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Ambrose 1 Bennett married Mary Simons or Seymour 1653; sons re- corded in Boston John 2, 1654; Am- brose 2, 1656. Did the latter marry Marcy Turner ?
In print we read that Rev. Am- brose Eggleston of New York State compiled data on his family, where findable ?. It is known that Bennett and Eggleston families resided in or near Masonville, N. Y. That Louisa Smith born Aug. 25,1793 died July 15, 1863, married Ambrose Bennett. ยท Correspondence invited. Turner and Eggleston lines are finished.
Mrs. William P. Allen,
206 Oak street, Winsted, Conn.
Another two familles in the New England. area were Lewis and Linn. The first record I have of these be- ing that of William Lewis born in New Jersey March 15, 1746, son of MINTHORN Benamin Lewis, born in New Jersey, I would like to learn the names of the children of Nathaniel Min- he being son of Samuel Lewis, born in New England and son of one of thorn born in N. Y. Clty 1740 and either three or four brothers to New died in Bellvale, Orange Co., N. Y. England from Wales in the 17th cen- in 1822 and his wife Hannah Grant. tury-the names of the four broth- 1740-1825. This couple resided in the vicinity of Warwick, during thelr marrled life.
Walter W. Hagerty, 2121 West Market street, Pottsville, Pa.
BILLINGTON, HITCHCOCK 1
Data desired of any connection be- Kentucky, had deed 640 acres.
tween Billington and Hitchcock fam'- illes. Hitchcoks lived at Pompey, N. 'Y. in 1802. Think Billingtons lived near there at the same time, possibly at Westmoreland or Verona.
Am looking for a possible mar- riage of a John Billington with a
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VAN HORNE
Wanted parentage of Lanie or Helena Van Horne born Oct. 15, 1795, Herkimer county, N. Y. She married 1810 probably in Herkimer Co., N. Y. John E. Eckler born Aug. 25, 1789 in Herkimer county.
Isgue
1. Peter born Oct. 10, 1811.
2. Philip born Aug. 20, 1814 mar- ried Catherine De Haven.
3, Thomas born Sept. 4, 1815 be- came minister at Orleans, N. Y. He had a son George H. Eckler a minis- ter also.
4. Mary Ann born July 1, 1817. She married a Bronner.
5. Christiana born Sept. 25, 1819,
married Capt. Joel Da Haven.
9. Lucinda born Jan. . 27, 1827 mar- ried a Mebbins. Miss Laura Esseltine,
10. Malinda born Jan. 30, 1828 married a Washburn.
11. Maria born. Feb: 25, 1831 mar- rled a Wallace.
12. John E., Jr. born April 1833.
13. Almira born May 2, 1835.
14. Susan born Oct. 14, 1837. 15. B. Dighton born Jan., 1840, served in Civil War as sergeant.
16. Noah born Oct. 19, 1842 was
a minister in Fredonia, N. Y. Blanche B. Heller
140612 No. Formosa Hollywood 46, Calif.
CRAIGHEAD
Rev. Charles Craighead came from England with his sister and brother- in-law, Rev. William Holmes in Oct. 1714, and eventually landed in Penn- sylvania. He died in 'Newville, Pa. on Sunday April 26, 1739.' I have fairly complete records of him, and sever- al generations back, as well as rea- sonably complete records of his son Rev. Alexander Craighead I do not have the name of the latter's son which I would surely like to obtain.
ers possibly being John, James, Da-
The above William married Mar- garet Linn of Pennsylvania about 1769 and she was born In Penn. Dec. 26, 1745. She had a brother Joe Linn, a surveyor who went to Lex- ington, Ky. wbere he had a store and did surveying work in Ohio and
Walter M. Cook,
174 State street, Brooklyn 2 N. Y.
ADAMS
Want copies of any records re- ferring to James and Lucy . (Barn-
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HARLOW
Benjamin 2 Harlow born 1678-80 in Plymouth, youngest child of Sgt. William and his third wife Mary Shelley, (Robert 1. Wanted name of his wife and children. His father died 1691; hls mother married third 1694 Hugh Cole and removed to Swansea, Mass. when he was about 16. He can be traced in deeds to Little Compton, R. I. 1701-2 to Southhold, L. I. 1704 and there In 1721 and 1725 deaths of two children unnamed; another deed mentlons him in Southold 1729; then in 1747 and 1750 as of Goshen, Or- ange county, N. Y. at which time he would have ben about 72. Would ap- preciate any data on Benjamin 2 Harlow and his children.
