Hello Lynn, Was John E. Rogers the son of Newton Erastus Rogers (1829-1897) and Olive E. Irish (1833-1914) by any chance? Thanks, Val VtGoldwing@aol.com wrote: > Hello, > > Have the following information re: John E. Rogers of Westford,VT > > Pleasant View Cemetery, Westford VT cemetery inscriptions : > > 1) ROGERS > John E. > 1869-1946 > his wife > Ellen Brooks > 1875- 1950 > > 2) ROGERS > John E. , 1907-1991 > Phyllis H. ,1930 - 1982 > > 3) ROGERS > Patricia C. Provost Moore > 1935-1997 > > 4) ROGERS > Thelma Root > 1916-1976 > Leslie H. > 1934- > > Note- Thelma Root & Phyllis H. were both spouses of John E. Rogers (1907-1991) > Leslie H. & Patricia Moore were children of John E. Rogers > > Hope this information is of some assistance. > > Lynn

Hello, Have the following information re: John E. Rogers of Westford,VT Pleasant View Cemetery, Westford VT cemetery inscriptions : 1) ROGERS John E. 1869-1946 his wife Ellen Brooks 1875- 1950 2) ROGERS John E. , 1907-1991 Phyllis H. ,1930 - 1982 3) ROGERS Patricia C. Provost Moore 1935-1997 4) ROGERS Thelma Root 1916-1976 Leslie H. 1934- Note- Thelma Root & Phyllis H. were both spouses of John E. Rogers (1907-1991) Leslie H. & Patricia Moore were children of John E. Rogers Hope this information is of some assistance. Lynn

Ivan: I am interested in the grandparents of the two PLACE girls you mentioned (highlighted below). Do you have them? How about one generation farther back (in case I don't have the gp's? John Folsom Orlando, FL In a message dated 11/05/2000 1:35:43 PM Eastern Standard Time, irogers@sprint.ca writes: > Subj: Albert Edwin Rogers of Williston > Date: 11/05/2000 1:35:43 PM Eastern Standard Time > From: irogers@sprint.ca (Ivan Rogers) > To: VTCHITTE-L@rootsweb.com > > Any help on the descendants of Albert Edwin Rogers born 1833 Dunham QC, > soldier of the Civil War, would be appreciated: > > His first wife was Emily Malvinia Joyal; all children born Williston > Minnie and Mary twins 1866 ( Minnie mar.Ernest P. Stilson in Monkton) > > John E 1869 (mar. Mary Shea and Ellen Brooks and had Howard > Douglas1896 and John of Westford) > Arthur E and Albert twins 1871 (Arthur mar. 1893 Myra Baker and had > Mildred,and Gordon. Gordon mar. Vera Pierce and had > Barbara, Patricia Virginia and Betty > Ira D and Isaac J. twins 1876 (Ira mar. Lucy Tubbs 1908 and had one > son William Ira 1909. Isaac mar. Daisy B. PLACE ) > > Herbert F. 1874 (mar.Harriet Baker and had Harold Albert 1898, Ethel > M.1901, Edith M.1906, Donald Arthur of Hinesburg Vt > in 1989.) > Harold Albert (above) mar.Isabell PLACE 1928 and > had the following children: > Harold b.1928 in Winooski, > Rolanld Herbert b. 1935 in Burlington > mar. > Shirley______and had Cynthia of Fairfax, Ronald of > Burlington, and Richie > who kept a garage in Burlington. > James Arthur b. 1943 in Richmond lives > in Hinesburg > > > > > > > His second wife was Mary Ann Lafleur who he married 1 Sept 1877; all > children born in Williston- > Albert 1879 > Harris J. 1882 removed to Portsmouth NH; married with children > Bertha J > Ernest G. 1888 lived in Richmond VT (mar. Louisa Cushing of Westford > VT and had Carrie 1890 (m.Charles Howes) and Martha 1891( > mar Max George Bern---in 1914) in Underhill VT. > > Charlie E > > > Have information on the ancestry of Albert Edwin Rogers of Quebec Canada > to share. > > Ivan Rogers irogers@sprint.ca > > > > ----------------------- Headers -------------------------------- > Return-Path: <VTCHITTE-L-request@rootsweb.com> > Received: from rly-ye05.mx.aol.com (rly-ye05.mail.aol.com [172.18.151.202]) > by air-ye01.mail.aol.com (v76_r1.20) with ESMTP; Sun, 05 Nov 2000 13:35:43 - > 0500 > Received: from lists6.rootsweb.com (lists6.rootsweb.com [63.92.80.125]) by > rly-ye05.mx.aol.com (v76_r1.19) with ESMTP; Sun, 05 Nov 2000 13:35:28 -0500 > Received: (from slist@localhost) > by lists6.rootsweb.com (8.10.1/8.10.1) id eA5IYDi26278; > Sun, 5 Nov 2000 10:34:13 -0800 > Resent-Date: Sun, 5 Nov 2000 10:34:13 -0800 > X-Original-Sender: irogers@sprint.ca Sun Nov 5 10:34:13 2000 > Message-ID: <002201c04755$defba580$317c6395@default> > From: "Ivan Rogers" <irogers@sprint.ca> > Old-To: <VTCHITTE-L@rootsweb.com> > Old-Cc: "Joyce Cutler" <joyce.cutler@sympatico.ca> > Subject: Albert Edwin Rogers of Williston > Date: Sun, 5 Nov 2000 13:26:09 -0500 > MIME-Version: 1.0 > Content-Type: text/plain; > charset="iso-8859-1" > X-Priority: 3 > X-MSMail-Priority: Normal > X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 5.00.2615.200 > X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V5.00.2615.200 > Resent-Message-ID: <So8yJ.A.aaG.lgaB6@lists6.rootsweb.com> > To: VTCHITTE-L@rootsweb.com > Resent-From: VTCHITTE-L@rootsweb.com > X-Mailing-List: <VTCHITTE-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/944 > X-Loop: VTCHITTE-L@rootsweb.com > Precedence: list > Resent-Sender: VTCHITTE-L-request@rootsweb.com > >

Any help on the descendants of Albert Edwin Rogers born 1833 Dunham QC, soldier of the Civil War, would be appreciated: His first wife was Emily Malvinia Joyal; all children born Williston Minnie and Mary twins 1866 ( Minnie mar.Ernest P. Stilson in Monkton) John E 1869 (mar. Mary Shea and Ellen Brooks and had Howard Douglas1896 and John of Westford) Arthur E and Albert twins 1871 (Arthur mar. 1893 Myra Baker and had Mildred,and Gordon. Gordon mar. Vera Pierce and had Barbara, Patricia Virginia and Betty Ira D and Isaac J. twins 1876 (Ira mar. Lucy Tubbs 1908 and had one son William Ira 1909. Isaac mar. Daisy B. Place) Herbert F. 1874 (mar.Harriet Baker and had Harold Albert 1898, Ethel M.1901, Edith M.1906, Donald Arthur of Hinesburg Vt in 1989.) Harold Albert (above) mar.Isabell Place 1928 and had the following children: Harold b.1928 in Winooski, Rolanld Herbert b. 1935 in Burlington mar. Shirley______and had Cynthia of Fairfax, Ronald of Burlington, and Richie who kept a garage in Burlington. James Arthur b. 1943 in Richmond lives in Hinesburg His second wife was Mary Ann Lafleur who he married 1 Sept 1877; all children born in Williston- Albert 1879 Harris J. 1882 removed to Portsmouth NH; married with children Bertha J Ernest G. 1888 lived in Richmond VT (mar. Louisa Cushing of Westford VT and had Carrie 1890 (m.Charles Howes) and Martha 1891(mar Max George Bern---in 1914) in Underhill VT. Charlie E Have information on the ancestry of Albert Edwin Rogers of Quebec Canada to share. Ivan Rogers irogers@sprint.ca

