Hello, For those of you who are searching for Tucker Loyalists here is a great resource. The Archives of the State of North Carolina has an on-line MARS catalog which can be searched. It covers most of their collections. One of their collections is entitled "Foreign Archives." I did a quick search on just the surname TUCKER and came up with 16 hits in the British records of Nova Scotia. There is a list of Loyalists Robert Tucker's claim (maybe Reuben?) A claim for Robert Tucker formerly a physician from Wilmington, NC (Same man?) A Richard Tucker, Master of the ship Pearl of Greenock A Nicholas Tucker and more.... Go to http://www.ah.dcr.state.nc.us/archives/default.htm Click on MARS catalog on the left of the page. That will launch their search engine Encompass. Page down until you see foreign Archives and put a check in the box. Page up to Quick Navigation and type Tucker in the space. Hit Search That will bring up a page with a box that says Foreign Archives. Click on that word and it will bring up the documents. Click on each document and it will give you a short abstract. Copies can be ordered from the Archives. Of course, you can put as many checks in as many "collection" boxes as you want and search their other holdings too but that slows it down a bit. Robin New Orleans

My new email address is kellybernal@yahoo.com -----Original Message----- >From: tucker-request@rootsweb.com >Sent: Nov 13, 2006 12:01 AM >To: tucker@rootsweb.com >Subject: TUCKER Digest, Vol 1, Issue 10 > > > >Today's Topics: > > 1. Reuben Tucker Stokes Co. NC 1806 (Mary Bell) > > >---------------------------------------------------------------------- > >Message: 1 >Date: Sun, 12 Nov 2006 00:56:06 -0600 >From: "Mary Bell" <tnbells@frontiernet.net> >Subject: [TUCKER] Reuben Tucker Stokes Co. NC 1806 >To: <tuckers@yahoogroups.com> >Message-ID: <007501c70627$a0910be0$6501a8c0@maryebell> >Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" > >There is a Reuben Tucker listed with Thomas Tucker (b. 1750 MD) on the 1806 Tax List of Stokes Co., NC in the Belews Creek Dist. Reuben has no land listed and is not found before or after this on Stokes Co Tax Lists. > >Could he have been a brother to Thomas who went to GA with him in 1807? > >Here are some queries I found on Reuben tucker: > >The will of Daniel Jenifer Smoot was dated August 5, 1865, and proved in Madison Co., VA, August 24, 1865, by Andrew Carpenter and Benjamin H. Sparks. He bequeathed to his daughter Catherine M. Gibson the land near Good Hope Meeting House adjoining the land of Reuben Tucker and the Poor House, containing 210 acres, and also personal property. > >I am interested in any information about a Reuben Tucker listed in the Nash County tax roll for 1782. He may be my ancestor, first found in Sorel, Quebec, in 1799, almost certainly a Loyalist. I would also be interested in any other Tuckers from pre - 1800, or information on Nash County Loyalists and where they went after the peace of 1783. > >Family lore has it that Tucker ancestors came from North Carolina as Loyalists to Sorel, Quebec, after the Revolutionary War. The first Tucker born in Sorel was Mary Ann, born in 1799 to Reuben and Sarah Ann Tucker. I believe Reuben and Sarah Ann also had children, Ann and Lewis, born elsewhere. I have found a Reuben Tucker listed on the tax roll for Nash County, North Carolina, in 1782. I would appreciate any information about Reuben or generally about Loyalists in North carolina or Sorel, Quebec. > >My earliest Tucker ancestor is Reuben Tucker, found in Quebec in 1790s. Family lore says he was a Loyalist from North Carolina. So far, I have been unable to connect him back to NC. Any help or hints would be appreciated. > >Don Keirstead >Chelmsford, MA > > >Reuben Tucker, Sr. born about 1760, NC >Married + Candie Andrews> Pelham, GA > >Donna: Have you checked TUCKER BIO,1760 NC,GA,AL-#1121 posted by Carol Hurley. This >is my Tucker ancestors and there is a William >that could possibly be born 1811. Jordan Tucker is my ancestor and he was born abt.1806-Their parents were Reuben Tucker and >Candie Andrews Tucker- Gives good info. on Tucker and Andrew families. This family lived >in Sumpter Co.,GA. near Albany, Ga. Good luck,"Bitsie" Burt > > > >------------------------------ > >To contact the TUCKER list administrator, send an email to >TUCKER-admin@rootsweb.com. > >To post a message to the TUCKER mailing list, send an email to TUCKER@rootsweb.com. > >__________________________________________________________ >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to TUCKER-request@rootsweb.com >with the word "unsubscribe" without the quotes in the subject and the body of the >email with no additional text. > > >End of TUCKER Digest, Vol 1, Issue 10 >*************************************

