I am trying to locate anyone that has information about a Mr. & Mrs. Harry Cook who lived in Pawtucket up until at least the 1940's. I have just discovered that they resided at 672 Main St. Pawtucket, Rhode Island. The address may be 642 Main St. They had a son Walter. Harry & Walter were members of a Masonic Order. Mrs. Cook's name was Alice and I think that her maiden name was Fowler. Thank you. Jim Galley

I hope that sks can help with a road block I have had for some time and probably will since the name is Brown. The only information I have is of my G-Grandfather and his wife. His name is Bert Brown (possibly short for something else) and wife Pearl Mae Peterson; had 9 children. They lived in and around the Panama, NY area, found that they are buried in Cutting, NY. I was lead to believe that he would possibly be related to Joseph Brown from Mass-Ct-Jerico Vt. Have also found that there area some that were from Maine. I do not have all the names of the ch. If you think you may be of service, please email me Roberta Fenno Kent

In a message dated 9/18/01 6:29:34 AM Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << This is about the 50th time I have received this letter. Can we stay on the subject of genealogy? >> I agree wholehearted! If it doesn't stop I will have to unsubscribe for a while. Jean "I can't direct the wind, but I CAN adjust my sails"

In a message dated 9/18/2001 7:29:34 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > > This is about the 50th time I have received this letter. Can we stay on > the > subject of genealogy? > 50th? Either you are on a lot of lists or you have a lot of friends. Either way, count your blessings. John

This is about the 50th time I have received this letter. Can we stay on the subject of genealogy?

Hello, Friends: I realize I am violating the spirit of these Lists in sending this, but if it were not for my interest in genealogy I would not have received it. I share it only because it is informative. John Folsom Orlando, FL ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I know we've all been innundated with thoughts about the terrorist attack, but this one seems to be from a different angle.  I found it food for thought.  I hope that our leaders are wise indeed.  The can of worms is ever more treacherous.... Lee ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > Dear Friends, >    The following  was sent to me by my friend Tamim Ansary.  Tamim is an > Afghani-American writer.  He is also one of the most brilliant  people I > know in this life.  When he writes, I  read.  When he talks, I listen. > Here is his take on  Afghanistan and the whole mess we are i`n. > -Gary T. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > Dear Gary and whoever else is on this email thread: > > I've been hearing a lot of talk about "bombing Afghanistan back  to the > Stone Age." Ronn Owens, on KGO Talk Radio today,  allowed that this would > mean killing innocent people,  people who had nothing to do with this > atrocity, but  "we're at war, we have to accept collateral damage. What > else can we do?"  Minutes later I heard some TV pundit  discussing > whether we "have the belly to do what must be  done." > > And I thought about the issues being raised especially hard  because I am > from Afghanistan, and even though I've  lived here for 35 years I've > never lost track of what's  going on there. So I want to tell anyone who > will listen  how it all looks from where I'm standing. > > I speak as one who hates the Taliban and Osama Bin Laden. There  is no > doubt in my mind that these people were  responsible for the atrocity in > New York. I agree that  something must be done about those monsters. > > But the Taliban and Ben Laden are not Afghanistan.  They're  not even the > government of Afghanistan.  The  Taliban are a cult of ignorant > psychotics who took over  Afghanistan in 1997. Bin Laden is a political > criminal  with a plan.  When you think Taliban, think Nazis. When you > think Bin Laden, think Hitler. And when you think "the people  of > Afghanistan" think "the Jews in the concentration  camps."   It's not > only that the Afghan people  had nothing to do with this atrocity. They > were the  first victims of the perpetrators. They would exult if someone > would come in there, take out the Taliban and clear out the rats nest  of > international thugs holed up in their country. > > Some say, why don't the Afghans rise up and overthrow the  Taliban? The > answer is, they're starved, exhausted,  hurt, incapacitated, suffering. > A few years ago, the  United Nations estimated that there are 500,000 > disabled  orphans in Afghanistan--a country with no economy, no food. > There are millions of widows.  And the Taliban has been burying  these > widows alive in mass graves.  The soil is  littered with land mines, the > farms were all destroyed  by the Soviets.  These are a few of the reasons > why  the Afghan people have not overthrown the Taliban. > > We come now to the question of bombing Afghanistan back to the  Stone > Age. Trouble is, that's been done. The Soviets  took care of it already. > Make the Afghans suffer?  They're already suffering. Level their houses? > Done.  Turn their schools into piles of rubble? Done.  Eradicate their > hospitals? Done.  Destroy their infrastructure? Cut them  off from > medicine and health care?  Too late.  Someone already did all that. > > New bombs would only stir the rubble of earlier bombs.   Would they at > least get the Taliban? Not likely. In  today's Afghanistan, only the > Taliban eat, only they  have the means to move around.  They'd slip away > and hide. Maybe the bombs would get some of those disabled orphans,  they > don't move too fast, they don't even have  wheelchairs. But flying over > Kabul and dropping bombs  wouldn't really be a strike against the > criminals who  did this horrific thing. Actually it would only be making > common cause with the Taliban--by raping once again the people  they've > been raping all this time > > So what else is there? What can be done, then? Let me now speak  with > true fear and trembling. The only way to get Bin  Laden is to go in there > with ground troops. When people  speak of "having the belly to do what > needs to be done"  they're thinking in terms of having the belly to kill > as  many as needed.  Having the belly to overcome any moral qualms about > killing innocent people. Let's pull our heads out of the sand.  What's > actually on the table is Americans dying. And not  just because some > Americans would die fighting their way  through Afghanistan to Bin > Laden's hideout.  It's  much bigger than that folks. Because to get any > troops  to Afghanistan, we'd have to go through Pakistan. Would they let > us? Not likely. The conquest of Pakistan would have to be  first. Will > other Muslim nations just stand by? You see  where I'm going. We're > flirting with a world war between  Islam and the West. > > And guess what: that's Bin Laden's program. That's exactly what  he > wants. That's why he did this.  Read his  speeches and statements. It's > all right there.  He  really believes Islam would beat the west. It might > seem  ridiculous, but he figures if he can polarize the world into Islam > and the West, he's got a billion soldiers.  If the west  wreaks a > holocaust in those lands, that's a billion  people with nothing left to > lose, that's even better  from Bin Laden's point of view.  He's probably > wrong, in the end the west would win, whatever that would mean, but  the > war would last for years and millions would die, not  just theirs but > ours. Who has the belly for that? Bin  Laden does. Anyone else? > > Tamim Ansary