Hi List, The following information is copied from a booklet that was kept by my Gt-Gt-Grandmother, Sarah (Smith) Collins (1809-1894). Only names & dates are listed but I have added the places if known. I have further information on this family if anyone has a connection. Record of Samuel Smith's Family Births: Feb. 15, 1779, Samuel Smith. [Northfield, MA ] March 31, 1781, Thirsa Cary. [Greenfield, MA ] [children all born in Colchester, VT] Sept. 25, 1802, Mary Smith. May 12, 1805, Abigail Smith. June 30, 1807, Hiram Morton Smith. July 9, 1809, Sarah Smith. July 10, 1811, Benjamin Franklin Smith. Sept. 23, 1813, Charles Wesley Smith. Nov. 1, 1815, Martha Smith. Aug. 22, 1817, Sidney Stratton Smith. Apr. 14, 1819, Thirza Smith. Feb. 3, 1822, Eliza Augusta Smith. Marriages: June 30, 1800, Samuel Smith to Thirsa Cary.(Brandon, VT) July 7, 1839, Samuel Smith to Ruth Butler. Oct. 5, 1826, Mary Smith to Noah Woolcott. May 7, 1832, Hiram M. Smith to Mary L. Hall. Nov. 7, 1833, Benjamin F. Smith to Phebe Spaulding. Dec. 24, 1833, Martha Smith to Francis Hand. Apr. 30, 1835, Sarah Smith to Charles Collins. Oct. 13, 1836, Charles W. Smith to Jane Brown. Oct. 13, 1837, Benjamin F. Smith to Eunice B. Weeks. Nov. 18, 1840, Thirza Smith to Francis Hand. Jan. 1, 1841, Sidney S. Smith to Emily True. July 3, 1841, Abigail Smith to Bingham Watkins. July 2, 1843, Eliza A. Smith to Josiah Wright. Jan. 5, 1848, Abigail Smith Watkins to Warren Mead. Deaths: Oct. 5, 1840, Samuel Smith. [Colchester, VT] Nov. 5, 1838, Thirza Smith. [Colchester, VT] Sept. 22, 1838, Mary Woolcott. [York, MI] Dec. 28, 1839, Martha Hand. [Colchester, VT] Sept. 28, 1851, Hiram M. Smith. [Grass Lake, MI] Oct. 13, 1834, Phebe A. Smith. June 19, 1845, Bingham Watkins. Nov. 7, 1847, Noah Woolcott. Oct. 9, 1855, Warren Mead. Nov. 18, 1872, Jane Brown Smith. Oct. 12, 1878, Benjamin F. Smith. (Colchester, VT) June 9, 1881, Francis Hand. Sept. 17, 1883, Charles W. Smith.(Colchester, VT) Aug. 7, 1887, Charles Collins.(Colchester, VT) Feb. 23, 1888, Mary L. Smith. May 20, 1889, Abba Smith Mead. Oct. 21, 1892, Sidney S. Smith. Oct. 28, 1892, Eunice B. Smith. Sept. 5, 1894, Thirza Smith Hand.(Colchester, VT) Oct. 31, 1894, Sarah Smith Collins.(Burlington, VT) Mar. 1, 1898, Eliza A. Wright.(Albion, MI) Nov. 9, 1898, Josiah Wright.(Albion, MI) Bette

Hi List, Some information from Hemenway's VERMONT HISTORICAL GAZETTEER, Vol I: Chittenden County was not permanently settled until after the Rev War in 1783. A few families had been there before the War but all left in the summer of 1776 after the retreat of the American Army from Canada. Stephen Lawrence was the first to return to Burlington in July 1783. Several families arrived in August 1783. The first recorded Town Meeting held in Burlington was on 19 Mar 1787. The first marriage recorded in Burlington was for Samuel Hitchcock and Lucy Allen on 26 May 1789. And the first birth recorded was Loraine Allen Hitchcock on 5 June 1790. Early families included: Stephen Lawrence, John Doxey, Frederick Saxton, John Collins, Samuel Lane, John Knickerbocker, Job Boyton, Gideon King, Stephen Keys, Jonathan Hart, Zachariah Hart, Philip Walker, Isaac French, Jeremiah French, John Downer, Timothy Titus, Isaac Webb, John Van Sicklin. The names of the early surveyors of the town are: Thomas Butterfield, William Coit, Caleb Henderson, Ira Allen, Nahum Baker, Nathaniel Allen, Able Waters and Edward Allen. Early Vital Records for Chittenden Co. are very sparse. It was not required to report death records and in 1920 Vermont ordered each town to record all gravestones. Some of the gravestones were unreadable by this time and some had disappeared completely. Family Bibles, Land Deeds, Probate Records, printed Town & County Histories, and Census Records are sometimes the only way to find information about early Chittenden County families. Bette

Jeffrey, Thank you so much for posting these names and page numbers. I might have actually come across some leads on my Powell and Gray lines. That is no small miracle. Can you please give a complete citation for the work so I can try to get copies of the pertinent pages through ILL? Thanks again for sharing your work. Bob Brown Stillwater, OK

In response to David Forsman's query re Samuel Wills: Doesn't 1771 seen awfully early for a birth to be recorded for Burlington, Vt.? Maybe not, and perhaps someone will clear this up for me. Could it have been from a family Bible record? (The births we have researched in Bradford, Vt., old Mooretown, weren't recorded quite that early.) Kathleen

Dear List, I wrote asking for help for a friend of mine with a reverse surname, Dusharoon/Disharoon and received about 5 replies. As most of you wrote to me personally your answers, The question and the Thank you was sent to the list. The replies did not reach the list and as I result I had a list member write telling me the error of my ways in showing "Bad Etiquette." As I no way intended to cause a problem nor did I intentionally leave anyone out I would appreciate in the future "If" I ask for help, that all replies be sent through the list. In case anyone else might be interested, I received about 5 responses and each one said they thought the name Disharoon/Dusharoon was probably a dit name derived from De Charron. If I offended anyone, I apologise. But, like me, if those that became offended and were interested had asked, I am sure they also would have received the help as I did. Once again, Thank you to those who responded. Pam Harbison

