You see that your Washburns were in the North-western part of N.Y. while mine were on the east coast in Washington Co. I will check and see if I have info on yours for you. Gwen McCabe gmccabe@twcny.rr.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Robert Langford" <andricv@worldnet.att.net> To: <WASHBURN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, September 03, 2000 1:27 AM Subject: Washburn Family - NY > Today I received a wonderful letter from a kind gentleman in Richland Ny who provided copies of obituaries of my Washburn family line. Now I can say I am looking for the following family members: > > George B. Washburn of Lorraine, Jefferson County, NY; his wife, Mary Cox Washburn b July 13, 1850 in Ireland d. July 14, 1929, buried in Adams Cemetary, Adams NY beside her husband. > > their son: > Albert D. Washburn, b 1867 d Feb 25, 1911, married to Lillah E. (Moore) Washburn on May 15, 1890 in Richland NY. their children: > > Beulah Washburn and Moore Washburn > > so Cousins, are there any connections from the wonderful people on our list? if so email me at andricv@worldnet.att.com Thank You > > Bob Langford (Archer, Florida) > >

Today I received a wonderful letter from a kind gentleman in Richland Ny who provided copies of obituaries of my Washburn family line. Now I can say I am looking for the following family members: George B. Washburn of Lorraine, Jefferson County, NY; his wife, Mary Cox Washburn b July 13, 1850 in Ireland d. July 14, 1929, buried in Adams Cemetary, Adams NY beside her husband. their son: Albert D. Washburn, b 1867 d Feb 25, 1911, married to Lillah E. (Moore) Washburn on May 15, 1890 in Richland NY. their children: Beulah Washburn and Moore Washburn so Cousins, are there any connections from the wonderful people on our list? if so email me at andricv@worldnet.att.com Thank You Bob Langford (Archer, Florida)

Do you know the names of the Berry hoping for Lucy b 1860's

circuitrdr@juno.com wrote: > Do you know the names of the Berry hoping for Lucy b 1860's I didn't record them, but there was a man and his wife and their daughter. I know where to find them again and can go look if you wish. Leslie Quist

Dang! It didn't come out the way I put it in. The graves were 3 across, one row below the other. Leslie Quist wrote: > While looking for some other graves to photograph for a friend, I ran > across the following graves. They were in two different side by side > rows. They were positioned like this: > > Arthur Washburn RayWashburn Rose Washburn > Nov 2, 1902 Sept 26, 1895 Sept 22, 1897 > Sept 20, 1947 June 18, 1950 Feb 1, 1956 > > Phebe V. Reider Stephen Washburn Maggie Washburn > Sept 7, 1862 Sept 6, 1856 May 22, 1871 > July 28, 1944 July 20, 1938 Jan 8, 1945 > Aunt Father Mother > > to the right of Maggie were buried 3 people named Berry > Do these Washburns belong to anyone? > Leslie Quist I hope this comes out better. Leslie -- I'm not aging, I just need repotting. I don't repeat gossip, so listen carefully. Lord, if I can't be skinny, let all my friends be fat. My idea of cleaning the house is sweeping the floor with a glance. I cleaned my house yesterday, sure wish you could have seen it. This isn't clutter, these are my antiques! If it's true we are what we eat, I am either fast, cheap, or easy. Discover Wildlife! Have Kids! Genuine Antique Person. Been there, done that, can't remember. Our policy is to always blame the computer. Your secrets are safe with me and all my friends. Take my advice, I'm not using it! Okay! I love you! Now can we eat? You know you're getting old when you stop to think and forget to start again. Mom, I'll always love you, but I'll never forgive you for cleaning my face with spit on a hanky. I love to give homemade gifts . . . ummm, which one of the kids would you like? I have a million dollar figure, but it's all loose change! By the time you find greener pastures, you can't climb the fence! This house is protected by killer dust bunnies. I quit jogging for health reasons. My thighs rubbed together so much they caught my underwear on fire!

