I'm counting down my son's ancestors, working with his 7th Great-Grandparents.
Today.... #387... Abthia BRYANT
4 generations of BRYANT connected through:
12. Harry Eugene Dean (1878-1948)
13. Clara Belle Peck (1900-1975)
24. Benjamin Dean (1854-?)
25. Elizabeth Bennett (abt 1854-?)
48. Abiel Dean (1817-1902)
49. Elizabeth Trader (abt 1838-abt 1870)
96. Noah Dean (1790-1821)
97. Roxallena Hammond Haskell (1788-1821)
192. Abial Dean (1763-1855)
193. Abthia "Abby" White (1765-1848)
386. Captain JOSHUA WHITE was born on 28 Sep 1718 in Weymouth, Massachusetts. He died on 28 Sep 1808 in Middleboro, Massachusetts.
387. ABTHIA BRYANT was born on 3 Feb 1725/1726 in Pembroke, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts. She was christened on 25 Sep 1737 in Pembroke, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts. She died on 7 Feb 1809 in Marion, Massachusetts.
Children of Joshua and Abthia: William White (1749-?), Major Zebulon White (1751-1835), Joel White (1756-?), Daniel White (1760-?), Ann White (1763-?), Abthia White (1765-1848)
774. WILLIAM BRYANT was born on 22 Feb 1691/1692 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts. He was christened on 27 Mar 1692 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts. He died on 18 Sep 1770 in Middleborough, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts.
775. RUTH STETSON was born on 11 Sep 1689 in Scituate, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts. She died on 10 Apr 1769 in Middleborough, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts. She was buried in Old Cemetery "at the green" across from the First Congregational Church, 6 Plympton St., Middleborough, Plymouth Co., MA
Children of William and Ruth: Nehemiah Bryant (1713-1786), Ruth Bryant (1715-?), Hannah Bryant White (1717-?), Egetha Bryant Thurber (1724-?), Abthia Bryant White (17257/1726 - 1809), William Bryant (1729-?), Aphia Bryant (abt 1732-?), Lemuel Bryant (abt 1735-?), Zerviah Bryant (abt 1737-?)
1548. STEPHEN BRYANT Jr. was born on 2 Feb 1656/1657 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts. He died after Apr 1723 in ye Major's Purchase, Taunton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.
1549. MEHITABLE LUCAS was born about 1660 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts. She died on 26 Sep 1710 in Rehoboth, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.
Children of Stephen and Methitable: Thomas Bryant (abt 1682-?), Stephen Bryant II (1683-abt 1747), David Bryant (1686/1687 - ?), William Bryant (1691/1692 - 1770), Hannah Bryant (1695-?), Ichabod Bryant (1699-1759), Timothy Bryant (1702-?), John Bryant (abt 1705-?)
Stephen married (2) Sarah Ford
3096. STEPHEN BRYANT Sr.was born about 1620 in Sussex, England. He died in Jun 1701 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts.
3097. ABIGAIL SHAW was born estimated 1623/1627 in England. She died on 24 Oct 1694 in Middleborough, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts.
Children of Stephen and Abigail: Abigail Bryant (abt 1647 - 1715), John Bryant, Sr. (1650-1736), Sarah Bryant (1652-1652), Mary Bryant Churchill (1654-1715), Stephen Bryant, Jr. (1656/1657 - aft 1723), Sarah Bryant Lobdell (1659-1696/1697), Lydia Bryant Churchill (1662-1735/1736), Elizabeth Bryant King (1665-bef nov 1701), Mehitable Bryant King (1669-1724/1725)
6192. JOHN BRYANT Jr. was born about 1592 in Kent Co., England. He died before 1630 in Kent Co., England.
6193. ANNE PERKINS was born in 1596 in Kent Co., England. She died on 1 Jun 1654 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts.
Son: Stephen Bryant, Sr
12384. JOHN BRYANT Sr. was born in 1578 in England. He died in unknown
12385. ROSE CHURCH was born in 1555 in Essex Co., England. She died in unknown.
Son: John Bryant, Jr.
24768. ROBERT BRYANT was born in 1532. He died in unknown.
24769. ELEANOR was born estimated 1527/1552. She died in unknown.
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If you have any information on this BRYANT family line, please leave me a comment! ~happy huntings
Monday, November 22, 2010
Friday, November 12, 2010
Edmund Lee Brown / Edward Lee Brown - Virginia to California
Judge E.L. Brown of California is my 3gGrandfather. I have many "notes" on him, from my gAunt. But no real sources. That his name is different in Every source, it is very confusing. He is Judge E.L. Brown, that we know. He is Edmund, he is Edward. His son, also is Edmund and Edward.