There is a Reuben Tucker listed with Thomas Tucker (b. 1750 MD) on the 1806 Tax List of Stokes Co., NC in the Belews Creek Dist. Reuben has no land listed and is not found before or after this on Stokes Co Tax Lists. Could he have been a brother to Thomas who went to GA with him in 1807? Here are some queries I found on Reuben tucker: The will of Daniel Jenifer Smoot was dated August 5, 1865, and proved in Madison Co., VA, August 24, 1865, by Andrew Carpenter and Benjamin H. Sparks. He bequeathed to his daughter Catherine M. Gibson the land near Good Hope Meeting House adjoining the land of Reuben Tucker and the Poor House, containing 210 acres, and also personal property. I am interested in any information about a Reuben Tucker listed in the Nash County tax roll for 1782. He may be my ancestor, first found in Sorel, Quebec, in 1799, almost certainly a Loyalist. I would also be interested in any other Tuckers from pre - 1800, or information on Nash County Loyalists and where they went after the peace of 1783. Family lore has it that Tucker ancestors came from North Carolina as Loyalists to Sorel, Quebec, after the Revolutionary War. The first Tucker born in Sorel was Mary Ann, born in 1799 to Reuben and Sarah Ann Tucker. I believe Reuben and Sarah Ann also had children, Ann and Lewis, born elsewhere. I have found a Reuben Tucker listed on the tax roll for Nash County, North Carolina, in 1782. I would appreciate any information about Reuben or generally about Loyalists in North carolina or Sorel, Quebec. My earliest Tucker ancestor is Reuben Tucker, found in Quebec in 1790s. Family lore says he was a Loyalist from North Carolina. So far, I have been unable to connect him back to NC. Any help or hints would be appreciated. Don Keirstead Chelmsford, MA Reuben Tucker, Sr. born about 1760, NC Married + Candie Andrews> Pelham, GA Donna: Have you checked TUCKER BIO,1760 NC,GA,AL-#1121 posted by Carol Hurley. This is my Tucker ancestors and there is a William that could possibly be born 1811. Jordan Tucker is my ancestor and he was born abt.1806-Their parents were Reuben Tucker and Candie Andrews Tucker- Gives good info. on Tucker and Andrew families. This family lived in Sumpter Co.,GA. near Albany, Ga. Good luck,"Bitsie" Burt

Looking for any connection between Tucker and Cooms - any spelling, Coombs, Coombes, Coomes, Cwms, etc. Patience

Hello, I am trying to track my Tuckers from Bucks Co., PA, through Washington Co., TN to Miami Co., OH. This would be Abraham Tucker who married Mary Castner Tucker and their children: Nicolas Tucker, Jacob Tucker, Sarah Tucker, Mitchner Tucker, Jonathan Tucker, Mary Tucker, Abraham Tucker and Joseph Tucker. All but Nicolas are listed as born in Washington Co, Tn. or just Tn. This Abraham Tucker was the son of Abraham Tucker who married Elizabeth Mitchner Tucker. They lived in Bucks Co., PA. I have almost no other info on them and can't get back past them. THIS IS THE LOGJAM I AM TRYING TO BREAK, BUT I DON"T HAVE MUCH INFO TO WORK ON HERE, SO I HAVE INCLUDED LATER GENERATIONS. Going forward, the Abraham Tucker who was married to Mary Castner Tucker died shortly after reaching or while moving to Miami Co., OH. He is listed as Died 1909, probably in Miami Co., OH. No existing information as to where he is buried. His son Jonathan Tucker is my direct line and is my Great-great-great-grandfather. This all might be related to some kind of Quaker migration route. The family was looked after by Quakers in Miami Co., OH after Abraham died, Mary Castner Tucker remarried to a Samuel Brown who's previous wife's name was Ann. They were married 5 March 1814. Mary and her children were received by West Branch MM, Miami Co., OH 15 Nov. 1809. Abraham was deceased by this time. Any help, leads or suggestions on how to work this greatly appreciated. Thanks, Tim Tucker buckshot@ohiolink.net

Seeking information on Mattie Stewart Tucker and William Raines. Believed to have lived in Lincoln and Drew Counties in Arkansas. They are the parents of my grandmother Effie, born in 1880.