While looking for some other graves to photograph for a friend, I ran across the following graves. They were in two different side by side rows. They were positioned like this: Arthur Washburn Ray Washburn Rose Washburn Nov 2, 1902 Sept 20, 1947 Sept 26, 1895 June 18, 1950 Sept 22, 1897 Feb 1, 1956 Phebe V. Reider Stephen Washburn Maggie Washburn Sept 7, 1862 July 28, 1944 Sept 6, 1856 July 20, 1938 May 22, 1871 Jan 8, 1945 Aunt Father Mother to the right of Maggie were buried 3 people named Berry Do these Washburns belong to anyone? Leslie Quist

As of Aug. 28 it will be gmccabe@twcny.com -- Gwendolyn McCabe -- gmccabe@dreamscape.com --

Susan did Raymond have brothers maybe a George , Jessie and William and Did they live in Maine Searport I believe Thanks Naomi

Hi Listers: This is all I have so far regarding the family in my paternal line. I am the grand niece of Alzina Matteson. They were from Livingston Co., NY area. Thanks. Judy Descendants of George Washburn 1 George Washburn 1845 - . +Alzina Floretta Matteson 1859 - 1927 ...... 2 Maude W Washburn 1879 - .......... +Unk Pennock ...... 2 Bessie Washburn 1882 - 1947 .......... +Chester Bailey 1875 - 1928 .............. 3 Harold T Bailey 1897 - .............. 3 Laura Bailey 1899 - .............. 3 Fred Bailey 1901 - .............. 3 Eloise Bailey 1903 - .............. 3 Mary Bailey .............. 3 John Allen Bailey 1906 - .............. 3 Emma Bailey .............. 3 Angus Bailey .............. 3 Chester Bailey .................. +Laura Unk ...... 2 Unk Washburn 1883 - ...... 2 William H Washburn 1888 - 1912 .......... +Luella M Hayes 1883 - 1946

I finally found out what my Great Aunt Lillah E. (Moore) Washburn's husband and family names are! They, according to the 1910 Federal Census were: Husband: Albert Washburn, b Apr 1866 (NY), lived in Richland, NY (Oswego, Co) and worked in a Flour and Feed Store. his wife: Lillah E. (Moore) Washburn, b Aug 1871 (Worth, NY) their children: dau, Beulah, age 18 (1910), worked in the Flour and Feed store son, Moore Washburn, age 5 (1910) I hope I fit your family lines. I'm going to order a copy of their death certificates to see who the parents are, but until then I hope we connect. Email me direct at andricv@worldnet.att.com Thank you, Bob Langford (Archer, Fl)

Hello. I am the gggrandson of a Ruth Washburn from Windham and Cumberland Maine. She was married to Zahariah Field in 1839. She was born 1810 and died 1861. I have no more information than that on her. I did find a Ruth Fields (with an s) who died in Westbrook Maine on the "poor" farm. It may be the same person, but why would her husband have abandoned her to the poor farm? He died and is buried in West Cumberland Maine with a stone. She is not with him in this lot. I cannot find her grave. Maybe buried on the property??? Can anyone shed any light on this for me? Would truly appreciate it. Thank you so much...George Davis Westbrook, Maine...