These are not the same names! How can they have both in conflicting documents! And how can we research a name that is never the same. And hence, why, while having "notes" on the man, he remains a mystery.
What I know, from "notes" from my aunt:
Members of the Mormon Battalion. Easton, Susan W.
Nauvoo: Early Mormon...Series, 1839-1846. Platt, Lyman. 1980 NauvooSocial History Project. Smith, James Illinois, Nauvoo City Tax Lists,1841-44; 1842 Illinois, Nauvoo, Property Transactions Roster - MormonBattalion. Easton, Susan W.
27 Jan 1851: appeared in courts of DC. "1st sergeant, Company E, commanded by Captain David in the Mormon Battalion, commanded by Col. Cooke, enlisted at Council Bluffs, Iowa, 15 Jul 1846 for 1 year. Was discharged at Pueblo de Los Angeles, 16 Jul 1847.
1852 Census: Yolo Co., CA. E.L. Brown, aged 48. Born VA, res: PA
Jan. 1854: appeared before the Clerk of US Supreme Court in and for Utah Territory
1860 Census, Putah Township, Yolo Co. Vol, 9, p552
E.L. Brown, aged 56. FARMER. Land worth $5000, other $6000
born Virginia.
Mary, aged 54, born Ohio.
1867: Yolo Co., Register: Edward Lee Brown, 64. Born VA. FARMER
1870 Census: Edward L. Brown, aged 66
Justice of the Peace
$1500 in land; $1200 in other
Western Shore Gazetteer, p. 236: E.L. Brown,Sr., born in Virginia
Justice of the Peace, Notary Republic, real estate agent. Residence in Davisville, N. Putah District, CA
Poll of 1871 & 1872: Edmund Lee Brown, same identifiers as above (whatever that means)
Yolo Democrat, Sat. Oct 12, 1872. P3, col3
"Died: In Davisville, Saturday night, October 5, Judge E.L. Brown, a native of Virginia, aged 69 years. Judge Brown was one of the earliest settlers in California, having come to the state in the year 1845. He resided in the southern portion of the state where he held the office of Alcalde under the Mexican government. He leaves two sons, both engaged in business at Davisville, and a very numerous circle of friends to mourn his decease."
Our Pioneer Heritage, Vol. 1, p.489
Agnes Brown and her husband, Edmund L. Brown, were members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. When the call came for a battalionof men to fight against Mexico Edmund was chosen 1st Sergeant in CompanyE., and his wife accompanied him as one of the laundresses. Agnes islisted as one of the women who returned to Pueblo, Colorado to spend thewinter of 1846–47, while Edmund L. made the entire trip to California. Itis known that on July 20, 1847, when the company known as the MormonVolunteers was mustered into service under Captain Daniel C. Davis,Edmund L. was named one of the 1st Sergeants.
Agnes came to the Valley of the Great Salt Lake the latter part of July,1847. No further information can be found in either church, state, or theDaughters of Utah Pioneers' files. Our Pioneer Heritage, Vol. 1,p.489
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Are the notes wrong? It almost seems that they're combining Edward Lee with an Edmund Lee, at times. One was married to Mary, another to Agnes.
I'm so confused. This is what I have on record from my gAunt through her research.
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Any information on the Brown family would be most appreciated. There MUST be something conclusive, somewhere. I have scoured the internet. I will have to travel. It can only be in person now, to find the answers... unless you have them.
These are not the same names! How can they have both in conflicting documents! And how can we research a name that is never the same. And hence, why, while having "notes" on the man, he remains a mystery.
What I know, from "notes" from my aunt:
Members of the Mormon Battalion. Easton, Susan W.
Nauvoo: Early Mormon...Series, 1839-1846. Platt, Lyman. 1980 NauvooSocial History Project. Smith, James Illinois, Nauvoo City Tax Lists,1841-44; 1842 Illinois, Nauvoo, Property Transactions Roster - MormonBattalion. Easton, Susan W.
27 Jan 1851: appeared in courts of DC. "1st sergeant, Company E, commanded by Captain David in the Mormon Battalion, commanded by Col. Cooke, enlisted at Council Bluffs, Iowa, 15 Jul 1846 for 1 year. Was discharged at Pueblo de Los Angeles, 16 Jul 1847.