Hinesburgh Names, alphabetized, from Vermont Historical Gazetteer, , Adams Joseph 799, Alger Charles J 796, 799, Allen Col Ethan 794, Allen Ira 794, Andrews Amos 794, Andrews L. 798, Andrews Lydia 796, Arthur Wm. 796, Atkinson Esq Theodore 793, Baldwin Edmund 795, 797, 798, 805, Baldwin Edmund B. 798, Baldwin Esq Fred H. 805, Baldwin Frederick H 796, Baldwin Orange 805, Balwin Jr Jared 793, Balwin M. H. 798, Barber Elijah 798, Barber Elisha 794, 796, 798, Barnum Daniel 795, Barto Benj. 799, Basset Seth 794, Beach David 804, Beecher Austin 798, 800, Beecher Clarissa 796, Beecher Elmer 798, 799, 808, Beecher John 796, 797, Beecher Jr John 796, Beecher Lydia 796, Beecher Lyman 797, Beecher Sen Elmer 797, Benson Harmon 799, Benson Homer H 795, 796, Billings Elkanah 794, 799, Bishop Jr John 794, Bishop Knaptaly 794, Booth Elisha 796, 797, Booth Elizabeth 796, Booth Hulda E. 796, Bostwick Amos 793, Bostwick Andrew 800, Bostwick Anna 799, Bostwick Arthur 809, Bostwick Austin 809, Bostwick Bushnell 809, Bostwick Ebenezer 807, Bostwick Edmund 806, Bostwick Electa 810, Bostwick Erastus 795, 798, 808, 809, Bostwick Esq Erastus 792, Bostwick Gershom 800, Bostwick Isaac 793, 806, Bostwick Johathan 809, Bostwick John 809, Bostwick Jr David 793, Bostwick Jr John 809, Bostwick Lemuel 794, 798, 806, Bostwick Noble 809, Bostwick Rhoda 796, Bostwick Zachariah 809, Boynton Bial 798, Boynton Jedediah 795, 798, 804, Boynton Peter J. 798, Bradshaw Jas. 793, Brainard Asa 795, Brown Amasa 796, Brownson Benjamin 793, Brownson John 792, Brownson Josiah 793, Brownson Jr, Samuel 793, Burling Edward 793, Burritt Andrew 793, 794, 799, Burritt Daniel 793, Burritt Eunice 799, Burritt Tilly 793, Bushnell Rev Jedediah 796, Butler Rev Ephriam 796, Butler Thomas 794, Byington Ezra H. 796, Byington Geo. P. 796, Byington Jared 797, Byington Joseph 798, Byington Stephen 798, Calkins Philo 799, Camp Abel 793, Canfield Isaac 793, Canfield Samuel 792, Carleton Hiram 795, Carrington John 792, Chaffee Abner 794, Chase Rev Peter 795, 796, 802, Church Sylvester 798, Clark Amos 798, Clark Shubael 797, Clark Zadok 794, Comings James 794, Comstock John 793, Comstock Samuel 792, Covill Alanson 796, Darling Thomas 793, Davis Seaman 799, Degree Joseph 799, Deming David C. 798, Dewey Asahel 801, Dike Amos 796, Dorwin Amasa 807, Dorwin Dolly 807, Dorwin Jr Samuel 807, Dorwin Laura 807, Dorwin Lyman 798, Dorwin Samuel 794, 796, 807, Dorwin Thomas 807, Dorwin Urana 807, Douglass W. J. 794, Dow Mr Moses 798, Dudley George 798, Dunton Ezekiel 808, Durkee Peola 795, Edgell John A. 795, Eldridge John M 795, 798, 799, Farrand Joseph 794, Ferrin C E 792, Ferrin Clark E. 798, Ferrin Rev C. E. 796, Ferris Benj. 793, Ferris David 792, Ferris Walter 798, Ferris Zachariah 793, Field Wm 793, Fleming Archibald 795, Gates David 794, Gates James 794, Gates James 800, Gaylord Benjamin 792, Gibb Edward W. 798, Gibb Thomas W. 798, Goodyear Daniel 795, 798, Goodyear Dr Daniel 804, Goodyear Dr David 803, Goold David 793, Goold Job 793, Goold Jr Job 793, Goold Wm. 793, Green Elder Henry 796, Green Johathan 794, Gregory Truman 796, Hall David 793, Hall Deacon 808, Haskins Enoch 794, Hensdill Mitchell 804, Hill David 794, Hill Patty 807, Hindsdill Mitchell 798, Hine Abel 792, 793, 794, Hine Simeon 794, Hinsdell Mitchell 798, 799, Hitchcock Asahel 793, Hitchcock Isaac 793, 794, Hitchcock John 793, Hitchcock Samuel 793, Hodge M G 796, Holcomb Esther 803, Hollister Stephen 800, Hopkins Rev Josiah 796, Hotchkiss Ebenezer 793, Howard Wm A 796, 799, Hoyt Mr 801, Hoyt Otto S 795, Hoyt Rev 806, Hoyt Rev O. S. 802, Hoyt Rev Otto S 795, 796, Hubbell Elnathan 794, Hubbell Jr Elnathan 794, Hull Epaphras 794, 800, Hurd Rebecca 799, Hurlbut Cornelius 794, Hurlbut Samuel 798, Hurlbut Wm 795, Ide John 796, Ingalls Rev A. J. 797, Johnson Moses 793, Johnson W. G. 796, Kent Rev Brainard 796, Kingsbury John D. 795, Knapen Rev Mason 796, Laisdell Joshua 801, Lawrence Isaac 794, Leavens P. F. 795, Leavenworth A. E. 795, Leavenworth Abel 800, 809, Leavenworth Eben W. 796, Leavenworth Gen 807, Leavenworth General 802, Leavenworth Jr Nathan 794, Leavenworth Mrs M. E. 810, Leavenworth Nathan 794, 795, 798, Leonard Amos 807, Leonard Harriet 807, Leonard Marvin 798, Leonard Mr. & Mrs 807, Lyman Geo. Lee 795, Lyon Newell 799, March Joseph 798, Marsh Daniel 804, Marsh Dr Wm B. 803, Marsh Hon Joseph 804, Marsh Joseph 798, Marsh Thomas 804, 807, Marsh W. B. 798, Marsh Wm B. 798, Marshal Jonathan 794, Marshal Rev Joseph 796, McEuen Geo. 798, McEuen George 794, 804, McEuen Mercy 796, 804, McEuen Robert 794, McFarland Thomas 794, McNeil John 794, McVine John E. 799, Meacham Hine 799, Meacham Jacob 794, 799, Mead Alpheus 794, 797, 804, Mead Elisha F. 799, Mead Lockwood 794, 797, 804, Mead Mason 799, Meech Elisha 794, 805, 807, Meech Erastus 795, Meech Ezra 807, Meech Hon Ezra 805, Meech Lucy 807, Miles Carleton E. 799, 808, MIles J. F. 798, Miles John 796, 797, 808, Miles John F. 798, 799, Miles John W. 799, MIles Mary Ann 796, Miles Nathaniel 798, 808, Miller Ira O. 795, Miller Thomas 793, Milton Canfield 807, Minard Rev 797, Miner James 798, Moon Asa 796, Moon Hannah 796, Moos Asa 797, Munson Thaddeus 798, Murray Calvin 798, 807, Nelson, Esq. John 793, Newell Nathan 807, Noble Asahel 793, Noble Ezbon 794, Noble Thomas 793, Noble Zadock 793, Norton David 797, Norton Esq Daniel 797, Oviatt Jr Thomas 793, Paine Harvey 799, Palmer Azariah 794, Palmer George 794, 799, 806, Parmalee Rev Reuben 796, Parr Sylvester S. 796, Patrick Daniel 795, 798, Patrick John S. 798, Patrick Rufus 798, Pearsall Jos. 793, Pearsall Thos. 793, Peck Elijah 794, Peck Nahum 797, 798, 799, Perkins Rev Nathan 796, Perry Rev John B 796, Picknell Wm. S. 796, Place Thomas 794, 799, Post Alson H. 798, Post Hannah 796, Post Stephen 796, 797, Powers Frederick W. 795, Rarto Benjamin 799, Ray Philo 797, Rider Hugh 793, Sampson A. J. 795, Sawyer Rev Reuben 796, Shattuck Jonas 794, Slater Leonard 810, Smalley Alfred 794, Smalley Moses 794, Smith Gen Heman R. 795, 807, Smith Heman R 798, 808, Smith Marvin 807, Spafford Job 794, Spaulding Stephen 794, Spencer David 794, Sprague Eleazer 794, 796, Starkweather Elder 796, Stearns Daniel 799, Stearns Joseph 797, Steele Eliphaz 794, 796, 797, 806, Steele George 794, Steele Josiah 794, 796, 806, Stevens Nathan 796, Stewart Thankful 796, Stone Ebenezer 794, Stone J. A. B. 795, Stone Mrs L. H. 811, Stowe Susanna 805, Stowell A. H. 796, Stuart Abraham 794, Stuart Nathan 794, Stuart Thaddeus 794, Swift Rev Job 796, Taggart Hugh 798, Taylor Adolphus 796, Taylor Chauncy 796, Taylor Eli W. 796, 808, Taylor Hector 798, Taylor James F 796, Taylor Justin 796, Taylor Justin B. 808, Taylor Nehemiah 808, Taylor Rev C. 809, Taylor Veran D. 796, Temple Esq. Lieut. Governor Hon. John 793, Thatcher Partridge 793, Thomas Milton 807, Tichenor, Esq Isaac 794, Torrey Prof Joseph 801, Tuttle Hezekiah 794, Underhill Andrew 793, Underhill Joseph 793, Underhill Samuel 793, Underhill Thomas 793, Van Steenburgh 799, Van Wick Jr William 793, Van Wick Wm. 793, Vansicklin Edward 799, Vaughn, Wm 793, Viele Wm. B. 798, Wait Archibald 796, Warner John 793, Warner Martin 793, Warner Orange 793, Weed Ira M 796, Weed John 799, 800, Weed John W. 799, Weeks Rev Holland 796, Welch Rev Whitman 809, Welch Sally 809, Weller Abel 793, Weller David 794, Weller Hannah 799, Weller Tilly 793, Weller Wm. 799, Wentworth Esq Mark H. 793, Wheeler Rev John 796, Wheeler Zalmon 794, Whitney Paul 807, Wilcox Joseph 794, Willard Anna 796, Wilson Francis 798, 803, Wood (first name?) 795, Wooster Joseph 793, Work John 798, Worth Mr 809. End Of File. --- Jeffrey Spear --- jeffspear@earthlink.net --- EarthLink: It's your Internet.

