I'm trying to track down Enos P. Sisco. I have a copy of a marriage record showing his marriage to Lavina A. Boomhower on 20-Jan-1848 listing residence of both bride and groom as St. Albans. The record itself is stamped Burlington VT and signed M. C. ?Graudy? town clerk. I'm not certain if that means the marriage took place in Burlington or whether the record was merely filed in Burlington. Aside from that it also shows that Rev. H. L. Starks performed the ceremony. 1. Has anyone come across Enos P. Sisco? 2. Does anyone know which church Rev H. L. Starks was associated with? I also have been told that Lavina Boomhower died in 19-Apr-1886 and is buried in St. Albans. I do not know which cemetery. However, some descendents are in "St. Albans Point cemetery" so that might be the case with her. If I can locate her burial record I'm hoping that may also lead to Enos. 3. Is anyone able to identify which cemetery she might be in? 4. Lastly, the long shot. I've uncovered a record for a Uri Sisco who married a Ruby Potter in Swanton on 20-Mar-1823. They had a son called Lucius Sisco who died 31-Jan-1850 in St. Albans and is buried in St. Albans Point cemetery. I'm wondering if this family might be the connection to Enos. Any information on this family would be welcomed.