1852 Census: Yolo Co., CA. E.L. Brown, aged 48. Born VA, res: PA
Jan. 1854: appeared before the Clerk of US Supreme Court in and for Utah Territory
1860 Census, Putah Township, Yolo Co. Vol, 9, p552
E.L. Brown, aged 56. FARMER. Land worth $5000, other $6000
born Virginia.
Mary, aged 54, born Ohio.
1867: Yolo Co., Register: Edward Lee Brown, 64. Born VA. FARMER
1870 Census: Edward L. Brown, aged 66
Justice of the Peace
$1500 in land; $1200 in other
Western Shore Gazetteer, p. 236: E.L. Brown,Sr., born in Virginia
Justice of the Peace, Notary Republic, real estate agent. Residence in Davisville, N. Putah District, CA
Poll of 1871 & 1872: Edmund Lee Brown, same identifiers as above (whatever that means)
Yolo Democrat, Sat. Oct 12, 1872. P3, col3
"Died: In Davisville, Saturday night, October 5, Judge E.L. Brown, a native of Virginia, aged 69 years. Judge Brown was one of the earliest settlers in California, having come to the state in the year 1845. He resided in the southern portion of the state where he held the office of Alcalde under the Mexican government. He leaves two sons, both engaged in business at Davisville, and a very numerous circle of friends to mourn his decease."
Our Pioneer Heritage, Vol. 1, p.489
Agnes Brown and her husband, Edmund L. Brown, were members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. When the call came for a battalionof men to fight against Mexico Edmund was chosen 1st Sergeant in CompanyE., and his wife accompanied him as one of the laundresses. Agnes islisted as one of the women who returned to Pueblo, Colorado to spend thewinter of 1846–47, while Edmund L. made the entire trip to California. Itis known that on July 20, 1847, when the company known as the MormonVolunteers was mustered into service under Captain Daniel C. Davis,Edmund L. was named one of the 1st Sergeants.
Agnes came to the Valley of the Great Salt Lake the latter part of July,1847. No further information can be found in either church, state, or theDaughters of Utah Pioneers' files. Our Pioneer Heritage, Vol. 1,p.489
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Are the notes wrong? It almost seems that they're combining Edward Lee with an Edmund Lee, at times. One was married to Mary, another to Agnes.
I'm so confused. This is what I have on record from my gAunt through her research.
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Any information on the Brown family would be most appreciated. There MUST be something conclusive, somewhere. I have scoured the internet. I will have to travel. It can only be in person now, to find the answers... unless you have them.
William Walton Brown - Virginia to California
William Walton Brown is my 2gGrandfather. Dates: 2 Nov 1827, Alexandria, VA - Jul 1899, Veteran's Home, Yountville, Napa Co., CA.
I have "notes" from my Great-Aunt, but know very little, and have yet to "prove" her findings. Below, I am listing what I have for notes, nothing I have found on my own.
1852: Yolo Co., CA Census. FARMER. Born in Virginia
1863: Moved to Nevada to try mining, Austin & White Pine
W.W. Brown writes "I was stricken with rheumatism and heart disease resulting from exposure"
Was told (WHO was told, I don't know... that's what the "note" says) from a friend that their nurse, Lou, an Indian who they had brought from California to Nevada, had poisoned the children with belladonna berries because "she liked to see the children writhe in convulsions". Children of W.W. Brown and Adelaide Caroline Robey: Edmund Hayes Brown, 18 Aug 1852 - Jan 1859, "died of convulsions", Catherine Eugenie Brown, 28 Sept 1855 - May 1859, "died of convulsions", William Henry Brown, 28 Sept 1859 - 1863, "died of convulsions"
-- Two children, Charles Wilson Brown, 24 Nov 1857 - ?, and Elizabeth Mary "Bessie" Brown, 16 May 1862 - ?, survived.
1869: the railroad was completed and the family went back East. The Sacramento Union, 15 Sept 1869, p.3, col3, lists their name as joining the Special Excursion from Elko, Nevada.
1870 census: Maryland. Little Gunpowder, Baltimore Co.
Brown's and two children living with Adelaide's sister, Mary, and her husband Wilson Townsend. Mr. Brown states his occupation as Minister.
Returned to California after a year and a half. It is thought that W.W. became "too fond of the bottle", but whatever the reason, Adela divorced William.
Charlie (Charles Wilson Brown) stayed with his father and found a job with Wells Fargo in San Francisco.
Elizabeth Mary "Bessie" was put into Miss Shelli's Seminary of Benecia, CA.
Adela married George Pridham about 1879 and moved to Tombstone, Arizona. George also worked for Wells Fargo. Bessie joined them after finishing school.