I used a database program to sort these. I hope that it is understandable. I'm not sure how this will word wrap or appear on your display, but I hope it works out. I thought that what was posted from Hemenway's Vermont Gazetteer in September was very good. I only have what I am posting today on Charlotte and Hinesburgh. Charlotte names, alphabetized, from Vermont Historical Gazetteer, , Adams Rev Parker 741, Aiken Jonathan 733, Aiken Josiah 733, Aiken Jr David 733, Akin Josiah 733, Akin Jr David 733, Allen Elder E. W. 743, Allen Ethan 733, 734, Allen Herman 733, Allen Ira 733, 734, Allen Zimry 733, Ames Bernice D. 743, Ames Rev Bernice D. 733, Andrews Elder C. 743, Andrews Samuel 737, Anson William 742, Arnold Elder 743, Asbury Bishop 746, Atkinson Esq Lt Gov Theodore 733, Atwater William W. 743, Austin Rev Dr. 741, Ayres Joseph 742, Bacon Esther 753, Bacon Jacob 753, Bailey Rev G. H. 741, Baldwin Lucius 742, Baldwin Truman 741, Barnes Capt Joseph 736, Barnes Gen Hezekiah 735, 736, Barnes Gen Hezekiah 745, Barnes Hezekiah 744, Barnes Jr Lt Hez. 736, Barnes Major Gen Hezekiah 736, Barnes Samuel H. 744, Barnes Wheeler 737, 744, Bartlett Elisha 736, Barton Ensign Andrew 736, Barton Jeremiah 744, Barton Rollin 737, Bates Dexter 742, Beach Aaron L 744, Beach Aaron L. 744, Beeman Jacob 742, Beers Benjamin 744, Benedict T. 742, Bingham Joel S. 741, 744, Bostwick Rev S. B. 742, Breckenridge Francis 736, Breckenridge Geo. W. 744, Breckenridge Hiram 744, Breckenridge Jonathan 744, Breckenridge Maj Jonathan 742, 745, Breckenridge Myron 744, Breckenridge Rev George W. 745, Bronson John 733, Brooke Elder J. Ten 743, Brownson John 733, Bull Josiah 733, Bull Jr Josiah 733, Burling John 733, Burritt Andrew 742, Byington Justus 742, 744, Caswell Robert 733, Chamberlin Josiah F. 742, Chamberlin P. 742, Champlin Albert 743, Chapell Lt Caleb 736, Chapman Rev Geo T. 741, Chase Daniel 733, Chichester Elijah 742, Chittenden Gov Thomas 734, Clark Amos 743, Clark Constable 736, Clark Dea. Amos 743, Clark Homer 743, Clark Lamberton 737, Clyd Hugh 736, Cobb John 741, Cochran Samuel 742, Cockle Robert 737, Coe Samuel 733, Coggswell Levi 737, Cooke Charles B. 744, Corbin David 739, Corsa Isaac 733, Covel James 742, Covel Samuel 742, Covill Alanson L. 743, 744, Crane Samuel R. 741, Cromwell John 733, Dakin Tim 733, Dana Nathan 743, Darkin Tim 733, Darling Thomas 733, Darling Thos. 733, Dean William 738, DeGoesbriand L. 744, DeVol Charles 742, DeWolf Harvey 742, Dillaplain Joshua 733, Dodge J. A. 743, Doty Elijah 733, Dow Jedediah 733, Dow Jona. 733, Dow Lorenzo 742, Draper Samuel 742, Driver Rev J. M. 743, Dudley H. C. H. 742, Dunbar Almon 742, Dunn Hiram 742, Dyer Robert 742, Eames Joseph 742, Eaton Rev Wm. 741, Fall Moses 734, Fay Dr Jonas 745, Fay Rev Charles 742, Ferris Benjamin 733, Ferris David 733, 734, Ferris Joseph 733, Ferris Jr Benjamin 733, Ferris Jr Joseph 733, Ferris Reed 733, Ferris Zebulon 733, 734, Field William 733, Field Wm 733, Filley Levi C. 742, Flint Elder M. 743, Franklin James 733, Franklin John 733, Franklin Jr Thomas 733, Franklin Samuel 733, Frost Esq George 733, Fuller Ammi 744, 746, Fuller Charles D. 743, 744, Fuller Dea. Milo 743, Gage Mrs 734, Garlic Rev Reuben (M. D.) 741, Gibbs A. 743, Gibbs Abel 737, Gillet Daniel O. 740, Gobbett James 742, Gold George S. 742, Goodman Rev E. W. 741, Goodrich Daniel 741, Goodsell Buel 742, Grant Jr Josiah 734, Gray Ensigh Elijah 736, Green Elder H. 743, Griffin Benjamin 742, Griffin William 742, Griswold E. E. 742, Griswold Esq Daniel W. 736, Griswold Lt David H. 736, Hadlock Samuel 737, Hall Vincent 744, Harding Doren B. 744, Harsford Daniel 734, Haskins John 742, Hazelton A. 742, Hazelton Rev Mr. 742, Hewitt Pitt E. 744, Higbee Peter V. 744, Higgins Uriah 737, Hill Aaron 739, Hill Capt James 736, Hill George M. 738, Hill James 734, 737, Hill Jno. 734, Hill John 740, Hitchcock John 733, Hoag Enoch 733, Hoag Joseph 739, 740, 743, 745, Hoag Meriti John 733, Hoag the 2nd John 733, Hopkins Roswell 734, Hosford (or Horsford) Professor Eben 745, Hosford Daniel 734, 737, Hosford Delia L 749, Hosford Hon Jerediah 745, Hosford Isaac 744, Hosford Jr Daniel 740, 744, Hosford Myron 735, Hough Daniel 734, 744, Hough Dr 736, Howard John 743, Howe Edward N. 743, Hoxie Warren R. 741, Hoyt Holmes 737, Hubbell David 737, 744, Hubbell Oliver 737, 744, Hubbell Quar Serg Oliver 736, Hurd William F. 742, Hurlbut 3rd Samuel 744, Hurlbut Harmon 744, Hurlbut Joseph 738, 744, Hurlbut Rev Samuel 746, Hurlbut Salmon 744, Hurlbut Samuel 738, 744, Hyde Mr. 744, Jones