Looking for information on Alphonso Butler married to a Julie Peese Butler. They were both born approx. 1850. They had children; Charles Peese Butler (born 1875 in St. Albans) and Mae Butler (approx. 1878)

I received approximately 35 replies to my original posting. I appreciate the time spent by each of you in forwarding your replies. Listed below is a summary of your replies: Bradham Keisling Male: 5 Maury Kemper (Maurice) Male: 7 Alzora King Female: 6 Adnah Bangs Kinsman Female: 3 Male: 2 Deana Kinsman Female: 5 Clytie Lacy (Clytemnestra) Female: 3 Waitstill Lawrence Male: 1 Female: 7 Doswell Lucke Male: 1 Dayton Mattoon Male: 3 Plyment Mattoon Senny Mattoon Male: 2 Female: 1 Gulielmus Maxwell Male: 3 Corean McCormick Female: 1 Vidal Mendoza Male: 6 Tilden Mooers Male: 4 Overton Cosby Minor Male: 5 Adele Moore Female: 7 Alabama Moore Male: 1 Female: 1 Galehew Moore Male: 1 Eri Morley Male: 2 Female: 1 Sylvanus Morris Male: 9 Maxey Moyers Female: 1 Alpheus Munn Male: 6 Eldad Munn Male: 5 Jorim Nelson Danforth Hosely Nichols Male: 7 Adian Norton Male: 5 Demaris Olmsted Female: 7 Ardyce Olson Female: 5 Nabby Orcutt (Abigail) Female: 6 Emerit Palmer Male: 4 Kezia Parker Female: 10 Seneth Parmenter Male: 2 Female: 2 (Asenath) Cheadle Harris Eusebia Harris Female: 4 Nassor Harris Macon Harrison Male: 2 Qerry Haukoos Female: 1 Cettie Head (Lucetta) Female: 5 Weller Head Male: 2 Patterson Higgins Male: 4 Bohan Field Terzy Huxley (Terziah) Female: 3 Roma Ives Female: 4 Onda Janes Female: 1 Our Orange & Windham County, Vermont - Extended Family Surnames: Flint Genealogy: Stewart*; Flint*; Hall*; Martin*; Turner*; Leathers; Soloman; Holman; Dudley & Bartlett. * Direct lineage Our Franklin County, Massachusetts - Extended Family Surnames: Stewart Genealogy: Webster*; Thornton*; Morgan; Hale Webster Genealogy: Stewart*; Mills*; Guellow; Mattoon; Pettee; Goldthwaite; Mayhew; Colledge; Parents * Direct lineage (Visit us on the Franklin County, Massachusetts GenWeb Page (http://www.midrivers.com/~smaps/franklin2.html) Information computerized in my database: BOOKS: · A Genealogy of the Descendants of Philip Mattoon of Deerfield, Massachusetts. Compiled by Lillian G. Mattoon & Donald P. Mattoon. Published by Courier Print Co., Littleton, N. H. 1965. Pages 1 - 50, This includes the 1st thorough 5th Generations. · A History of Colrain, Massachusetts with Genealogies of Early Families, by Lois McClellan Patrie. · History & Genealogies of Gov. John Webster Families of Connecticut, by William Holcomb Webster & Rev. Reuben Webster, D.D., 1st Edition, Published by Endless genealogies, St. Paul, MN, 1915. For the Descendants of Robert Webster son of Gov. John Webster. · History of the Town of Bernardston, Franklin County, Massachusetts, Volume 1, 1736 - 1900, by Lucy Cutler Kellogg. Published by E. A. Hall & Co. Press, Greenfield, Mass. 1902 · History of the Town of Gill, Massachusetts, Genealogies A - Z, by Ralph M. Stoughton, 1960. LDS FHC MicroFilm No. 0886882 · The Early Settlers of Colrain, Massachusetts, by Charles H. McClellan. Published by W.S. Carson, Printer, Greenfield, Massachusetts, 1885. About 40% of the book. CEMETERY RECORDS: · Beaver Meadow Cemetery, Leyden, Franklin County, Massachusetts. Listing of Persons buried there or to be buried there. Information taken from gravestones. Complied by Janet Cowan Boutwell, 5 Poplar Street, Turners Falls, MA 01376-2513. · Montague Franklin County, Massachusetts, Cemetery Records. Complied by the National Society, D.A.R. - LDS FHC MicroFiche #6105188 - Dated: December 2, 1941. · BURNHAM CEMETERY - Montague: Pages 1 - 2; This cemetery is located about 200 feet east of Walnut Street in the village of Montague City. It is in a pasture and is not fenced. Many of the stones are down or are leaning badly. Apparently it receives no care whatever. Surnames include: Burnham; Clark; Cushman; Dewey; Fuller; Graves; Mack; Potter and Stevens. · EAST MINERAL ROAD CEMETERY - Montague, Mass.: Pages 3 - 9; This cemetery is located on East Mineral Road about 400 east of the main highway (State Route 2A) between Turners Falls and Millers Falls. It was probably privately owned and is now in rather poor condition with one or two exceptions there have been no burials in it for many years. Surnames include: Ball; Billings; Briggs; Britt; Brown; Caswell; Creagh; Dexter; Durkee; Drury; Fairbrother; Goodard; Gunn; Hoye; Newell; Pratt; Stevens; Stowell; Terry; Upham; Webster; White. · OLD SOUTH CEMETERY - Montague, Mass.: Pages 10 - 40; This cemetery is about one-half mile south of the Village of Montague Center and about one-quarter mile west of State Highway No. 63. It is the oldest cemetery in the town and contains the graves of many of the earliest settlers. It is keep in fairly good condition by the Town. Several of the lots are endowed with perpetual care funds. The layout is very irregular, and it is practically impossible to tell where the lot lines (if there were such) were located. Vital Records: · Early Vital Records of Colrain, Mass. - listed in The New England Historical & Genealogical Register. Volume 73 - 1919 (pgs 246 - 260; Edward Adams to Rominer Smith) & Volume 74 - 1920 (pgs 7 - 13; Oren Smith to Daniel Workman). The plantation of Colrain, Mass., was incorporated as a town in 1761, being then in Hamsphire County. In 1811, with twenty-three other towns, it was set off from Hampshire County to form Franklin County. The records were copied in 1888 from the town records by William O. Taylor of Shelburne, Mass., and were presented by him to the New England Historic Genealogical Society in 1896. · Marriage Intentions at Buckland, Mass. 1793 - 1820. Published in the New England Historical & Genealogical Register, Volume 75, pp. 302 - 308, 1921. Boston, Mass. The entries have been abridged from the original record of intentions of marriage kept by the town clerk of Buckland, Mass., from 11 [?] August [1793] to 11 January 1820, inclusive. Each intention is dated "Buckland," and ends with the words "Pr. Saml. Taylor Town Clerk." In a few entries the date of the marriage also is given. · Vital Records of Charlemont, Massachusetts To The Year 1850, Published by the New England Historical Genealogical Society, Boston, Massachusetts. 1917 · Vital Records of Gill, Massachusetts To The Year 1850, Published by the New England Historical Genealogical Society, Boston, Massachusetts. 1904 · Vital Records of Heath, Massachusetts To The Year 1850, Published by the New England Historical Genealogical Society, Boston, Massachusetts. 1915 Early Vital Records of Colrain, Mass. - Listed in The New England Historical & Genealogical Register. Volume 73 - 1919 (pp. 246 - 260; Edward Adams to Rominer Smith) & Volume 74 - 1920 (pp 7 - 13; Oren Smith to Daniel Workman).