Need some help with the Central Falls City Directory for 1889-1893 period. Looking for my GGrandfather Ter(r)ence F. Martin. Wife was Emma. Seems he died around this time, but Ct., RI., and Mass vitals can't confirm. Family grave is marked with his name, but diocesan burial Records don't include him in the plot. Hoping that the directory can shed some light. Thanks in advance, Bob.. Bob Martin [email protected]

Uxbridge Monthly Meetings Book of Records of Births Deaths & Burials Conting the Names of all that were considered to be Members at the time, and since the said Meeting was set off from Smithfield Monthly Meeting. Uxbridge M. Mtg was set off from Smithfield M. Mtg by (R.I.) Quarterly Mtg held at Smithfield on the 7th mo. 1783 at held the first M. Mtg the 1st of the 8th mo 1783. Member of New England Yearly Meeting. Records covered 1793 to about 1881. The record format is: name; birth day, month year; died day, burial day, month year. Page 3 ALDRICH, Daniel, [blank], 6,7,6,1812 Mary, his wife [blank] their children: Daniel [blank] Phebe [blank] Amos [blank] Lydia, 0-9-1775, [blank] Seth, 0-10-1777; 28-0-3-1865 Sands, 0-11-1779; [blank] Apeme, 1-1-1783; [blank] Yahel, [blank] ALDRICH, Amos, 12-11-1768; [blank] wife, Rhoda, 11-12-1769; [blank] ALDRICH, Seth, old style 8-12-1738; 26-28-12-1817 wife, Mary, 1-7-1747; 31-0-12-1820 their children: Joseph, new style 2-8-1764; 2-3-3-1766 Noah, 4-10-1766; [blank] Ephraim, 11-10-1769; [blank] Joel, 14-7-1772; [blank] Elisabeth, 12-7-1775; [blank] Mary, 23-2-1781; [blank] Joseph, 13-5-1784; 23-24-7-1785 Rachel, 28-9-1788; [blank] Jacob, 24-8-1792 ALDRICH, Israel, 2-3-1765; [blank] Deceased or Removed: ALDRICH, Moley ALDRICH, Elisabeth 4-11-1794 (her birthdate) page 4 ALDRICH, Ephraim; 11-10-1769; 24-26-8-1826 wife, Dorcas; 22-10-1771;'30-31-8-1811 children: Isabel; 31-8-1797; [blank] Robert Hall; 19-8-1801; 9-11-9-1805 Ephraim; 17-2-1805; [blank] Daniel H.; 14-7-1806; 6-9-12-1870 Ephraim's 2nd wife, Ruth; 24-4-1773 ALDRICH, Daniel H.; 14-7-1806; 6-9-12-1870 wife, Phebee; 19-9-1808; [blank] children: Josiah Wilcox; 12-2-1831; 21-0-3-1834 Mary Brayton; 20-2-1832; [blank] Gideon Mowry; 29-1-1834; [blank] Jonathan Richard; 31-10-1838; 12-0-9-1841 Dorcas Hall; 17-9-1841; [blank] Oscar DeWilton; 25-12-1843; [blank] page 5 ALDRICH, Nehemiah; 20-5-1749; 20-22-2-1803 wife, Anna; 9-4-1749;22-24-9-1818 children: Hannah; 7-3-1778; [blank] Willis; 4-3-1780; [blank] Olney; 27-3-1782; [blank] David; 17-2-1784; [blank] Nehemiah; 7-12-1785; [blank] Anne; 11-10-1788; [blank] Ruth; 3-10-1791; [blank] ALDRICH, Joseph; 29-9-1718;30-0-12-1787 (bur 1-1-1788) children: Joshua; 12-2-1752; 23-25-5-1790 Eunice; 1-3-1756; [blank] William; 14-4-1758; [blank] Rachel; 18-5-1761; [blank] ALDRICH, Nathanial; 1-2-1754; 31-0-8-1840 Rachel, his wife; 19-3-1753; 10-0-3-1836 children: William; 23-4-1774; [blank] Ruth- 1-9-1776; [blank] Sylama; 13-8-1778; [blank] Asahel; 4-5-1780; [blank] Savel; 20-7-1781; [blank] Nelle; 8-3-1784; 31-0-1-1785 