Need information about Sarrah FARNSWORTH married William TOBIN born 1853 Ireland Would like to know her parents name where she was born and when. We have been trying for 20years, every vital records,every town clerks office, et, et, there is no record of her birth or marriage, that we have found. Have even written to other people named Farnsworth and nothing. They only thing we know about her is after she married and on Wm's military papers it states that she was from St. Johnsbury. Does anyone know what papers may have written a marriage announcement there in St. Johnsbury, about 1865-67 right after the civil war? She has really been a brick wall. Hope you all can help, Thank you, Charlene Tobin Rodriguez [email protected]

At 10:57 PM 6/5/00 -0500, you wrote: >Seeking any information on Alonzo BEAN b 1888 d 1923. >Alonzo is buried in Newark Cemetery, Newark, Caledonia, VT. Cherryl, Alonzo David Bean, born 12 Oct 1888, Newark, VT, died 1923 Lyndon Center, VT, buried Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Newark VT. He married Ina E Dewey [d/of John Dewey and Elsie Reed], born 7 Aug 1896, ?St Johnsbury VT, died 31 Aug 1964, St Johnsbury VT, buried St Johnsbury VT. They were Methodists. Lived in West Burke, VT and Lyndon VT. Had 6 children. [one is followed] p 877 Alonzo, s/of Chester Loammi Bean and Carrie Ella Taft p 876 Bean, Bernie, The Life and Family of John Bean and His Cousins, (Seattle Genealogical Society Inc. 1970) If you would like more on his ancestors, I'd be glad to send it<g> Mariana Mariana Bean Ruggles [email protected] http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~mariana/ http://www.pieces-n-time.com Listowner MAESSEX Mail List Rootsweb.com Donor

Seeking any information on Alonzo BEAN b 1888 d 1923. Alonzo is buried in Newark Cemetery, Newark, Caledonia, VT. Thanks, Cherryl

Charlene; Many thanks fo contacting me, but I am afraid I cannot help. I have many good early Calrdonia County records, but none later than 1835. Again, wish I could help! Vincent Falter

--part1_7c.65ed925.266b14e9_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hello listers, this query, should have been sent to the mail list for St. Albans. SORRY, Thank you, Charlene Note, although it would be nice too, if someone on this list, knew of Thomas. --part1_7c.65ed925.266b14e9_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: <[email protected]> Received: from rly-yb01.mx.aol.com (rly-yb01.mail.aol.com [172.18.146.1]) by air-yb05.mail.aol.com (v74.10) with ESMTP; Sat, 03 Jun 2000 21:46:00 -0400 Received: from lists6.rootsweb.com (lists6.rootsweb.com [63.92.80.125]) by rly-yb01.mx.aol.com (v74.10) with ESMTP; Sat, 03 Jun 2000 21:45:22 -0400 Received: (from [email protected]) by lists6.rootsweb.com (8.10.1/8.10.1) id e541im811228; Sat, 3 Jun 2000 18:44:48 -0700 Resent-Date: Sat, 3 Jun 2000 18:44:48 -0700 X-Original-Sender: [email protected] Sat Jun 3 18:44:48 2000 From: [email protected] Message-ID: <[email protected]> Date: Sat, 3 Jun 2000 21:44:44 EDT Old-To: [email protected] MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL 4.0 for Windows sub 102 Subject: [VTCALEDO] Thomas Tobin and Floody 1870's Resent-Message-ID: <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Resent-From: [email protected] Reply-To: [email protected] X-Mailing-List: <[email protected]> archive/latest/685 X-Loop: [email protected] Precedence: list Resent-Sender: [email protected] Seeking information about my great Uncle: THOMAS TOBIN born 1845 Co. Clare IRELAND married MARY FLOODY born in Ireland children: James b.1873 Micheal b. 1882 Kate b. 1888 all born in Vermont resided in St. Albans and maybe other towns, according to census he was listed as mill worker. Thank you for any help out there. Charlene Tobin Rodriguez --part1_7c.65ed925.266b14e9_boundary--