Have you gone to the Tucker line in Madison Co. AR. my wife is out of the Tucker and Townsley line, and there is several thousand on it? I did not see that name in wife's line Albert Kirkland ---- tucker-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > > > Today's Topics: > > 1. TUCKER married to a BOWNE or BOWN (Audrey Bowne) > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Message: 1 > Date: Sat, 28 Oct 2006 16:52:34 -0700 (PDT) > From: Audrey Bowne <acbowne1@yahoo.com> > Subject: [TUCKER] TUCKER married to a BOWNE or BOWN > To: tucker-L@rootsweb.com > Message-ID: <20061028235234.96092.qmail@web30411.mail.mud.yahoo.com> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1 > > I would like info on a TUCKER married to a BOWNE or BOWN > thanks for any info > audrey Bowne > Seattle > acbowne1@yahoo.com > > > --------------------------------- > Want to start your own business? Learn how on Yahoo! Small Business. > > ------------------------------ > > To contact the TUCKER list administrator, send an email to > TUCKER-admin@rootsweb.com. > > To post a message to the TUCKER mailing list, send an email to TUCKER@rootsweb.com. > > __________________________________________________________ > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to TUCKER-request@rootsweb.com > with the word "unsubscribe" without the quotes in the subject and the body of the > email with no additional text. > > > End of TUCKER Digest, Vol 1, Issue 6 > ************************************

Frances Margaret Tucker b 1878 Dracut MA m 1922 Lowell MA d 1961 Lowell MA spouse Jesse Morton Bowne b 1868 Clayville Oneida Co NY d 1959 Lowell MA no children mo Margaet Cavanaugh fa George Tucker bro Henry J Tucker bro William G Tucker thanks for any info audrey Bowne Seattle acbowne1@yahoo.com --------------------------------- We have the perfect Group for you. Check out the handy changes to Yahoo! Groups.

What time span? What are the given names? Lafe ----- Original Message ----- From: "Audrey Bowne" <acbowne1@yahoo.com> To: <tucker-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, October 28, 2006 5:52 PM Subject: [TUCKER] TUCKER married to a BOWNE or BOWN

I would like info on a TUCKER married to a BOWNE or BOWN thanks for any info audrey Bowne Seattle acbowne1@yahoo.com --------------------------------- Want to start your own business? Learn how on Yahoo! Small Business.

Can anyone help? I am trying to find the documentation for Clary Tucker born 1782 marrying Jacob Baker b 1782. Some one gave the date February 22, 1805. No record for where. They moved from TN or KY to Missouri by 1819. Clary was the daughter of John Tucker and Rhoda Powell. Any information would be appreciated. I am doing DAR papers on Jacob's father and would like to have Clary's maiden name documented. Thanks, Judy Hawman

I am searching for ANY connection between Tucker and Cooms. That includes any spelling of Cooms, Coomes, Coombs, Cwms, ect., and any year or country. There is a record of Mary Tucker marrying a James Cooms or Coombs in Dartmoor, Devon, England. That was in the early 1700s and too early to connect with my James Tucker Cooms. However, they could very likely be related so they are keepers. My earliest connection is my ggrandfather, James Tucker Cooms born abt. 1817 (Grayson Co., Va. census) in Baltimore, Md. of English parents. A cousin has said they were from Cornwall, England. His father was reported to be the captain of a ship (family legend) flying the Union Jack and was lost at sea. We do not know his name, name of the ship or date. A real stumper! Any help at all will be more than welcome. The family legend is this: James T. Coomes b abt. 1817, Baltimore, Md. of English parents. (Grayson Co., Va. census) His father was the captain of a ship that was flying the Union Jack. At some point it was reported that he and the ship were lost at sea. James T. went to sea in search of his father. Failing he returned to Baltimore where he found his mother and siblings gone. He migrated to SW Va., Carroll Co., where he met Elizabeth Dunford. They were married, and lived in Grayson Co., Va. Betsy Cooms died 1855 or 56 and James married again in 1857, my ggrandmother, Amanda Davis.

