Kate -- You should take the time to go the the city library in St. Albans. Anyone there can direct you. There you will find the McClellan indices of cemeteries. McClellan indexed many Franklin Co. cemeteries. You may save yourself a lot of time. Cindy Walcott Grand Isle, VT -----Original Message----- From: Kafuey [mailto:kgsowdon@capecod.net] Sent: Thursday, June 08, 2000 12:14 PM To: VTFRANKL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [VTFRANKL] Highgate, Franklin Co. cemeteries????? <snip> I'm looking for the names of cemeteries around Highgate that I can search and would also like to know where in Highgate (or elsewhere) I might find any records for that time period.

Afternoon, folks...I'm hoping SKS might be able to help me out. I'm planning a Vermont trip next week - my very first genealogy 'roadtrip'!!!! I'm searching for the roots - or even simply extremely vague hints - on my gg-grandmother - Sarah Ann Lavarnway as supposed born in Highgate about 1824. She married Isaac Luther Newton (who was born in Canada) and, since I'm unable to find their marriage elsewhere, it may have been in Highgate. I'm looking for the names of cemeteries around Highgate that I can search and would also like to know where in Highgate (or elsewhere) I might find any records for that time period. Almost forgot - does anyone know of any campgrounds in the area that take RVs? Any help would be most greatly appreciated...as is your time and effort. Sunny day to you all ..... Regards, Kate Sowdon Kgsowdon@capecod.net

Does anyone know if any records from the Sheldon Poor Farm exist, and where they might be today?? Has anyone ever worked with Poor Farm records to see what might be contained therein. Since the Poor Farm burned down several years ago, the only thing left is the cemetery, beautifully restored within the last few years. Located about 2 miles south of Sheldon Springs on a dirt road.

I am looking for Joseph Garrett, b. ca. 1827; in 1861 he was at Sutton, PQ, then for a while afterwards resided at St. Albans. By 1870 he was in W. Milan, NH. Afterwards, he moved back to Vermont, resided at St. Johnsbury before moving back to Franklin Co., VT in the 1870s to Franklin/Berkshire area. He disappeared by 1880 leaving his wife and large family. I have tried town, state vital records, attempted church records. No mention in county records. I have found some descendants used the surname Grenier, which I believe is a 'dit' name for Garrett.

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

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Caleb Goddard is my husband's 3rd great grandfather. He is listed in the 1850 census as living with his wife Lucy (Hinckley) and his son Warren in Georgia, Franklin County, VT. Also in the family is a 90 year old female Lucy Shaw, and Avis older sister Julia Hinckley, age 58. Who is Lucy Shaw? Can anybody help? Afa

Hi Dick Have you written to each of the town clerk offices for a search of their records. You have the approximate dates and the records are easy to lookup. They charge, by law $2 for photo copies so send them an sase with your request. They may not charge for just a lookup if they find nothing and that way you can eleminate the town. Good luck earl

Augusta Sylvia LARSON, born between July 7 and October 14, 1885, Goteborg, Sweden. Immigrated before 1905, (Where?) Married Arthur Charles BINGHAM about 1904-1905,(Where?). Had 3 children before 1907, and then apparently divorced about 1912,(Where?) and disappeared. Does anyone have ANY information on this lady?Any help at all greatly appreciated, as this is one of my two major brick walls. This couple lived Highgate,Milton,St.Albans, Essex Junction, Vermont. Dick Carter rcar37@prodigy.net

I wonder if anyone knows anythng about the surname HUNTLEY. This ancestor, Joseph Stoddard HUNTLEY was born 2 Jun 1800 Bakersfield, Franklin Co., VT. He was the one of Jacob and Abigail (Buker?) HUNTLEY Diana ddavis@logicsouth.com My Genealogy site updated 2/8/2000: http://www.my-ged.com/davis/

Looking for help on the following. The marriage date/place of Levi C. Dunham and a Hannah McAllister. The parents of Hannah McAllister. And any children they had. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Donna Dunham Jones Langdon, NH Searching the names of Dunham, Johnson, Leclaire and Dionne and interacting families, from Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Canada (for now) http://www.geocities.com/misty1_1985 http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/j/o/n/Donna-Jones/

Just a note to everyone as we approach the summer season of vacations. If you will be away from your computers for an extended period of time please, unsubscribe during that time. The Rootsweb system is set up to take you off the list after 3 bounced messages, which is what happens when your mailbox is full. So you will get removed from the list anyway. Debra Carter ListOwner tara37@comsys.net

