I have access to the 1810 census, and yes, I see James there listed nextdoor to a William Hoit and not far from Abraham Hoit. They are all 26-44 so it's very possible they are all brothers. What I have are HISTORY books, with some genealogies of longterm or founding families included. They are by no means vital records. I would suggest that you go to your Family History Center and order the appropriate microfilms of the vital records of Royalton. If you're not aware of the Family History Centers, go to http://www.familysearch.org and click the Family History Library and follow the prompts to find one near you. The friendly people there will help you order the films, they usually cost about $3.50 each and take 2-5 weeks to come in. Indexes to births, deaths, marriages 1762- 1945 FHL US/CAN Film 982527 Items 1-2 Card index to vital records A-Darrow, J. 1857-1997 FHL US/CAN Film 2079686 Card index to vital records Darrow, J.-I 1857-1997 FHL US/CAN Film 2079687 Card index to vital records J.-Rogers, E. 1857-1997 FHL US/CAN Film 2079688 Card index to vital records Rogers, E.-Z 1857-1997 FHL US/CAN Film 2079689 Births, marriages, deaths v. 1, 9, 5 1762- 1868 FHL US/CAN Film 28748 Births, marriages, deaths v. 19, 25 1857- 1883 FHL US/CAN Film 982527 Items 3-4 Births & deaths v. 39 1884-1896 Births 1897-1932 Deaths v. 42 1897-1918 VAULT US/CAN Film 2079779 Deaths 1903-1948 FHL US/CAN Film 2079780 Deaths 1948-1997 Marriages v. 38 1883-1945 Marriages v. 40(p.1-77) 1897-1908 FHL US/CAN Film 2079781 Marriages v. 40(p.77-end) 1905-1923 Marriages 1903-1952 FHL US/CAN Film 2079782 Marriages 1952 FHL US/CAN Film 2079783 David Hoyt wrote: >Do you know of anyone with access to the census for 1810? >I cant understand why James is listed on the census, but no records are >found. > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Robert Luce" <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Sent: Wednesday, October 23, 2002 1:43 PM >Subject: Re: [VTWINDSO] HOYT/HOIT > > >> History of Royalton Vermont, Vol. 2, Evelyn Lovejoy, 1911 >> There is James listed and no Hoyt/Hoit listed in the genealogy >> section other than a few women of that name who married into other >> families. The entries for males are mostly in the History section (Vol. >> 1) and include Abraham Hoyt, Dr. Moses Hoyt and Ziba Hoyt. There is no >> James or Asa listed. >> >> Royalton Vermont, Hope Nash, 1975 >> Ziba Hoyt is listed as once owning one of the houses in District 4. >> Abraham Hoyt is listed as owning one of the farms in District 17 >> probably originally owned by Ziba Hoyt. >> Again there is no James nor Asa listed at all. >> >> I only have the books temporarily, on loan from NEHGS circulating library. >> >> It seems like Ziba or Abraham Hoyt may have been one of the progenitors >> of this line in Royalton. >> >> David Hoyt wrote: >> >> > I am seeking records from 1800-1820 or so. I saw James Hoit/Hoyt/Holt >> in the 1810 census for Royalton, Windsor Co.VT pg 553 and seek details. >> I have had trouble tracking James Hoit because he moved frequently and >> there were several of the same name. He is supposed to have married Mary >> Peebles and had several children including Samuel, Mindwell, Asa, >> Mahalah, James and others. My research is through Asa and I believe they >> traveled into Vermont. >> >James was supposed to be born in 1779 in Concord, NH, so he would be >> about 30 years of age in 1810. >> >James died in Lowell , Ma. in 1842 of complications of diabetes. >> > >> >If you have any light to shed, I would appreciate it! >> >David Emery Hoyt > > -- Robert Luce <[email protected]> --- Il faut supporter deux ou trois chenilles --- si on veut connaître les papillons.. --- -Antoine de Saint Exupéry