A 1791 probate paper refers to Joseph Buck who married Mary (Molly) Martin. At that time Mary's brothers Samuel and Ebenezer Martin, Jr. lived in Jerico and Richmond; and her sister Phebe (Martin) Stinson lived in Bolton. Does anyone have any clue relating to the whereabouts of JOSEPH AND MARY BUCK in Chittendon County? Kathleen Martin

There is a Thomas Randle who d. 05/29/1843 listed in the Williston area deaths. Also a married female Randole who d. 02/07 1843. Any help?

Request for Raymond James Raymond b. 1814 d. 09/02/1887 Father: Jeff Sarah L. Raymond b. 1837 d. 05/11/1837 Parents: Noah and Sarah; Location C (Chittenden) Row B Col 4 Nancy

Hello List, I'm searching for information of my gggrandmother, Polly SHAW, born 1777, died 2 Mar 1854. Polly married Ebenezer Morgan, born 1770, MA, died 1847. They settled at some point in Colchester, Vermont. Polly and Ebenezer are buried at Mallets Bay Cemetery, Vermont. The only child I've been able to find from the marriage is my ggrandfather, Stephen Morgan, born 1815 in Sudbury, Vermont, later moving to Colchester and died there in 1886. Stephen and his second wife Rhoda Bailey are also buried at Mallets Bay Cemetery. Ebenezer Morgan had a brother, Forest Morgan, born 1774, died 1853. Forest married Olive SHAW, born 1778, died 1861. At some point Forest and Olive Shaw moved from Vermont to Potsdam, NY and there they spent the rest of their days. Was Olive related to Polly? I ask while shrugging my shoulders? :-) Polly Shaw has become one of my brick walls and I've been unable to find more information on her. I've no idea where she was born or who her parents or siblings are. The fact is, Polly Shaw and Ebenezer Morgan have become brick walls as I've not been able to find any other children born to the marriage besides Stephen. Any information would be very much appreciated. Teddy Morgan@15.years.and.I'm.asking.the.same.questions

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Posting my Surnames again, maybe someone has seen these in the searching and can help. Joseph DILLIN b.abt 1796 Loaghis Ireland wife Alice Elizabeth BRAITHWAITE DILLIN b. 1800 England. The had a daughter Charlotte b. 1832 Canada. I think they came VT thru St Albans but I'm not sure of that. In the 1840 census for Chittenden Co the name looks like it is spelt DELLEN. The brought children with them from Ireland>Canada>Vermont. The had 2 children born there, Maria and my ggrandfather also named Joseph July 2, 1837. I live in Southern Wisconsin Roberta DILLIN Sahr drsahr@compufort.com

Request for HOLDEN David Reed b. 1790 d. 01/31 1877; Parents John Reed and Deborah (Holden) Reed. No location of cemetery listed. Nancy

