Carolyn and Lists: SOURCE: Vermont Gazetteer of Vermont Heritage by National Survey Co.,1976 "Brandon.......has been done and posted previously....... "TINMOUTH...settled in 1761 by Salisbury, Connecticut settlers who in 1777 voted not to pay towards helping Seth Warner's regiment......" "GOSHEN....settled about 1800 and named after Goshen ,Connecticut" Cynthia Carolyn and James Bulgey wrote: > I have ancestors who moved from Woodstock, Ct to Tinmouth in 1788 and then > to Brandon in 1790 - > namely JABEZ LYON and his wife MEHITABLE GOLDSMITH LYON. I have the names of > their children but wondered if anyone out there has found any other > references to them. Their son John is my GGGrandfather. He married POLLY > CAREY and lived in Goshen, Addison County. > Carolyn Bulgey > > > Source: Vt Gazetteer of Vt Heritage: National Survey Co.,1976 > > > > "WOOSTOCK : Settled in 1768 and organized in 1773; First settlers > > were Timothy Knox and Aaron Hutchinson." > > My note: (doesnt say where they were from but wonder if > > Woodstock,Conn) > > --------------------------- > > "BENNINGTON: " named for Bennington Wentworth(Gov of NH). It has the > > first Vermont charter, 1749. Settlement was begun in 1761 by Samuel > > Robinson and others. " > > My note: the Bennington Museum would be a good source for > > research..just put Bennington Museum..Bennington,Vt 05201 > > > > Cynthia > > listowner > > > > sandi fish wrote: > > > > > Would you list Woodstock and Bennington please? > > > Thank you! > > > Sandi Fish > >

Source: Vermont Gazetteer of Vermont Heritage, Nat.Survey Co.,1976 "CHESTER.....first settlement in 1764 and the first charter was granted by Gov.Wentworth of New Hampshire 1744. Another charter was granted in 1761 under the name of "New Flamstead " and the settlers were from Massachusetts (doesnt mention town). In 1766 a charter was issued by New York under the name of Chester and under this charter the lands have been held. The name came from the Earl of Chester, Prince of Wales... One of the early settlers was Thomas Chandler and family in 1764. Chester was the shiretown of Cumberland County which was organized by New York in 1768. The settlers never liked the arrangment that placed them under New York control and on June 5,1770, a party of 30 men stormed the Court House (led by Nathan Stone) and demanded to know by whose authority the court functioned and that a lawyer John Grout be disbarred. The mob seized Grout and took him to Windsor where he was held prisoner and escaped. As result the court was moved to Westminster on May 19,1772. The first presiding judge of that court and caused no small amount of trouble for NY in the form of "Westminster Massacre" was the first settler, Thomas Chandler......." Cynthia listowner Rose2167@webtv.net wrote: > Hi, > > I am very interested in Chester, Vt...... > > thanks > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [VTWINDSO] Vermont Gazetteer of Vermont Heritage > Resent-Date: Wed, 3 Nov 1999 11:22:00 -0800 > Resent-From: VTWINDSO-L@rootsweb.com > Date: Wed, 03 Nov 1999 14:21:40 -0500 > From: Cynthia <cyndylou3@earthlink.net> > Organization: Searching ancestors in :MA-NH-VT-ME-CT-RI & N.B.,Canada > List owner of Ct-River-Valley-L@rootsweb.com AND > Cthartfo-L@rootsweb.com AND VTWindsor-L@rootsweb.com > To: VTWINDSO-L@rootsweb.com > > Lists: > I bought a new book : the Beicentennial Edition : Gazetteer Vermont > Heritage.........it lists each town in Vermont and background history > which can be helpful in tracing Vermont ancestors. Remember that most > folks that settled Vermont migrated from Mass and Conn (especially in > the early years of Vermont). > any particular town you interested in ? will list requested and put > them on the list so everyone can see them > > Cynthia > listowner > > ==== VTWINDSO Mailing List ==== > Many of your ancestors migrated from Massachusetts and Connecticut to Vermont.....check out the following UrL for town histories that have been done on the Ct-River-Valley-L and the CtHartfo-L mailing list: > As of right now most of the towns listed are in Mass...however, there are Springfield(VT)marriages(several) > Listowner can be reached at : CLABBOTT@netscape.net > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > > ============================== > RootsWeb.com now offers UNLIMITED Web space for FREE! > Sign up today for RootsWeb's Freepages program: > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi

Donna and Lists: "WHITE RIVER JCT....a village in Hartford" "HARTFORD..settled in 1764 by a few settlers from Lebanon, Connecticut and one of the earliest was Joseph Marsh..." SOURCE: Vermont Gazetteer of Vermont Heritage, Nat.Survey Co.,1976 - ---------------------------------------------------- How many of you knew White River Jct was actually part of Hartford ?! I was surprised at this so I checked the REDBOOK by Ancestry and sure enough White River Jct is NOT a town but part of Hartford . " Hartford was granted by New Hampshire 1761 " To write for information ... Hartford 16 Bridge Street White River Jct, Vt 05001 Cynthia listowner "Gordon C. Erickson" wrote: > Hi Cynthia, > > That book sounds great...Lucky you.... > I would be interested in learning more about "WHITE RIVER JUNCTION" > Thank you so much in advance...for sharing.. > Donna Erickson > dje18@tampabay.rr.com > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Cynthia <cyndylou3@earthlink.net> > To: <VTWINDSO-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 1999 2:21 PM > Subject: [VTWINDSO] Vermont Gazetteer of Vermont Heritage > > > Lists: > > I bought a new book : the Beicentennial Edition : Gazetteer Vermont > > Heritage.........it lists each town in Vermont and background history > > which can be helpful in tracing Vermont ancestors. Remember that most > > folks that settled Vermont migrated from Mass and Conn (especially in > > the early years of Vermont). > > any particular town you interested in ? will list requested and put > > them on the list so everyone can see them > > > > Cynthia > > listowner > > > > > > ==== VTWINDSO Mailing List ==== > > Many of your ancestors migrated from Massachusetts and Connecticut to > Vermont.....check out the following UrL for town histories that have been > done on the Ct-River-Valley-L and the CtHartfo-L mailing list: > > As of right now most of the towns listed are in Mass...however, there are > Springfield(VT)marriages(several) > > Listowner can be reached at : CLABBOTT@netscape.net > > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > > > > ============================== > > RootsWeb.com now offers UNLIMITED Web space for FREE! > > Sign up today for RootsWeb's Freepages program: > > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi > > > >

Edith and Lists: (there are no genealogies in the book) "BROOKFIELD...settled mostly by men from Connecticut, the first one arrived in 1779. Brookfield in the early days was on a stagecoach route between Montreal and Boston and the tavern still stands today on route 14" ---------------------- "RANDOLPH CENTER"...this one has been done and posted under "Randolph" resource: Vermont Gazetteer of Vt Heritage; National Survey Co.,1976 Cynthia Edith Bartley wrote: > Re the Vermont Gazetteer: Brookfield, Orange Co., VT; Randolph Center, > Orange Co, VT. I am interested in Charles Wood, who died in the fall > of a tree in Brookfield and was the first person buried in the cemetery > in Randolph Center, 1788. > > And on another line, Bethel, Windsor Co., VT. > > Many thanks, > Edith > edith.bartley@worldnet.att.net > > >

Janet and list: Hardwick has been posted "ST JOHNSBURY: King George granted this town in 1770 under the name of Beesborough which was later changed to Dunmore. Permanent settlement was started around 1786 and it was then renamed St.Johnsbury at the suggestion of Ethan Allen for his friend, St Jean de Crevecoeur, the French Consul at New York " no mention of settlers...... source: Vermont Gazetteer of Vermont Heritage; National Survey Co.,1976 Cynthia listowner "J. Hendricks" wrote: > Dear Cynthia, > > My particular interests are in St Johnsbury(the HYDE & CROSBY Families) > and East Hardwick (The STEVENS Family). Thanks for volnteering to post > look-ups! > > --Janet > > >

