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Renée Marie replied to katydid's discussion Wilson, Daniel 1787-1872 in the group New Hampshire Genealogy"Interestingly enough my Nana's sister (another child of Geo. A. Wilson JR) was named Adeline...."
Renée Marie replied to katydid's discussion Wilson, Daniel 1787-1872 in the group New Hampshire Genealogy"Still haven't gotten around to research...been pretty busy; documenting my Mayflower roots through a few lines on both my parents side, and regular life/home stuff. Planning on moving this summer so not sure when I will be able to get my teeth…"
Renée Marie replied to Marcel J's discussion Researching Arsenault family lines in the group Acadian / Cajun Genealogy"Hi Marcel :) How far back have you gone? Do you have access to Stephen White's Dictionares?I have access to them via my library and the current volumes covers 1600's-1748 I believe. I would be happy to look something up for you if you have…"
Eliz replied to Renée Marie's discussion Witham's of Cumberland Co. Maine- Massachusetts (early 1800's-1900's) in the group Maine Genealogy"Great, nothing like a few doors opening is there?"
Renée Marie replied to Renée Marie's discussion Witham's of Cumberland Co. Maine- Massachusetts (early 1800's-1900's) in the group Maine Genealogy"."
Renée Marie replied to Renée Marie's discussion Witham's of Cumberland Co. Maine- Massachusetts (early 1800's-1900's) in the group Maine Genealogy"It also turns out that Charles C. Witham served in the 5th Battery, 1st Maine Light Artillery during the whole war; enlisted in 1862 and was out in 1865...he saw pretty much all the major battles! (wow)....His wife on his pension is Lizzie M. and…"
Renée Marie replied to Renée Marie's discussion Witham's of Cumberland Co. Maine- Massachusetts (early 1800's-1900's) in the group Maine Genealogy"I think I found him in another photograph; did a search for Roosevelt's inauguration :) Check out the soldier on the horse in the lower part of the photograph; side profile :DAlso did some digging; seems John B. Witham had a very LONG and…"
Renée Marie replied to Renée Marie's discussion Witham's of Cumberland Co. Maine- Massachusetts (early 1800's-1900's) in the group Maine Genealogy"yes I assumed as much as well regarding John sr. by 1870 Ann P is living in Charlestown, MA, Her daughter Carrie (my G.Great Grandmother, is living with her; she was a widow (Williams) she married later in 1870 to John Martis."
Eliz replied to Renée Marie's discussion Witham's of Cumberland Co. Maine- Massachusetts (early 1800's-1900's) in the group Maine Genealogy"Date: Monday, December 2, 1867 Paper: Daily Eastern Argus (Portland, ME) Volume: 35 Issue: 285 Page: 3 This entire product and/or portions thereof are copyrighted by NewsBank and/or the American Antiquarian Society. 2004.Source:…"
Eliz replied to Renée Marie's discussion Witham's of Cumberland Co. Maine- Massachusetts (early 1800's-1900's) in the group Maine Genealogy"By 1860 it seems John B sr is deceased, Ann is listed as 42 with Charles C age 23, Thomas L is 21 and listed as Railroad employee,Ann P is 18..
Census - US Federal 1860 Maine Cumberland Ward No 1 City Of Portland Page: Page 294 Page 294
name:…"
Eliz replied to Renée Marie's discussion Witham's of Cumberland Co. Maine- Massachusetts (early 1800's-1900's) in the group Maine Genealogy"Thankyou I would rather not waste your time with info you already have. now off to hunt out a bit more if possible.
Family sname: Charles C. Witham gender: Male baptism/christening date: 10 Feb 1837 baptism/christening place:…"
Renée Marie replied to Renée Marie's discussion Witham's of Cumberland Co. Maine- Massachusetts (early 1800's-1900's) in the group Maine Genealogy"Hi Eliz; sorry saw the other post after I replied; For John (Sr) I just tracked down HIS birth record; still have nada on his wife Ann P. Akers (Aside from their marriage Record, and some census's through out the 1800's) I did not…"
Renée Marie replied to Renée Marie's discussion Witham's of Cumberland Co. Maine- Massachusetts (early 1800's-1900's) in the group Maine Genealogy"I didn't have those two ( I think- I will check) ; but yes I do have ancestry, the trees by LadyAlaise are mine"
Eliz replied to Renée Marie's discussion Witham's of Cumberland Co. Maine- Massachusetts (early 1800's-1900's) in the group Maine Genealogy"At Familysearch.Org Edwin L Witham Massachusetts, Marriages, 1841-1915 birth 1872 marriage 11 Aug 1895 Boston, Massachusetts parent Charles C, Mary E spouse Ella C Wilson
Also George's
George G Witham Massachusetts, Marriages, 1841-1915…"
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- A Little About Me
- I love researching my family Genealogy and hopefully will be going back to College to pursue a degree in it.
