Dorothy Borne wrote: > My mother's family never left New England until about 1880 so I have > many names. > Acy, Andrews, Baisie, Beard, Beecher, Birchard, Bird, Bolt, Bouton, > Butler, Camp, Charles, Davis, Dayton, Deming, Desborough, Dickerman, > Dodge, Fisher, Foote, Fox, Griffin, Hale, Harrison, Hartshorn, Ives, > Johnson, Keeler, Kellogg, Lathrop, Linsley, Loveredge, Monroe, Morehouse, > Nettleton, Osborn, Oviatt, Palmer, Parmelee, Peat/Peck, Peet, Potter, > Prindle, Rogers, Rose, Scudder, Slany, Smith, Stent, Swayne/Swain, Swan, > Taintor, Truesdell, Tyler, Ufford, Wheeler. > All were from CT except Swan and Hartshorn who were from MA. > > Dotbnj@juno.com > > ==== ROLL-CALL Mailing List ==== > How to join ROOTSWEB.COM Genealogical Cooperative > http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html > ******************************************* Dorothy, My (late) maternal grandmother was a Truesdell, born and raised in Boston. The family hailed originally from Lincolnshire and came to Boston in 1620 as part of the Puritan migration. Thanks to her, there is a clear record of our Truesdell line, which I don't have immediate access to, but I would certainly be willing to share with you. Ironically, she married a Fisher, although almost certainly not one of yours -- his family came from Prince Edward Island, Canada, where he was nearly born himself. However, our Truesdells married into a Mills family (of Scottish origin) in northeastern Connecticut. best wishes, Peter Gilmore