List: I stand corrected !!!!! I rechecked my sources in another book, "Collecting Vermont Ancestors".....Vermont was established in 1777 as an independent colony and joined the union in 1791....... As for" FANE."......or was it " New Fane".......I copied the book Vt Heritage) just as it's written: other books say: REDBOOK(Ancestry) states: Newfane ( no other name given) granted by NH in 1763 and NY in 1772 VT GAZETTEER: in 1753 granted by NH as "FANE" in 1772 granted by NY as "Newfane" Cynthia Hi, Cynthia, Vermont became a State in 1791! And I sort of think Newfane was calledNew Fane; at least that's how I've found it called. > Joann Nichols > Brattleboro, VT > jnichols@sover.net > > Cynthia wrote: > > Also, <<<<SNIP>>>Vermont became a state in 1777>>>>>SNIP >> OOPS !!. > :-( > > > > > > > > > ==== CT-RIVER-VALLEY Mailing List ==== > > This list covers genealogy and history of The Connecticut River Valley > > Accuracy is important--double check your spelling and dates . > > list owner, Cynthia : cyndylou3@earthlink.net > > > > ============================== > > Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. > > RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. > > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi > > ==== CT-RIVER-VALLEY Mailing List ==== > List your sources when giving information > No Flaming on this list ! only one warning will be given to offender > List owner: cyndylou3@earthlink.net > > ============================== > RootsWeb.com now offers UNLIMITED Web space for FREE! > Sign up today for RootsWeb's Freepages program: > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi

Walter (and List): Interesting about the "iron ore" bank........you could send this information out to the list...someone may be able to utilize the information......... I have to be careful what I put out from the book as it's still copywrite protected.....there is tons of information in there that I would like to put out but not worth having Rootsweb sued and taken off the internet . I may take some information from another part of the book later. Walter, if you or anyone else has information on towns and counties of these 3 list(below) that others will be interested in ....please do post the subjects to the 3 list I manage: (be sure to list the source!) Ct-River-Valley-L@rootsweb.com (covers all COUNTIES and the towns in them that border the Conn River in Mass-Conn-Vt-NH) VtWindsor-L@rootsweb.com (Windsor County Vermont) CtHartfo-L@rootsweb.com (Hartford County Connecticut) Cynthia listowner Wilson/Moriarty wrote: > Regarding Salisbury, CT - The Iron National Bank in Salisbury was founded > because of the large surface iron deposits located there. It is a major > player in the regional economy even now. Walter > > >SOURCE: VT GAZETTEER OF VT HERITAGE; National Survey Co., 1976 > > > > <<<<<SNIP>>>>> "SALISBURY: named for Salisbury Connecticut...town was > settled in 1774 > by Amos Story. he was killed shortly afer arrival by a falling tree. > There was a lot of iron mined in Salisbury PRIOR to the Revolutionary War > >>>>>>>SNIP>>>>>>>>------------------------------------------------------------------- > ============================== > >Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. > >RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. > >http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi > > > >

Jeane (and Lists): The book (Vt Gazetteer)doesnt list a Whitehall in Vermont and neither does the Ancestry's REDBOOK: American State,county,town resources. If you look at a map of Vermont and NY....Whitehall is only few miles from the NY and Vt border....and in 1803 the town and state borders were clearly defined between NY and VT ......Vermont's Rutland County it has been since 1781 but PRIOR to that, from 1771-4 it was Charlotte County and the records will be in New York under Charlotte County and later Washington County(1773-8). .....from 1777-8....Rutland County was Rutlandshire and under Bennington County(Vt)... You have your work cut out for you.....he could have been born in Whitehall, NY OR under the jurisdiction of NY but today's Vermont. Your first bet may be contacting the: New York State Library Cultural Education Center Empire State Plaza Albany,NY 12230 as there is where you will find the Charlotte and Washington Counties' land, court, probate records for today's Rutland County in Vermont from 1771-1778. .....if they dont have any information for you then the chances are it could be he was born in Whitehall,NY... Perhaps someone on these lists may have other suggestions......... Good luck!! Cynthia listowner > Cynthia, > I've been hoping for this type of reference. I have an ancestor who d. > in NY in 1890......his death cert. says he was b. Whitehall, VT. 1803. > Everyone I've asked thinks it must be Whitehall, NY because no one can > locate Whitehall in VT..........can your book? > > Thanks, > Jeanne