William married Alice M. Stohlman Smith (last name uncertain as it's listed different on every document), in 1884. He was 50, she was 28, by their San Francisco marriage license.
William and Alice had two children: Robert E.L. Brown and Orabel Brown.
1887: Application for War Pension
Enlisted in Council Bluffs, IA, in Battalion of Iowa volunteers. 16 Jul 1846 as a Private in Company A, commanded by Capt. Jefferson Hunt & Lt. Col. James Allen, for 1 year
Traveled west by ship across the Isthmus by the Slogris River. Continued by ship North to San Francisco, by way of the Bay and the Sacramento River, to Davisville (now Davis, Co).
Attempted to establish a wheat plantation.
William died July 1899.
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That's what I have. "notes" that someone else compiled and not a single proof on my own. If you have any information on this family, I would be forever grateful. It is the one stagnant plateau of my research that just sits there, in the back of my brain, un-sourced and unknowing. Leave me a comment! TIA!
~happy huntings
I have "notes" from my Great-Aunt, but know very little, and have yet to "prove" her findings. Below, I am listing what I have for notes, nothing I have found on my own.
1852: Yolo Co., CA Census. FARMER. Born in Virginia
1863: Moved to Nevada to try mining, Austin & White Pine
W.W. Brown writes "I was stricken with rheumatism and heart disease resulting from exposure"
Was told (WHO was told, I don't know... that's what the "note" says) from a friend that their nurse, Lou, an Indian who they had brought from California to Nevada, had poisoned the children with belladonna berries because "she liked to see the children writhe in convulsions". Children of W.W. Brown and Adelaide Caroline Robey: Edmund Hayes Brown, 18 Aug 1852 - Jan 1859, "died of convulsions", Catherine Eugenie Brown, 28 Sept 1855 - May 1859, "died of convulsions", William Henry Brown, 28 Sept 1859 - 1863, "died of convulsions"
-- Two children, Charles Wilson Brown, 24 Nov 1857 - ?, and Elizabeth Mary "Bessie" Brown, 16 May 1862 - ?, survived.
1869: the railroad was completed and the family went back East. The Sacramento Union, 15 Sept 1869, p.3, col3, lists their name as joining the Special Excursion from Elko, Nevada.
1870 census: Maryland. Little Gunpowder, Baltimore Co.
Brown's and two children living with Adelaide's sister, Mary, and her husband Wilson Townsend. Mr. Brown states his occupation as Minister.
Returned to California after a year and a half. It is thought that W.W. became "too fond of the bottle", but whatever the reason, Adela divorced William.
Charlie (Charles Wilson Brown) stayed with his father and found a job with Wells Fargo in San Francisco.
Elizabeth Mary "Bessie" was put into Miss Shelli's Seminary of Benecia, CA.
Adela married George Pridham about 1879 and moved to Tombstone, Arizona. George also worked for Wells Fargo. Bessie joined them after finishing school.
William married Alice M. Stohlman Smith (last name uncertain as it's listed different on every document), in 1884. He was 50, she was 28, by their San Francisco marriage license.
William and Alice had two children: Robert E.L. Brown and Orabel Brown.
1887: Application for War Pension
Enlisted in Council Bluffs, IA, in Battalion of Iowa volunteers. 16 Jul 1846 as a Private in Company A, commanded by Capt. Jefferson Hunt & Lt. Col. James Allen, for 1 year
Traveled west by ship across the Isthmus by the Slogris River. Continued by ship North to San Francisco, by way of the Bay and the Sacramento River, to Davisville (now Davis, Co).
Attempted to establish a wheat plantation.
William died July 1899.
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That's what I have. "notes" that someone else compiled and not a single proof on my own. If you have any information on this family, I would be forever grateful. It is the one stagnant plateau of my research that just sits there, in the back of my brain, un-sourced and unknowing. Leave me a comment! TIA!
~happy huntings
Fryer Family of Allegheny Pennsylvania
I'm on a hunt for information about the Fryer family of Allegheny Co., Pennsylvania. You know how it gets... you become stagnant in one search, you find another to research. The Fryer's are my step-father's family, and a brand-new search, just begun yesterday. The Internet is alive with resources, and then at the same time... not so much. I love a new puzzle to figure out.
What I have figured out 100% and the line of my step-father:
William Fryer, 26 Mar 1836 - 3 April 1866, married Elizabeth McMillan, 24 Sept 1838 - 28 Nov 1873.
His father was William Fryer, 1785/1790 of Allegheny Co, PA - 8 Aug 1871, Allegheny Co., PA, married Annie Middlesworth, 1804/1850, Allegheny Co.