Amos S. 744, Kasson Charles D. 744, Kasson Hon John A. 745, Kasson John A. 738, 744, Kelley Wing 733, Knowles Jemima 740, Lake Daniel C. 744, Lake Phineas 737, Landon Seymour 742, Lawrence John 733, Leavenworth Burke 744, Leavenworth Mrs Jennie L. 750, Levings Noah 742, Lewis David 742, Loomis Jacob N. 744, Loomis Jacob Noble 738, Lovely Noble 744, Lowry Curtis 744, Lyon Arunah 742, Lyon Gilbert 742, Madden Thomas 742, Marble Mrs 742, Marsh Dr 735, Marshall J. D. 742, Martin Esq Stoddard 735, Martin Isaac 733, Martin Miss 753, Martin Reuben 735, Martin Squier 735, Marvin Benjamin 742, McKain Andrew 742, McNeil Charles 737, McNeil David B. 744, McNeil Hon John 745, McNeil John 744, McNeil Jr John 744, McNeil Polly 753, Meech Ezra 744, Meech Hon Ezra 745, Meeker Berea O. 742, Meeker Cyrus 742, Merrit Nehemiah 733, Merritt Daniel 733, Merritt Jr Nehemiah 733, Miles Henry 743, 745, Millen M. D. 743, Mitchell Joseph 742, Morgan Skiff 737, Morris C. R. 742, Mott Elder E. 743, Naramore Asa 737, Naramore Samuel 736, Nelson Esq John 733, Newell Brig Gen John 736, Newell Capt Nathaniel 736, Newell George 737, Newell Heman H. 744, Newell Hon Nathaniel 745, Newell Judge Nat 745, Newell Nathaniel 744, Newell Rev Abel 736, 745, Noble Stephen 733, Noble William 744, Oakley Peter C. 742, O'Callaghan Rev Jer. 744, Packard Jonas F. 744, Palmer David 733, Palmer Elias 733, Palmer Peter 733, Palmer U. 743, Parsons Urial 733, Pease Aaron G. 744, Pease Aaron Gaylor 738, Pease Calvin 744, Pease Lewis 742, Pease Lt Wm. 736, Pease Peter E. 744, 747, Pease William 744, Pease William R. 744, Pepper Julia 751, Perigo Dr John 741, Perry Ensign Israel B. 736, Perry Rev J. B. 751, Petty McKendree 743, Phillips Zebulon 742, Pierson Samuel 736, Pierson William 736, Pierson(s) 734, Piper James 744, Poor Joshua 742, Porter Jr Nathaniel 733, Powell Myron 744, Powell Oliver S. 737, 744, Prindle Cyrus 742, Prindle Gideon 741, Prindle Midas 744, Pulford Elisha 737, Quinlan Mr. 736, Read Lt Tim 736, Reed Rev F. B. 741, Renslow Geo. W. 744, Rice Anthony C. 742, Rich Everett 744, Rich Samuel 744, Richards Wm. 744, Richardson Marvin 742, Root Noble 736, Ross Wm. 742, Russell Newton 737, Russell William P. 744, Ryan Henry 742, Samuel Brown 733, Sawyer Betsey 746, Sawyer Col Thomas 734, Sawyer Eler Ephriam 746, Sawyer Ephriam 743, Sawyer Joseph 742, Sawyer Jr Ephriam 746, Sawyer Naomi 746, Scholafield A. 742, Seaton Charles Williams 738, Seaton Rev C. M. 740, Seymour Truman 742, Sheldon Israel 737, Sherman John 744, Silliman C. 742, Simonds Joseph 742, 734, 737, 740, Siple Christiana 736, Smalley Hon David A. 745, Smith Abraham 737, Smith James M. 742, Smith Rev Lyman 743, Soper Hastings 736, Sornborger Stephen 742, Soule George 733, Southgate John 733, Southgate Robert 733, Southgate Steward 733, Spicer Tobias 742, Squier Abner 744, Squier Solomon 734, Starkweather Elisha 743, Stevens Henry 733, Stewart MIlton H. 742, Stiles Stephen 743, Stone Capt Ithiel 736, Stone Dr Luther 737, Stone Ephriam 734, Stone Fannie 736, Stone Ithiel 744, Stone Jacob 736, Stone Joel 744, Stone Luther 744, Stratton John B. 742, Strong Dr John 736, Tabor 733, Temple Hon John 733, Thatcher Partridge 733, Thatcher Partridge 734, Thatcher Patrick 733, Thomas Abraham 733, Thorp John 744, Towner Dr James 734, 736, Towner James 737, 744, 734, Towner William 744, Towner Zaccheus 741, Tripp Anthony 733, Tripp Lot 733, Tripp Robert 733, Trotter John 736, Tucker D. 743, Tucker Harris F. 744, Tupper Darius 733, Tupper Rev S. H. 746, 747, 753, Tupper Zuriel 734, Van Vliet Mrs Cornelia A. 751, Varnum Isaac 733, Walker Zuriel 734, Washburne Rev Ebenezer 742, Webb Derick 734, Webb Isaac 734, Wentworth Esq Mark Hunking 733, Wentworth Gov Benning 733, West Elijah 733, Westcott Reuben 742, Wheeler Capt Sheldon 736, Wheeler Capt. Preserved 753, Wheeler Charles H. 744, Wheeler Dobson 733, Wheeler Elanson H. 744, Wheeler Elanson H. 744, Wheeler Ensign Peter 736, Wheeler Gilbert 738, 744, Wheeler Justus P. 737, Wheeler Mrs E. H. 735, Wheeler Orville G. 744, Wheeler Orville Gould 737, Wheeler Peter 753, Wheeler Reuben 753, Wheeler Rev Orville G. 746, Wheeler Rev Orville Gould 751, Wheeler Sheldon 753, Wheeler Zadock 744, 746, Wheelock Mr. 735, White Abel 733, White Nicholas 742, Williams John K. 738, Williams Wilson 737, Wing Daniel 733, Wing John 733, Wood Abner 742, Woodward Orin 744, Woolcot Elijah 734, Wormwood Ezra 737, Yale Capt Lyman 736, Yale Lyman 744, Yale Moses 735, 740, Yale Rev Calvin 741, Youngs James 742, End Of File. jeffspear@earthlink.net