source: Vt Gazetteer of Vermont Heritage: National Survey Co.,1976 "BURKE...settlement was commenced in 1794 by men from Litchfield,Connecticut and most were Revolutionary War veterans.." Cynthia Claudia Garner wrote: > Hi, Thanks so much for the offer. I'm researching the Eggleston family in > Burke, Caledonia County, Vermont. If there's anything on them, I'd really > appreciate hearing it. > > Thanks, again, > > Claudia Garner > cgarner@accnorwalk.com or birdie@accnorwalk.com > http://www.accnorwalk.com/~birdie/shoestring/ > http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Woods/6084/Garner_Family/Page_1x.html > Wakeman, Ohio > > ==== CTHARTFO Mailing List ==== > To search for previous town histories: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > Put "CTHARTFO" without quotes...on query page put name of town and state. > Listowner: Cynthia Abbott..email: cyndylou3@earthlink.net > also: Ct-River-Valley-L@rootsweb.com > > ============================== > RootsWeb.com now offers UNLIMITED Web space for FREE! > Sign up today for RootsWeb's Freepages program: > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi

Source: VT Gazetteer of Vt Heritage: National Survey Co., 1976 " ALBURG is on a penisula extending into Lake Champlain from Canada and long ago the home of Abnaki Indians. Sieur Francis Foucicault established a settlement here in 1753 but was short-lived. Alburg was granted by the King of France in 1744 and confirmed by Britain when it won control of Canada in 1763. The orginal settlers were from the colonies and for the most part, they were Loyalist who had taken shelter in Canada during the Rev. War. and after the war, the loyalist thought it best to move to Canada and then the Patriots moved in" - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ " MONKTON: settled in 1774 and organized in 1786. Barnabas Barnum was the first settler and 4 years later, died at the hands of Indians in the raid on the blockhouse in Sherburne." - ------------------------------------------- "FERRISBURG: chartered in 1762 to several men by the name of Ferris. Ferrisburg was settled in 1785. The Society of Friends was strong right from the start " tidbit: " half of the town of Vergennes was taken from Ferrisburg" (keep that in mind if you are searching in Ferrisburg or Vergennes.) "VERGENNES: settled in 1766 and named for Count Vergennes. Colonel Reid of NY rightly laid claim to these lands in 1766 bur was dispossessed in 1772 by the New Hampshire proprietors. Colonel Reid then engaged Scotch immigrants to settle on his honest claim but the Scotch were driven out by the Green Mountain Boys led by Ethan Allen" Cynthia Nancy Cook wrote: > Hi Cynthia, > > I so appreciate your offer, as Vermont is an area where several family lines > settled. > > The towns I am interested in are Alburgh, Monkton, and Ferrisburg. > > Many thanks, > Nancy Cook > ncook@stny.lrun.com

Eleanor: overwhelmed is an understatment...grinning... This is what the books states on Stamford: " chartered by Gov.Wentworth in 1753 and was settled before the Revolution and organized in 1780. It was called for a time, New Stamford and likley named for Stamford,Connecticut" SOURCE: VT GAZETTEER OF VERMONT HERITAGE: NATIONAL SURVEY CO.,1976 Cynthia Cando1942@aol.com wrote: > Hi, Cynthia: Does the Gazatteer have anything more that geographic data? > I ask because my ancestor was listed in the 1790 VT census, and a son was > born to him, supposedly in VT. Yet I got a "no record found" reply to my > query to General Services Research. The town I am interested in is > Stamford, in Bennington County. Thanks for a lookup, if you have time. > I appreciate it, and hope you don't get overwhelmed. Eleanor

Debbie: Bennington has been done and posted so will put up Georgia: "GEORGIA: men from Bennington and Massachusetts first settled Georgia in 1785. " SOURCE: Vt Gazetteer of Vt Heritage: National Survey Co; 1976 Cynthia > > > Several, actually - but Bennington in Bennington Co, VT and Georgia in > Franklin Co, VT would be great to see! Thanks for the offer... let's see > what the other folks would like to see... > debbie > (still following my MA PRATT family up to VT - and later to NY, MI, > etc....debbie