Joanna; 30-8-1785; [blank] Cata; 3-3-1791; [blank] page 6 ALDRICH, Joel; 14-7-1772; 25-27-12-1838 Esther, his wife; 21-8-1782; 12-14-6-1808 their child, Susanna; 11-12-1804; [blank] his 2nd wife, Chloe; 14-12-1779; [blank] ALDRICH, Willard; 23-4-1774; 6-11-[blank]-1839 Azubah, his wife; 2-5-1783; [blank] his children: Ruth; 20-3-1803; [blank] Lamond; 12-9-1805; [blank] Thomas; 30-10-1808; [blank] Sarah Ann; 16-2-1811; [blank] Chancey; 27-2-1814; [blank] Delphia; 22-7-1817' [blank] page 7 ALDRICH, Samuel; 2-2-1726; 5-7-7-1814 Huldah, his wife; 15-8-1728; [blank] their children: Samuel; 1-9-1763; [blank] Gardner; 4-6-1763; [blank] Lyman; 6-12-1768; [blank] Huldah; 30-3-1774; [blank] (a note was written here: Birth of Gardner given in records of Smithfield Monthly as 4-6-1766.) ALDRICH, Asa; 2-4-1752; [blank] Susanna, his wife; 21-5-1751; [blank] their children: Abraham; 3-12-1774; [blank] Harris; 1-6-1777; [blank] Wanton; 4-4-1780; [blank] Asa; 3-4-1782; [blank] ARNOLD, Hannah, wife of William; [blank] her children: Maria; 30-1-1801; [blank] Benedict; 2-1-1803; [blank] Sarah; 27-9-1805; [blank] Lucy; 10-7-1807; [blank] Dorcas; 31-7-1809; [blank] Mary Smith; 10-11-1811; [blank] ALDRICH, Peter; 19-9-1722; 17-19-3-1799 his 2nd wife, Isabel; [blank]; 3-6-4-1790 his children: Chloe; 27-4-1768; [blank] Turner; 8-01-1768; [blank] Lydia; 5-6-1769; [blank] Brice; 8-1-1772; [blank] Deborah; 8-2-1775; [blank] page 8 ALDRICH, John; 1-9-1759; 11-[blank]-3-1838 his wife, Elizabeth; 4-3-1765; 7-9-1-1806 their children: Joshua; 24-9-1788; 13-15-9-1808 Amety; 7-4-1791; [blank] Elizabeth; 22-1-1795; 23-25-12-1820 John; 16-8-1798; [blank] his 2nd wife, Anna; 30-11-1765; 17-20-2-1834 their child: Brown W.; 18-3-1809; 10-12-7-1811 ALDRICH, Anna Elisabeth, dau of Elisabeth ALDRICH; 18-5-1819; [blank] page 9 ALDRICH, Stephen; 28-11-1726; [blank] Mary, his wife; 12-12-1740; [blank] children: Martha; 7-8-1763; [blank] Stephen; 15-5-1765; [blank] Dorcas; 30-7-1767; [blank] Royal; 20-6-1769; [blank] Ruth; 1-5-1771; [blank] Chad; 12-2-1773; [blank] Willis; 17-1-1776; [blank] Jesse; 23-9-1777; [blank] Esek; 29-8-1779; [blank] Zacheus; 10-8-1781; [blank] ALDRICH, Jacob; [blank] Mehetabel, his wife; [blank] children: Ananias; 4-4-1770; [blank] Amariah; 22-4-1772; [blank] Ebenezer; 1-2-1774; [blank] Jacob; 13-4-1776; [blank] Joanna; 22-6-1778; [blank] Pruda; 20-10-1782; [blank] ALDRICH, Jesse, son of Asahel; 13-5-1773; [blank] page 10 ALDRICH, Paul; 19-7-1751;23-25-7-1834 his wife, Susanna; 30-11-1756; 3-5-4-1804 children: Esther; 21-8-1782; [blank] Paul; 19-12-1784; [ blank] Phila; 23-4-1787; [blank] Susanna; 27-4-1789; [blank] James; 17-10-1791; [blank] Prise; 3-4-1794; [blank] Nathan; 23-3-1797; [blank] Phebe; 19-10-1799; [blank] Mary his 2nd wife; 23-2-1781; [blank] their children: Omar; 19-6-1805; [blank] George C.; 10-9-1807; [blank] Rachel; 3-3-1813; 16-18-8-1820 ALDRICH, Paul jr.; 19-12-1784; 18-21-4-1874 his wife, Almy; 2-2-1785; 6-8-10-1829 their children: Richard; 