Looking for any information about SAMUEL WELLS, who is said to have been living in the Burlington, Vt. area before removing to Bradford County, PA., in 1796-97. Born 8/1/1771, Burlington, Vt., (?) Died 3/20/1827, Orwell, Bradford County, Pa.Married the Sister of ASHAEL JOHNSON, JEMIMA JOHNSON, in Orwell. Johnsons are said to be from Burlington, Conn. The two different Burlingtons are confusing, because local histories of Bradford County list the two men as arriving together (?). Anyone with any information about WELLS In the Burlington Vt., area, or JOHNSONS, or a direction you might suggest that I take would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance for any and all of your replies, Kim Farwell Forsman

Hi, I am new to the list. I have a Nathaniel GREGG on the 1850 Census Index in Chitttenden county. I would like to find out about him and his wife. I would appreciate and assistance. Also researching SHOREY if anyone has any information on this surname :) thank you DanaRae http://members.tripod.com/~DanaRaePelletier/ Cemetery Listings for Penobscot County, Burlington, Chester, Enfield, Howland, Lowell, Lee,Lincoln, Springfield, West Enfield, Winn. Also have Necrology of St. Joseph's OLD TOWN, MAINE

Hi Listers, Goddard College is in Plainfield Vermont and is not part of Norwich Univ which is in Northfield VT. Vermont College in Montpelier joined forces with Norwich University. It gets a little confusing. Mal Bevins, VT-CHITTE list administrator VTCHITTE-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > VTCHITTE-D Digest Volume 00 : Issue 154 > > Today's Topics: > #1 Barrett ["Clifton Barrette" <jackbny@northn] > #2 Fw: [MAWORCES] Windham County Tran ["Harriet Chase" <hatchase@uswest.n] > #3 Goddard ["Anne Levine" <annel@frc.mass.edu>] > #4 Re: [MAWORCES] Windham County Tran ["Harriet Chase" <hatchase@uswest.n] > #5 Reverse Surname Translation ["Pam Harbison" <bobbi@dzn.com>] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from VTCHITTE-D, send a message to > > VTCHITTE-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Barrett > Date: Tue, 31 Oct 2000 06:42:43 -0500 > From: "Clifton Barrette" <jackbny@northnet.org> > To: VTCHITTE-L@rootsweb.com > > Searching for Barrett/Barratt from the line of Calvin Barrett from Fairfax, Vermont. Thanks Jack > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Fw: [MAWORCES] Windham County Transcript GODDARD > Date: Tue, 31 Oct 2000 05:21:05 -0800 > From: "Harriet Chase" <hatchase@uswest.net> > To: VTCHITTE-L@rootsweb.com > > Hi, happened to notice a Goddard from this Worcester, MA posting. > BTW: on another subject is not Goddard College (where in VT I can't > remember) now part of Norwich University, which used to be in Norwich, > Vermont? > The founder of Norwich, Alden Partridge, from Norwich and there WERE > Goddards in Norwich also. > Harriet Chase > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <mlabbe3@juno.com> > To: <MAWORCES-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, October 29, 2000 6:46 PM > Subject: [MAWORCES] Windham County Transcript > > | Hello, > | > | I am once again working on the papers.. here are a few tidbits from the > | ones I worked on today. > | > | Windham County Transcript, Danielson, CT- Thursday, 18 July 1861 > | > | James E. Marshall, a carpenter, residing in Worcester, MA, was drowned > | while bathing in Salisbury's Pond on Saturday evening last. He had his > | overhalls on, and, after diving, they caught on a snag, and, holding him > | fast under water, and before he could be extricated, life was extinct. > | He leaves a wife and three children. > | > | Thursday, 26 Sept. 1861 > | The Rev. H. S. Wayland, Pastor of the Third Baptist Church in Worcester, > | and a son of the Rev. Dr. Wayland, of Providence, has accepted the > | appointment of Chaplain of the Seventh Connecticut Regiment, and will > | join his regiment at Washington the present week. > | > | Rev. S. C. Kendall of Webster will preach in the Congregational Church, > | Putnam, next Sabbath. > | > | Thursday, 10 Oct. 1861 > | Mr. Thomas Pond, a prosperous farmer in Shrewsbury, the Worcester > | Transcript says, was visited one night last week by a party of men, who > | treated him rather roughly on account of his supposed secession > | sentiments. The raids against law and order are to be deprecated by > | every true citizen. > | > | Friend Spaulding, of the Webster Times, came near being burned out last > | week. The fire destroyed some $300 worth of property in his office, > | which was fortunately covered by insurance. > | > | John Sloan, seven years old, son of Robert Sloan of Worcester, fell from > | the railroad bridge on Southbridge street, the first part of last week, > | and died in consequence on Friday. > | > | Thursday, 12 Dec. 1861 > | P. Emery Aldrich, the temperance candidate, has been elected Mayor of the > | city of Worcester, over Mayor Davis, the present imcumbent. > | > | Thursday, 9 Jan. 1862 > | The Congregational Meeting house in Spencer, MA, was burned on Friday > | last. This is the church over which Rev. Mr. Waterman is settled. > | > | The inhabitants of Fitchburg, at a town meeting on the 14th inst., upon > | the suggestion of Dr. Hitchcock, adopted measures for the preservation, > | in the archives of the public library, of "all the interesting facts, > | correspondence, incidents, memorials, trophies, or patriotic sentiments, > | and sacrifices which may illustrate and perpetuate to future generations > | the history of the service in which the Fitchburg volunteers have been or > | may be engaged." The town also appropriated $1,000, to be expended at > | the discretion of the Executive Soldiers Relief Committee for the benefit > | of their volunteers who now are, or who may be, in the army.