Eri HUBBARD DAY was the son of Russel DAY and Lovinia HUBBARD. Lovinia according to Edward Day genealogy was the daughter of Elijah HUBBARD (1769-1815) and Phebe JOHNSON. Lovinia was born in Burlington Flats, NY (now VT?). She was the granddaughter of John HUBBARD (of Chatham, CT -now Middlesex?) and Anna. John had a cousin SETH HUBBARD and a brother Ezra HUBBARD, per Edward DAY. The Ashtbula Genelogical Newsletter had a story about a Seth Hubbard. Eri was married in Austinburg, Ashtabula in 1842. Leafing through the AAA book planning a trip east, I came across Hubbard House and stopped there last April about this time. A hugh genealogy was on the wall. Alas, I have been unable to connect with this station on the underground railroad. So much more my distress to learn that Harriet BROCKWAY (Eri's bride) through the Huntley and DeWolfe line was connected with an owner of the Amistad..... Claudia Day Grand Rapids, Michigan

Does anyone have the 1910 census for Vermont. Franklin and Chittenden Counties. I would appreciate a lookup for an Arthur Charles BINGHAM, with Wife Augusta Sylvia or Sylva Bingham. Dick Carter rcar37@prodigy.net

Looking for a book called "The History of Jericho" regarding Jericho, Vermont. Ted White

My ancestor, James Calvin Moor, was born in Chittenden County, Vermont ca 1797-1800, and later settled in Lafayette Parish, Louisiana where he was married on December 13, 1828 to Miss Lavina Abshire. The marriage record lists his parents as Thomas Moor and Elizabeth Joiner. Is anyone familiar with this line? Kevin Ladd wallis@starii.net

To whom this concerns: This is the third family search that has been sent to Dublinhill@msn.com instead of going to VTCHITTE-L@rootsweb.com Iv'e forwarded these searches to your site. Thank you for taking care of this matter. Sincerely Linda L. Johnson ----- Original Message ----- From: Rob Bowe <srbowe@wolf.co.net> To: <VTCHITTE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, March 25, 2000 5:32 PM Subject: Bowe of Chittendown/Hinesberg/Rutland > Daniel BOwe jr. was the representative from Pitfiled, Vermont, in > rutalnd Co to the Vermont House 1842-1844, during this time he was also > Postmaster at Pittsfield. > > 1. he either had a sibling, or a child, Named Sarah or Saraph, who in > 1850 was living with daniel who had taken his family to Wisconsin. By > 1870, daniel was deceased and Sarah was back living in the Hinesberg > area, as she signed land documents in Hinesberg, Vt. in 1870's on the > sale of land in Wisocnsin left to her. Looking for any inforamtion on > Sararah or Seraph Louisa Bowe or Louisa BOwe, living in Vermont in those > days, can someone find a census for that time possibly? > > 2. Daniel Bowe and his wife, Lucina homan Bowe wer captured in a > daggreotype. The information saysit was taken in Vermont. This means > prior to 1845. While my inclination is that i might have been taken > after when they came to Wisconsin, I have yet to locate a daggreotypst > in Milwaukee or S.E Wisconsin. In the 1845-1855 era. All where into > other phot mehtods. Cans omeone find outif their was daggerotypsit in > Vermont, or Nearby say, Springfiled Mass,or new york or? in those > days. Deareoptyes were invent in the late 1830's in europe, so it is > unusal that you find on , in the area s wher thies folks live, unless > say Boston? > Any hints or help apprecaited. By the way these dags are in mint > condition, most perfect I have ever seen! > Rob Bowe > Austin, Mn >

Daniel BOwe jr. was the representative from Pitfiled, Vermont, in rutalnd Co to the Vermont House 1842-1844, during this time he was also Postmaster at Pittsfield. 1. he either had a sibling, or a child, Named Sarah or Saraph, who in 1850 was living with daniel who had taken his family to Wisconsin. By 1870, daniel was deceased and Sarah was back living in the Hinesberg area, as she signed land documents in Hinesberg, Vt. in 1870's on the sale of land in Wisocnsin left to her. Looking for any inforamtion on Sararah or Seraph Louisa Bowe or Louisa BOwe, living in Vermont in those days, can someone find a census for that time possibly? 2. Daniel Bowe and his wife, Lucina homan Bowe wer captured in a daggreotype. The information saysit was taken in Vermont. This means prior to 1845. While my inclination is that i might have been taken after when they came to Wisconsin, I have yet to locate a daggreotypst in Milwaukee or S.E Wisconsin. In the 1845-1855 era. All where into other phot mehtods. Cans omeone find outif their was daggerotypsit in Vermont, or Nearby say, Springfiled Mass,or new york or? in those days. Deareoptyes were invent in the late 1830's in europe, so it is unusal that you find on , in the area s wher thies folks live, unless say Boston? Any hints or help apprecaited. By the way these dags are in mint condition, most perfect I have ever seen! Rob Bowe Austin, Mn