Request for Robear and Roberts. Seems to be quite a lot of information provided on these names. Edward H. Robear b. 11/12/1913 d.08/11/1984; spouse Thelma LeClair; Parents Edward and Lucia Miller Robear Edward Howard Robear b. 09/16/1885 d. 12/14/1969; spouse Lucia; Parents:Charles and Mary (Paul) Robear Lucia Miller Robear b. 02/05/1889 d. 06/01/1973 Parents: Antoine and Mary (Lashua) Richard E. Robear b. 03/21/1936 d. 09/10/1987; Parents: Edwd and Thelma (LeClair) Robear ROBERT (note same parents as for Robear) Charles Xavier Robert b. 10/04/1883 d. 12/24/1956 spouse Lucy; Parents Charles Robert and Mary (Paul) Lucy Miller Robert b. 04/09/1886 d. 09/12/1940 spouse Charles, Jr. Parents: Antoine and Mary (Lashua) (Note that there is a difference here in the birth and death but same parents as above. I can't explain it but I have copied it as written) The column heading for location lists only X for all of the above names. ROBERTS: Infant female Roberts b. 09/18/1887 d. same day; Parents George W. and Sarah M. (Holmes) Amos P. Roberts b. 1818 d. 10/28/1895 Parents: John and Sarah (Carr) Douglas Paul Roberts b. 1956 d. 06/16/1975 no parents listed Location: E2 Section 4 Row B Col 3 Emile Gerard Roberts b. 02/04/1964 d. 02/06/1964 Parents Donald Clifton Roberts and Lise Muriel (Boduc) No location listed. George W. Roberts b. 1847 d. 01/06/1927 Location: M (Morse) Row A Col 5. Henry E. Roberts b. 07/26/1893 d. 1964 spouse Ida Provencher Parents: Armand and --------(Laliberte) Roberts Location: E 2 (East) Section 4 Row B Col 3. Ida Provencher Roberts b 08/08/1896 d. 04/27/1971 spouse Henry E. Parents: Joseph and Louise (Thibodeau) Roberts E 2, Section 4 Row B Col 3 Leo P. Roberts b. 02/19/1931 d. 11/23/1982 Location: E 2, Sec 4 Row B Col 3 There may be more but that is the last name on my page of "R's" Hope this helps. Nancy

Researching in Vermont: Sarah (Betsy) Wallace Irish Hill FARRAND-any and all Brewster Randall Gifford Hammond Hannah Evans/Evens Tyler Church White Kellogg Royce Pease Willing to exchange. Thanks for any consideration. All these connect with the Farrands Sandra Popiel harsan@clear.lakes.com

Request for Kenyon Frank Riggs b. 03/16/1924 d. 06/07/1992; spouse: Christine Moffatt; Father J. William Riggs; Mother: Ila Kenyon Location is marked with an * X Nancy

Request for Rich. Beverly Rich, maiden name Norton b. 1926 d. 04/19 1983; spouse Walter D. Location: E2, (East Cemetery) Sect. 4, Row H Col. 11 Walter D. Rich, b. l0/10/1916 d. 11/13/1961; spouse Beverly Norton Father: Edward Rich, Mother Ida Russell Same information as wife above. Edward Rich b. 1834 d. 01/13/1914 Location: M (Morse cemetery) Edwin Rich b. 1835 d. 01/13/1914 Location is listed as W (?) Nancy

Request for Parizo name. Michael R. Reardon b. 07/08/1960 d. 12/03/1983; Father: Robert; Mother: Shirlene Abair Parizo. There is no other information listed. Location is marked with an X. Nancy

The following surnames are listed in the two pages I have. Death and Burial Records Williston, VTarea 1786-1992 RANDALL, RANDLE, RANDOLE,, RAMSOM, RAY, RAYMOND, READ, READY, REARDON, RECOR, REDMAN, REDMOND, REED, REIT, RENSLOW REUTER, RHODES, RICE, RICH, RICHER, RICHMOND, RIDDLE, RIGGS, RILEY, RING, RIVERS, ROBAR, ROBBINS (I have already posted), ROBEAR, ROBERT, ROBERTS (ending with Leo P.) Associated names i.e. maiden names of deceased or spouse or maiden name of mother MURPHY, PALMER, FISH, JOHNSON, SADLIER, KENNEDY, HALPERN, MCCRARY, NORTON, WARREN, CATMAN, MILLER, PROVENCHER, BRISTOL, JOHNSON, NEWCITY, SCOTT, SADLOR, NORTON, GASKELL, SADTLER, MOFFATT, GAGNON, LECLAIR, PROVENCHER, HOPE, WELLER, BROWN, MARSHALL, PARIZO, VEAREN, DAVERN, HAYLE, KENNEDY, SCOTT SADLOR, PRIOR, CAVANOUGH, HOLDEN, CLARK, TOBIAS , RUSSEL, LEE, DALZEL, KENYON, HEATH, SOPER, PARAGO MILLER, PAUL, LASHUA, LECLAIR, HOLMES, CARR, BODUC, LALIBERTE, THIBODEAU. Let me know if you see a name here that may be connected to the lines you are researching. Nancy Vogt