- Names I Research & their locations .... (please be specific here)
- Boudreau - Canada, Nova Scotia, Massachusetts
Saulnier - Saulnierville, NS,Canada
Comeau - NB & NS
Leblanc LeBlanc - NS
Deveau - NS
Trehan - Quebec
D'Entremont - NB & NS
Surette - NB, NS & Louisianna
Bourg - NS
Hebert - NS
(Ect)
Higgins - Cambridge, MA/Maine/New Brunswick, CA/Plymouth, MA-England
Hopkins - England to MA
Brewster -England to MA
Saint Etienne DeLaTour France-Canada
De Salazar - France from Spain
Motin - France
Bearce - MA
Martis MA
Dunlea Dunley Dunlay - Co. Cork Ireland-MA, USA
Boyle -, IRE-MA
Shea O'Shea- Co. Kerry & Limerick, IRE-MA Australia
Reardon - Co. Kerry & Limerick IRE
Connor - Ireland
Foley - Ireland-MA
Wilson -MA/NH/ME
Dunlea -MA/Ireland
Boyle - MA/Ireland
Kyle - Co. Tyrone, N. Ire to New Brunswick, CA (1829)
Campbell - Scotland to N.B./ Maine
- I got started researching my family history ......
- by trying to find my Great Grandfather's parents.
I have been doing this since I was 12 years old.
- I have been doing genealogy since ....
- since I was 12 years old; 19 years
- We all have them - my biggest brick wall is .......
- George Atwood Wilson Jr. Born in Manchester, NH around 1874. He always told his family that he was adopted into the Wilson family-don't know if he was related to family and adopted in or born of a different family. Supposedly there is a birth record with his old papers that has no mother listed no father listed and surname is written as METIS.
Family has reconfirmed him saying his original last name was Martis; found a Marriage record for his mother to a John A. Martis (B. about 1850 in MA to Anthony Martis & Sophronia Batcheller), just need to find more records. >,/body>
- By joining Looking 4 Kin I hope to .....
- Connect with cousins, help others when I can, break down my brick walls and climb ever higher into my family tree :)
A vid I made about my Dunlea family
Comment Wall (14 comments)
- At 9:02pm on January 4, 2012,
Richie Elis said… hey no sweat Rene! I just wish I could have been more useful for your quest. Here is something for you though if you find this stuff interesting. In the FernHill Cemetery, there are free mason/stone mason tombs, and I think Higgins might be one of them. If you know what these men were and what kind of reputation they had regarding mystical practices, you never know......theres a masonic temple in up town SJ, its still in use today by the order.
I know this because Last winter I took a trip to Fern Hill to find a man whos factory I found in a swamp one day. When I found him he was buried near the stone masons and important people of SJ.....If I can find it in my photos I will send you a copy ....
- At 5:57pm on January 4, 2012, Richie Elis said…
Hey Rene,
I just send some stuff away for you. As for how Sarah Matilda Campbell ties in to Masten's and other stuff, I am going to dive into that soon. Once I get something that resembles your family I will send you what I have found
- At 11:43pm on January 2, 2012,
Glenda Chandler said… 
- At 11:37pm on January 2, 2012, Glenda Chandler said…
- At 12:08am on December 30, 2011, Richie Elis said…
Where would you like me to start ? is there a surname or area of geography? whtever info you have that you could tell me would be a big advantage. Even the little tiny tidbits of information can be compiled over time giving us a picture .
- At 3:12pm on December 11, 2011, Peake said…
I would love to take a look at your tree on ancestry thankyou
Carolyn
- At 2:34pm on December 11, 2011, Peake said…
Renee
Do you have all the children for all these names I'm looking at LOL
Thomas Mayo and Barbara Knowles
Israel ( 1700-1768 ) married Mercey Rider ( 1701- ? )
Judah ( abt 1691-1758) married Mary Hamilton
Lydia ( 1694- ? ) married Joshua Merrick (? - 1790 )
Mary ( 1683 - 1777 ) married Samuel Arey ( 1686 - 1773 )
Mercey ( 1685 - ? ) married Jonathan Godfrey ( 1686 - 1765 )
Richard ( 1696- ? ) married rebecca Sparrow ( 1704- 1753 )
Ruth ( 1688 - 1719 ) married William Norcutt ( 1690- ? )
Theophilus ( 1680- 1763 ) married Rebecca Smith ( ? - 1748 )
2 Marriages for Thomas
Thomas ( 1678 - ? ) married Elizabeth Higgins ( 1680 - 1720 ) and then married Elizabeth Rogers ( 1682 - ? )
- At 2:15pm on December 11, 2011, Peake said…
looks like your on the way to proving another line. When names are missing from this book it just means no one had traced that line as of 1981 so you found his birth to the right couple. Means a proven line congrates. His book list all known children and their spouses that have been sent to the Mayflower society and checked so you may have something new for them to add. LOL congrates
- At 2:10pm on December 11, 2011, Peake said…
Hi Renee
I have only found the 3 children born to Judah Mayo and Mary Hamilton
Barbara who married George Smith
Elizabeth who married Caleb Nickerson
Lydia who married Prence Young
- At 1:06pm on December 11, 2011, Peake said…
Hi Renee
The Information I have is from The Mayflower Ancestral Index Volune 1 in 1981 from the General Society of Mayflower Decendents.
All the information that you sent on the Brewster line seems to be accepted Mayflower Decendents until you get to Nathan Augustus Higgins. As of 1981 printing of the book only one child George Eben Higgins who married Agnes Stinson was proven to the couple Simeon Higgins and Margaret Bell. That doesnt mean that your wrong only that up until that time no one had proven any other children. Since the book is 30 years old alot could now be available for Nathan. If you want to cross reference any of the children born back to William Brewster the Pilgrim as I pulled them all out while researching.
Carolyn
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