----- Original Message ----- From: <PurplOnyon@aol.com> To: <VTCHITTE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, March 24, 2000 9:56 PM Subject: Meaney family in Burlington Vt > Daniel and Bridget Meaney had 2 sons born in Burlington Vt. Thomas and John > J. Meaney. So far I have not found much proof other than it being listed as > place of birth in employment records and census. Also a query by Daniel > Meaney listed in the Missing Friends in the Boston paper dated May 1846. I > believe they were in Vt from about 1846 to the early 1850's. > > Any help or suggestions on where to find them will be appreciated. > > Holly Meany >

----- Original Message ----- From: <LGowen295@aol.com> To: <VTCHITTE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, March 24, 2000 8:23 AM Subject: Gowen's > I am searching for any and all information that I can find on Elroy Gowen. I > believe that his middle name was Horace and that he was born in Craftsbury > Vermont in 1887. He married Maude Alice Estelle. Year and place of marriage > unknown. > It is believed that they lived in Hardwick Vermont and had 6 children: > Leah Gowen, (b.1912), Lincoln Elroy Gowen (b.1913) Wayne Gowen(b.?) (died as > a child) Max Gowen(b.1915) Guy William Gowen(b1919) and Winola Gowen. > From hardwick they moved to Milton Vermont and Elroy was believed to be > in business with a gentleman named John S. Barr and they owned the General > Store in town. From here they moved to Concord New Hampshire. Elroy left the > family after being in New Hampshire for about a year, and no one ever heard > form him again. It is rumored that he went back to Vermont and is buried in a > paupers grave some where in the state. > Elroy would be my Great Grandfather. > If any one has any information or knowledge of my family in Vermont and would > be willing to pass it along to me would be greatly appreciated. I am planning > a trip to Vermont but it probably won't be until this summer. > Thank you in advance > Laurie Gowen >

Daniel and Bridget Meaney had 2 sons born in Burlington Vt. Thomas and John J. Meaney. So far I have not found much proof other than it being listed as place of birth in employment records and census. Also a query by Daniel Meaney listed in the Missing Friends in the Boston paper dated May 1846. I believe they were in Vt from about 1846 to the early 1850's. Any help or suggestions on where to find them will be appreciated. Holly Meany

I am searching for any and all information that I can find on Elroy Gowen. I believe that his middle name was Horace and that he was born in Craftsbury Vermont in 1887. He married Maude Alice Estelle. Year and place of marriage unknown. It is believed that they lived in Hardwick Vermont and had 6 children: Leah Gowen, (b.1912), Lincoln Elroy Gowen (b.1913) Wayne Gowen(b.?) (died as a child) Max Gowen(b.1915) Guy William Gowen(b1919) and Winola Gowen. From hardwick they moved to Milton Vermont and Elroy was believed to be in business with a gentleman named John S. Barr and they owned the General Store in town. From here they moved to Concord New Hampshire. Elroy left the family after being in New Hampshire for about a year, and no one ever heard form him again. It is rumored that he went back to Vermont and is buried in a paupers grave some where in the state. Elroy would be my Great Grandfather. If any one has any information or knowledge of my family in Vermont and would be willing to pass it along to me would be greatly appreciated. I am planning a trip to Vermont but it probably won't be until this summer. Thank you in advance Laurie Gowen