Request for ROBBINS. There are five listed.There was no description of the codes used but I will copy them anyway. The Robbins names are all listed as follows: Type: B Location E 2 (I believe this stands for East cemetery second part) Section: 4 Row: D Col: 4 Carolee Robbins b. 1939 d 1947 George Robbins (Rev) b. 1876 d. 1969 Grace L Robbins b. 1877 d. 1963 Lawrence L. Robbins (Dr.) b. 1911 d. 03/04/1980 Ruth D. Robbins b. 1912 d. 09/24/1977 No information listed in the columns for Spouse, Maiden Name, Father, Mother. Nancy Vogt

I purchased a book (at a used book sale) entitled The Fowler Family, A genealogical memoir, ten generations: 1590-1882, by a descendant Matthew Adams Stickney, Garnier & Company Charleston, SC. Will do look-ups (at no charge) as time permits. Ruthie

I purchased a book (at a used book sale) entitled The Fowler Family, A genealogical memoir, ten generations: 1590-1882, by a descendant Matthew Adams Stickney, Garnier & Company Charleston, SC. I need to stop buying books because they are a good buy-makes me always try to find the family! In the book is a listing of the Joshua Chever (m. Eda Atwood of Chester, VT) family. Joshua d. in Colchester, 1874. Children married: Mayo, Severance, Norris, Bingham, Dunbar, Farand, Leonard, Wood, Emerson, Irish. Anyone interested in look-ups, please let me know, but please note that I do not do research myself on any of these families. It is just the info in this book that I have (My father, the college professor, would probably say that I worded that wrong, but hope you got the idea). Ruthie

Hello, Yes the Respite House was built for the care of the teminally ill ( ie cancer etc.) and is located in Williston, VT. It was built about maybe 20 or so years ago. I can't remember the exact date. It is not a nursing home but a home-like atmosphere that provides pt./client care similiar to hospice. Lynn

I was going through a book I have "Histoire de la Congregation Canadienne de Winooski, au Vermont" by J.-F. Audet (the first pastor of St. Francois Xavier in Winooski), which was published in 1906. The following info might be of help to somone. In 1814 these famillies came to Winooski Despins, Cotard & Chaillot. En 1816 Augustin Davignon of Chambly came. In 1826 & 1828 a number of families came from the parishes of Chamb;u. Ste-Marie de Monnoir, St Jean Baptiste de Rouville and alos Vercheres. The Lafontaines, the Damme, the Labossiere, the Leclaire, the Brault, the Goyette, the Domingue, the Picotte, the Pepin, the Foisy, the Allard, the Niquet immigrated during this time. Years later about 1840 to 1845, the Maher, the Villemaire, of St. Henri de Mascouche, the Cormier, the Mongeon, the Lavallee of the Comte de Vercheres. These were the famillies that were listed. There is also an a list of those persons who contributed to the founding of St. Francois between 1868 and 1883. It's to long to list here but if someone wants a name looked up I will be glad to do it. Phil

This sounds much more plausible--that the respite house is a hospice for the terminally ill rather than the poor house. The death and burial records were from early to 1992 so perhaps it is relatively new. Thanks for the quick response.

The Respite House, Williston, VT. 7,800 sf, 14-bed hospice for the terminally ill. Designed in cooperation with Vermont Department of Health to address the lack of terminally ill patient care in the State, the facility complies with Level-3 managed care standards and has many Level-2 Nursing Home features incorporated into the design. That makes it sound like it is newly built? ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nancy Vogt" <nrvogt@webtv.net> To: <VTCHITTE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, September 25, 2000 11:04 PM Subject: Re: Poor Farm Inn in Colchester > I just read your post. I just received some information via snail mail > regarding burial and death records* and the following statement was > included under the * Excluding only deaths at Vermont Respite House. > > Could this have been the "poor house"? Does anybody have information on > this? > > Nancy Vogt > >