HARLOW
Robert Harlow, of Lebanon (state not given but probably Conn.) mar- ried Intentions to Mary Freelove March 19, 1738-9 Freetown, Mass. records. Would like his parentage and also that of his wife Mary Free- love names of children and date of his death and that of his wife. Can find no further data on him.
4455 Victoria Park Drive, Los Angeles 6, California
DOME
Wanted parentage of Joseph Dome (Dohm) who married Mary Sum- mers, Augusta Co., Va. April 8, 1797 (Chalkley.)
Wanted any information re. Hen- e. Rachel born June 29, 1760 mar- ried Enos Lundy born Jan. 31. ry Dome of York Co., York Tp., Pa. |1749, died Whitchurch, Ontario, Can- who served in American Revolution. Earl Dome, ada March 28, 1832. Rachel died Whitchurch 1829.
909-4th,
Seattle 4, Wash.
BRYANT
I am looking for the parentage of Stephen Bryant born (Bolton Re- cords), Mass., 1774, died Nov. 11, 1855 Irasburg, Vt., married in Wind- sor, Vt. Nov. 10, 1805, farmer.
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RICHARDSON
Also for the parentage of Char- lotte Richardson born 1805, died May 26, 1842. Married Jan. 8, 1831, bur- led In Hanover, N. H. Wife of Wil- liam Damon Bryant, mother of John Bridgman Bryant, bom in Han- over, June 6, 1833 Hanover, N. H.
2. Want data of Elizabeth (Will- died In Colorado. I think that Char- son?) Carpenter (query 1), born lotte Richardson as either the daugh- teror granddaughter of Amos Rich- cheese to Europe in 1830.
Hanover, N. H.
Mrs. W. S. Medell, RD 1, Monmouth Junction, N. J.
FERRIS, LOBDELL, HILL
Credit for the data re Ferris, Lob- dell, Hill in my answer to inquiries about these families should have been given to Edwin B. Hill, 5421 Broadway, Indianapolis 5, Ind. This error was caused by another one, as is frequently the case. Someone ad- dressed a letter to me, but inside the envelope was a letter intended for sombody else. The letter head used was of the great osteopath,Dr. F. A. Gordon, of Marshalltown, Iowa; or maybe it was on the envelope. In my case, having no return address I for- warded this' letter to the one for was intended. After that someone in my office placed the da-
CARPENTER
1. Want data of Samuel Carpenter of West Jersey born 1716 fam. re- cords); married Elizabeth Willson ( ?). (see Query 2); said to be son of Joslah Carpenter, born 1681 who was son of Ephraim born 1653. The Carpenters were of English origin and were Quakers. Was this the. Samuel Carpenter who in 1744 own- ed 150 acres of land near . Quaker- town, N, J. acc. to an unrecorded deed. In 1749 this land was in pos- session of Matthlas Van Horn (from Hist. of Land Titles in Vicinity of Quakertown N. J. by Vail); by 1760 he was in Sussex (now Warren) Co., N. J. Would Ilke additions and cor- rectlons of the following' children of Samuel and Elizabeth (Willson ?) Carpenter:
a. Joseph born 1745 married King- wood Mtg., N. J., 1 -?- 1768, Sarah Lundy.
b. Hannah born Feb. 17, 1750, marrled (where ?) about 1771 Joseph Hoagland. (see query 3.)
c. John born about 1752 marrled Elizabetb, 9 children, removed from Muncy, Penna., to Farmington Mtg., N. Y. In 1811.
d. Ruth born March 11, 1755 mar- ried (where ?) August 10, 1776 Amos Hoagland born April 17, 1748, died May 15, 1815. Ruth died April 24, 1814. Both burled Warren Co., N. J. (see also query 3.)
f. Samuel in 1790 census of North- umberland Co., Penna. 1-2-5 (no oth- er records.)