Forgive me. I subscribed from my computer at work, the Morgan County Indiana Public Library. I did not notice that the subscription carried the Library's email address. I have re subscribed with my home address. I can receive mail at either address and will be glad to do lookups here if anyone needs help from Morgan County, Indiana. Patience I am searching for ANY connection between Tucker and Cooms. That includes any spelling of Cooms, Coomes, Coombs, Cwms, ect., and any year or country. There is a record of Mary Tucker marrying a James Cooms or Coombs in Dartmoor, Devon, England. That was in the early 1700s and too early to connect with my James Tucker Cooms. However, they could very likely be related so they are keepers. My earliest connection is my ggrandfather, James Tucker Cooms born abt. 1817 (Grayson Co., Va. census) in Baltimore, Md. of English parents. A cousin has said they were from Cornwall, England. His father was reported to be the captain of a ship (family legend) flying the Union Jack and was lost at sea. We do not know his name, name of the ship or date. A real stumper! Any help at all will be more than welcome. The family legend is this: James T. Coomes b abt. 1817, Baltimore, Md. of English parents. (Grayson Co., Va. census) His father was the captain of a ship that was flying the Union Jack. At some point it was reported that he and the ship were lost at sea. James T. went to sea in search of his father. Failing he returned to Baltimore where he found his mother and siblings gone. He migrated to SW Va., Carroll Co., where he met Elizabeth Dunford. They were married, and lived in Grayson Co., Va. Betsy Cooms died 1855 or 56 and James married again in 1857, my ggrandmother, Amanda Davis. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to TUCKER-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the messa

Hello All, I wanted to thank the list members who answered my post about James Tucker and Amy Hart Tucker. Robin

Good day Robin: > ... > I believe he was the son of Simeon Tucker, and that at least two of his > brothers were Geo Washington Tucker and J J Tucker (Jeremiah?) I believe > their parents were from GA. I have James M. Tucker, Jeremiah Tucker, Simon > Tucker, and Stephen Tucker showing on the 1846 Kemper Co, MS tax list. Don't know that I can be of any help. I've been on this list for perhaps 15 years and am also looking for a J. J. Tucker. Here's the data I have: :Always a ray of hope and in recent days there have been some "J" :Tuckers, but none matching location or second initial "J". :I've posted without results in the past but there are always :newcomers and the list is quite active at present, so I'll toss again: :I am John A. R. Tucker b. 3/21/1936 :Father: John H. Tucker b. 1/25/1908 d.2/14/1969 : m. Katherine R. Yeager 1/1/1935 :Grandfather: Albert M. Tucker b. ?/?/1881 d. 2/20/1962 : m. Elise Klemann : (Obit states he had a brother living in MD at time of death) :GGfather: Henry Tucker b. ?/?/? d. ?/?/? : m. Anna Matthew :GGGfather: J. J. Tucker b. ?/?/? d. ?/?/? : m. : (After my grandfather's death, I was given a leather, hand bound : book with gold leaf "J. J. Tucker" on cover. The inside, right : page is signed "J. J. Tucker, Detroit Mich. 1856". Inside the : cover opposite is the inscription "to Albert Tucker, from : Grandfather J. J. Tucker Mar 18, 1895". :That's as much as I can find to date and I've been at it for a while. :Not much. I do know that my dad was born in Nyack, NY, grandfather's :birthplace claimed to be Brooklyn, NY and grandmother's claimed to :be NYC. John A. R. (Jack) Tucker jart@epix.net