In my research of the Fryer family of this county, I found many sources of a Leonard Fryer and Ellen (or Eleanor) Porter, both from Ireland, who settled in the county. Upper St. Clair Township History states that Leonard had a son William. Dates of Leonard's other children (apparently 13, although I've yet to find more than the 4 sons) certainly match with MY William being in the mix.
Furthermore, William and Annie Middlesworth's first children were a set of twins, Moses and Leonard. Moses named after her father and Leonard... well, it'd make sense to be named after His father.
I'm thinking a Great chance these families are connected.
Any information on this family would be greatly appreciated. I have much information on descendants, but have yet to find the children of Leonard in any detail or a positive connection between my William and the William, son of Leonard.
What I have figured out 100% and the line of my step-father:
William Fryer, 26 Mar 1836 - 3 April 1866, married Elizabeth McMillan, 24 Sept 1838 - 28 Nov 1873.
His father was William Fryer, 1785/1790 of Allegheny Co, PA - 8 Aug 1871, Allegheny Co., PA, married Annie Middlesworth, 1804/1850, Allegheny Co.
In my research of the Fryer family of this county, I found many sources of a Leonard Fryer and Ellen (or Eleanor) Porter, both from Ireland, who settled in the county. Upper St. Clair Township History states that Leonard had a son William. Dates of Leonard's other children (apparently 13, although I've yet to find more than the 4 sons) certainly match with MY William being in the mix.
Furthermore, William and Annie Middlesworth's first children were a set of twins, Moses and Leonard. Moses named after her father and Leonard... well, it'd make sense to be named after His father.
I'm thinking a Great chance these families are connected.
Any information on this family would be greatly appreciated. I have much information on descendants, but have yet to find the children of Leonard in any detail or a positive connection between my William and the William, son of Leonard.
A Nod to Google
I'm so confused about this Internet "thing". I have to admit. What is the difference between Yahoo! and Google, really. I teach Internet classes, I do SEO on my own websites. I'm not an idiot, I understand the basics of how to get "to the top" of the list. But I still feel like, they know. They know that I'm a genealogy-bug, and give me websites based on that interest, when I do a search query.
I mean, does Everyone get the same results when they look for "Captain John Johnson" that I do? Are my search results tweaked because 80% of my searches are for genealogical references?
I still don't know how that happens.
BUT, I have to say, Google has it going on. In recent Google searches, it seems that Rootsweb submissions and anything on Blogger makes it high on the results list. Google is doing well to promote it's sites (I didn't realize Rootsweb was a google site... perhaps they bought it?).
And so, just because of that, I'm thinking that using my blogger website, I'm going to take advantage of how quickly it puts placement at the top of the list. And ask some questions. Forgive me, dear readers, if I post something not so interesting... because I have a question I'd like to ask to the masses, that will hopefully come up in their query. But, it seems a wonderful advantage.
Nod to Google. Thank you for supporting your own.
Or maybe it's just that MY google is tweaked to "genealogy". We'll see.
I mean, does Everyone get the same results when they look for "Captain John Johnson" that I do? Are my search results tweaked because 80% of my searches are for genealogical references?
I still don't know how that happens.
BUT, I have to say, Google has it going on. In recent Google searches, it seems that Rootsweb submissions and anything on Blogger makes it high on the results list. Google is doing well to promote it's sites (I didn't realize Rootsweb was a google site... perhaps they bought it?).
And so, just because of that, I'm thinking that using my blogger website, I'm going to take advantage of how quickly it puts placement at the top of the list. And ask some questions. Forgive me, dear readers, if I post something not so interesting... because I have a question I'd like to ask to the masses, that will hopefully come up in their query. But, it seems a wonderful advantage.
Nod to Google. Thank you for supporting your own.
Or maybe it's just that MY google is tweaked to "genealogy". We'll see.
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Surname Listing - HATHAWAY
I'm counting down my son's ancestors, working with his 7th Great-Grandparents.
Today.... #385... Elizabeth HATHAWAY
4 generations of HATHAWAY connected through:
12. Harry Eugene Dean (1878-1948)
13. Clara Belle Peck (1900-1975)
24. Benjamin Dean (1854-?)
25. Elizabeth Bennett (abt 1854-?)
48. Abiel Dean (1817-1902)
49. Elizabeth Trader (abt 1838-abt 1870)
96. Noah Dean (1790-1821)
97. Roxallena Hammond Haskell (1788-1821)
192. Abial Dean (1763-1855)
193. Abthia "Abby" White (1765-1848)
384. NOAH DEAN was born about 1730 in Massachusettes. He died on 24 Aug 1794 in Massachusettes.
385. ELIZABETH HATHAWAY was born about 1726. She died in unknown
Children of Noah and Elizabeth: Elizabeth Dean Dennis (1760-1833), Abial Dean (1763-1855), Noah Dean (?)