--Worcester > | Spy. > | > | Thursday, 20 Feb. 1862 > | A young lady named Lizzie N. May, residing on Central street, Worcester, > | was found lying on the floor of her chamber at an early hour, Monday > | morning, having apparently died in a apoplectic fit. Deceased retired to > | bed at an early hour, in her usual health. > | > | Thursday, 27 Feb. 1862 > | Patrick Corbit of Oxford, MA, on Friday morning, being somewhat unwell, > | took what was supposed to be oxalic acid instead of a dose of Epsom > | salts: Immediately after he complained of a burning sensation in his > | stomach, and soon became insensible and in less than an hour he died. > | > | Thursday, 6 Mar. 1862 > | Mr. Wm. Goddard of Petersham, while on his way to Hardwick with a loaded > | sleigh, last Monday, was struck by lightning and rendered insensible. On > | recovering his senses he found his horse, which was a very valuable one, > | dead in the road. Mr. Goddard received serious injuries, but is now > | recovering.--Barre Gazette. > | > | Thursday, 20 Mar. 1862 > | Mrs. Louisa Jewett of Worcester committee suicide on Friday. After > | attending to her household duties she went into a chamber where were a > | couple of firearms. She shot herself in the throat, and her body was > | found on the floor, the throat horribly mangled, and the gun lying on the > | body. > | > | Thursday, 5 June 1862 > | A man named Goulding, of Shirley, was run over on the Boston and > | Fitchburg road, between Groton Junction and Shirley, on Monday last, and > | injuring him so severely that he died soon after. Rum did it. > | > | Thursday, 13 Nov. 1862 > | Dr. William S. Saunders of Sturbridge, a well known physician of that > | town, was found dead Wednesday afternoon, about half a mile from Fiskdale > | village, on the road to Holland. The cause of his sudden death is > | supposed to have been disease of the heart, with which he had long been > | troubled. --Worcester Spy. > | > | Thursday, 27 Nov. 1862 > | Counterfeit five dollar bills on the Southbridge Bank, of Southbridge, > | MA, are in circulation in Providence. > | > | Marilyn Labbe > | > | > | ==== MAWORCES Mailing List ==== > | Need to UNsub for vacation or summer?? > | Forget How to UN sub??? > | http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/usa/MA/worcester.html > | > | > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Goddard > Date: Tue, 31 Oct 2000 09:26:53 -0500 > From: "Anne Levine" <annel@frc.mass.edu> > To: VTCHITTE-L@rootsweb.com > > This is a multi-part message in MIME format. > --------------F3A83332F291B72A2CEDFC22 > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > > I know that Vermont College in Montpelier became part of Norwich > University. As far as I know, Goddard IS NOT part of Norwich. Also, > Norwich University is NOT in Norwich, Vermont BUT IS IN Northfield, VT. > I believe that Goddard is in Plainfield, VT. Just clearing up a few > things....hopes this helps. Anne > > --------------F3A83332F291B72A2CEDFC22 > Content-Type: text/x-vcard; charset=us-ascii; > name="annel.vcf" > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > Content-Description: Card for Anne Levine > Content-Disposition: attachment; > filename="annel.vcf" > > begin:vcard > n:Levine;Anne > tel;fax:508-626-4649 > tel;work:508-626-4659 > x-mozilla-html:FALSE > org:Framingham State College;Curriculum Library > adr:;;100 State Street;Framingham;MA;01701;USA > version:2.1 > email;internet:annel@frc.mass.edu > title:Curriculum Library Assistant > fn:Anne Levine > end:vcard > > --------------F3A83332F291B72A2CEDFC22-- > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Re: [MAWORCES] Windham County Transcript GODDARD > Date: Tue, 31 Oct 2000 06:57:10 -0800 > From: "Harriet Chase" <hatchase@uswest.net> > To: VTCHITTE-L@rootsweb.com > > Anne et all > I did not make myself clear; > > I am aware that Norwich U is in Nothfiled, Vermont, NOW. > > My question/ponderings is: > is there any connection of the Goddards of Norwich, Vermont and Goddard > College. > There was a whole bunch of them in the early days. > > If there is a connection; just ironic that Goddard College, now part of > Norwich U, in Northfield, Vermont, whereas both had connections, coming > form Norwich, Vermont: > Partridge and Goddard. > > Harriet Chase born raised in Randolph Vermont. > Paternal grandmother's folks some of the originals of Norwich, Vermont. > I refer you to "History of Norwich Vermont," by Goddard & Partridge > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Reverse Surname Translation > Date: Tue, 31 Oct 2000 22:11:53 -0800 > From: "Pam Harbison" <bobbi@dzn.com> > To: VTCHITTE-L@rootsweb.com > > Hi to all on this List, > I have a friend that has been trying to find the French name for his > ancestors. He has been unable to find his line because they were from > France, but he has no idea what the French spelling or pronunciation > of this name would be. I would appreciate any help from anyone who > might be able to give me an idea where he might find the translation, > or from anyone who might know. I thought I would ask this list simply > because you all have been so quick and helpful anytime anyone asks, > and I know if I am to have help, this is the place to go. I send my > thanks in advance and Happy Hunting. > The surname is: Dusharoon/Disharoon, sometimes an "e" is added on the > end. Thanks again, > Pam Harbison

What was the answer?????????? -----Original Message----- From: Pam Harbison [mailto:bobbi@dzn.com] Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2000 9:19 AM To: VTCHITTE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: I KNEW it!!!! You guys are just absolutely AMAZING!!!! Thanks so much for all the help. I told my friend if anyone could find the answer you all could!!!!!!!!!!!! Just amazing. Thanks to you ALL!!!!! Pam Harbison

I KNEW it!!!! You guys are just absolutely AMAZING!!!! Thanks so much for all the help. I told my friend if anyone could find the answer you all could!!!!!!!!!!!! Just amazing. Thanks to you ALL!!!!! Pam Harbison

