Hello, If you are seeking your Scottish heritage, you may find some contacts or ideas through this list of Scottish links. http://www.nhscot.org/links.htm Vicki Flanders Descendant of John McGinnis, born 1832 Bishopton, Renfrewshire, Scotland, settled northeastern VT

I knew the years would be off, but I thought there might be a connection of earlier generations :-) Deb

Sorry, list. Intended that to go Personal to Deb.

Deb, Thanks, but, Believe me, I am sorry, it is the wrong one... Mine born 1880.

I don't know if this is related or not, but the name Charles Bingham, clicked so I checked my records this is what I have (I was interested in Mary Ann Case) 1860 US Census Claremont, NH Sullivan Co. tak4en June 25, 1860 Charles Bingham age 54 occ Farmer bp Conn Abby D. Bingham age 43 bp VT Cary F. " age 19 bp NH (female) Charles E. " age 17 bp NH Mary C. " age 16 bp NH Willie M. " age 11 bp NH Frank " age 9 bp NH Lucy F. " age 6 bp NH Mary Ann Case, age 34 bp VT Harriet Wenham, age 46 bp NH Eliza Bingham age 77 bp Conn That is all I have, I hope it helps, Deb

Seeking Marriage or Divorce record for Arthur Charles BINGHAM and Augusta Sylvia LARSON... Married about 1904-5... Divorced about 1912, possibly in ST Albans VT

Seeking Marriage or Divorce record for Arthur Charles BINGHAM and Augusta Sylvia LARSON... Married about 1904-5... Divorced about 1912, possibly in ST Albans VT Dick Carter [email protected]

Seeking Marriage or Divorce record for Arthur Charles BINGHAM and Augusta Sylvia LARSON... Married about 1904-5... Divorced about 1912, possibly in ST Albans VT Dick Carter [email protected]

Rick Norwood [email protected] Hello List I am looking for the ancestry of Henry E. Cook of Newbury, VT or Meredith NH (The IGI has him as being born in both Vermont and New Hampshire). Here is his descent as best as I know. Does anyone know anything about Henry or any of his family? I. Henry E. COOK was born on 24 February 1825 at Meredith, Belknap, NH?--or Newbury VT? He married Lucinda S. BAILEY, daughter of Ephraim BAILEY and Mary PRESCOTT, on 14 May 1848 at Newbury, Orange, VT. Children are: A. Gennivicoe J COOK was born on 14 April 1850 at Newbury, Orange, VT. B. Lizzie L COOK was born on 20 May 1852 at Newbury, Orange, VT. C. Henry H. COOK was born on 25 June 1854 at Newbury, Orange, VT. D. Edgar C COOK was born on 17 May 1857 at Newbury, Orange, VT. E. Clarence COOK was born on 17 May 1857 at Newbury, Orange, VT. F. Karl COOK . He was born on 16 February 1860 at Newbury, VT or Meredith, Belknap, NH and married Vella Bell BRYANT, daughter of John Proctor BRYANT and Esther GALE probably circa 1880. Their children are: 1. Mildred COOK 2. Lena COOK 3. Zelda COOK married Frank (--?--). 4. Hollis COOK 5. Forest COOK 6. Maranda Gale "May" COOK was also known as "May." She was born circa 1884 at Medford, Middlesex, MA. She married Edgar Alva NORWOOD "Ted", son of Reuben NORWOOD and Ida Brooks ROWE, on 27 October 1909 at Medford, Middlesex, MA. Any info would be appreciated. Reseaching BAILEY, BRYANT, CHAMBERLIN, COOK, FOWLER, GALE, PRESCOTT, PRESTON, PROCTOR