770. SETH HATHAWAY was born on 8 Mar 1707 in Dighton, Bristol Co., Massachusettes. He died in Jun 1748 in New England, Hettinger Co., North Dakota.
771. DAMARIS PAUL was born in 1695 in Berkley, Bristol Co., Massachusettes. She died about 1777.
Children of Seth and Damaris: Elizabeth Hathaway Dean (abt 1726-?), Edward Hathaway (abt 1728-bef 1757), Abial Hathaway (1730-1767)
1540. EPHRAIM HATHAWAY was born on 8 Dec 1661 in Taunton, Briston Co., Massachusetts. He died on 20 Dec 1716 in Dighton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.
1541. ELIZABETH TALBOT was born on 14 Dec 1671 in Taunton, Briston Co., Massachusetts. She died on 5 Mar 1717 in Dighton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.
Children of Ephraim and Elizabeth: Elizabeth Hathaway White (1690-1752/1753), Ephraim Hathaway Jr. (1692-1711), Nathaniel Hathaway (1693-1748), Josiah Hathaway (1698-1778), Joseph Hathaway (1698-1770), Mercy Hathaway (1701-1754), Sarah Hathaway (1704-1705), Seth Hathaway (1707-1748), Rebecca Hathaway (1710-1748), Abigail Hathaway (1715-1785)
3080. JOHN HATHAWAY was born in 1629 in Freetown, Bristol Co., Massachusetts. He died in 1705 in Taunton, Briston Co., Massachusetts.
3081. MARTHA SHEPHARD was born in 1629 in Taunton, Briston Co., Massachusetts. She died in 1690 in Freetown, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.
Son: Ephraim Hathaway (1661-1716)
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If you have any information on the HATHAWAY family, please leave me a comment!
~happy huntings
Today.... #385... Elizabeth HATHAWAY
4 generations of HATHAWAY connected through:
12. Harry Eugene Dean (1878-1948)
13. Clara Belle Peck (1900-1975)
24. Benjamin Dean (1854-?)
25. Elizabeth Bennett (abt 1854-?)
48. Abiel Dean (1817-1902)
49. Elizabeth Trader (abt 1838-abt 1870)
96. Noah Dean (1790-1821)
97. Roxallena Hammond Haskell (1788-1821)
192. Abial Dean (1763-1855)
193. Abthia "Abby" White (1765-1848)
384. NOAH DEAN was born about 1730 in Massachusettes. He died on 24 Aug 1794 in Massachusettes.
385. ELIZABETH HATHAWAY was born about 1726. She died in unknown
Children of Noah and Elizabeth: Elizabeth Dean Dennis (1760-1833), Abial Dean (1763-1855), Noah Dean (?)
770. SETH HATHAWAY was born on 8 Mar 1707 in Dighton, Bristol Co., Massachusettes. He died in Jun 1748 in New England, Hettinger Co., North Dakota.
771. DAMARIS PAUL was born in 1695 in Berkley, Bristol Co., Massachusettes. She died about 1777.
Children of Seth and Damaris: Elizabeth Hathaway Dean (abt 1726-?), Edward Hathaway (abt 1728-bef 1757), Abial Hathaway (1730-1767)
1540. EPHRAIM HATHAWAY was born on 8 Dec 1661 in Taunton, Briston Co., Massachusetts. He died on 20 Dec 1716 in Dighton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.
1541. ELIZABETH TALBOT was born on 14 Dec 1671 in Taunton, Briston Co., Massachusetts. She died on 5 Mar 1717 in Dighton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.
Children of Ephraim and Elizabeth: Elizabeth Hathaway White (1690-1752/1753), Ephraim Hathaway Jr. (1692-1711), Nathaniel Hathaway (1693-1748), Josiah Hathaway (1698-1778), Joseph Hathaway (1698-1770), Mercy Hathaway (1701-1754), Sarah Hathaway (1704-1705), Seth Hathaway (1707-1748), Rebecca Hathaway (1710-1748), Abigail Hathaway (1715-1785)
3080. JOHN HATHAWAY was born in 1629 in Freetown, Bristol Co., Massachusetts. He died in 1705 in Taunton, Briston Co., Massachusetts.