Looking for information on the COVELL family who were possibly in this area in the late 1700's. Al Covell--check my webpage at <http://www.up.net/~acovell> Rev. 3 April 99

Here are my opinions: >Alzora King Female >Adnah Bangs Kinsman male >Waitstill Lawrence Female >Sylvanus Morris Male >Alphues Munn Male Probably Alpheus >Eldad Munn Male >Adian Norton Male (could be Adrian) >Demaris Olmsted Female >Nabby Orcutt female, short for Abigail >Kezia Parker Female >Seneth Parmenter female, Asenath >Eusebia Harris Female >Cettie Head Female >Weller Head Could be female, Wella and have you seen Prisillar? (Priscilla)

The response on this was considerablity greater than expected - I've recieved well over 25 replies. I'll compile the results and repost later in the week. Thank you for forwarding your listing - these are just some of the many odd names I have to work with (67,000 database). I'll post another listing next week. Before I post them I try and find the GIVEN names in the Ancestral File. I'm only posting the hard ones. Regards, Paul Allred Our Franklin County, Massachusetts - Extended Family Surnames: Stewart Genealogy: Webster*; Thornton*; Morgan; Hale Webster Genealogy: Stewart*; Mills*; Guellow; Mattoon; Pettee; Goldthwaite; Mayhew; Colledge; Parents * Direct lineage Our Orange & Windham County, Vermont - Extended Family Surnames: Flint Genealogy: Stewart*; Flint*; Hall*; Martin*; Turner*; Leathers; Soloman; Holman; Dudley & Bartlett. * Direct lineage

