Heads of Families At the First Census of the United States In the Year 1790 Connecticut Publisher: Baltimore Genealogical Publishing Co. Inc 1980 (Reprint Original in 1908) Name Township County Edman Washburn Danbury Fairfield Ephraim Washburn Danbury Fairfield Joseph Washburn Danbury Fairfield Zebee Washburn Newtown Fairfield Noah Washbourn Hartford Hartford William Washburn Litchfield Litchfield John Washbourn Chatham Middlesex Ebenezer Washbourn Middletown Middlesex Joseph Washbourn Middletown Middlesex John Washbourn Derby New Haven Josiah Washborn Derby New Haven Bowen Washboun Derby New Haven Levi Washbourn Hebron Tolland Ezra Washbourn Stafford Tolland Ezra Washbourn Jr. Stafford Tolland Moses Washbourn Stafford Tolland Nathn Washbourn Stafford Tolland Neh Washburn Stafford Tolland Soln Washbourn Stafford Tolland Soln Washburn Stafford Tolland Wm Washbourn Stafford Tolland Wm Washburn Stafford Tolland Eli Washburn Canterbury Windham

YES WHEN i GET anything the e-mail is blank could you please tell me why ----- Original Message ----- SYES From: <WASHBURN-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <WASHBURN-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, January 22, 2001 11:01 AM Subject: WASHBURN-D Digest V01 #17

Does anyone have further information on the following Samuel Washburn's who appeared in early census records? 1. 1790 MA Samuel Washburn p. 27 Hancock, Berkshire Co., MA 4-1-4 This man was still in Hancock, MA in 1800 & 1810 The Berkshire Genealogist vol. 8 p. 78 lists him as being a surveyor in Hancock in 1786. 2. 1790 MA Samuel Washburn p. 237 Sturbridge, Worcester Co., MA 1-4-3 Sturbridge, MA Vital records list _____w. Samuel Washburn died of Nerverous Fever Feb 1791 I suspect this is Samuel who married 1777 Hannah haward and it is Hannah who died also suspect this same Samuel Washburn married 19 Feb 1795 Mary Cutting (Mendon, MA marriage records) and the same Samuel who wend to Cheshire/Sullivan Co., NH; fought in the Revolution on the MA line and returned to Worcester Co., MA by 1833 because "He had lost his wife and wished to be with old friends" 3. 1800 NY Samuel Washburn p. 55 Greenfield, Saratoga Co., NY 22001-13001 resides near Miles Washburn 00011-00101 4. 1810 NY Samuel Washburn p. 102 Canaan, Columbia Co., NY 10100-00201 He resided in Catskill, Green Co., NY in 1820 and Cairo, Green Co., NY in 1830 5. 1790 VT Samuel Washburn Arlington, Bennington Co., VT 1-1-6 6. 1790 VT Samuel Washburn Sandgate, Bennington Co., VT 3-0-0 Any further information anyone would have on any of the above (i.e. parents, children etc) would be appreciated Susan Bingler Fairfax, VA

Hi, Here are the other two marriages for John Washburn b. ca. 1672 , d. Kingston 17 or 27 June 1750 in his 79th year. ; He m. 2nd ca. 1717 Wybra/Wiborah Bumpus , b. Plymouth 15 May 1672 , d. Kingston 6 Feb. 1743/4 in her 72nd year , dau. of Joseph and Wiborah (Glass) Bumpus. He m. 3rd Plympton 13 June or 13 Dec. 1744 Mehitable (Barrow) Wright , dau. of Robert and Ruth (Bonum) Barrow of Plympton and the widow of Adam Wright . There was no issue of the 2nd or 3rd wife. In regards to ; <<<WASHBURN FAMILY FOUNDATIONS by Mabel Thacher Rosemary Washburn says John probably d. 1721 when guardians were appointed for several minor children. We know, of course, that she was mistaken. DEATH RECORDS FROM THE ANCIENT BURIAL GROUND AT KINGSTON, MA says John d. 17 Jun 1750, as you do. However, I wonder if she was right about the guardians. When his father was about 60, he couldn't care for or support himself and had to have a guardian. Did something similar happen to John?>>> Mayflower families says ; Because Lydia (Billington) Washburn's children inherited her part of the estate of her brother , Seth Billington , who died in 1718 , there were guardianships 22 Sept. 1721 for the children of John Washburn . Elisha , minor over 14 years , chose Francis Adams , clothier of Plymouth , guardian . I would love to include <<< I also have marriages for ch/o Deacon John & Lydia (Billington) if you can use them.>>> these in my files. You can contact me off list at --- Liteana@pagans.org --- Natalie Tacoma , Washington