JOHN, please send me the info if you can. TYhanks, Bessie Klotzbier

Jane and Tom, I have abstracted all the Washborne births, marriages and burials from the Bretforton Parish Registers. The connection with the American branch is this... William Washborne, second son of John Washborne (the first) and his wife Emme, of Bengeworth, Worcestershire, married Margaret Harward, daughter of Thomas Harward of Weston-sub-Edge on 2 Oct. 1541 in Badsey, Worcestershire. Badsey is a little village that lies directly in-between Bengeworth and Bretforton. William and Margaret made their home in Bretforton, where they had apparently 13 children. (Baptisms were found for 12 children, and another was buried there. The father was not named in the burial, but is assumed to have been William because he was the only Washborne in the town at that time having children.) Out of the 13 children of William and Margaret Washborne, the only son to marry and have children in Bretforton was William, baptized on 9 Jan. 1556/7 in Bretforton. The oldest surviving son, William married twice, first to Frances Wagstaffe on 27 July 1581 in Bretforton, and secondly to Agnes Marres on 17 June 1594 in Bretforton. He had 6 children by Frances Wagstaffe, and 4 more children by Agnes Marres. Marriages were also found in Bretforton for 6 of the daughters of William and Margaret Washborne. The only other son of William and Margaret Washborne to survive was their youngest son, John, baptized in 1562, but I have not been able to trace him any further. Five of their children were buried in Bretforton, which accounts for all except John, mentioned above. The Bengeworth line to our New England and New York immigrant ancestors follows through John Washborne (Jr.), eldest son of John and Emme Washborne, who married first to Jone Bushell on 27 Apr. 1542 in Bengeworth and secondly to Jone Whitehead on 8 March or May 1561 in Bengeworth. His only son, also named John Washborne (3rd), baptized on 31 Jan. 1551 in Bengeworth as "John Franklon alias Wasborne," apparently married twice, the first marriage record not yet found, and the second being to Martha (Timbrell) Stevens, a widow, and sister of John Timbrell and Edward Timbrell. The eldest son of John Washborne (3rd) by Martha Timbrell was yet another John Washborne (4th), baptized on 2 July 1597 in Bengeworth. He married Margery More, daughter of Robert and Ellen (Taylor) More, "glover" of Evesham, on 23 Nov. 1618 in Bengeworth. They were the immigrant ancestors to Plymouth Colony. The second son of John Washborne (3rd) by Martha Timbrell was William Washborne, baptized on 9 Nov. 1601 in Bengeworth, who married and had children in Bengeworth before immigrating to Hempstead, Long Island, New Netherlands Colony. So you see the connection to the Bretforton Washbornes is rather distant, and the family name dies out in Bretforton after 1603. I have all the Bretforton Washborne abstracts stored in my computer if anyone is still interested. The website posting was very accurate with the one fault being that because of the change in the year occuring on March 25th instead of January 1st, those dates occuring between January 1st and March 25th carried only the previous year's dates, but according to our calendar would have occured in the following year. This could only be learned by following the parish registers carefully, and I have indicated those dates by using the double-dating system, i.e., "15 March 1586/7." The date was posted on the website as 15 March 1586, but according to the parish registers, this date occured after December 1586, and would have been therefore in 1587 according to our calendar. Since the dates on the website were sorted according to year then month then day, William and Margaret Washborne's son Richard was shown as baptized 18 Mar. 1594, and their daughter Mary was shown as baptized 7 Apr. 1594, which of course is rather impossible if the baptisms were of infants. When I read the parish registers, however, it became very clear. Mary was baptized first on 7 Apr. 1594, and then Richard was baptized on 18 Mar. 1594/5, almost a year later. Hence the importance in using double-dating during the period of January 1st through March 25th! John A. Maltby Redwood City, CA jamaltby@creative.net At 07:44 PM 8/13/2000 -0400, you wrote: >Hi, > >I tried to access the site you referred to, but all I get is a message >telling me I don't have permission to access the site on this server. Any >suggestions ???? > >Thanks, >Jane Washburn >washburnfam@mindspring.com > > >----- Original Message ----- >From: <TKolepp@aol.com> >To: <WASHBURN-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Sunday, June 27, 1999 10:06 PM >Subject: Washburn's in Bretforton Parish Register > > >> >> << http://www.jump.net/~salter/bretforton/bretforton.html >> >> I found Richard Pettitt's resource to be quite interesting - loaded with >> Washburn(e)'s. >> Has anyone worked with this parish register before and knows the >connections >> to the Washburns that came to America? Regards. TK (Tom Kolepp, >Bethlehem, >> PA) >> > > John A. Maltby Redwood City, CA jamaltby@creative.net

Hi, I tried to access the site you referred to, but all I get is a message telling me I don't have permission to access the site on this server. Any suggestions ???? Thanks, Jane Washburn washburnfam@mindspring.com ----- Original Message ----- From: <TKolepp@aol.com> To: <WASHBURN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, June 27, 1999 10:06 PM Subject: Washburn's in Bretforton Parish Register > > << http://www.jump.net/~salter/bretforton/bretforton.html >> > I found Richard Pettitt's resource to be quite interesting - loaded with > Washburn(e)'s. > Has anyone worked with this parish register before and knows the connections > to the Washburns that came to America? Regards. TK (Tom Kolepp, Bethlehem, > PA) >