Interested in finding info on John Carr b1769 wife Mary Prescott Children: William Mary Rhoda John Edson Dudley Margaret Cynthia.. Would like to correspond with person/persons knowledgable of Vershire Vt ...info on Cemetaries /how many/Locations/ whats available in that environ. Have info to share on Son John..and know some info on Edson and Dudley John b1796 was married to a LUCY..would like to know if Lucy married in VT or after John/Edson were in the Canandaigua NY area..seek maiden name and any info. Email: [email protected] or [email protected] or [email protected]

Listed below are the response I received. Thank you all for taking the time to forward you opions and best guess. I have about 50 additional names I'll be forwarding over time. Regards, Paul Allred [email protected] Bradham Keisling Male: 2 Maury Kemper Male: 1 Alzora King Female: 2 Adnah Bangs Kinsman Female: 2 Deana Kinsman Female: 2 Clytie Lacy Waitstill Lawrence Female: 1 Doswell Lucke Dayton Mattoon Plyment Mattoon Senny Mattoon Gulielmus Maxwell Male: 1 Corean McCormick Vidal Mendoza Male: 2 Tilden Mooers Male: 1 Overton Cosby Minor Male: 1 Adele Moore Female: 2 Alabama Moore Female: 1 Galehew Moore Eri Morley Male: 1 Sylvanus Morris Male: 3 Maxey Moyers Alphues Munn Male: 2 Eldad Munn Male: 1 Jorim Nelson Danforth Hosely Nichols Male: 2 Adian Norton Demaris Olmsted Female: 1 Ardyce Olson Nabby Orcutt Emerit Palmer Male: 2 Kezia Parker Female: 3 Seneth Parmenter Cheadle Harris Eusebia Harris Female: 1 Nassor Harris Macon Harrison Male: 1 Qerry Haukoos Cettie Head Female: 1 Weller Head Patterson Higgins Male: 1 Bohan Field Terzy Huxley Roma Ives Female: 2 Onda Janes Female: 1

I'd appreciate any help anyone can provide regarding the following names. This currently are listed in my database as unknown (Male vs. Female). Bradham Keisling Maury Kemper Alzora King Adnah Bangs Kinsman Deana Kinsman Clytie Lacy Waitstill Lawrence Doswell Lucke Dayton Mattoon Plyment Mattoon Senny Mattoon Gulielmus Maxwell Corean McCormick Vidal Mendoza Tilden Mooers Overton Cosby Minor Adele Moore Alabama Moore Galehew Moore Eri Morley Sylvanus Morris Maxey Moyers Alphues Munn Eldad Munn Jorim Nelson Danforth Hosely Nichols Adian Norton Demaris Olmsted Ardyce Olson Nabby Orcutt Emerit Palmer Kezia Parker Seneth Parmenter Cheadle Harris Eusebia Harris Nassor Harris Macon Harrison Qerry Haukoos Cettie Head Weller Head Patterson Higgins Bohan Field Terzy Huxley Roma Ives Onda Janes Paul Allred [email protected]