Captain Ichabod Washburn, who was a sea captain and lost his life while off the coast at Portland. Maine, helping to care for his brother seamen who were sick with yellow fever. He died at twenty-eight years of age, leaving three children: Ichabod (VIII) and Charles (twins), who subsequently came to Worcester, MA and a daughter Pamelia. Could this be the family that you were speaking of? Thanks for the information. I had seen that book at my library and now I know I want to read it. Jean

Hi, I have the same Washburn line in MA from John Washburn & Martha Timbrel Stevens John Washburn 11 & Margery Moore John Washburn 111 & Elizabeth Wright Mitchell Joseph Washburn Sr. & Hannah Latham Joseph Washburn Jr. & Hannah Johnson Sally Washburn & Joseph Carley Elijah Carley Sr. Agness Graham Elijah Carley Jr. & Margaret Wiley Lyman Franklin Carley & Nancy Turpin Daughters Clarence Daughters Carley & Ruby Annis Connell Dorothy Carley & John P. Coburn to me Pollyanna Coburn Gregg in Cincinnati, OH. Guess we are cousins way back. Where do you live ?? Dashmom@aol.com wrote: > > In a message dated 1/18/01 10:17:33 AM Eastern Standard Time, > dickiz@lincoln.midcoast.com writes: > > << I have just joined the list. My Washburn line in MA is: > John & Martha (TIMBREL) STEVENS > John (bp1597-bef1679) & Margery/Margaret MOORE (?1586 -?) > Philip (?1624-?1700/1702) & Elizabeth IRELAND (?-?) > Deacon John (?1672-1750) & Lydia BILLINGTON (?-1716) > Elisha (1703-?1734) & Martha PERKINS (1707-?) > Lydia (1729-1810) & Abel STETSON (1728-1776) > >> > Hi Isabel ~ > > I can help with the first part..... > > >From "The Great Migration Begins" Vol. III by Robert Charles Anderson: > > John Washburn > Birth: Baptized at Bengeworth, Worcestershire, 2 July 1597, son of John and > Martha (Timbrell) (Stephens) Washburn [Washbourne Gen. 47] > Death: Early in 1671 (apparently living on 17 March 1670/1 and 22 May 1671 > when his son was called Jr., but died soon after, as the document was altered > to call the son Sr. [ MD 16:248, citing PCLR 3:209]. > Marriage: Bengeworth, Worcestershire, [23 November?]1618 Margery Moore [ > Washbourne Gen 48]; sailed for New England in 1635 with her two sons [Hotten > 57], no further record. > > further down, under the children....is > iii Philip, b. about 1624 (aged 11 in 1635 [ Hotten 57]); m. by about 1664 > Elizabeth Irish, daughter of John Irish. > > If no one else answers the rest, let me know....Lydia is probably on my > Mayflower CDs and I can do a lookup for her. > > HTH, > > Dianne

Chuck: I don't believe there is a headstone for Ezra Washburn Sr.in Stafford, CT. The Willington, CT town historian sent me a copy of a typed Washburn genealogy from a descendent of Ezra's son, William. Mrs. Roy Anderson sent the genealogy and in her sources, she states that a family story says that Ezra is buried in the same grave as Ezra Jr. who also died in 1793. I will let you lnow if I find out anything different. Keith Wilson