Seeking background information about my great grandmother: birthdate, parents, siblings where born, we think she was from St. Johnsbury. SARRAH FARNSWORTH born about 1845 VT or maybe Ireland married William Henry TOBIN from Ireland children: Sarah b.1867 Richmond Francis 69 Bolton Joseph 72 " Edgar 74 " Thomas 76 " moved on to Greenwood Ne. they had another son, named George Samuel born 1880 and Sarrah died 1882 in Greenwood Thanks for any help out there, Charlene Tobin Rodriguez [email protected]

Seeking information about my great Uncle: THOMAS TOBIN born 1845 Co. Clare IRELAND married MARY FLOODY born in Ireland children: James b.1873 Micheal b. 1882 Kate b. 1888 all born in Vermont resided in St. Albans and maybe other towns, according to census he was listed as mill worker. Thank you for any help out there. Charlene Tobin Rodriguez

OOP's - Forgot to include the e-mail address for Phyllis Skeats - [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: William Ayer [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, May 11, 2000 6:53 AM To: [email protected] Subject: New Book - Hatley, QC History I received the following note, and thought it may interest some.. Bill - -----Original Message----- From: Terry Skeats [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2000 11:23 AM To: William Ayer Cc: [email protected] Subject: Hatley History Hi Bill; Just a short note to thank you for the various pieces you've sent over the past several months, and to let you know that Phyllis' history of Hatley Village and Hatley Township will be launched officially this Saturday at the St. James Church parish hall (the old Academy) in Hatley. If anyone is interested, the price is $25.00 Canadian (or $20.00 US, which includes postage); cheques or money orders should be made out to Phyllis Skeats and sent to her at Box 387, North Hatley, Quebec, Canada J0B 2C0. Would you pass the word along to your various listservs and other groups; it's a very well-researched book with a lot of information in it, and I think will be a good resource for people who want to know something about the area (she has included more than 100 colour photographs to accompany the text). Thanks for your help; hope to see you in this area sometime. *************************************** ********************************* * Terry Skeats, * * phone: 819-822-9600 ext.2604 * * Acquisitions/Reference Librarian, * * fax: 819-822-9644 * * John Bassett Memorial Library, * * e-mail: [email protected] * * Bishop's University, * ********************************* * Lennoxville, Quebec, Canada J1M 1Z7 * ***************************************

I received the following note, and thought it may interest some.. Bill - -----Original Message----- From: Terry Skeats [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2000 11:23 AM To: William Ayer Cc: [email protected] Subject: Hatley History Hi Bill; Just a short note to thank you for the various pieces you've sent over the past several months, and to let you know that Phyllis' history of Hatley Village and Hatley Township will be launched officially this Saturday at the St. James Church parish hall (the old Academy) in Hatley. If anyone is interested, the price is $25.00 Canadian (or $20.00 US, which includes postage); cheques or money orders should be made out to Phyllis Skeats and sent to her at Box 387, North Hatley, Quebec, Canada J0B 2C0. Would you pass the word along to your various listservs and other groups; it's a very well-researched book with a lot of information in it, and I think will be a good resource for people who want to know something about the area (she has included more than 100 colour photographs to accompany the text). Thanks for your help; hope to see you in this area sometime. *************************************** ********************************* * Terry Skeats, * * phone: 819-822-9600 ext.2604 * * Acquisitions/Reference Librarian, * * fax: 819-822-9644 * * John Bassett Memorial Library, * * e-mail: [email protected] * * Bishop's University, * ********************************* * Lennoxville, Quebec, Canada J1M 1Z7 * ***************************************

