (BELLOUE) 12 Jun 1730 son of Samuel & Susanah Patience BALLOU (BELLOUE) 15 July 1732 dau of Samuel & Susanah Samuel BALLOU (BELLOUE) 4 Feb 1736/37, Smithfield sono f Samuel & Susana Susana BALLOU (BELLOUE) 28 Jun 1739, Smithfield dau of Samuel & Susana page 452 Rufus JENCKES 18 Mar 1726/7 son of Daniel & Joanna above named, Rufus JENCKES died 25 July 1741 buried 27 July 1741, age 15 years, 4 months, 7 days Mary JENCKES 23 Feb 1728 dau of Daniel & Joanna John JENCKES 4 Nov 1730 son of Daniel & Joanna Sarah JENCKES 9 Oct 1733 dau of Daniel & Joanna Phebey JENCKES 29 Nov 1735 dau of Daniel & Joanna Joanna JENCKES 1 May 1737, Smithfield dau of Daniel & Joanna page 453 Daniel JENCKES 28 Mar 1739, Smithfield son of Daniel & Joanna Rhode JENCKES 13 Nov 1741, Smithfield dau of Daniel & Joanna Thomas SAYLES, Junr. 21 Jun 1733 son of Thomas & Esther Martha SAYLES 5 Aug 1735 dau of Thomas & Easther Esther SAYLES 7 Jan 1738, Smithfield dau of Thomas & Esther page 454 Isaac BALLARD 28 Nov 1734 son of Benjamin & Susanna Jeremiah SAYLES 17 Dec 1739, Smithfield son of Thomas, Esq. & Esther Elizabeth SAYLES 15 Oct 1740, Smithfield dau of Thomas & Esther Nathan TUCKER 21 Apr 1741, Smithfield son of Nathan & Hannah William TUCKER 23 Jun 1746, Smithfield son of Nathan & Hannah Martha SAYLES died 18 Nov 1737, 2 years, 3 months, 13 days dau of Thos. & Esther page 455 Jonathan SHIPPEY 18 May 1735 son of David, Junr. & Mehetiable David SHIPPEY 6 Mar 1736/7 son of David, Junr. & Metehiable Metehebal SHIPPE 1 Mar 1738/9, Smithfield dau of David, Junr. & Mehetabe William SHIPPE 5 Apr 1741, Smithfield son of David, Junr. & Metehetable Nicholas PULLEN 4 Sep 1742, Smithfield son of William & Naomi married 4 June 1743 Thomas MAN Ruth ARNOLD by William Arnold, Justice page 456 married 3 Oct 1742, Smithfield John ARNOLD Hannah HOWARD by Thos. Sayles, Just. Peace married 12 Dec 1742, Smithfield James WALLING Mercy TAYLOR by Thos. Sayles, Justice Peace married 25 Mar 1743, Smithfield David YOUNG Jemima BLACKMER by Thos. Sayles, Justice Peace married 3 May 1743, Smithfield Neal DEMPSEY of Boston Ruth SMITH of Wrentham by Thos. Sayles, Justice of Peace married 11 Nov 143, Smithfield Jonathan Armitage FIFIELD Mrs. Mary FEATHERGILL by Thos. Sayles, Justice Peace page 457 married 29 July 1743, Smithfield Henry SHIPPEY Zerviah BROWN by Thos. Sayles, Justice Peace Stephen ARNOLD 30 Nov 1725, Smithfield son of Joseph, Junr. & Patience Mercy ARNOLD 19 Apr 1727, Smithfield dau of Joseph, Junr. & Patience 2nd son ARNOLD born 27 Nov 1728 died 15 Dec 1728 son of Joseph, Junr. & Patience Phebe ARNOLD 18 Nov 1729, Smithfield dau of Joseph, Junr. & Patience Jacob ARNOLD 7 July 1732, Smithfield son of Joseph, Junr. & Patience page 458 Benjamin HEREENDON 6 May 1735 son of Benjamin & Hannah Zeckecah HEREENDON 28 Dec 1736 son of Benjamin & Hannah John HEREENDON 29 Mar 1738, Smithfield son of Benjamin & Hannah Abraham HEREENDON 7 Nov 1739, Providence son of Benjamin & Hannah William ARNOLD 30 Nov 1733, Smithfield son of Joseph, Junr. & Patiance Caleb ARNOLD 21 Mar 1735, Smithfield son of Joseph, Junr. & Patience Patience ARNOLD 14 May 1738, Smithfield dau of Joseph, Junr. & Patience Philadelphia ARNOLD 12 June 1740, Smithfield dau of Joseph, Junr. & Patience conclusion of Smithfield Probate Vol. 1 vital records W. 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