20-3-1807; [blank] Narcissa; 2-4-1809; [blank] Phebe Saben; 2-4-1809; 24-26-11-1818 Ruth Mowry; 14-2-1818; [blank] Thomas Paul; 6-11-1820; [blank] his 2nd wife Milley Cook; [blank] page 11 ALLEN, Moses; 30-11-1745; [blank] Comfort, his wife; 11-12-1745; [blank] children: Abraham; 25-9-1768; [blank] Jerathmeel; 11-5-1770; [blank] Moses; 25-5-1772; [blank] Comfort; 12-7-1774; [blank] Hannah; 24-9-1776; [blank] Abagail; 5-12-1778; [blank] Martha; 3-6-1781; [blank] Margaret; 18-8-1783; [blank] ALDRICH, Aron's children: Prudence; 7-7-1769; [blank] Joanna; 24-10-1770; [blank] Sarah; 4-4-1773; [blank] ALLEN, Ezra; 18-10-1747; [blank] Lucy, his wife; 15-11-1749; [blank] children: Ruth; 27-4-1770; [blank] Lydia; 3-12-1772; [blank] Tamar; 23-7-1774; [blank] Ezra; 3-8-1781; [blank] page 12 blank page 13 ARNOLD, Benedict; 27-4-1752; 9-11-2-1802 Sarah, his wife; 27-4-1734; 0-0-0-1836 children: Dorcas; 14-10-1775; [blank] William; 31-1-1777; [blank] Mary; 1-12-1781; [blank] ARNOLD, Elisha; 24-4-1756; 6-7-7-1826 Theodate, his wife; 5-11-1752; 25-1-1-1817 children: Ruth: 20-2-1775; [blank] Oliver; 10-12-1777; [blank] Waity; 12-11-1780; [blank] Israel; 20-2-1784; [blank] Adah; 18-4-1788; 24-26-3-1795 Huldah; 7-8-1791; [blank] Patience; 24-8-1799; [blank] page 14 blank page 15 ALDRICH, Lydia, wife of Benjamin; 17-5-1740-21-23-5-1824 children: Daniel; 5-8-1766; [blank] Caleb; 19-9-1768; [blank] George; 26-10-1770; [blank] Rufus; 13-6-1773; 6-[blank]-2-1787 Seth; 16-11-1775; [blank] Sarah; 18-9-1778; [blank] Lydia; 6-8-1783; 26-[blank]-7-1788 (children of Abel (1773) and wife Olive LOWELL ALDRICH) Molley; 2-10-1773; [blank] Eunice; 2-10-1775; [blank] Sepha; [blank] Elizabeth: 4-12-1789; [blank] ALDRICH, Seth jr.; 16-11-1775; [blank] his wife Audary; 18-12-[blank]; [blank] children: Anna Coggeshall; 10-12-1802; [blank] Benjamin; 18-4-1804; 3-6-2-1814 Christopher; 4-4-1806; [blank] Benjamin D.; 9-9-1809; [blank] Robert H.; 14-9-1811; [blank] Rufus T.; 9-6-1813; 22-[blank]-10-1835 Israel; 7-8-1815; [blank] William H.; 30-4-1819; [blank] Samuel; 25-3-1821; [blank] Amanda Maria; 22-1-1824; [blank] page 16 blank page 17 ATWOOD, Frances; 23-5-1728; [blank] ALDRICH, Bathsheba; 29-7-1768 Northbridge; [blank] ALDRICH, Samuel jur.; 1-9-1763 Northbridge; 5-[blank]-6-1820 his wife Sarah; 13-9-1766 Providence; 17-[blank]-12-1819 Rhoda; 17-2-1786 Northbridge; [blank] Martha; 20-4-1788; 6-8-7-1797 Peleg; 30-6-1790; 2-[blank]-12-1858 Samuel; 4-7-1792; 30-3-1794 (bur 1-4-1794) Mary; 28-7-1794; [blank] Sarah; 15-9-1797; [blank] Samuel Willard; 15-5-1800; [blank] Mercy; 11-8-1802; [blank] Huldy; 27-1-1805; [blank] Eliza Brown; 20-11-1808; [blank] Daniel H.; 23-12-1813; [blank] ALDRICH, Savel; 20-7-1781; [blank] his wife Waity; 10-1-1782; 13-14-7-1841 children: Lavina S.; 9-11-1804; [blank] Lucy G.; 24-2-1806; [blank] Alma Meria; 16-9-1807; [blank] page 18 ALDRICH, Noah; 4-10-1766; 13-15-5-1812 his wife Elizabeth; 25-5-1767; [blank] children: Seth; 22-2-1790; [blank] Amasa; 11-12-1791; [blank] Adin; 