SOURCE: VT GAZETTEER OF VT HERITAGE; National Survey Co., 1976 "SALISBURY: named for Salisbury Connecticut...town was settled in 1774 by Amos Story. he was killed shortly afer arrival by a falling tree. There was a lot of iron mined in Salisbury PRIOR to the Revolutionary War" - --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "DUMMERSTON: settlers came early as 1752 when most of Vermont was unchartered wilderness. It was chartered under the name of FULLUM but later changed to honor Gov. William Dummer of Massachusetts. Strangely, the town remained legally FULLUM for 160 years until 1937 when Dummerston was recognized by act of Legislature" My note: in old records you'd check out for the name of FULLUM as well as Dummerston...... ------------------------------------------------------------------------- " SUNDERLAND: the orginal grantee was a negro, his wife lived and died here at the age of 112. The first permanent settlement was made in 1766 by a party of men from Guilford, Connecticut but the town was not organized for another 30 years(1796)". - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "WARDSBORO: chartered in 1780 to William Ward of Newfane,Vt and organized in 1786. Samuel Hammond was one of the first settlers(and a member of the Boston Tea Party) , another settler was Robert Babcock,who died 1863 age 104...one of last survivors of the Revolutionary War" - -------------------------------------------------------------------- "STRATTON: settled in 1784 by emigrants from Massachusetts among whom were 7 Morsman and Patch families" - -------------------------------------------------------------------- SOURCE: Vt Gazetteer of Vt Heritage; National Survey Co., 1976 Cynthia listowner Joan Little wrote: > Towns of interest to me are: Salisbury, Dummerston, Sunderland, Wardsboro > and Stratton. > > Joan in NH > > -----Original Message----- > From: Cynthia <cyndylou3@earthlink.net> > To: CT-RIVER-VALLEY-L@rootsweb.com <CT-RIVER-VALLEY-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: Wednesday, November 03, 1999 2:15 PM > Subject: [CT-RIVER-VALLEY-L] Vermont Gazetteer of Vermont Heritage > > >Lists: > > I bought a new book : the Beicentennial Edition : Gazetteer Vermont > >Heritage.........it lists each town in Vermont and background history > >which can be helpful in tracing Vermont ancestors. Remember that most > >folks that settled Vermont migrated from Mass and Conn (especially in > >the early years of Vermont). > > any particular town you interested in ? will list requested and put > >them on the list so everyone can see them > > > >Cynthia > >listowner > > > > > >==== CT-RIVER-VALLEY Mailing List ==== > >This list covers genealogy and history of The Connecticut River Valley > >Accuracy is important--double check your spelling and dates . > > list owner, Cynthia : cyndylou3@earthlink.net > > > >============================== > >FREE UNLIMITED Web space at RootsWeb! > >Any subject: genealogy, computers, pets! Get your Freepages account today: > >http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi > > > >

Source: Vt Gazetteer of Vt Heritage: National Survey Co.,1976 "WOOSTOCK : Settled in 1768 and organized in 1773; First settlers were Timothy Knox and Aaron Hutchinson." My note: (doesnt say where they were from but wonder if Woodstock,Conn) --------------------------- "BENNINGTON: " named for Bennington Wentworth(Gov of NH). It has the first Vermont charter, 1749. Settlement was begun in 1761 by Samuel Robinson and others. " My note: the Bennington Museum would be a good source for research..just put Bennington Museum..Bennington,Vt 05201 Cynthia listowner sandi fish wrote: > Would you list Woodstock and Bennington please? > Thank you! > Sandi Fish