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This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0053_01BFBF7D.D3E54B20 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit I hope I am forwarding the attached query to the correctly written address this time. Can you take it like this (as an attachment) or must I retype the body as a new email ? Sorry to be so inept. I'm one of those geezers who is just learning his way around, and it's a slow process. Wyndham Clarke ------=_NextPart_000_0053_01BFBF7D.D3E54B20 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Description: Hannibal CLARK Richford census 1910 and Ernest CLARK, son Content-Disposition: attachment From: "Wyndham Clarke" <wyndy@erols.com> To: <vtfrankl-l-query@rootsweb.com> Subject: Hannibal CLARK Richford census 1910 and Ernest CLARK, son Date: Mon, 15 May 2000 17:15:24 -0400 MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Priority: 3 X-MSMail-Priority: Normal X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 4.72.3155.0 X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V4.72.3155.0 Seeking further information on Hannibal F. CLARK b. 1853 in VT, perhaps in Franklin; Hannibal's son, Ernest H. CLARK b. apx 1881,2 probably in the same area; and Ernest's son Lee CLARKE b. 10/22/1902 in Richford, VT. 1910 Census shows Hannibal age 57 living in Richford Village with wife Charlotte STORY age 49. One of their two children, Harold CLARK, age 9, was living at home. The second child, age unkown, was no longer living with them. I am pretty sure this was Ernest as the names all conform to family oral history. Ernest was my grandfather. Family records show his son Lee CLARKE, my father, was born in Richford 10/22/1902. Census of 1910 shows both Hannibal and wife Charlotte as being born in VT and having been married for 30 years. I'm looking for any additional information on Ernest who was married to Annie Lee apx 1900, and where Hannibal came from and who his parents were. Wyndham Clarke ------=_NextPart_000_0053_01BFBF7D.D3E54B20--

Looking for information on my illusive ancestor Minerva Saxton allegedly born Oct. 1797 supposedly in Wales. She allegedly married Ira Rice about 1814. One family history says Ira married a woman from his hometown of Berkshire, Franklin, Vermont. Minerva had at least five kids and died supposedly about 1824 in Ontario Co. New York. Thanks Reenee

Hi: Researching the following: Anna Bickford, b abt 1816. Miriam Gladding, b abt 1795 William Mc Nall, b ca 1770; his wife Prudence Sprague, b ca 1770. Happy Mother's Day. Roger Tucson AZ It hit 100 degrees here today, 1st time this year. We say the ice broke on the Santa Cruz River (dry river bed).

I am interested in the following families in Franklin County: Descendants of James & Lydia (Stevens) WOODWARD who moved to Enosburg in 1821. Sons included James, Caleb, George, Daniel, Benjamin, Charles, Stephen, and possibly, Jesse. Descendants of David & Phebe (Jewett) COBURN who were married in Berkshire in 1814, and died in 1841. Children included, David, Lewis, Amelia, Melvina, Joanna. Descendants of Jonas & Maria (Smith) TEMPLE who were married in 1833 in Fletcher. Daughters included Lucy, Sarah, Eliza. Allied families include HENDRIX, DAVIS, WEDGE, HULL, HAZELTON, SESSIONS, GREEN, OVITT, WHITE.

Good morning & Happy Mother's Day to all you gals!!!! Guys? We'll take care of you next month!! Thought that I had better add a time line to my previous post re: Anthony White & Mary (Polly) Fletcher. Cyrus White & Sarah A. Grant Marvin White & Clarissa Banister Ripley White & Lydia Popple Date span: 1783-1880 Linda Pingel

I would like to Wish the Mothers of this list a Very Happy Mother's Day! Jackie I'm not stuck, I'm ancesterally challenged! Researching: Clough, Chamberlain, Gauthier, Buzzell, Baird, Gilligan Rootsweb Email List Administrator for: GAUTHIER-L, GILLIGAN-L, and CHAMBERLAIN-L@rootsweb.com

In a message dated 5/14/00 1:45:05 AM Mountain Daylight Time, VTFRANKL-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << Anthony White & Mary (Polly) Fletcher. Cyrus White & Sarah A. Grant Marvin White & Clarissa Banister Ripley White & Lydia Popple.>> What are the dates on these Whites? I do know that WHITE is a name that appears in the mid and late 19th century in Coloma and Richford, Wisconsin, located in SW Waushara County. In the 1850s a number of settlers came there came there from Franklin County, Vermont. (My Franklin County family line is FOLLETT; they moved west to Waushara County, Wis., in 1855.) Barbara in Canada (but visiting Waushara County, Wis., in late May and June, if anyone would like anything looked up there)