I have not posted for a while.... I am looking for information on the ancestors/siblings of Smith Hadley, who was born on 23 AUG 1765 [Conflicting records indicate birth dates of 15 AUG 1764 and 14 AUG 1765.] I don't have proof, but suspect Smith Hadley was a son of either Samuel Hadley (b. 23 Sep 1746 Amesbury, Essex Co, MA) & Judith Flanders or Parrott Hadley (b. 26 Jan 1743 Amesbury, Essex Co, MA). Samuel (1746) & Parrott (1743) were first cousins and grandsons of Samuel Hadley and Dorothy Colby, natives and residents of Amesbury & Rowley, Essex Co, MA. In 1751, Samuel's (1746) parents, Samuel Hadley & Judith Flanders, moved from Amesbury, Essex Co, MA to Hampstead, Rockingham Co, NH. Wells' history of Newbury, VT states, that just before the Revolutionary war broke out, Samuel Hadley (1746) and Samuel Eaton settled on a farm where Col. John Smith and his descendants owned for more than a century. The Alice M. Hadley manuscript shows that the farm where Samuel Hadley (1746) & Samuel Eaton lived passed to Kincaid, then Smith and finally Tylers, all connections. Samuel (1746) was probably the person listed in the 1790 census in Newbury, Orange Co, VT. In 1761, Parrott's (1743) parents, Parrott Hadley and Mary Heath, moved to Nottingham West (now Hudson), Rockingham Co, NH. By 1763, Parrott (1743) had moved to Grandby, Hartford Co, CT, where one of Parrott's (1743) sons, Elijah, was born in 1763. Elijah moved to Barnett, Orange Co, NY before moving on to NY and OH. I have no further record of Parrott (1743), but would like to find additional information on him, his spouse and their family. Perhaps Parrott (1743) also moved to Orange Co, VT. Smith married Sarah/Polly (--?--) after 1790. He died on 4 FEB 1850 at age 84. Another record indicates he died on 3 FEB 1851 at age 85. He was buried Bellville Cem, Jefferson Twp, Richland Co, OH. Smith resided in 1790 Wellsburgh Town, Clinton Co, NY according to the 1790 census. He resided in 1800 Essex Co, NY according to the 1800 census. [Essex Co, NY was formed in 1799 from Clinton Co, NY.] He resided before 1810 Willsborough, Essex Co, NY. He resided in 1810 Knox Co, OH. He resided in 1830 Washington Twp, Richland Co, OH. Children of Smith1 Hadley and Sarah/Polly (--?--) were as follows: -Smith B., b. 12 DEC 1792 VT or NY; m. Mary KETTLE; m. Margaret JOHNSON; m. Calista Reynolds (my ancestors). -Isaac, b. 14 JAN 1795 Willsborough, Essex Co, NY; m. Sarah Davidson. -Levi; b. 23 OCT 1798; d. 7 SEP 1850 at age 51; bur. Bellville Cem, Jefferson Twp, Richland Co, OH. -Savannah, b. 29 Nov 1803, d. 14 Jan 1886 IN -Clare; m. (--?--) Bells. -Moses. -Chancy. -Sarah; m. (--?--) Bevins. -Ann; m. (--?--) Smurr. -Polly; m. (--?--) Rogers. -Lucy; m. (--?--) Cunningham. -Julia; m. (--?--) Cassaday. These notes were copied from the work of researcher Albert Hayward. They are responses to requests addressed to the Essex County Historical Society by the 2 following persons: Mrs. Pearl R. Freeman (in 1959) 1668 Thirtieth Ave., Columbus, Nebraska and Mrs. E. Burton Williams (in 1958) 2702 Russell Road Alexandria, VA Smith Hadley appears in 1790 in Willsboro, Clinton Co., NY (now Essex Co.), as having no wife or children. He moved to Ohio in 1810-died 2-4-1850 at about 85. (born about 1765) Samuel Hadley and Jonathan Hadley were minuteman in Cumberland Co., NY militia, Hatcher Co. John Hoisington, Major (ref. NY in the Revolution, pg. 134) 1790 Census Vermont: Samuel Hadley Barnet Town, Orange Co. listed 1 -0-0 and another Samuel Hadley of Newbury, Orange, Co. listed 1-4-2. Jonathan Hadley of Corinth, Orange Co. listed 2-2-5. Orange Co. VT in 1790 was part of what was Cumberland Co. NY in 1773 (see Documentary History of NY Vol.IV.) 1800 Census Vermont-Jonathan still in Corinth, Orange Co. listed males:2-1-0-0-1; females 2-1-2-0-1; while both Samuels had left the state. Daniel and Humphrey Hadley in Orange Co. Willsboro, Essex Co., NY Town Book shows both Samuel Hadley and Samuel, Jr. in Dist. # 5 in May 1796. Jonathan Hadley appears in Willsboro in 1803 or 1804. >From Town Records of Willsboro, Essex Co. NY: "A list of men liable to work on the highway and the number of days affixed thereto." 23 May 1796 Dis. #5 Smith Hadley 3 days #5 Samuel, Jr. 3 days #5 Samuel, Sr. 3 days 12 Apr 1798 #5 Smith Hadley 4 days #5 Samuel, Jr. 2 days #5 Samuel 3 days 1 0 Apr. 1800 #8 Samuel Jr. 4 days #8 Symth 4 days #6 Samuel 3 days 4 May 1802 #8 Samuel 4 days notation here says "neighbors" #8 Smith 4 days 2OApr.1804 #8 Smith 2 days #8 Samuel 2 days #8 Jonathan Hadley 4 days #8 Aaron Hadley 4 days 25 Apr. 1806 #2 Warner Hadley 2 days #2 Smith Hadley 3 days #2 Thomas Hadley 4 days 16 Apr. 1808 #5 Smith Hadley -------- (somehow I've omitted days from here on. sorry!) 18 Apr. 1810 #10 Smith Hadley #12 Thomas #12 Jonathan 20 Apr 1814 #3 Warner Hadley Apr. 1816 #13 Warner Hadley Apr. 1818 #1 3 Warner Hadley Apr. 1820 # 9 Jonathan Apr. 1822 no Hadley 1824 #9 Jonathan Smith Hadley b. 8/14/1765 elected Commissioner of Highways 3 April, 1809 elected Town of Willsboro Fence Viewer. Any information on these folks would be greatly appreciated. My Hadley page is http://greggkinney.com/hadley.htm. Regards, Gregg Kinney Highlands Ranch, CO (just south of Denver) Researching Kinney, Dove, Hadley, Blackford, Compton, Smith, Stewart, Marshall, Yocum, Brandt, Johnson, Holder, Shouse, and a host of others. Please visit my searchable web site at http://greggkinney.com. While the old server cache clears out and until your browser takes you to my new site, a backup web site is located at http://home.earthlink.net/~greggkinney/