22-7-1755; [blank] Pliny; 25-8-1797; [blank] Chalkley; 23-3-1801; [blank] Phebe; 5-9-1802; [blank] Dorcas; 21-9-1811; [blank] ALDRICH, Peleg; 30-6-1790; 2-[blank]-2-1858 wife Huldah; 14-1-1797; [blank]-[blank]-10-1869 children: Chloe Matildah; 20-3-1817; [blank] Robert Bruce; 15-5-1819; 2-[blank]-2-1826 Samuel B.; 18-2-1821; [blank] Sarah; 24-1-1823; [blank] Peleg Brown; 19-12-1824; [blank] Dorcas; 1-1-1827; 12-12-11-1835 page 19 ALDRICH, Peleg Brown; 19-12-1824; [blank] his wife Hannah D.; 6-8-1833; [blank] child, Anna B.; 8-1-1870; 20-4-1878 page 20 ALDRICH, William; 14-4-1758; 2-[blank]-2-1836 his wife Dinah; 10-6-1671-8-[blank]-2-1839 children: Joshua; 27-4-1790; 28-31-12-1880 Wheeler; 26-7-1792; [blank] Stephen; 14-4-1799; [blank] Thankful; 19-2-1798; 19-21-11-1802 a son; 19-2-1798; 19-21-2-1798 Mary; 2-11-1802; [blank] ALDRICH, Jacob; 24-8-1792; [blank] his wife Hetta (Mehetable); 9-4-1797; 4-[blank]-2-1833 Valentine M. by his first wife; 2-4-1815; [blank] their children: Sarah D.; 8-11-1819; [blank] Gilbert; 20-4-1821; [blank] Edwin Alanzo; 6-12-1823; [blank] Mary Jane; 12-2-1826; [blank] page 21 ARNOLD, Oliver; 10-12-1774; [blank] wife Abigail; [blank] Israel; 2-1-1812; [blank] Mary; 2-3-1814; [blank] Daniel; 28-3-1815; [blank] Lucy; 27-4-1818; [blank] Elisha; 6-5-1820; [blank] ALDRICH, Gideon M.; 29-1-1834; [blank] his children: Frederick J.; 1856; [blank] Alice M.; 1861; [blank] Leander S.; 1862 [blank] page 22 ALDRICH, David; 21-7-1757; 13-[blank]-7-1828 his wife Mary; 13-6-1763; 10-[blank]-5-1842 children: Brown; 9-1-1785; 27-30-4-1808 Amey; 2-6-1786; [blank] Ira; 15-9-1788; [blank] Sarah; 18-8-1791; [blank] David; 10-1-1794; 11-[blank]-11-1819 Jesse; 4-3-1797; [blank] Joseph; 10-11-1801; [blank] Mary Brown; 1-12-1803; 3-6-1-1811 ALDRICH, Ebenezer; 1-2-1774; [blank] his wife Isabel; [blank] children: Hannah; 1-11-1798; [blank] Phillip; 10-4-1800; [blank] Elisabeth; 31-7-1802; [blank] Seth; 2-11-1804; [blank] page 23 ARNOLD, Oliver; 10-12-1777; [blank] his wife Abigail; [blank] children: Israel; 2-1-1812; [blank] Mary; 2-3-1814; [blank] Daniel; 28-8-1815; [blank] Lucy; 27-4-1818; [blank] Elisha; 6-5-1820; [blank] ARNOLD, James G.; 22-9-1824; [blank] ARNOLD, Saml. A.; 4-1-1827; [blank] page 33 BUFFUM, Benjamin; 15-2-1725; 2-4-8-1798 Elisabeth his wife; 29-5-1725; [blank] children: Stephen; 27-12-1762; [blank] Joshua; 13-8-1766; [blank] Hannah; 30-8-1769; [blank] BATTEY, Benjamin; 7-9-1737; [blank] Mercy, his wife; 3-10-1737; [blank] children: Sarah; 1-8-1761; [blank] Jesse; 29-11-1763; [blank] Joseph; 26-5-1768; [blank] BATTEY, Nicholas; 29-10-1758 Glocester; [blank] Thankful his wife; 24-9-1758 Coventry; [blank] Mary his dau by 1st wife; 2-6-1781; 24-28-1-1886 children by 2nd wife: Lydia; 1-2-1785; [blank] Joel; 4-2-1787; [blank] Ezra; 24-3-1789; [blank] Joanna; 7-12-1791; [blank] Benjamin; 20-4-1794; [blank] Joseph; 8-6-1797; [blank] Amos; 21-2-1800; [blank] BROWN, Huldah; 26-9-1762; [blank] BAKER, Elisabeth; 