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Hi all, Several months ago list members posted their twelve generations of Washburns. At the time I was up against a brick wall with my great grandmother Mary Catherine Washburn. Thanks to a narrative written by my great aunt(who died in 1987) and the help of Bill Betts I can post my twelve generations of Washburn's. Here they are: John Washbourne-Martha Timbrell John Washburn-Margery Moore John Washburn-Elizabeth Mitchell John Washburn-Rebecca Lapham Josiah Washburn-Mercy Tilson Josiah Washburn-Abigail Curtis Peter Washburn-Sarah Ayres Bethuel Washburn-Eunice Gifford James A. Washburn-Catherine Ann Davis William Eynon-Mary Catherine Washburn Paul Sommerdorf-Edna Eynon Laurance Chambers-Marjorie Sommerdorf Marc Chambers-Elizabeth Craft

> >Dear Washburn, Yes indeed my grandparents were buried in Eden, N. C. I can't >remember the name of the cemetery. Well new cousin Judith.. It looks like your grandfather and my grandfather are brothers. Our great-grandfather is Shadrack T. Washburn. So Nannie and Clara DeHart are sisters. I was wondering about that. I got their names and dates off of their tombstone. I don't have anything on the DeHart line. Our grandfathers sister Maybelle Washburn did marry Joseph Warren. I visited his son Joseph Jr. in Eden, NC a few years back. He has all of this stuff in his head. Unfortunately he's not into computers and hasn't written anything down. Joe has a picture of his mother Maybelle, and my god is she beautiful. Most all of the DeHarts and Washburns are buried in the old section of Woodlawn Cem. The DeHarts have a section on the far right side as you go into the cemetery. You know the Washburns and DeHarts were around Rtdgeway, Va Some are buried in the Cox Cemetery just outside of Ridgeway. They moved to Leaksville/Eden to make their fortune when the cotton mills opened. Anyway.. here is our great-granddaddy... Husband: Shadrack T Washburn #8 Born: 11 Mar 1853 in: Patrick County,Va Died: 28 Dec 1909 in: Rockingham County,NC Buried: in: Woodlawn Cem,Eden,NC Occupation: Farmer Father: John H. Washburn Jr #16 Mother: Rosannah Reynolds #17 Batch #: 7209628, Sheet #: 70, Source Call #: 820294 Batch #: 7312805, Sheet #: 24, Source Call #: 822773 Another has birth as 11 Mar 1854. ------ Wife: Virginia Jenette Smith #9 Married: 3 Jan 1876 in: Rockingham County,NC ------ Born: 16 May 1858 in: Died: 25 Feb 1941 in: Rockingham County,NC Buried: Feb 1941 in: Woodlawn Cem,Eden,NC Her Father: Andrew Jackson Smith #18 Her Mother: Tabitha Morris #19 Dau of Andrew Jackson Smith and Tabitha Morris. She had brothers - Thomas who broke will and got whole plantation, James called Jim, William Wade who got drunk and jumped off of a house and died because Thomas got plantation, Mary m. John Edwards, Susan m. Howard Owens. Her uncle Colonel Benjamin Morris b.1829 in Henry Co m. Roxana Blair and move ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ M Child 1 William Edgar Washburn #49 Born: 4 Mar 1877 in: Virginia Died: 12 Jul 1935 in: Leaksville,Rockingham,NC Spouse: Clara Dehart #50 b. 10 Nov 1882 d. 26 Dec 1977 Married: in: Called Uncle Ed Has sister name Lorene Washburn. All of his children born in NC. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ M Child 2 Henry Jackson Washburn #4 Born: 4 Mar 1879 in: Around Ridgeway, Va Died: 4 Apr 1930 in: Eden,Rockingham,NC Buried: Apr 1930 in: Woodlawn Cem,Eden,NC Spouse: Mary Mote Robertson #5 b. 19 Feb 1891 d. 21 Mar 1971 Married: in: Around Ridgeway, Va OCCU Farmer/Textile worker Died while living on Flint Hill,Eden,NC ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ M Child 3 Rucker Washburn #52 Born: 17 Sep 1882 in: Died: 31 Mar 1943 in: Eden,Rockingham,NC Buried: 1943 in: Woodlawn Cem,Eden,NC Spouse: Nannie Dehart #53 b. 17 Feb 1888 d. 21 Dec 1957 Married: in: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ M Child 4 Thomas Washburn #55 Born: __ Apr 1888 in: Virginia Died: in: Spray,Rockingham County,NC DEAT PLAC Drowned in Spray Park lake ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ M Child 5 Eugene Washburn #54 Born: __ Sep 1890 in: Virginia Died: in: Buried: in: Died early of TB. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ F Child 6 Maybelle Washburn #56 Born: __ Mar 1892 in: Virginia Died: in: Leaksville,Rockingham,NC Buried: in: Woodlawn Cem,Eden,NC Spouse: Joseph Warren #57 Married: in: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Dear Washburn, Yes indeed my grandparents were buried in Eden, N. C. I can't remember the name of the cemetery. I have been gone for such a long time that I have forgotten the names . A lot of Washburn's still live there. I have a lot of info. on the DeHart family, but none on the Washburn side. My grandfather was William Edgar Washburn b.Mar.4, 1877 d. Jul 12, 1935. He married Clara M. DeHart they married in Eden (Leaksville-Spray) N. C. I know he had a brother named Rucker, that married Nannie DeHart (my grandmother's sister), and a sister named May that married Joe Warren. Do any of these names sound familiar? Looking forward to hearing from you soon. Regards, Judith DeHart Wilson