List: part 6........7 and 8 tomorrow Betty-Sue Pratt wrote: > 1811-1815 > > Willim Harris of Moretown, Vt. and Ruth Johnson of Wendell Jan. 19,1811 > Joseph Maynard of Ervings Gore (adjoining Wendell) and Betsy Adams of Ashburnham > Dec. 10, 1811 > Perley Austin and Relief Sampson both of Wendell Apr. 8, 1811 > Ezekiel Stiles and Polly King both of Wendell Apr. 8,1811 > William Johnson and Hepsibah Fisher both of Wendell Apr 13, 1811 > Henry Ewers, Junr and Margerett Gates both of Wendell Apr 133,1811 > Mr. Henry Root and Miss Lydia Kilburn both of Wendell Oct. 21, 1811 > Jonathan Kidder and Miss Patience Potter Nov. 17, 1811 > Peter Thompson and Miss Susanna Jones both of Wendell Nov. 18, 1811 > D______Rogers of Wendell and Nancy C____ of Chesterfield, NH Jan 1812 > Lieut. Hezzekiah Holton of Northfield and Miss Patte Scott of Wendell > Jan.20,1812 > Ezra Laurance of Wendell and Polly Robinson of Greenwich Jan 20, 1812 > Winthrop Gunn and Esther Fisher both of Wendell Mar. 9, 1812 > Samuel Learned of Mantague and Tamma Stone of Wendell Mar.30, 1812 > Moses Ewers of Wendell and Lydia Crosby of Ervings Gore May 25, 1812 > Joel Foskett of Wendell and Miss Nabby Smallege of Shutesbury June 1, 1812 > Thaddeus Marsh of Athol and Eunice Thompson of Wendell Aug. 1812 > Jonathan White and Mary Alvord both of Ervings Grant Oct.5, 1812 > Loring Williams and Rhoda Death both of Wendell Oct. 10, 1812 > Sardis Stone and Polly Porter both of Wendell Oct. 19, 1812 > Elihu Osgood, Junr. and Ruth King both of Wendell Nov. 23, 1812 > Joseph M. Graves and Susanna Watkins both of Wendell Dec. 28,1812 > Thomas Walkup of Wendell and Susan Cresey of Chesterfield, NH Date too faint to > read > Joel Johnson and Tryphena Ewers both of Wendell Jan. 11, 1813 > Newell Howe and Catherine Cutler both of Wendell Mar. 1, 1813 > Arba Benjamin and Polly Stone both of Wendell Mar.1, 1813 > Ephriam Sawyer, Junr. of Ervings Grant and Phebe Woods of Wendell Mar. 1, 1813 > Jesse Ball and Lydia Commins of Wendell Oct. 19,1813 > Mr. Benjamin Death and Mrs. Patience Potter both of Wendell Nov. 1,1813 > Caleb Thayer of Wendell and Cinthia (sic) Haskins of Shutesbury Feb.7,1814 > Alexander Zuil, Junr. of Grafton, VT and Hannah Wilder of Wendell Feb. 7, 1814 > Luther Chittendon and Polly Osgood both of Wendell May 9, 1814 > John Rogers and Silence Ross both of Wendell July 25,1814 > Mr. Ephraim Ross and Mrs Hannah Bartlett both of Wendell Oct. 16,1814 > Silas Whitaker of Wendell and Mary Torry of New Salem, Dec. 19,1814 > Chester Ballard of Wendell and Susan Pierce of Leverett Jan.30, 1815 > Appollos Rawson of Ervings Grant and Huldah Death of Wendell Feb. 6,1815 > Richard Freeman of Greenwich and Eunice Reed of Wendell Mar. 13,1815 > Hosea Reed and Betsy Whitaker both of Wendell Mar. 20, 1815 > Obadiah Rogers of Hardwick and Lydia Reed of Wendell Apr. 3, 1815 > David Johnson of Wendell and Charlotte Goldthwait of New Salem May 15, 1815 > Amos Scranton and Lucinda Badger May 15, 1815 > ____Kelly of Wendell and Elizabeth Colby Hilton of Sandwich NH June 5, 1815 > Asaph White, Esqr. of Ervings Grant and Mrs Martha Belding of Amhers June 26, > 1815 > Noah Porter, Junr and Nabby Comins both of Wendell July 3, 1815 > Eli_?__ Stockwell of Warwick and Thankfull Lock July 17, 1815 > William Boyle of Warwick and Mary Howard Trowbridge of Wendell Aug.7, 1815 > Ira Payne of Wendell and Lydia Rice of Ervings Grant Nov. 6,1815 > Asa Willis of Keene, NH and Polly Hildreth of Wendell Nov. 20, 1815 > Alston Streeter of Rowe and Hepzibah Houghton of Wendell Nov.20,1815 > John Johnson and Hannah Butler both of Wendell Nov. 20,1815 > Calvin Osgood and Betsy Fisher both of Wendell Dec. 18,1815 > Eliab Stone and Dolly Armstrong both of Wendell Dec. 18, 1815