25-5-1767; [blank] BUFFUM, Sarah; 5-4-1782; [blank] BARNS, Asa; [blank] page 34 BAKER, Obediah; [blank] his wife Anna; 20-8-1774; [blank] children: Daniel; 3-1-1795; [blank] Elizabeth; 30-11-1796; [blank] Mary; 20-10-1798; [blank] BOWEN, Thomas; 16-4-1763; 3-[blank]-9-1842 his wife Elizabeth; 30-12-1765; 18-[blank]-7-1851 children: Sarah; 9-11-1789; [blank] Mercy Ann; 16-11-1791; 20-22-11-1877 Isaac; 24-7-1796; 24-[blank]-11-1798 Charles; 16-9-1800; 24-28-4-1881 Smith; 24-4-1803; 21-[blank]-11-1820 Eliza Ann; 24-2-1808; 3-5-6-1811 page 35 BASSET, William; 29-10-1747; [blank] Margery his wife; 16-10-1754; 18-20-8-1796 children: Cyrus; 31-3-1779; [blank] Lydia; 31-8-1780; [blank] Artimus; 19-6-1782; [blank] Daniel; 19-12-1784; [blank] Ellis; 2-7-1787; [blank] Martha; 6-7-1789; [blank] William; 13-8-1791; 14-16-3-1792 BUFFUM, Jedediah; 17-8-1737; [blank] Sarah his wife; 5-9-1736; [blank] children Eseck; 6-4-1763; [blank] Robert; 10-3-1765; [blank] Jedediah; 8-4-1767; [blank] Sarah; 22-10-1769; [blank] William; 4-6-1772; [blank] Candis; 29-1-1776; [blank] BAKER, Amos; 9-6-1756 Coventry; [blank] Rachel his wife; 5-10-1760 Glocester; [blank] children: Thankful; 7-12-1783; [blank] Amey; 1-8-1785; [blank] Rachel; 11-6-1787; [blank] page 37 BARRETT, Jaazaniah; 21-1-1752; [blank] Rhoda his wife; 24-5-1760; [blank] children: John; 13-7-1781 Uxbridge; [blank] Hannah; 19-5-1783 Uxbridge; [blank] Jonathan; 18-1-1786 Uxbridge; [blank] Jaazaniah; 6-12-1788 Richmond; [blank] Abigail; 10-3-1791 Richmond; [blank] BENNET, Mary, wife of John; [blank] their children: David; 3-7-1764; [blank] Deborah; 3-7-1764; [blank] Asahel; 16-7-1766; [blank] Mary; 15-12-1768; [blank] Nehemiah; 28-8-1770; [blank] Joanna; 12-2-1778; [blank] BOWEN, Lemuel; 16-3-1755; [blank] Huldah his wife; 27-5-1756; [blank] children: Gideon; 19-10-1783; [blank] Ephraim; 11-8-1784; 7-[blank]-1-1791 Hannah; 25-5-1786; [blank] Eddy; 30-1-1788; [blank] Martha; 20-3-1791; [blank] Sarah; 20-2-1793; [blank] page 38 BARTLETT, Deborah, wife of Eber; [blank] her daughter Mary E.; 1-12-1833; [blank] son Thos. Edward; 17-4-1838; [blank] page 39 BOWEN, John; 16-5-1737; [blank] Phebe his wife; 14-8-1738; [blank] children: Jonathan; 18-7-1782; [blank] Susana; 15-4-1784; [blank] Benjamin; 14-4-1786; [blank] Anne; 6-4-1788; [blank] Dorcas; 17-4-1790; [blank] Phebe; 24-6-1792; [blank] Pardon; 3-6-1794; [blank] Ephraim; 19-5-1796; [blank] BAKER, Dinah; 17-9-1741; [blank] her children: Stephen; 28-6-1768; [blank] Huldah; 10-2-1771; [blank] Hannah; 21-1-1772; [blank] Esther; 22-10-1775; [blank=] BUXTON, Esther, wife of James; 5-4-1755; [blank] BAKER, Esther, widow; 16-7-1714; 24-26-17-1793 BAKER, Stephen; 23-8-1764; [blank[[ BOWEN, Sarah; 27-4-1770; [blank] BROWN, Amety; 7-9-1769 Providence; [blank] BUFFUM, Phebe; 8-8-1754; [blank] BOWEN, Remember; [blank] page 40 BUFFUM, Benjamin, removed to Providence BUFFUM, Ellen K., removed to Providence their children BUFFUM, Susan; 4-3-1848; 23-[blank]-10-1848 BUFFUM, Susan; 26-5-1850; [blank]