3081. MARTHA SHEPHARD was born in 1629 in Taunton, Briston Co., Massachusetts. She died in 1690 in Freetown, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.
Son: Ephraim Hathaway (1661-1716)
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If you have any information on the HATHAWAY family, please leave me a comment!
~happy huntings
Surname Listing - DOLPH / DEWOLF (Holland)
I'm counting down my son's ancestors, working with his 6th Great-Grandparents.
Today.... #211... Tabitha DOLPH
6 generations of DOLPH/DEWOLF connected through:
12. Harry Eugene Dean (1878-1948)
13. Clara Belle Peck (1900-1975)
26. George M. Peck (1866-1943)
27. Clara Miller (abt 1880-?)
52. Armour S. Peck (1831-1918)
53. Mary E. Pritchard (1838-1915)
104. William Peck (1802/1803 - 1839)
105. Susannah Stevenson (1804-1881)
210. ANDREW STEVENSON Jr. was born on 28 May 1779 in Hampton, Fort Ann, Washington Co., New York. He died on 30 May 1867 in Chillicothe, Wapello Co., Iowa. He was buried in Chillicothe Cemetery, Chillicothe, Wapello Co., Iowa.
211. TABITHA DOLPH was born on 15 Dec 1777 in Spencertown, Columbia Co., New York. She died after 1820 in Manchester Township, Dearborn Co., Indiana
Children of Andrew and Tabitha: Armour Stevenson (1802-1897), Susannah Stevenson Peck (1804-1881), Lydia Stevenson Cook (1805-?), Sylvanus Stevenson (1809-1876), James Stevenson (1815-1890), Thomas Horace Stevenson (1815-1881), Sylvester W. Stevenson (1816-?), Cyrone Columbus Stevenson (1817-?), Nancy Stevenson Goodwin (1818-?), John Henry Stevenson (1818-aft 1880)
422. ABDA DOLPH was born on 25 Oct 1743 in Portland, Middlesex Co., Connecticut. He died on 26 Oct 1833 in West Andover, Astabula Co., Ohio. He was buried in Ashtabula Co., Ohio.
423. MARY COLEMAN was born on 4 Mar 1745 in Wethersfield, Hartford CO., Connecticut. She died on 19 Jan 1800 in Fort Ann, Washington Co., New York.
Children of Abda and Mary: Joseph (1767-1827), William Dolph (1769-?), Ruth Dolph Brisbee (1771-1835), Lydia Dolph Bond (1774-1854), Tabitha Dolph Stevenson (1777-aft 1820), George Dolph (1780-1852), Simeon Dolph (1783-1829), Mary Apphia Dolph (1790-?)
Abda married (2) Bethiah Fuller.
Abda married (3) Elizabeth
844. JOSEPH DE WOLF was born on 7 Mar 1719 in Lebanon, New London Co., Connecticut. He died in Feb 1758 in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.
845. TABITHA JOHNSON was born on 9 Feb 1716 in Middletown, Middlesex Co., Connecticut. She died in 1777 in Connecticut
Children of Joseph and Tabitha: Prudence Dolph (1739-?), Margaret Dolph (1741-?), Abda Dolph (1743-1833)
1688. CHARLES DE WOLF was born on 18 Sep 1673 in Lyme, Grafton Co., New Hampshire. He died on 5 Dec 1731 in Middletown, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.
1689. PRUDENCE BECKWITH was born on 22 Aug 1676 in New London Co., Connecticut. She was christened on 27 Aug 1676 in New London Co., Connecticut. She died on 16 Jun 1737 in Wethersfield, Harford Co., Connecticut.
Children of Charles and Prudence: Matthew Nathan Dewolf (?), Joseph Dewolf (1719-1758)
3376. EDWARD NATHAN DEWOLF was born in 1646 in Guilford, New Haven Co., Connecticut. He died on 24 Mar 1712.
3377. REBECCA TINKER was born in 1650 in Wethersfield, Harford Co., Connecticut. She died in Jun 1722 in Lyme, Grafton Co., New Hampshire.