Hi, Hope this helps , it does have Mayflower connection thru Lydia Billington NOT thru John Washburn. Natalie <<< Deacon John (?1672-1750) & Lydia BILLINGTON (?-1716)> Mayflower Families Through Five Generations , Vol. 5 , Winslow & Billington , p. 60 & 61. Lydia Billington (Isaac 3 , Francis 2 , John 1) b. ca. 1677 , d. Plymouth 22 or 23 Sept. 1716, in childbirth. She m. ca. 1698 John Washburn , b. ca. 1672 , d. Kingston 17 or 27 June 1750 in his 79th year ; son of Philip and Elizabeth (Irish) Washburn. (VR Kingston) He was not a descendant of a Mayflower Pilgrim. (He had two more marriages). John Washburn lived at Plymouth , then at Kingston where he was deacon of the church. Children (Washburn) b. Plymouth, 1st seven bp. 27 March 1709 : 1. John b. 19 Apr. 1699 2. Ichabod b. 7 Feb. 1700/1 3. Mercy/Marsey b. 21 Apr. 1702 4. Elisha b. 5 Nov. 1703 5. Ephraim b. 6 June 1705 6. Barnabas b. 12 Feb. 1706/7 7. Jabez b. 10 Apr. 1708 8. Eben/Ebenezer b. 18 Aug. 1709 9. Thankful b. 24 Feb. 1714/5 10. child stillborn in Sept. 1716. <<<< Elisha (1703-?1734) & Martha PERKINS (1707-?) > Page 119 Elisha Washburn ; d. 20 July 1734 Kingston in his 30th year. m. Plympton , 15 Jan. 1728/9 , int. Kingston 26 Oct. 1728 Martha Perkins , b. 14 Aug. 1707 , Beverly, MA , d. aft. 12 Feb. 1738/9 ; dau. of Luke and Martha (Conant) Perkins. Children (Washburn) b. Kingston 1. Lydia b. 12 Dec. 1729 2. Martha b. 5 May 1732 3. Elishaba b. 13 Apr. 1735 ; d. 6 Jan. 1747/8

Keith, Good to hear from you! Most of what I know about the Ezra Washburn family is posted on my web site. If you see anything there that conflicts with what you've found, please don't hesitate to let me know. Most of my information came from deeds and the Oakham histories. I also worked with historians in Oakham and Connecticut, but they were not able to turn up too much more. Ezra supposedly is buried in Stafford, and if you ever visit the cemetery, find his grave and take a picture of the stone, I'd appreciate an E-mailed copy. Again, thanks for writing. Chuck Washburn -----Original Message----- From: Keith Wilson [mailto:KEWILSON@cyberzone.net] Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2001 3:01 AM To: WASHBURN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Ruth Washburn Charles Washburn Jr. Writes that he is descended from Noah Washburn Jr., a brother of Ruth. Charles, Thanks for the link to your page. I have the Washburn Family History page already on my favorite menu. The information has been extremely helpful to help flesh out that branch of the family. Ruth (Washburn) Leach died in Stafford on 12 June 1817 and is buried in the Old Stafford Village Cemetary. Her husband Calvin died on 12 May 1817and is buried in the same cemetary. I live about 20 minutes from Stafford but haven't been to the cemetary yet. I would appreciate any family information that you could share and you are welcome to any info that I have. Thanks, Keith Wilson 76 Hillyndale Rd. Storrs, CT 06268

Jean, Sorry, I can't place either Ephraim or Philip there. By the way I had ancestors in Washington County but their surname was Amidon, including a Moses Amidon who fought in the Revolution. He migrated from Connecticut also. Do you know why folks from Connecticut ended up in Washington County after the war? Was it bounty land? Chuck -----Original Message----- From: Jespane@cs.com [mailto:Jespane@cs.com] Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2001 5:48 AM To: WASHBURN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: William Washburn In a message dated 1/16/2001 9:52:37 PM Pacific Standard Time, cwashburn@earthlink.net writes: << http://home.earthlink.net/~cwashburn/344.html >> Charles: Thank you for the site; I enjoyed it thoroughly. I have been trying to take notes (and store in PAF) any Washburn that came directly from CT or any Wahsburn that lived in upstate NY (afer the R. War). I only have a spread sheet at this point to list my notes and PAF note pages. I was curious if you knew if your Ephraim washburn could be the one in the census of Washington County NY? or could the Philip you show be the one in the census of Washington NY? I have been following Hope, Israel, etc in upstate NY and saw Ephraim there with a son Martin. Just curious. Jean

In a message dated 1/18/01 10:17:33 AM Eastern Standard Time, dickiz@lincoln.midcoast.com writes: << I have just joined the list. My Washburn line in MA is: John & Martha (TIMBREL) STEVENS John (bp1597-bef1679) & Margery/Margaret MOORE (?1586 -?) Philip (?1624-?1700/1702) & Elizabeth IRELAND (?-?) Deacon John (?1672-1750) & Lydia BILLINGTON (?-1716) Elisha (1703-?1734) & Martha PERKINS (1707-?) Lydia (1729-1810) & Abel STETSON (1728-1776) >> Hi Isabel ~ I can help with the first part..... From "The Great Migration Begins" Vol. III by Robert Charles Anderson: John Washburn Birth: Baptized at Bengeworth, Worcestershire, 2 July 1597, son of John and Martha (Timbrell) (Stephens) Washburn [Washbourne Gen. 47] Death: Early in 1671 (apparently living on 17 March 1670/1 and 22 May 1671 when his son was called Jr., but died soon after, as the document was altered to call the son Sr. [ MD 16:248, citing PCLR 3:209]. Marriage: Bengeworth, Worcestershire, [23 November?]1618 Margery Moore [ Washbourne Gen 48]; sailed for New England in 1635 with her two sons [Hotten 57], no further record. further down, under the children....is iii Philip, b. about 1624 (aged 11 in 1635 [ Hotten 57]); m. by about 1664 Elizabeth Irish, daughter of John Irish. If no one else answers the rest, let me know....Lydia is probably on my Mayflower CDs and I can do a lookup for her. HTH, Dianne