Is anyone researching the above name? The immigrant was Luigi Gautieri and wife Maria Mancini Gautieri. Thank you

Good Evening Everyone : I'm making an inquiry about an ancestor by the name of Laughlin Dowling. He entered this country at the port of Newport RI in 1826. He came to this country from Ireland. I'm not to sure weather his children eight in number were born in Newport or Providence. The first was born in 1834 and the last in 1849. This Laughlin Dowling received his citizenship in 1835 through the courts in Newport. This Laughlin Dowling also appears in the 1840 & 1850 Federal Census for Rhode Island. I understand his name also appears on a disk in the " Family Tree Maker " series of disk intitled " Passenger & Immigration List Index 1538-1940 " which is disk 354. I also have several land deed's as early as 1833 in Newport. Can anyone help me with this Laughlin Dowling and family. Sincerely Steve Wilder

I will be in Newport, RI from Sept 15 to 22 tracing my ancestors. I am a member of the Rhode Island Genealogical Society. The families are Bushee and Brayton. I have info that Patience Brayton was born in Foster and I am planing to go there first. What I am hoping to find are records of birth, death, census, land records, tax lists, court records, wills etc. Is there somewhere I am missing to trace? Can someone tell me if the court house is open on Mondays. That's where I plan to start. I will also be going to the Historical Society Library on Hope St. Thanks for any info I can get. Marion Smith, Crosslake, MN