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Listers, Seeking the parents of Harriett HUMPHREY that married Lucius BALL. Any further information on this family will be appreciated. Thanks, Cherryl 1 Harriett Humphrey b: Abt. 29 December 1805 in Newark, Caledonia, VT d: 06 November 1861 in Newark, Caledonia, VT .. +Lucius Ball b: 14 May 1803 in Newark, Caledonia, VT d: 26 September 1865 in Newark, Caledonia, VT m: 20 February 1825 in Newark, Caledonia, VT .... 2 Arnold Ball b: 16 May 1826 in Newark, Caledonia, VT ........ +Amelia L. Walter b: 12 September 1842 in Burke/East Haven, Caledonia, VT d: 08 June 1908 in East Haven, Essex, VT m: 24 August 1863 in St. Johnsbury, Caledonia, VT .......... 3 Harriett Ellen Ball b: 23 June 1864 in Newark, Caledonia, VT .......... 3 Elmer Hibbard Ball b: 26 January 1869 in Newark, Caledonia, VT d: 05 September 1869 in Newark, Caledonia, VT .... 2 Alfred Ball b: Abt. 13 September 1828 in Sutton, Caledonia, VT d: 06 November 1861 in Newark, Caledonia, VT .... 2 Joseph Ball b: 1832 in Newark, Caledonia, VT d: 24 June 1865 in Stanstead, Quebec, Canada ........ +Sylvania Childs Johnson b: 20 May 1838 in Concord, Essex, VT d: in Worcester m: 04 July 1857 in Newark, Caledonia, VT .......... 3 Jennie Venette Ball b: 10 March 1860 in Stanstead, Quebec, Canada d: 1884 .............. +Bertram C. Faunce m: 1882 .... 2 James Bradley Ball b: 1836 in Newark, Caledonia, VT d: 06 December 1886 in Newark, Caledonia, VT ........ +Sophia M. Osgood b: 31 May 1840 in Newark, Caledonia, VT d: in Newark, Caledonia, VT m: 18 March 1866 in Newark, Caledonia, VT .......... 3 Corydon E. Ball b: 23 October 1866 in Newark, Caledonia, VT .............. +Josephine S. Unknown b: 1873 d: 1912 .......... 3 Jessie L. Ball .... 2 Corydon Ball b: 24 July 1842 in Newark, Caledonia, VT d: 14 September 1865 in Newark, Caledonia, VT

I am looking for information regarding a branch of the Nova Scotia Bentleys who removed to the Danville area. Brian Manson Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

It would appear that the best route to Packer Mountain Cemetery in Newark would be to follow US Route 5 north from Lyndonville to West Burke. Follow US Route 5A north from West Burke and look for a paved road to the right about one-half mile north of the junction of 5 and 5A. It should be marked Newark but can't guarantee there will be a sign. Follow this road for maybe three miles into the village of Newark and take a right turn. Packer Mountain Cemetery should be about a mile along this road and on the righthand side of the road. I haven't visited it yet in my travels. Good luck. Robert H. Goss Jericho, VT

Can anyone give me driving directions to the Packer Mountain Cemetery in Newark? I am planning a trip to Weir's Beach, NH in May and would like to viisit this cemetery while I am in that neck of the woods. I only need them from within the town. I will probably come into the town from 114 or from 5A. The map I am looking at is not very detailed so I am not sure of the exact name of the road(s) into the town. Any help getting me there would be appreciated. thanks, Cherryl

Seeking any information whatsoever regarding ELMER GEORGE JONES, born Hardwick, VT in December 1900 to HATTIE CROSS and, we believe, NAPOLEON GOODHEART, later adopted by a Mr. Jones who married Hattie Cross. Brother was Alvah Jones. Sister Emma Jones. I am granddaughter. Linda L. Crowe

I've noticed the postings on the list about a Harvey family in VT and I am hopeful that someone will recognize a mystery person in my genealogy: Samuel Gilman [July 8, 1784, Gilmanton, NH - September 7, 1864 Antwerp TWP, Van Buren Co, MI] and his wife Judith Morrill June 10, 1790 Danville, VT - January 24, 1848, Antwerp TWP, Van Buren Co, MI] named their 2nd child and first son David Harvey Gilman. David was b in Wheelock September 8, 1813. Samuel and Judith's first child is named for Judith's mother Sarah Hoyt. There is no known Harvey in Judith's pedigree but the naming pattern this family followed suggests that David was named for an ancestor, possibly in his father's pedigree. Samuel's father is believed to be Edward Gilman, son of Antipas Gilman and Lydia Thing of Exeter and Gilmanton, NH. However, I have no information on Edward's wife and Samuel's mother. Does anyone recognize the name David Harvey? Or the names of any of the others? Thanks for any assistance