List: continuation of Wendell intentions....... Betty-Sue Pratt wrote: > 1805 thru 1810 > Ruben Lock of Brownsville, NY and Phebe Russell of Wendell Jan. 28,1805 > Exra Boynton and Hannah Walkup of Wendell Jan. 17,1805 > Ensn. Jonathan Crosby of Wendell and Lois________ of Warwick Jan. 26,1805 > Warren D. Kentfield and Amy Lion of Wendell Feb. 18, 1805 > Luther Osgood and Lucy Osgood of Wendell Feb. 18, 1805 > Samuel Bent of Barre and Miss Mary Kilburn of Wendell Mar. 2,1805 > Rev. Joseph Kilburn of Wendell and Miss Sarah Bent of Barre Mar. 4, 1805 > William Fleming and Patty Goss both of Wendell May 9, 1805 > Doc't Benjamin Ball and Miss Charlotte Ewers both of Wendell May 9,1805 > Samuel Caswell of Fitchburg and Mindwell Brewer of Wendell June 19, 1805 > William Jennison of Templeton and Eunice Crosby of Wendell June 19, 1805 > Ira Benjamin and Sally Wood Oct. 23, 1805 > Elijah Emerson of Wendell and Clivilla Martin of Leverett Oct. 23,1805 > Curtis Golden of Hamilton, NY and Rachel Rupel of wendell Oct.31,1805 > Elihu Bemon of Wendell and Anna Patrick of Barre Dec.6, 1805 > Ebenezer johnson, junr. and Jane Osgood both of Wendell Dec.23,1805 > Barnabas Leach and Anna Crane both of Wendell Dec. 23, 1805 > Stephen Farr of Brownsville, NY and Hannah Rusel(sic) wf Wendell Feb. 18,1806 > Ebener? Howe and Eliza Osgood bothe of Wendell Apr. 10,1806 > Charles Ross of Wendell and Huldah Montague of Montague July 7,1806 > Price webster of Gill and Polly Laurance of Wendell Oct. 20,1806 > John jSawyer and Eunice Whitaker both of Wendell, Nov.3, 1806 > Aaron Fisher, Junr. and Hepsibah Walker both of Wendell Nov. 3, 1806 > Mr. Phinehas Stiles and Miss Nabby Fisher both of Wendell Dec. 22, 1806 > Isaac Little of Concord, Vt. and Sally Williams of Wendell Jan. 26,1807 > Israel Carpenter, Junr. of Springfield and Susanna Harris of Wendell Sept. > 12,1807 > Terrence Allen of Wendell and Hannah Vose of New Salem Oct. 17,1807 > Francis Sinclair and Betsy Kilburn bothe of Wendell Feb. 15,1808 > Calvin Johnson of Kinslytown and Rebecca Lawrance of Wendell Mar. 13, 1808 > Samuel A. Gould of Pittsford, VT and Caty W. Porter May 30, 1808 > Ensn. Samuel Brewer of Wendell and Miss Fanny Watts of Worthington June 27, 1808 > Lieut. Samuel Orcutt of Wendell and Mrs Mary Wood of Pelham sept.12,1808 > Moses Allen, late resident of Marlborough and Buelah Jones of Wendell Oct. > 12,1808 > Joseph Merry of Boston and Anna Howe of Wendell Oct. 16, 1808 > Abel Death of Wendell and Nancy Cutting of Framingham Nov. 28, 1808 > Ruben Gates and Polly Scott both of Wendell Dec. 13,1808 > George Emerson of Wendell and Lucy_____ of Leverett.________,___, 1809 > Timothy Emerson of Wendell and Sarah Stock of Shutesbury Mar. 20,1809 > Wilder Johnson of Kinsleyton and Elizabeth Wilder of Wendell Mar. 20,1809 > John Death and Eunice Gunn both of Wendell Oct. 23,1809 > Ebenezer Dix of Newton and Allathina Rigers of Wendell Nov. 15,1809 > Charles Wilder and Nancy Laurance Feb. 12,1810 > Comfort Hunter of Wendell and Abigail Bruce of Templeton Apr. 3,1810 > Moses Austin and Sally Death both of Wendell Apr. 9,1810 > Charles Malcom and Lucy Rice both of Wendell May 28, 1810 > Jacob Snow now resident of Ervings Gore(adjoining Wendell) and Olive Marilla > Kelly of Wendell Oct. 8,1810 > Moses Goodman of Wendell and Lucy Powere of New Salem Oct 14, 1810 > Elihu Bullard and Hannah Howe both of Wendell Oct 22, 1810 > Everett Fisher of Wendell and Nancy Wilder of New Salem Dec. 17, 1810 > > Can anyone tell us where Kinsley (Kinsly)town might have been? > Betty-Sue