Hi- I have just joined the list. My Washburn line in MA is: John & Martha (TIMBREL) STEVENS John (bp1597-bef1679) & Margery/Margaret MOORE (?1586 -?) Philip (?1624-?1700/1702) & Elizabeth IRELAND (?-?) Deacon John (?1672-1750) & Lydia BILLINGTON (?-1716) Elisha (1703-?1734) & Martha PERKINS (1707-?) Lydia (1729-1810) & Abel STETSON (1728-1776) If anyone can help with those questionable dates, I would appreciate hearing from you. And I will be happy to share what I have on those families, especially ancestry of the wives. Also - Jean <Jespane@cs.com> wrote recently on RIGENWEB-L that there is a newly forming Washburn association. Can anyone tell me more about it? Thanks, Isabel <dickiz@lincoln.midcoast.com>

I am researching Samuel Washburn,b1764/Hannah Wood,b1768. My grandmother,Dora Emmaroy Burbank Calhoun, b 10 Mar 1890(a twin),Sycamore,Dekalb,Ill. Her mother,Emmaroy Washburn Burbank,b 12Nov 1846,Georgia Plains,Franklin,Vt. Her father, Elias Hibbard Washburn,b 1817, Hadley,Mass. His father,Isaiah Washburn Jr.,b 1773, Mass. His father, Isaiah Washburn,b 1753,Stafford,Ct. Anyone else on the same line? Bobette Bonner...at mbonner@woods-computers.net

Hi there, Luther Washburn, I believe to be one of my ancestors. He fought in the Rev. War from MA. Luther Washburn, b.1757, m. Sarah Spinning in 1779, d. 1848. Sarah, b.1761 & d.1839. They lived for awhile in Vermount before going to Lee Twp., Oneida Co., NY after the Rev. War. Are you including him in your spread sheet? Although, not from CT, we have seen recent discussions on the list as to who might be this Luther's parents. I am still looking for the parents of Samuel Washburn, b.c. 1811 in Oneida Co. NY, m. Susannah Sager in Northumberland Co., Ontario, d.c. 1866-71 in Ontario. I think, but still haven't proven that Samuel was a son of Martin Washburn, b. 1782, m. Martha Curtis in 1802, d. 1868. Martha, b. 1786 & d. 1844. Martin was definately and son of Luther and Sarah (Spinning) Washburn. Always looking for more information on this line. Diane in Michigan

And he is another I found Della Washburn Tecumseh resident Della Washburn died Thursday in Tecumseh. She was 95. Mrs. Washburn was born Aug. 16, 1904, in Violet Springs, the daughter of Joseph Pealer and Minnie Adeline (Alsup) Brannon. She attended school in Pink and Tecumseh. She married Cle Washburn on Aug. 5, 1922, in Tecumseh. He preceded her in death on July 1, 1983. Mrs. Washburn was a homemaker, and attended Pink Baptist Church. She lived in Missouri until 1916, when she moved to the Tecumseh/Pink area. She had lived in Cleveland and Pottawatomie counties most of her life. She was preceded in death by her son, Arlin Washburn; her parents, Joseph and Minnie Brannon; two sisters, Lorene Ramsey and Aline Brannon; six brothers, Ervin, Cleo, Virgil, Kenneth and Olin Brannon; and an infant brother. Survivors include her two daughters and a son-in-law, Betty and Clifford Stapp, Tecumseh; Pauline Haley, Tecumseh; four sons and two daughters-in-law, Gerald and Jamie Washburn, Earlsboro; Elgie and Lucille Washburn, Anza, Calif.; Harold Washburn, Newalla; Willard Washburn, Oklahoma City; two sisters, Dorothy Dunn, Moore; Jewell Pinson, Bolivar, Mo.; two brothers, Jesse Brannon and Delbert Brannon, both of Noble; 17 grandchildren; 40 great-grandchildren; and 10 great-great-grandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m. Monday, at Cooper Funeral Chapel in Tecumseh, with the Rev. Robert Rider of the Tecumseh Assembly of God officiating. Burial will be in Tecumseh Cemetery. Naomi Washburn