Thanks Susan, but no luck so far.!!! :-)

I have found that just going to your public library may be the answer. You may also have a genealogical library in the area. Susan Comstock in CT

Thanks for responding! Do you think these directories are someplace else other than the Hist Society? Thanks for any advice you can give me! Barbara :-)

> Can anyone tell me where to find Lincoln/Cumberland City Directories for the > years 1880-1900? Thanks for your help! > I looked athe Lincoln ones at the Rhode Island Historical Society office in Providence...but I don't remember them going back that far.. >

Laughlin Dowling also appears in the 1850 Census, Providence 6th Ward. Laughlin age 40 Occupation: Mason Mary 32 William 15 Ann 12 Jane 9 Catharine 8 John 5 Joseph 3

Found a Laughlin Dowling on Family Treemaker CD 354. New York, New York 1834 From Scott, Kenneth "Naturalizations in the Marine Court, New York City 1827-1835. Vol. XIII, Collections of the New York Genealogical and Biographical Society, New York. 1990, 187 p. Source Code: 8208, Source Page 64. Mary Alice

NARA lists Newport RI 1820-57 in M575 roll # 6. You should be able to rent it at your local LDS Family History Center for viewing there. It would be the second port on the roll. Ruthie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Steve Wilder" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2001 2:06 PM Subject: [RIPROVID] Ship Passenger List look up > Hi : > > Does anyone have any CD's or access to any passenger lists for the port of Newport. I have an ancestor that landed there in the mid 1820's My ancestor was a Laughlin Dowling. Could anyone help me with this lookup. > > Steve Wilder > Florida > > > ============================== > Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & Celebrate > your heritage! > http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog > >

Hi : Does anyone have any CD's or access to any passenger lists for the port of Newport. I have an ancestor that landed there in the mid 1820's My ancestor was a Laughlin Dowling. Could anyone help me with this lookup. Steve Wilder Florida