Source: Vt Gazetteer of Vt Heritage: National Survey Co., 1976 NEWFANE: " granted in 1753 by New Hampshire as "Fane" , first settled in 1766 . Granted by New York as Newfane in 1774 " MY note: remember that Vermont was a battleground between NY and NH for the right to control VT.....so if your family lived in these years...you need to seach in NY as well as NH histories and records. Also, Vermont became a state in 1777. Cynthia listowner Sharon Ling wrote: > Hi Cynthia, > > Interested in Newfane, Brattleboro and Ft. Dummer. > > Thanks > > Sharon

Barbara: someone already beat you to that request.....you should find it in another email to all list that I sponsor. Cynthia barbara torelli wrote: > Cynthia, > How about Randolph? N. and E. Randolph in particular > Thanks > Barbara Torelli > btorelli@fmis.net > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Cynthia <cyndylou3@earthlink.net> > To: <CT-RIVER-VALLEY-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 1999 2:21 PM > Subject: [CT-RIVER-VALLEY-L] Vermont Gazetteer of Vermont Heritage > > > Lists: > > I bought a new book : the Beicentennial Edition : Gazetteer Vermont > > Heritage.........it lists each town in Vermont and background history > > which can be helpful in tracing Vermont ancestors. Remember that most > > folks that settled Vermont migrated from Mass and Conn (especially in > > the early years of Vermont). > > any particular town you interested in ? will list requested and put > > them on the list so everyone can see them > > > > Cynthia > > listowner > > > > > > ==== CT-RIVER-VALLEY Mailing List ==== > > This list covers genealogy and history of The Connecticut River Valley > > Accuracy is important--double check your spelling and dates . > > list owner, Cynthia : cyndylou3@earthlink.net > > > > ============================== > > FREE UNLIMITED Web space at RootsWeb! > > Any subject: genealogy, computers, pets! Get your Freepages account > today: > > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi > > > >

Source: Vt Gazetteer of Vt Heritage: National Survey Co.,1976 WILLIAMSTOWN, VT: " settlement begun in 1784 by the arrival of Elijah Paine. " tidbit: ("early town histories record that many of the first settlers were killed by falling trees." ) Cynthia listowner rgrentz wrote: > I am researching Williamstown VT and the families of Ephraim Brown, Thomas > Howe, & Amasa Howard. Any assistance you could offer would be most > appreciated. > > Sincerely, > Linda Borders

List: The book that I have been sending out brief histories of Vermont towns has a lot of details in it and if you do have Vermont ancestors, you should try locating a book in a bookstore under "history"......perhaps Amazon or Barns Noble on line bookstores may have it. I got mine in a Randolph bookstore last weekend. The book has a 1790 map of Vermont in it and it's amazing to see how rapidly that map filled out in few years. The book also has a chronological calendar of events in Vermont from 1724-1973. It also has a number of old pictures in it.....It list the various industry that have come and gone over the years. The price of the book is $8.95 (worth it) : Gazetteer of Vermont Heritage: a concise account of the discovery, settlement, and progress of interesting and remarkable events in the Green Mountain country. Published by: The National Survey Chester, Vermont 05143 there is no ISDN (Library of Congress #) Cynthia listowner