What I am looking for is the parentage of this particular Benjamin Washburn. Benjamin Washburn of Buckland married Christiana Galloway of Conway int. 14 Apr 1786 Conway, MA Within a few years after his marriage this couple goes to New York. (ref in 1791 land deed) What sparked my interest is a land deed recorded in Franklin Co., MA It is obviously a settled among Galloway siblings of land held by either a father or a grandfather (original ownership of land not stated) This deed uses the term "spinster" in a manner I have never seen. my definition Spinster - unmarried woman, sometimes referring to young widowed women who could remarry but hasn't In this deed each woman called spinster is actuall the GALLOWAY wife of the man mentioned. Deed dated: 1791 from copy of original received 23 May 1794 Grantors William Patrick Shields of Buckland & Anna Shields spinster [actually Nancy] Margaret Galloway II of Conway, spinster (she actually is a spinster) John Woodward of Worthington & Sarah Woodward, spinster John Wells of Whately & Elizabeth Wells, spinster Benjamin Washburn of NY & Lucretia [!] Washburn, Spinster (Signature on deed is of Benjamin Washburn & Christiana Washburn] Isabel Priest, spinster Grantee: Margaret Galloway Selling land in Conway The marriages or intentions found are John Woodward & Sarah Galloway int 2 Mar 1786 John Wells & Betsy Galloway - moved to Hamilton, NY about 1795 Nancy Galloway & Patrick WIlliam Shields married [ forgot to write down date - will check] Isabel Galloway married Jonas Priest 16 Dec 1787 West Stockbridge, MA (He was a Rev. War soldier - may have died - she appears to be in NY with her sister Christiana who married Benjamin Washburn) Washburn marriage mentioned above The only other clue I can offer is that Ezra Washburn was one of the witnesses. Would love to identify Benjamin Washburn's parents - anyone have anything further on this line? Susan Bingler Fairfax, VA

Judith, If some of your people are buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Eden (Leaksville) NC, then I can help you a little. My family is from Patrick/Henry County, Va. I do remember Edger and Maude. from a long time ago. I have researched for 25 years now and haven't been able to get back very far... still don't know if we are connected to the northern Washburn. Email me direct if I'm your cousin. rasberry@ce.net >My Name is Judith DeHart Wilson. I would like to be a part of the Washburn >Family group. My grandfather, William Edgar Washburn and grandmother Clara >Maude (DeHart) Washburn born in Patrick Co. Virginia didn't leave anything >as to our ancestors. I'm looking forward to finding all the info. that I >can. Thank you for starting this group. >Regards, >Judith DeHart Wilson