Found this Washburn Obits Opal Carter Opal Carter, 81, Shawnee, died Saturday. She was born Nov. 30, 1917, in Little Axe to Willard and "Fannie" (Johnson) Washburn. She graduated from Knowles School. She married Fred Martin and, after his death in 1962, married Alton Carter in 1974. She had lived in Pink, Little Axe, Oklahoma City, Indianola, and, for the past seven years, in Shawnee. She had worked at St. Anthony Hospital and at the Oklahoma Golf and Country Club. She also was preceded in death by her second husband in 1989; her parents; daughter Barbara June Honn; ten sisters; and six brothers. She is survived by son-in-law Lewis A. Honn, Shawnee; grandson Carl Fred Chastain, Waxahachie, Texas; four great-grandchildren; and several cousins. Services will be 10 a.m. Tuesday at Cooper Funeral Chapel, Tecumseh, with the Rev. James Walters officiating. Burial will be in Tecumseh Cemetery.

In a message dated 1/16/2001 9:52:37 PM Pacific Standard Time, cwashburn@earthlink.net writes: << http://home.earthlink.net/~cwashburn/344.html >> Charles: Thank you for the site; I enjoyed it thoroughly. I have been trying to take notes (and store in PAF) any Washburn that came directly from CT or any Wahsburn that lived in upstate NY (afer the R. War). I only have a spread sheet at this point to list my notes and PAF note pages. I was curious if you knew if your Ephraim washburn could be the one in the census of Washington County NY? or could the Philip you show be the one in the census of Washington NY? I have been following Hope, Israel, etc in upstate NY and saw Ephraim there with a son Martin. Just curious. Jean

Charles Washburn Jr. Writes that he is descended from Noah Washburn Jr., a brother of Ruth. Charles, Thanks for the link to your page. I have the Washburn Family History page already on my favorite menu. The information has been extremely helpful to help flesh out that branch of the family. Ruth (Washburn) Leach died in Stafford on 12 June 1817 and is buried in the Old Stafford Village Cemetary. Her husband Calvin died on 12 May 1817and is buried in the same cemetary. I live about 20 minutes from Stafford but haven't been to the cemetary yet. I would appreciate any family information that you could share and you are welcome to any info that I have. Thanks, Keith Wilson 76 Hillyndale Rd. Storrs, CT 06268

Keith, I am descended from Ruth's brother Noah Washburn. Here's a link to page I put up with information about Noah: http://home.earthlink.net/~cwashburn/344.html I'd be happy to share the information I have with you. Charles Washburn Jr. Manhattan Beach, CA -----Original Message----- From: Keith Wilson [mailto:KEWILSON@cyberzone.net] Sent: Monday, January 15, 2001 1:51 PM To: WASHBURN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: William Washburn Jespane writes: While looking for William Washburn of CT, I stumbled upon this and thought it might be of some interest to someone else on the list. Hi, My line is through Ruth Washburn, daughter of Ezra Washburn Sr. and Susanna Leach. After the Revolutionary War, Ezra Sr. and his family moved to Stafford, CT. This included Ruth, her husband Calvin Leach and her brother, William Washburn among others. According to the information, I have, William was probably born in Oakham or Middleboro, MA on 8 Jun 1760 and died in Stafford, CT 11 Nov 1846. He married Lurana Darling and had several children, including a William. William Washburn Sr. served in the Revolutionary war from Oakham, MA but applied for a pension in 1843 as a Stafford resident. If this is the William are looking for, I have more detailed info. Keith Wilson Storrs, CT

A hint is like magic...it gets the ball rolling...even if there are "assumptions" along the road. Thank you all for your help. I believe that Randolph VT is a good place to look for my data. Unless Asa Washburn, son of Seth & Rebecca, died young or died in VT, there's a chance he may have migrated to Illinois or Indiana. Thanks again Bob Pruitt s. of Indianapolis, IN P.S. If anyone has pertinent or nor-so-pertinent information about ASA or his "family" please "open-up" and let it flow!