At least three of the foregoing parents had sons Samuel four had daughters named Elizabeth. The first, four families removed from West Jersey as a colony to the then wil- derness of Muncy, Lycoming (then Northumberland) Co., Penna. They are given as taxables there'in 1773; fled back to Jersey at the time of the Big Runaway in 1778 and later returned, except Amos and Ruth (d). Rachel (e) and family lived near Millville, Penna., Gremoved to Can- ada 1806.
about 1718, probably in West Jer- sey. Was she daughter of Samuel 2 Willson (Robert 1 and Ann (Hoag) Willson,) born 1681, died 1761. Want additions and corrections of the fol- lowing family of Samuel and Esther (or Hester) (Overton) Willson
2. Samuel born 1706, died 1785, married Deborah Willets.
b. Robert born 1709, died 1780, married Mary Lundy.
c. Esther born 1711, married Henry Coate.
d. James born 1713, died 1777 mar- ried Martha Lalng.
e. Sarah born Feb. 4, 1715 (not
? 1716, tas given in Lundy Gen.) f. Elizabeth born about 1718, mar- ried Samuel Carpenter as given in query 1. She is not listed in Lundy book. Want proof she was daughter, of Samuel 2 Willson.
g. Ann born June , 5, 1820, died
whom . it was
after 1778, marrled Aug . 10, 1739 Richard Lundy III.
Orange Co. vid and Israel.
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6. Margaret born Jan. 24, 1821 married a Bigelow and lived in De- troit, Mich.
7. Julia Ann born Feb.15, 1823.
Maroy Turner ?
In print we read that Rev. Am- brose Eggleston of New York State compiled data on his family, where findable 2. It is known that Bennett and Eggleston families resided in or near Masonville, N. Y. That Louisa Smith born Aug. 25,1793 died July 15, 1863, married Ambrose Bennett. Correspondence invited. Turner and Eggleston lines are finished.
Mrs. William P. Allen,
206 Oak street, Winsted, Conn.
MINTHORN
I would like to learn the names of the children of Nathaniel Min- in New England and son of one of thorn born in N. Y. City 1740 and
either three or four brothers to New died in Bellvale, Orange Co., N. Y. England from Wales in the 17th cen- in 1822 and his wife Hannah Grant. tury-the names of the four broth- ers possibly being John, James, Da- vid and Israel. 1740-1825. This couple resided in the vicinity of Warwick, Orange Co. during their married life.
Walter W. Hagerty, 2121 West Market street, Pottsville, Pa.
BILLINGTON, HITCHCOCK 1
Data desired of any connection be- tween Billington and Hitchcock fam- ilies. Hitchcoks lived at Pompey, N. Y. in 1802. Think Billingtons lived near there at the same time, possibly at Westmoreland or Verona.
Am looking for a possible mar- riage of a John Billington with a Hitchcok about 1800. This John BIl- lington may have later lived near Rochester, or in Niagara county, N. Y. Later he lived near Columbus, Ohio, then at La Porte, Indiana, where he died in 1857.
Nelson Billington whom I believe to be a son of John, was born in 1804 in New York state somewhere. He named his twin sons Alonzo and Lo- renzo which are . Hitchcock names and not found before that in the Billington famlly except that John Billington of Columbus, Ohio, and La Porte, Ind., named a son Lorenzo who was known to Nelson's children as "Uncle Lorenzo."
This Nelaon Billington appears in the 1840 U. S. Census as head o. a family living in Franklin townsnip, Lenawee county, Mich. The o.ily other members of the family were two women, one old enough to have been his mother, and the other a young woman who could have been either a wife or daughter. His age is given there as younger by three or four years than our family record. He married Julia Whelan in 1943, in- Franklin. She was 20 years younger than he.