Hi to all on this List, I have a friend that has been trying to find the French name for his ancestors. He has been unable to find his line because they were from France, but he has no idea what the French spelling or pronunciation of this name would be. I would appreciate any help from anyone who might be able to give me an idea where he might find the translation, or from anyone who might know. I thought I would ask this list simply because you all have been so quick and helpful anytime anyone asks, and I know if I am to have help, this is the place to go. I send my thanks in advance and Happy Hunting. The surname is: Dusharoon/Disharoon, sometimes an "e" is added on the end. Thanks again, Pam Harbison

Anne et all I did not make myself clear; I am aware that Norwich U is in Nothfiled, Vermont, NOW. My question/ponderings is: is there any connection of the Goddards of Norwich, Vermont and Goddard College. There was a whole bunch of them in the early days. If there is a connection; just ironic that Goddard College, now part of Norwich U, in Northfield, Vermont, whereas both had connections, coming form Norwich, Vermont: Partridge and Goddard. Harriet Chase born raised in Randolph Vermont. Paternal grandmother's folks some of the originals of Norwich, Vermont. I refer you to "History of Norwich Vermont," by Goddard & Partridge

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------F3A83332F291B72A2CEDFC22 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit I know that Vermont College in Montpelier became part of Norwich University. As far as I know, Goddard IS NOT part of Norwich. Also, Norwich University is NOT in Norwich, Vermont BUT IS IN Northfield, VT. I believe that Goddard is in Plainfield, VT. Just clearing up a few things....hopes this helps. Anne --------------F3A83332F291B72A2CEDFC22 Content-Type: text/x-vcard; charset=us-ascii; name="annel.vcf" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Description: Card for Anne Levine Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="annel.vcf" begin:vcard n:Levine;Anne tel;fax:508-626-4649 tel;work:508-626-4659 x-mozilla-html:FALSE org:Framingham State College;Curriculum Library adr:;;100 State Street;Framingham;MA;01701;USA version:2.1 email;internet:annel@frc.mass.edu title:Curriculum Library Assistant fn:Anne Levine end:vcard --------------F3A83332F291B72A2CEDFC22--

Hi, happened to notice a Goddard from this Worcester, MA posting. BTW: on another subject is not Goddard College (where in VT I can't remember) now part of Norwich University, which used to be in Norwich, Vermont? The founder of Norwich, Alden Partridge, from Norwich and there WERE Goddards in Norwich also. Harriet Chase ----- Original Message ----- From: <mlabbe3@juno.com> To: <MAWORCES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, October 29, 2000 6:46 PM Subject: [MAWORCES] Windham County Transcript | Hello, | | I am once again working on the papers.. here are a few tidbits from the | ones I worked on today. | | Windham County Transcript, Danielson, CT- Thursday, 18 July 1861 | | James E. Marshall, a carpenter, residing in Worcester, MA, was drowned | while bathing in Salisbury's Pond on Saturday evening last. He had his | overhalls on, and, after diving, they caught on a snag, and, holding him | fast under water, and before he could be extricated, life was extinct. | He leaves a wife and three children. | | Thursday, 26 Sept. 1861 | The Rev. H. S. Wayland, Pastor of the Third Baptist Church in Worcester, | and a son of the Rev. Dr. Wayland, of Providence, has accepted the | appointment of Chaplain of the Seventh Connecticut Regiment, and will | join his regiment at Washington the present week. | | Rev. S. C. Kendall of Webster will preach in the Congregational Church, | Putnam, next Sabbath. | | Thursday, 10 Oct. 1861 | Mr. Thomas Pond, a prosperous farmer in Shrewsbury, the Worcester | Transcript says, was visited one night last week by a party of men, who | treated him rather roughly on account of his supposed secession | sentiments. The raids against law and order are to be deprecated by | every true citizen. | | Friend Spaulding, of the Webster Times, came near being burned out last | week. The fire destroyed some $300 worth of property in his office, | which was fortunately covered by insurance. | | John Sloan, seven years old, son of Robert Sloan of Worcester, fell from | the railroad bridge on Southbridge street, the first part of last week, | and died in consequence on Friday. | | Thursday, 12 Dec. 1861 | P. Emery Aldrich, the temperance candidate, has been elected Mayor of the | city of Worcester, over Mayor Davis, the present imcumbent. | | Thursday, 9 Jan. 1862 | The Congregational Meeting house in Spencer, MA, was burned on Friday | last. This is the church over which Rev. Mr. Waterman is settled. | | The inhabitants of Fitchburg, at a town meeting on the 14th inst., upon | the suggestion of Dr. Hitchcock, adopted measures for the preservation, | in the archives of the public library, of "all the interesting facts, | correspondence, incidents, memorials, trophies, or patriotic sentiments, | and sacrifices which may illustrate and perpetuate to future generations | the history of the service in which the Fitchburg volunteers have been or | may be engaged." The town also appropriated $1,000, to be expended at | the discretion of the Executive Soldiers Relief Committee for the benefit | of their volunteers who now are, or who may be, in the army.--Worcester | Spy. | | Thursday, 20 Feb. 1862 | A young lady named Lizzie N. May, residing on Central street, Worcester, | was found lying on the floor of her chamber at an early hour, Monday | morning, having apparently died in a apoplectic fit. Deceased retired to | bed at an early hour, in her usual health. | | Thursday, 27 Feb. 1862 | Patrick Corbit of Oxford, MA, on Friday morning, being somewhat unwell, | took what was supposed to be oxalic acid instead of a dose of Epsom | salts: Immediately after he complained of a burning sensation in his | stomach, and soon became insensible and in less than an hour he died. | | Thursday, 6 Mar. 1862 | Mr. Wm. Goddard of Petersham, while on his way to Hardwick with a loaded | sleigh, last Monday, was struck by lightning and rendered insensible. On | recovering his senses he found his horse, which was a very valuable one, | dead in the road. Mr. Goddard received serious injuries, but is now | recovering.--Barre Gazette. | | Thursday, 20 Mar. 1862 | Mrs. Louisa Jewett of Worcester committee suicide on Friday. After | attending to her household duties she went into a chamber where were a | couple of firearms. She shot herself in the throat, and her body was | found on the floor, the throat horribly mangled, and the gun lying on the | body. | | Thursday, 5 June 1862 | A man named Goulding, of Shirley, was run over on the Boston and | Fitchburg road, between Groton Junction and Shirley, on Monday last, and | injuring him so severely that he died soon after. Rum did it. | | Thursday, 13 Nov. 1862 | Dr. William S. Saunders of Sturbridge, a well known physician of that | town, was found dead Wednesday afternoon, about half a mile from Fiskdale | village, on the road to Holland. The cause of his sudden death is | supposed to have been disease of the heart, with which he had long been | troubled. --Worcester Spy. | | Thursday, 27 Nov. 1862 | Counterfeit five dollar bills on the Southbridge Bank, of Southbridge, | MA, are in circulation in Providence. | | Marilyn Labbe | | | ==== MAWORCES Mailing List ==== | Need to UNsub for vacation or summer?? | Forget How to UN sub??? | http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/usa/MA/worcester.html | |