HAPPY 2000 Does anyone know where I can get a 1780-1790-1800 Census for Orange Co., Donald R. Schoenfeld [email protected] in Jacksonville, Fl.

I have been informed of a problem in being able to download the "Walton's Vermont Register," from my free downloads page http://members.xoom.com/tfeeney/downloads.html If you had tried to download it and couldn't, please try again, as I have uploaded it again and it appears to be working now. Regards, Toni Feeney Saco, Maine Homepage: http://members.xoom.com/tfeeney Free downloads page: http://members.xoom.com/tfeeney/downloads.html Books on cd and downloads store page: http://members.xoom.com/tfeeney/store.html

I would very much like to learn anything at all about the Vermont origins of James M. BROOKS, who, according to his military records was born on 24 June 1813 somewhere in Orange County, Vermont. He enlisted in the US Army in March 1837 and served until 1867. In 1850, he married Anistasia BUTLER of Portland, Maine, and lived in that area until he died about 1897. Any information about his family in Vermont would be greatly appreciated. I would be happy to share what I have regarding his many offspring in Maine. Thanks, Larry Glatz Harrison, Maine M&L Glatz on Summit Hill

Marjorie.... There were some Luces in Cattaraugus County NY - I don't know if they are connected to you or not, but I am sending you the bios just in case..... UCIUS T. LUCE, born in Barre, NY, 1813, married MARY ELIZABETH BENSON in Wyoming County and in 1857 settled on the old Harrison Payne farm. He was a farmer in New Albion, Dayton, Persia, Little Valley, and Salamanca, and eventually gave his property to his son OBADIAH LUCE, with whom he died in Dayton Feb. 18, 1890. He was a member of the M. E. (Methodist Episcopal) Church. Mrs. Luce survives and resides in Dayton. E. AUGUSTUS LUCE, their fourth child, was born in Washington County in 1846, and in 1864 enlisted in Co. A, 13th N.Y.H.A. He was in five general engagements and at the final evacuation of Petersburg. He was discharged in 1865. He was confined in the hospital 6 weeks with typhoid fever. Since his return he has been engaged in farming, market gardening, and fruit growing. In 1868 he married ESTHER A. PICKETT, of Salamanca. Children of Augustus and Esther: CHARLS H. LUCE JOSEPH N. LUCE MARY LUETTA LUCE Contributed by Laura Greene Carlsbad, CA Bio from Hist. Gazetteer and Biog. Memorial of Catt. Co., pub 1893 Town of Persia Page 993