Florence S. Whelan Mrs. Hoyt E. Whelan, 601 W. Chicago Blvd., Tecumseh, Michigan
in-law, Rev. William Holmes in Oct. 1714, and eventually landed in Penn- sylvania. He dled in Newville, Pa. on Sunday April 26, 1739.' I have fairly complete records of him; and sever- al generations back, as well as rea- sonably complete records of his son Rev. Alexander Craighead I do not have the name of the latter's son which I would surely like to obtain. Another two families in the New England. area were Lewis and Linn. The first record I have of these be- ing that of William Lewis born in New Jersey March 15, 1746, aon of Benamin Lewis, born in New Jersey, he being son of Samuel Lewis, born
The above William married Mar- garet Linn of Pennsylvania about 1769 and she was born In Penn. Dec. 26, 1745. She had a brother Joe Linn, a surveyor, who went to Lex- ington, Ky. where he had a store and did surveying work in Ohio and Kentucky, had deed 640 acres. Walter M. Cook,
174 State street,
Brooklyn 2 N. Y.
ADAMS
Want copies of any records re- ferring to James and Lucy (Barn- ard) Adams who gave their address in a quit claim' deed, dated July 1, 177, as Rhinebeck Precinct, Dutchess, county N. Y. The marriage records of some church in Dutchess county, N. Y. may contain the marriage of James Adams and Lucy Barnard. See Adams query in July 12th Issue. HISTORICAL SOCIETIES
Would like names and addresses of Historical Societies in Dutchess and adjacent countles in New York State.
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Stephen Bryant born (Bolton Re- | daughters named Elizabeth, The first cords), Mass., 1774, died Nov. 11, 1855 Irasburg, Vt., married in Wind- sor, Vt. Nov. 10, 1805, farmer. RICHARDSON 1
Also for the parentage of Char- lotte Richardson born 1805, died May 26, 1842. Married Jan. 8, 1831, bur- ied in 'Hanover, N. H. Wife of Wil- liam Damon Bryant, mother of John Bridgman Bryant, born in Han- over, June 6, 1833 Hanover, N. H. died in Colorado. I think that Char- lotte Richardson as either the daugh- teror granddaughter of Amos Rich- cheese to Europe in 1830.
Hanover, N. H.
Mrs. W. S. Medell, / RD 1, Monmouth Junction, N. J.
FERRIS, LOBDELL, HILL
Credit for the data re Ferris, Lob- dell, Hill in my answer to inquirles about these families should have been given to Edwin B. Hill, 5421 Broadway, Indianapolis 5, Ind. This error was caused by another one, as Is frequently the case. Someone ad- dressed a letter to me, but inside the envelope was a letter intended for sombody else. The letter head used was of the great osteopath,Dr. F. A. Gordon,of Marshalltown, Iowa; or maybe it was on the envelope. In my case, having no return address I for- warded this letter to the one for "whom it was intended. After that someone in my office placed the da- ta referred to inside the Dr. Gordon envelope. At least, that is the only explanation I can give.I find the Hill envelope in my files, empty.
In my genealogical / directory I have the following as interested in Carpenter: Frederick Thomas Car- penter, 45 Covell avenue, Saratoga Springs, N. Y .; Mrs. Maud E. Cleg- horn (Oksarben), 237 Main street, Chadron, Nebraska; Mrs. F. M. Jor- don, 763 Belmont Place, Seattle 2, Washington ..
Harry A. Odell,
236 Bergen street, Brooklyn 17 N. Y. ,
MCFEE
L. Worick McFee in article copied in St. Johnsville Enterprise and News of August 24, 1945 from N. Y. Genealogical and Biographical Re- cords, mentions his great grandmoth- er whose parents were David Ne ... mn, Jr. and Martha (Welles) Norton wizo moved to Mohawk Valley from wie- bron, Conn. and settled at DL.el, Montgomery county, N. Y. Desire to know more of Martha Welles cl He- bron as I am collecting data on that family of Welles.
Who is "Sigma" who put some questions in the August 24, 191. IS- sue of Boston Evening Transcript on Grannis-Wells ?