Seeking census record, 1900 US or 1901 Canada, any state or Province, for AUGUSTA SYLVIA LARSON, born about 1885 in Goteborg, Sweden. Married ARTHUR CHARLES BINGHAM, somewhere in US or Canada, 1900-1905. Gave birth to 3 children 1905, died, 1906, stillborn and 1907, stayed with father. Parted from Arthur about 1912. Perhaps returned to parents. Where unknown... Also need census record for her under name LARSON, or BINGHAM, any state or province, 1920-21. Any assistance greatly appreciated.-- Dick Carter rcar37@prodigy.net

Hi - My family is from western NY, but I can trace my roots to an Oliver ROUSE and a Sophia NASH from JERICHO, VT. Census documents in NY suggest that SOPHIA NASH was born around 1794 in JERICHO. Another NASH researcher has documented a SOPHIA NASH born on February 22, 1789 in JERICHO, VT to CALEB NASH and RACHEL NASH. and can trace this Sophia NASH back another 4 - 6 generations. I would love to know if my Sophia Nash and the other Sophia Nash are one and the same. It would allow me to trace the family back several more generations. The only other thing I know is that Sophia Nash married Oliver Rouse in 1814 and died in Gibson, NY on 4/12/1854. All I know about Oliver Rouse is that he fought in the Battle of Plattsburgh, married Sophie Nash in 1814 and moved to western New York where they had eight kids. He worked on the Chemung canal and was a pioneer in the area. He was born in Jericho VT on 5/22/1770, married in 1814 and died around 1860. I know the 1770 date sounds a little off and I am looking into it. Any help would be appreciated. Ted White

Seeking information... 1890-1900-1910 census, Border crossing, or any other record for the following; Gunder Larson, wife, Anna, Children:Ages 1886, Infant, (Possibly Augusta Sylvia), Lars 2,Georg 4, and Inga L 7.. Entered Canada, port of Halifax,May 22, 1886, on ship "The Nova Scotian". Seeking information either in Canada, or Vermont, or elsewhere in USA Contract ticket 713 Thanks for any assistance. Dick Carter rcar37@prodigy.net

Does anyone have the CD covering Vermont marriages, also, the Canadian Marriages, which I believe is CD # 118. I need a lookup for marriage between Arthur Charles BINGHAM, and Augusta Sylvia LARSON about 1900-1904. Any assistance appreciated.-- Dick Carter rcar37@prodigy.net

Looking for info on Edgar Edson Payne born April 15, 1823 MiltonVermont. Hemarried Lucinda Matilda Snow born November 8, 1827 Milton Vermont Her parents were Obed Snow and Matilda Hill Edgar had the following children Edwin Orseno Payne Ernest A. Payne Royal Philetus Payne born 1848, Chateaughy, Franklin County, New York Any help would be appreciated Thank You Sandy Bushaw sandy@valleyint.com

<< Hello I too have sent for records in Vermont for Washington Co and received nothing and they kept my monies. That is why I have stopped searching the Vital Records of Vermont and plan oneday to take a trip there myself to look. Priny >> This is really strange, I have heard so many people say they send in their money and get nothing in return. Kind of makes one wonder what the heck is going on. Do they ever find anything? Sandy

I have recently received a "No RECORD FOUND" answer from Montpelier on a request for Marriage (about 1902-1905) and/or Divorce (about 1912) record for Augusta Sylvia Larson and Arthur Charles Bingham. I was told the fee would be $14, which I happily sent. When I received the answer, the explanation showed that the fee was only $9 since they found no record, but, that there would be no refund of $5, or less.. I do not believe that that is a good reflection on the Vital Records office, although it should be a good money maker. But, be that as it may, is it possible that Montpelier would have no record, but, St Albans might, as I am fairly sure that the divorce was in St Albans. The marriage could have been anywhere. Is there a kind soul out there who might check in St Albans for me. Dick Carter rcar37@prodigy.net

Hello I too have sent for records in Vermont for Washington Co and received nothing and they kept my monies. That is why I have stopped searching the Vital Records of Vermont and plan oneday to take a trip there myself to look. Priny

Looking for information on a Joseph Starks who purchased land in Two Heroes, Chittenden, VT on 3 January 1790. He is described as being of Pawlett, Rutland, VT. What, if any, relationship to Samuel Starks and John Stark(s)? Patricia Morgan Hal Morgan

I am looking for any info on Frank Guyette who married a Sarah Dennis. They had a son Alexander born around 1866-68 in New York or Canada. Alexander moved to Port Austin Michigan. Chuck McLaughlin