Robin, my great-great-grandparents George D. and Mary A. West Tucker were in Upshur Co in the late 1800's as well. They (probably) married in Harrison Co TX 1854 and their first child Lemuel was born there. Geo and his father (unknown name) came to Harrison Co prior to that time but don't know if mother siblings came as well. The family was then in Upshur through 1880 census; 1900 Geo was living with son William and his family in Kaufman Co prior to dying in the Confederate Home in Austin later that year. The 1870 census says Geo was born in Mississippi though the '80 says AL. I've also tried to make a connection to this large group of Tuckers in Upshur Co but thus far have been unable not having Geo's parents nor siblings' names. Other children I have listed for Geo & Mary are my grt gm Carrie, Lena, Elizabeth, Eughenia "Jeannie", Philadelphia, George, Ann, James, Harriette "Hattie", and Robert "Rob". Perhaps at some point we'll have something more to compare and connect these families. Good Luck, Sandra tucker-request@rootsweb.com wrote: Today's Topics: 1. James Madison TUCKER, George W TUCKERr MS>Upshur Co TX (Robin Linn) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Message: 1 Date: Fri, 6 Oct 2006 19:23:13 -0500 From: "Robin Linn" Subject: [TUCKER] James Madison TUCKER, George W TUCKERr MS>Upshur Co TX To: Message-ID: Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Hello, I am researching the ancestors of James Madison Tucker. He married my gr gr aunt, Amy Hart, probably in Kemper, Co MS in the late 1840's and they subsequently (prior to 1850 census) moved to Upshur County, TX. George and JJ also moved to Upshur. I believe he was the son of Simeon Tucker, and that at least two of his brothers were Geo Washington Tucker and J J Tucker (Jeremiah?) I believe their parents were from GA. I have James M. Tucker, Jeremiah Tucker, Simon Tucker, and Stephen Tucker showing on the 1846 Kemper Co, MS tax list. I understand there is a large and active Tucker group. I saw over 23 family trees on Ancestry.com which show my Amy and James M - but they show them with children. Amy and James never had any children. I look forward to hearing from some of the other Tucker researchers. Robin New Orleans ------------------------------ To contact the TUCKER list administrator, send an email to TUCKER-admin@rootsweb.com. To post a message to the TUCKER mailing list, send an email to TUCKER@rootsweb.com. __________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to TUCKER-request@rootsweb.com with the word "unsubscribe" without the quotes in the subject and the body of the email with no additional text. End of TUCKER Digest, Vol 1, Issue 2 ************************************

Hello, I am researching the ancestors of James Madison Tucker. He married my gr gr aunt, Amy Hart, probably in Kemper, Co MS in the late 1840's and they subsequently (prior to 1850 census) moved to Upshur County, TX. George and JJ also moved to Upshur. I believe he was the son of Simeon Tucker, and that at least two of his brothers were Geo Washington Tucker and J J Tucker (Jeremiah?) I believe their parents were from GA. I have James M. Tucker, Jeremiah Tucker, Simon Tucker, and Stephen Tucker showing on the 1846 Kemper Co, MS tax list. I understand there is a large and active Tucker group. I saw over 23 family trees on Ancestry.com which show my Amy and James M - but they show them with children. Amy and James never had any children. I look forward to hearing from some of the other Tucker researchers. Robin New Orleans

Hi Temporarily on line are the Surname Index (which is new) to the current issue of the Missouri State Genealogical Association Journal. Have a look. http://www.rollanet.org/~bdoerr/MoSGAJ_Index_2006-3.htm Just FYI thought maybe someone could use the info., Pauline MISSOURI STATE GENEALOGICAL ASSOCIATION JOURNAL YEAR 2006, NUMBER 3 Tucker, 155, 156, 157, 160, 176, 177, 178, 179 Parishoners, St. Mary Of The Barrens, Perry Co., 1823 (1/2), 155 Gasconade County Road Petitioners (About 1842), 157 1852 Circular For Jones' Commercial College, 158 Gaebler School, Gasconade County, 05 Oct 1891 - Mar 1892, 160 Signers, 1843 Petition To Return To Township 480 Acres, Linn County T61 R21 S16, Births And Baptisms, St. Rose Of Lima Parish, Highland, Perry Co., Mo. 1885-1899 (3/4), 176 note; pgs 178/79 not shown HOW TO USE THIS INFO First, find a surname of interest in the surname index, below. Then check the Table of Contents, above. One can usually identify the article in which a surname occurs by the page number; for example, Adam, on page 183, is clearly in the Lexington Turners article that starts on page 183. If the name remains of interest, one wants to see the Journal. It is at libraries; copies of articles can be obtained from St. Louis Public Library. Copies of entire issues can be obtained for $5 from MoSGA Publication Sales, P.O. Box 833, Columbia, MO 65205. Better still, join MoSGA For $20 per year: MoSGA Membership, P.O. Box 833, Columbia, MO 65205. -- ¤º°`°º¤ø,¸¸,ø¤º°`°º¤øø¤º°`°º¤ø,¸¸,ø¤º°`°º¤ Pauline Drury, Researching; Butler, Drury, Drain, Roby & Frith ¤º°`°º¤ø,¸¸,ø¤º°`°º¤øø¤º°`°º¤ø,¸¸,ø¤º°`°º¤ Genealogists live in the Past lane. ¤º°`°º¤ø,¸¸,ø¤º°`°º¤øø¤º°`°º¤ø,¸¸,ø¤º°`°º¤