Son: Charles Dewolf (1673-1731)
6752. BALTHAZAR DEWOLF was born in 1620 in Holland. He died on 28 Sep 1692 in Lyme, Grafton Co., New Hampshire.
6753. ALICE PECK was born in 1625 in London, Middlesex, England. She died on 5 Dec 1685 in Lyme, Grafton Co., New Hampshire
Children of Balthazar and Alice: Edward Nathan Dewolf (1646-1712), Stephen Peter DeWolf (1650-?), Simon DeWolf (1650-?), Hannah DeWolf Stone (1652-?), Mary DeWolf Lee (1656-?), Susannah DeWolf Champion (1664-?), Alice DeWolf Comstock (1666-?), Unknown Baby (1661-1661)
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Today.... #211... Tabitha DOLPH
6 generations of DOLPH/DEWOLF connected through:
12. Harry Eugene Dean (1878-1948)
13. Clara Belle Peck (1900-1975)
26. George M. Peck (1866-1943)
27. Clara Miller (abt 1880-?)
52. Armour S. Peck (1831-1918)
53. Mary E. Pritchard (1838-1915)
104. William Peck (1802/1803 - 1839)
105. Susannah Stevenson (1804-1881)
210. ANDREW STEVENSON Jr. was born on 28 May 1779 in Hampton, Fort Ann, Washington Co., New York. He died on 30 May 1867 in Chillicothe, Wapello Co., Iowa. He was buried in Chillicothe Cemetery, Chillicothe, Wapello Co., Iowa.
211. TABITHA DOLPH was born on 15 Dec 1777 in Spencertown, Columbia Co., New York. She died after 1820 in Manchester Township, Dearborn Co., Indiana
Children of Andrew and Tabitha: Armour Stevenson (1802-1897), Susannah Stevenson Peck (1804-1881), Lydia Stevenson Cook (1805-?), Sylvanus Stevenson (1809-1876), James Stevenson (1815-1890), Thomas Horace Stevenson (1815-1881), Sylvester W. Stevenson (1816-?), Cyrone Columbus Stevenson (1817-?), Nancy Stevenson Goodwin (1818-?), John Henry Stevenson (1818-aft 1880)
422. ABDA DOLPH was born on 25 Oct 1743 in Portland, Middlesex Co., Connecticut. He died on 26 Oct 1833 in West Andover, Astabula Co., Ohio. He was buried in Ashtabula Co., Ohio.
423. MARY COLEMAN was born on 4 Mar 1745 in Wethersfield, Hartford CO., Connecticut. She died on 19 Jan 1800 in Fort Ann, Washington Co., New York.
Children of Abda and Mary: Joseph (1767-1827), William Dolph (1769-?), Ruth Dolph Brisbee (1771-1835), Lydia Dolph Bond (1774-1854), Tabitha Dolph Stevenson (1777-aft 1820), George Dolph (1780-1852), Simeon Dolph (1783-1829), Mary Apphia Dolph (1790-?)
Abda married (2) Bethiah Fuller.
Abda married (3) Elizabeth
844. JOSEPH DE WOLF was born on 7 Mar 1719 in Lebanon, New London Co., Connecticut. He died in Feb 1758 in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.
845. TABITHA JOHNSON was born on 9 Feb 1716 in Middletown, Middlesex Co., Connecticut. She died in 1777 in Connecticut
Children of Joseph and Tabitha: Prudence Dolph (1739-?), Margaret Dolph (1741-?), Abda Dolph (1743-1833)
1688. CHARLES DE WOLF was born on 18 Sep 1673 in Lyme, Grafton Co., New Hampshire. He died on 5 Dec 1731 in Middletown, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.
1689. PRUDENCE BECKWITH was born on 22 Aug 1676 in New London Co., Connecticut. She was christened on 27 Aug 1676 in New London Co., Connecticut. She died on 16 Jun 1737 in Wethersfield, Harford Co., Connecticut.
Children of Charles and Prudence: Matthew Nathan Dewolf (?), Joseph Dewolf (1719-1758)
3376. EDWARD NATHAN DEWOLF was born in 1646 in Guilford, New Haven Co., Connecticut. He died on 24 Mar 1712.
3377. REBECCA TINKER was born in 1650 in Wethersfield, Harford Co., Connecticut. She died in Jun 1722 in Lyme, Grafton Co., New Hampshire.
Son: Charles Dewolf (1673-1731)
6752. BALTHAZAR DEWOLF was born in 1620 in Holland. He died on 28 Sep 1692 in Lyme, Grafton Co., New Hampshire.
6753. ALICE PECK was born in 1625 in London, Middlesex, England. She died on 5 Dec 1685 in Lyme, Grafton Co., New Hampshire
Children of Balthazar and Alice: Edward Nathan Dewolf (1646-1712), Stephen Peter DeWolf (1650-?), Simon DeWolf (1650-?), Hannah DeWolf Stone (1652-?), Mary DeWolf Lee (1656-?), Susannah DeWolf Champion (1664-?), Alice DeWolf Comstock (1666-?), Unknown Baby (1661-1661)
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