Hello, I am finding a number of IGI references [so obviously only leads] to the surname SPILLER in Chester, NH & Orange Co. VT, mid-late 18th century including a family group which appears to be my own line with children listed as “Of Chelsea', Orange, 'Vermont” ... this is sure news to me since prior to this I had only found ref. to the family being in MA, NH & ME from this time frame. However, since, again based on IGI, if correct then at least 2 of the poss. siblings [unknown to me prior to this] of my Samuel Spiller seem to have m. and/or had family in Orange Co. VT, I think it worth taking a look at. HOWEVER, the material I am finding sets my Samuel’s birth at “ABT 1761” which is 4 years too late, 2 of his children are not included [though the other approx. dates are correct] and his wife’s name is given as Polly rather than Molly though her surname is given as Hunt which I have suspected for some time. I could rationalize all of this away rather nicely but I’m concerned that in doing so I will only confuse the issues. SO... has anyone researching families from Orange Co. VT or Chester, NH of the time run across any of the following Spiller families? [birth date for Samuel from my family records. (*) means it is NOT my research and so I cannot vouch for it! and of course the IGI should be seen as at least somewhat suspect!]. PLEASE do not just accept the below as correct... that is NOT my intention! Thank you! April Joseph3 Spiller (*), b. bef. 22 October 1732? [Christening date?]     Father: John2 Spiller (*), b. 3 May 1693 at Ipswich, MA     Mother: Katherine Waite (*) Spouse: Anna Greenleaf (*), b. ca. 1735? [no parents known]     Married 7 August 1756 at Newbury, MA. [m. found on line as at Newburyport but I think it should be as here.] Children :   1 [said to be their son, no absolute proof offered as yet] Samuel Spiller, b. 27 March 1757 [IGI says ca. 1761] listed as of New Boston, NH and/or "of" Chester, Rockingham, NH in var. records, m. Molly _______, ca. 1782?, d. 10 August 1822 at Palermo, ME, Pvt. with Capt. Wm. Barrows Company Rev. War; 7 children [5 listed in IGI as “Of” Chelsea, Orange, Vt. BUT prior to this I had only one child’s birth place as Meredith, NH; Samuel’s Rev. War service (“Of New Boston” his DAR listing is in the Patriot Index (Centennial Ed. part 3, p2758) with wife as Molly (Spiller) which I'm told means it is uncertain about her surname and I believe Spiller to be incorrect.) What I have from Samuel forward is VERY solid if anyone needs it.] [assuming my family records are correct there is a big gap between children here!]   2 [IGI] Nancy Spiller, b. 8 December 1763 "of" Chester, Rockingham, NH   3 [IGI] John Spiller, b. ca. 1764 [“28 Aug 1764 Chester Twp, Rockingham, New Hampshire”, IGI]   4 [IGI] Polly Spiller, b. ca. 1766 [also as Molley “26 Oct 1766 Chester Twp, Rockingham, New Hampshire ” ‘Polly’ may have m. “Amos JAQUISH ABT 1786 <of Chelsea>, Orange, Vermont” IGI]   5 [IGI] Joseph Spiller, b. 1769 at "of" Chester, Rockingham, NH [may have m. Dorothy STEVENS and has a poss. line in Chelsea, Or., VT IGI]   6 [IGI] Josiah Spiller, b. 12 October 1771 at Chester, Rockingham, NH [may, or may not, be the same man as m. Mary Rogers “ 6 Jun 1793 <newbury>', Essex, 'Massachusetts ” and left progeny in MA & NH, IGI]   7 [IGI] Hannah Spiller, b. 27 May 1774 at Chester, Rockingham, NH [could be more I haven’t found...]

Does anyone have any information on Orvial, Orrial or Urial Barrows born in Thetford, Vermont in 1783. His parents were Jacob and Lydia Barrows. If you have any information, please contact me. PinzNndle

I am new to the list and would like to find information on the BARROWS family of Thetford, Vt. I think my gr gr gr gr grandfather, URIEL and his sisters, Olive and Hulda were born there. His father was Corporal Jacob Barrows and his mother was Amelia Waterman. I would like to know if Charlotte Barrows is related to Uriel. If anyone can help with me find my answers, I would be very greatful. PinzNndle

Hi folks, I am searching for the parents of Elias JENKINS, born 10 May 1791 in Bradford, Orange Co., Vermont, died 19 October 1870 in Stockholm, St. Lawrence Co., New York, where he and his wife Sarah "Sally" GAGE (1796-1852), whom he married 13 November 1813, are buried in the Jenkins Neighborhood Cemetery. The 1790 census of Bradford lists three Jenkins heads of households -- Stephen, Elijah and Benjamin. I think Elijah was Elias' father, since Elias named his sons Elijah, Elias, and Noah Elijah -- but I can't prove it!!!! Please Help!!! Thanks in advance for any leads! Mark A. Wentling

I am also interested in TURNERs in these areas, but have had very little luck in finding info. I have an Elizabeth TURNER born about 1818 in Randolph, VT. She is the daughter of David TURNER and Elizabeth RIDER. David and his family supposedly settled in Bolton, Quebec about 1800. Looking at Elizabeth's birth, it would appear that they moved back and forth across the border. Any information about TURNERs in these areas would be most welcome. Hope Lawless - [email protected]

In a message dated 4/19/99 6:19:25 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << Wife: Marion H. TURNER; Birth: 23 Jul 1831 - Bethel, Windsor, Vermont >> Would anyone happen to know the parents etc. of the above mentioned TURNER. I have TURNERs from this area, but I believe that they moved on to Quebec by 1800. I wonder if this might be a grandchild or grand niece. My TURNER is David TURNER, brother of Jesse and cousin of Daniel and Timothy TURNER. Hope Lawless - [email protected]

Hello, Linda Pennington has changed her e.mail address form [email protected] and is using [email protected] Thank you. Linda