in search STANIFORTH, George, wife Ann, children, Joseph, David, Mary, William and Harriet emigrated from Lincolnshire, UK c 1845, Known to have been in Peacham, VT area and possibly at Grand Isle some time between 1845-58. re-settled in County Argenteuil, Quebec "Spring of 1858" Anyone know of them, or have any record. All children born in UK. Appreciate any help available. Stan in Seattle

Hello Cheron, Judging by naming patterns noted while sorting through Harveys in all VT Vital Records in all counties the name Jennet(e) indicates this person is a member of the Alexander Harvey clan who came to Barnet in the latter part of 1774 from Scotland. Alexander's wife was Janette Brock and they had a daughter named Janette b. 1783 (one of abt 17 ch. !). I also found a grand-daughter of Alexander's named Janette b. 1817. If you are interested in finding her ancestry I would look at Alexander Harvey's descendancy first. Thanks for your input and good luck in your searching. Bill Cheron wrote: > Bill, > > I have a Jennet Harvey who married into my family, she was born 17 Sep > 1796 in Woodstock, Windsor County, Vermont and died 1 Jun 1842 in Leeds, > Androscoggin County, Maine. She married Major John Carver 22 Nov 1816 in > Leeds, Androscoggin, Maine. This should give you some other counties in > which to look for further Harvey family. I would definitely look in > Windsor County, VT. > > Cheron > > > >I would like to make contact with anyone knowledgeable of this WOOD family > > in Vermont or Lynn, Essex Co., MA ca. 1880 -- 1900; or with this HARVEY > > family of Caledonia Co., VT, between 1801 to 1872 . > > >I have a fairly extensive HARVEY data base and would like to exchange > > information with interested relatives. This Harvey family has an earlier > > marriage into the Luther WOOD family of VT but I have > > >not been able to connect Artemus to this Vermont WOOD family. > > -- > > +-----------------------------------------------------+ > |SOUTHERN SEARCHIN' Clifton, Williams, Welch, Garrett,| > |Estep, Addington, Hatchett, Rape/Reeb, Odom, Wilson. | > |NORTHERN SEARCHIN' Gibson, Huntley, Jones, Hartwell, | > |Miner, Richmond, Turner, Macomber, Hosmer, Brockway, | > |Harris, Chappell, Brewster, Fuller, Rogers, Rowley. | > |MYSTERY WOMAN: ROSANNA HILL, b.1820 Cincinnati, Ohio | > +-----------------------------------------------------+ > Cheron Gibson [email protected] > San Diego, CA [email protected] > > "How come my family's Coat of Arms ties in the back?" > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > To help finance free genealogy data on the Web, please contribute to > RootsWeb at <http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html>. > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Bill, I have a Jennet Harvey who married into my family, she was born 17 Sep 1796 in Woodstock, Windsor County, Vermont and died 1 Jun 1842 in Leeds, Androscoggin County, Maine. She married Major John Carver 22 Nov 1816 in Leeds, Androscoggin, Maine. This should give you some other counties in which to look for further Harvey family. I would definitely look in Windsor County, VT. Cheron > >I would like to make contact with anyone knowledgeable of this WOOD family > in Vermont or Lynn, Essex Co., MA ca. 1880 -- 1900; or with this HARVEY > family of Caledonia Co., VT, between 1801 to 1872 . > >I have a fairly extensive HARVEY data base and would like to exchange > information with interested relatives. This Harvey family has an earlier > marriage into the Luther WOOD family of VT but I have > >not been able to connect Artemus to this Vermont WOOD family. -- +-----------------------------------------------------+ |SOUTHERN SEARCHIN' Clifton, Williams, Welch, Garrett,| |Estep, Addington, Hatchett, Rape/Reeb, Odom, Wilson. | |NORTHERN SEARCHIN' Gibson, Huntley, Jones, Hartwell, | |Miner, Richmond, Turner, Macomber, Hosmer, Brockway, | |Harris, Chappell, Brewster, Fuller, Rogers, Rowley. | |MYSTERY WOMAN: ROSANNA HILL, b.1820 Cincinnati, Ohio | +-----------------------------------------------------+ Cheron Gibson [email protected] San Diego, CA [email protected] "How come my family's Coat of Arms ties in the back?" ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ To help finance free genealogy data on the Web, please contribute to RootsWeb at <http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html>. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Well, good morning, Mariana, This is indeed a nice way to begin the day! Martha H Harvey appears to be a neice of Anna Maria Harvey. Anna Maria Harvey is purportedly the sister of my 2nd gr-grandfather, Ferdinand. They are said to be ch. of Joel and Betsy (BOWEN)) Harvey. I have been trying for the past 4 years to unsnarl the step-relationship of the children listed in the AF and IGI for Joel and Betsy (2nd wife) since Joel's first wife, Susanna FARR, appears to have been the mother of at least 3 ch. before she died in 1807. I have also been actively trying to sort out the maternal ancestry of Betsy BOWEN. Progress has been slow to say the least! The AF and IGI give a birth date of Abt. 1821 for Anna Maria. Ferdinand's gravestone gives a dob of 9 Mar 1821. AF/IGI indicate that Ferdinand d. in 1852. He is found in the 1850, 1860 and 1870 Caledonia Co. census records and is later found in California records until his death in Dec. 1890. There does not seem to be a Vermont VR verified dob for any of Joel's 9 ch. Have you found any? The VT family members appear to have moved from Chesterfield, Chesire Co., NH about 1801 or shortly after. Father Isaiah, and his sons, Isaiah, Joel, and John are known to be active in the Caledonia Co. area before 1810 and these folks appear to have been joined at a later date by some of their "elders". I have purchased the Vermont Vital Records for Harvey from 1760 - 1870 and for 1871 - 1908 and have not yet found good dob for any of the children - still looking though. The Scottish family of Alexander Harvey are very noticable in this database and tend to make the Harvey sorting a slow and tedious chore. There was at least one other major branch of Harveys present during the same time frame which originated from NH (Keene) having come initially from the same Taunton MA area as did "our" branch. Incidentally, our branch stems from William Harvey b. 1614 ENG, one of the first proprietors of Taunton in case you were not aware. . I have the same marriage date of Anna Maria and Orange W May. I did not have his dob or parents. You can probably tell by my verboseness that I am glad to have made the contact with your husbnds line! Could you give me what you know about Anna Maria beyond what I have shown above? I would be pleased to share whatever you would like on the "rest of the story". I am using FTM vs. 7.0 and can provide the data pretty much in whatever format you would prefer. Bill Harvey [email protected] Mariana wrote: > At 12:15 AM 3/2/00 -0800, you wrote: > <snip> > > > >I would like to make contact with anyone knowledgeable of this WOOD family > in Vermont or Lynn, Essex Co., MA ca. 1880 -- 1900; or with this HARVEY > family of Caledonia Co., VT, between 1801 to 1872 . > >I have a fairly extensive HARVEY data base and would like to exchange > information with interested relatives. This Harvey family has an earlier > marriage into the Luther WOOD family of VT but I have > >not been able to connect Artemus to this Vermont WOOD family. > > Bill, > I don't know how this Harvey fits in with the Harvey family of Caledonia, > County, but Concord and St. J abutt. > Orange May is my husband's 2nd great-granduncle. > Mariana > > ANN MARIA HARVEY She married ORANGE WALKER MAY 25 February 1843 in > Concord, Essex County, Vermont (Source: Vermont VR.), son of OLIVER** MAY > and SARAH** WALKER. He was born 30 April 1814 in West Concord, Essex > County, Vermont (Source: Vermont VR.). > > Mariana Bean Ruggles [email protected] > http://www.pieces-n-time.com > Listowner MAESSEX Mail List > Rootsweb.com Donor