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Mary.....I hope you are not now being bombarded! I wondered if when you look up HAYDEN in Braintree, if you could do a look up for us on our Greenes? Job Green(e) and his wife Abigail Mann lived in Braintree for some time during the 1850s and 1860s before moving on to Wilbraham Mass. I have access to the History of Braintree and found a few references to him there - but would love to find about their children, Elvira, Mary, William, which might be in the Town Records book. I know Job was involved as a town supervisor at some point, but that is about all I know other than his civil war involvement. Thanks for anything you can do. If you happen to have any ancestors from Cattaraugus County, NY, please let me know - I have a great deal of information on early pioneers of that county and would be happy to try to find info for you. Laura Greene Carlsbad, CA > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Thursday, December 02, 1999 6:20 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [VTORANGE] FORD HAYDEN 1745-Now-MA VT OH WI > > > Have you tried looking in the Braintree Town Records book? I have an > original copy of this book and these names are familiar. If you > haven't seen > this book, I can try to look it up for you.

Hello, My line is Zebulon Baldwin, b. 1726 in Hingham, MA, parents was David and Abigail (Burr) Baldwin. He married Hannah Lyon in 1752 in Woodstock, MA. They had five children and at some point before 1770 or 1780 moved to Vershire, Orange, VT. I have not further recored of either Zebulon or Hannah. Can anyone tell me where I should look for further information, census or cemetery records or church records or the like? Some of their children moved to upstate NY, but I have yet to find any record of them there. Any and all help would be very much appreciated. James. http://www.fortunecity.com/victorian/rodin/297/gene.html

Hi! Nice to hear from someone who knows about Braintree, VT. That book you mentioned is what got me and my daughter started on studying our family. Francis Luce in the Stephen/Sophia Luce family tree in that book was my great grandfather. My grandmother was Emeline Cordelia Luce Rhoades - named it turns out after Francis Luce's youngest sister, also in that book. We are VERY curious about the "David Luce" who is mentioned as Stephen's father who apparently didn't stay in Braintree very long. Stephen was supposed to have been born in Braintree in 1809. There is a David Luce in the 1800 census in Barnard who might be the brother of Jonathan Luce who settled there. They came from Massachusetts. There is a David Luce of about the right age who died out in Spencer Co, INDIANA who might be "my" David. I am very curious about the family links before Stephen. I assume in some way there is a link to the widespead Luce family first in Martha's Vineyard. Sophia's parents were Joseph and Olivia Withington...they show up in the Rochester, VT census later on. Do you have more information about there people. My great grandfather Francis first married the widow of his older brother John, then much later married my great grandmother, Lydia Ann Springer in Canaan, VT. There was about a 30 year difference in their ages. It was interesting to find in the 1880 census in Canaan, VT - Francis listed among the millhands (age 40+) and Lydia as a TEENAGER listed with her family. They were married in 1882! No wonder I also like reading women's mysteries!! I would love to know anything more about the Luce family. Many of them were Civil War soldiers from VT I think. Thank you. Marjorie

Have you tried looking in the Braintree Town Records book? I have an original copy of this book and these names are familiar. If you haven't seen this book, I can try to look it up for you. It not only has birth/death/marriage records but also the records of things that went on in the town as well as legal things too. Mary

First Installment from History of Corinth, VT Abel Heath m. 1 Priscilla _____ 1. James b feb 12 1792 d oct 11 1804 2. Sarah b. aug 3 1793 3. Lydia b. Feb 21 1795 4. Abel b. feb 16, 1797 5. John b. Feb 24 1802 6. Samuel b. Jan 3 1804 7. James b. May 3 1806 8. Polly b. Mar 30, 1808