Census Index for the 1850 Vermont Census list the following individuals with the surname of TURNER. ORANGE COUNTY Turner, Elihu Oran 241 Randolph *** Turner, Hercules Oran 173 Bradford Turner, Hiram Oran 236 Randolph *** Turner, Leander Oran 001 Tunrbirdge Turner, Lucretia P. Oran 113 Newbury Turner, Samuel S. Oran 241 Randolph *** WINDSOR COUNTY Turner, Alonzo Wind 196 Bethel *** Turner, Amasa Wind 325 Chester Turner, Amasa R. Wind 340 Chester Turner, Augusta Wind 264 Ludlow Turner, Benjamin F. Wind 052 Woodstock Turner, David Wind 062 Woodstock Turner, Eliza Wind 249 W. Windsor Turner, Jesse Wind 015 Rochester Turner, John Wind 060 Pltney Turner, John E. Wind 078 Woodstock *** Turner, Lewis Wind 081 Woodstock *** Turner, Pernelice Wind 437 Reading Turner, Sally Wind 230 Weston Turner, Zebina Wind 288 Hartland *** I'm interested in obtain copies of family group sheets for these individual. Regards, Paul & Mary Allred, 8660 Nash Way, Sacramento, CA 95828. [email protected] or [email protected]

Seeking to exchange information with individuals researching FLINT/HALL/TURNER family residing in Orange & Windsor Counties, Vermont 1800 - 1860. Hiram A. FLINT; Birth: 10 Feb 1830 -Braintree, Orange, Vermont; Marriage: abt 1850; Father: Amasa FLINT Jr. (b 9 Aug 1798); Mother: Harriet HALL (b abt 1802) Wife: Marion H. TURNER; Birth: 23 Jul 1831 - Bethel, Windsor, Vermont Children 1. William Franklyn (Fred) FLINT; Birth: Mar 1852 - Vermont; Married: 1) Charlotte JOHNSON; 2) Lillian 2. Frances (Fannie) Elizabeth FLINT; Birth: 5 Jun 1855 - Vermont; Death: 13 Feb 1930 - St. Paul, Ramsey, Minnesota; Burial: 16 Feb 1930 - Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Maplewood, Ramsey, Minnesota; Married: Arthur Franklin STEWART (m abt 1869) 3. Arthur H. FLINT; Birth: Mar 1868 - Wisconsin; Married: Alice C. (m abt 1892) Researchers: A. Paul & Mary Allred, 8660 Nash Way, Sacramento, CA 95828. [email protected] or [email protected] B. Paul Flint, 1010 Lake St. NE,Apt. #167, Hopkins, MN 55343. [email protected]

Hiram HALL - Bethal, Windsor, Vt. 1850 Seeking information on the parents of Hiram Hall residing in Bethal, Windsor, Vermont at the time of the 1850 Federal Census. I copied the information below bout 2 years ago while in SLC at the FHL. This information was listed on Schedule I for Free Inhabitants in Bethel in the County of Windsor, State of Vernmont enumerated by me, on the 10th day of October 1850, Edward C. Potter Ass't Marshal; Lines 32 - 35. Household #311 - Family #327 Line 32 - Hiram Hall; age 50; Male; Farmer; No value listed for real estate. Line 33 - Paiscilla; age 48; Female Household #311 - Family #328 Line 34 - Hiram Flint; age 20; Male; Mechanic Line 35 - Marion; age 19; Female Hiram Flint married Marion H. Turner born 23 Jul 1831 in Bethal, Windsor, Vt. Hiram's parents were Amasa Flint Jr. born 9 Aug 1798, Hampton Windham, Conn. and married Harriet Hall, born abt. 1802, Vermont. Hiram Flint was born 10 Feb 1830 in Braintree, Orange, Vermont. I'm trying to confirm that Hiram Hall & Harriet Hall may have been related - possibly siblings? Paul & Mary Allred, 8660 Nash Way, Sacramento, CA 95828; [email protected] or [email protected]

Dear Glenna, That is MARVELOUS information! One of the names I seek is Childs. With any luck, that name will not have been overlooked. Thank you so much! Beth Bourque ---------- > From: Glenna Bird <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: [VTORANGE-L] Orange County > Date: Saturday, April 17, 1999 7:54 AM > > The DAR Library has a book "Orange County, VT" Child 1888, with histories of > towns and the original settlers in each town. I copied two pages about > Haseltines who settled Newbury. It was informative with dates and anecdotes > about each family. I suggest you obtain the index of this book through > intra-library loan. GMBy > > >

The DAR Library has a book "Orange County, VT" Child 1888, with histories of towns and the original settlers in each town. I copied two pages about Haseltines who settled Newbury. It was informative with dates and anecdotes about each family. I suggest you obtain the index of this book through intra-library loan. GMBy