Hi Temporarily on line are the Surname Index (which is new) to the current issue of the Missouri State Genealogical Association Journal. Have a look. http://www.rollanet.org/~bdoerr/MoSGAJ_Index_2006-3.htm Just FYI thought maybe someone could use the info., Pauline MISSOURI STATE GENEALOGICAL ASSOCIATION JOURNAL YEAR 2006, NUMBER 3 Tucker, 155, 156, 157, 160, 176, 177, 178, 179 Parishoners, St. Mary Of The Barrens, Perry Co., 1823 (1/2), 155 Gasconade County Road Petitioners (About 1842), 157 1852 Circular For Jones' Commercial College, 158 Gaebler School, Gasconade County, 05 Oct 1891 - Mar 1892, 160 Signers, 1843 Petition To Return To Township 480 Acres, Linn County T61 R21 S16, Births And Baptisms, St. Rose Of Lima Parish, Highland, Perry Co., Mo. 1885-1899 (3/4), 176 note; pgs 178/79 not shown HOW TO USE THIS INFO First, find a surname of interest in the surname index, below. Then check the Table of Contents, above. One can usually identify the article in which a surname occurs by the page number; for example, Adam, on page 183, is clearly in the Lexington Turners article that starts on page 183. If the name remains of interest, one wants to see the Journal. It is at libraries; copies of articles can be obtained from St. Louis Public Library. Copies of entire issues can be obtained for $5 from MoSGA Publication Sales, P.O. Box 833, Columbia, MO 65205. Better still, join MoSGA For $20 per year: MoSGA Membership, P.O. Box 833, Columbia, MO 65205.

The below is from - http://www.journalinquirer.com/ -(Manchester, CT USA) just passing this along..... ========================================================= Jules Howard Tucker Jules Howard Tucker, 90, of Bolton, widower of Rita (Doane) Tucker, died Sunday, September 10, 2006, at an area convalescent home. Jules was born April 22, 1916, in Narragansett Pier, R.I., son of the late Samuel and Mary Jane (Pearl) Mooney Tucker. He had been a resident of Willimantic for 45 years before moving to Bolton 10 years ago. Jules was an army veteran of WW II. He was employed by Pratt and Whitney as a machinist for 9 years before his retirement in 1960. He also owned Tucker's Texaco on Rte. 44 in Coventry for 7 years. He was a past member of St. Joseph Church in Willimantic, an active member of St. George Episcopal Church in Bolton. Jules was also an avid fisherman, a member of the VFW in Willimantic, the Bolton Senior Center, and enjoyed playing set back at the Moose Club in Willimantic. Jules is survived by his daughter and son-in-law, Elizabeth and Fred Barcomb of Bolton; a sister, Claire Disolvo of Portsmith, R.I.; 4 grandchildren, James Barcomb, Raymond Santor, Michelle Badstuebner, Holly Brousseau; 4 great-grandchildren, Joseph and Jennifer Barcomb, Karen and Kyle Badstuebner. Jules was predeceased by his son, Frank Tucker. A memorial service will be held Sunday, September 17 at St. George Church, 1150 Boston Tnpk. (Rte. 44), Bolton. Burial will be private at St. Joseph Cemetery in Willimantic. There will be no calling hours. Memorial contributions may be made in Jules' name to the St. George Memorial Fund, 1150 Boston Tnpk. (Rte. 44), Bolton, CT 06043. Published in the Journal Inquirer from 9/15/2006 - 9/19/2006. Notice • Guest Book • Flowers • Gift Shop • Charities =========================================================== Mary Lou (Perkins) Lugo View my genealogy at http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=mllugo Genealogy information from my web pages, through email or the USA Post Office is for PRIVATE use only and NOT to be sold or given to ANY for profit company (ie: FTM, Ancestry, etc.) mail to: genealogy4ever@hotmail.com