Mrs. F. F. Weinard,
713 Iowa street, Urbana, Ill.
four families removed from ., West Jersey as a colony to the then wil- derness of Muncy, Lycoming (then Northumberland) Co., Penna. They are given as taxables there'in 1773; fled back to Jersey at the time of the Big 'Runaway in 1778 and later returned, except Amos and Ruth (d). Rachel (e) and family lived near Millville, Penna., "removed to Can- ada 1806.
2. Want data of Elizabeth (Will- son ?) Carpenter (query 1), born about 1718, probably in West Jer- sey. Was she daughter .of Samuel 2 Willson (Robert 1 and Ann (Hoag) Willson,) born 1681, died 1761. Want additions and corrections of the fol- lowing family of Samuel and Esther (or Hester) (Overton) Willson
a, Samuel born 1706, died 1785, married Deborah Willets.
b. Robert born 1709, died 1780, married Mary Lundy. c. Esther born 1711, married
Henry Coate.'
d. James born 1713, died 1777 mar- ried Martha Laing.
e. Sarah born Feb. 4,, 1715 (not ? 1716, 'as given in Lundy, Gen.) f. Elizabeth born about 1718, mar- fried Samuel Carpenter as given in query 1. She is not listed in Lundy book. Want proof she was daughter, of Samuel 2 Willson.
g. Ann horn June 5, 1820, died after 1778, married Aug . 10, 1739 Richard Lundy III.
h. John born 1723 married Mar- garet Lundy.
i. Gabriel born 1725 married Eliz- abeth Lundy ..
j. Mary born about 1727, married In West Jersey, 1748, Jacob Lundy, born 1721. She is not recorded among Samuel and Esther's children. Three of Samuel Willson's sons and his daughter, Ann married three Lundy sisters and their brother Richard. Jacob (j.) was another brother.
3. Want parents of Joseph Hoag- land (query 1, b) who married Han- nah Carpenter. He was born. in New Jersey and his father's name was James according to Egle. Was his father James 4 Hoagland (Derrick 3, Jan Dircksen 2, Dirck Jansent 1), baptized New Brunswick Church Dec. 7, 1722, married Mary, died intestate 1770 / in present Warren (then Sussex) Co., N. J. James sold his share of 200 acres in Hunterdon County, deeded him and his brother William by their' father, Derrick, to William May 26, 1760. He then. ap- pears in Sussex (that part now Warren) county, N. J. where on June 20, 1761 he was witness of will of Philip Weller of Greenwich twp. On Oct. 20, 1770, James having died In- testate his widow Mary was granted letters of administratlon. Bondsmen were Samuel Carpenter (was this the Samuel Carpenter of query 1) and Henry Vanover. Inventory of James' Hoagland's estate was made by Sam-
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uel Carpenter' Henry Vanover and Gabriel Willson (probably 1 of query 2). Is the name Vanover mis-print of Conover or another surname? No Vanovers given in N. J. records in library here. Would like comment of someone who has had access to orig- inal records.
Was Amos Hoagland (query 1, d), Who married Ruth Carpenter, anoth- er son of James? Hoagland book gives James and Mary one child, Jor- is. born after James' death
4. Wanta data of Mary? wife of James Hoagland (query 3.) Was she the Mary Hoagland who is listed among taxables of Muncy. Penna .. of 1773 and then disappears from re -; cords? Was she connected with the Vanover (Conover?) family or with Philip Weller whose will her hus- band witnessed in 1761? Would like information on where Weller data may be found.
5. Want data of John Battin who was taxed in Kennett, Chester Co. Penna.,, in 1715, '18 and '19 and in Bradford Co. in 1720. He appears to have obtained a survey to 200 acres of land in Lancaster Co. about 1714 but apparently never received deed for it. His wife, Elizabeth (want her data) probably married second- ly Jeffrey Martin of Chester Co., Pa.
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ADAMS
Want parents of John Adams, Jan. 1, 1800-1856, from Miffin Co., Pa. to Finley in the thirties. He married Elizabeth Burkholder, daughter of Henry Burkholder and Elizabeth Bis- bing 1807-1826, John Adams married 2nd Elizabeth Devine, daughter of
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