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Note N6991 :
| Find A Grave Memorial# 105468711 |
Note H6992 :
| Vital Records of New Braintree, Massachusetts: To the Year 1850 By New Braintree (Mass.) Launcelot Granger of Newbury, Mass., and Suffield, Conn. By James Nathaniel Granger |
Note N6993 :
| Burial: Pioneer Cemetery Greene, Trumbull County, Ohio, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 27193837 |
Note N6994 :
| Burial: Pioneer Cemetery Greene, Trumbull County, Ohio, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 27193836 |
Note H6995 :
| Memorial to the Pioneer Women of the Western Reserve, Volume 1 edited by Gertrude Van Rensselaer Wickham |
Note N6996 :
| Burial: Mount Hope Cemetery Norwich, Chenango County, New York, USA Plot: Section 9 Lot 66 Find A Grave Memorial# 27016141 |
Note N6997 :
| Burial: Mount Hope Cemetery Norwich, Chenango County, New York, USA Plot: Section 9 Lot 66 Find A Grave Memorial# 27016142 |
Note H6998 :
| From: iberkshires.com George Harold Whipple Jr., November 08, 2006 George Harold Whipple Jr., 79, of 55 Langlois Ave. died Wednesday at home. Born in North Adams on June 17, 1927, a son of the late George H. Whipple Sr. and Gladys Palmer Whipple, he attended schools there. He was a Navy veteran of World War II. He was employed by Williams College as a dining hall manager for 13 years. Prior to that, he and his wife Dorothy owned and operated Dorothy's Luncheonette on Spring Street in Williamstown and later on State Road in North Adams. Previously, he worked at the former Sprague Electric Co. in North Adams for 28 years. Mr. Whipple moved to Lakeland, Fla., living there several years before moving back to Williamstown in 2004. He was a communicant of St. Patrick's Church. He and his wife, the former Dorothy Grant, were married Oct. 19, 1946, in St. Francis' Church in North Adams. Besides his wife of 60 years, he leaves a son, George H. Whipple III of Williamstown; a sister, Marge Blair of Lady Lakes, Fla.; five grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren. A son, Bruce Whipple, died in 1982, and a daughter, Gail Hickling, died in 2001. FUNERAL NOTICE -- Graveside services for George Harold Whipple Jr., who died Wednesday, Nov. 8, 2006, will take place Monday at 10 a.m. at Eastlawn Cemetery in Williamstown. |
Note H6999 :
| The Bemis history and genealogy, being an account, in greater part of the descendants of Joseph Bemis, of Watertown, Mass. |
Note N7000 :
| Burial: Oakland Cemetery Manchester, Delaware County, Iowa, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 91866408 |
Note N7001 :
| Burial: Oakland Cemetery Manchester, Delaware County, Iowa, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 91866371 |
Note N7002 :
| Burial: Crosier Cemetery Laconia, Harrison County, Indiana, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 30697392 |
Note H7003 :
| Biographical and historical souvenir for the counties of Clark, Crawford, Harrison, Floyd, Jefferson, Jennings, Scott, and Washington, Indiana, Published 1889 |
Note N7004 :
| Burial: Crosier Cemetery Laconia, Harrison County, Indiana, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 30697397 |
Note N7005 :
| Burial: Christian Hill Cemetery Colrain, Franklin County, Massachusetts, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 70128931 |
Note N7006 :
| Burial: Christian Hill Cemetery Colrain, Franklin County, Massachusetts, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 70129303 |
Note N7007 :
| Burial: Riverside Cemetery Sunderland, Franklin County, Massachusetts, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 21763926 |
Note H7008 :
| Genealogy of the Graves family in America by John Card Graves. |
Note H7009 :
| Geneology of the Graves Family in America by John Card Graves |
Note H7010 :
| Burried in Rowe, Ma. THE BEMIS HISTORY AND GENEALOGY, BEING AN ACCOUNT, IN GREATER PART DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH BEMIS OF WATERTOWN, MASS. Colonel Thomas Waln-Morgan Draper, C. E. M. E. |
Note H7011 :
| Massachusetts, Deaths, 1841-1915 |
Note N7012 :
| Burial: Hillside Cemetery North Adams, Berkshire County, Massachusetts, USA Plot: 168 Find A Grave Memorial# 23749125 |
Note H7013 :
| 1900 census says born January 1844, married 1873 |
Note N7014 :
| Burial: Lower Village Cemetery Stow, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 45709106 |
Note N7015 :
| Burial: Lower Village Cemetery Stow, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 45698198 |
Note N7016 :
| Burial: Center Cemetery Heath, Franklin County, Massachusetts, USA Plot: R19-09 Find A Grave Memorial# 103545977 |
Note N7017 :
| Burial: Center Cemetery Heath, Franklin County, Massachusetts, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 99579436 |
Note N7018 :
| Find A Grave Memorial# 34381758 |
Note N7019 :
| Find A Grave Memorial# 34381729 |
Note N7020 :
| Burial: Mount Hope Cemetery Leverett, Franklin County, Massachusetts, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 79862687 |
Note N7021 :
| Burial: Mount Hope Cemetery Leverett, Franklin County, Massachusetts, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 79862686 |
Note H7022 :
| Conway, Mass., and the Rice Family by Rice, Edwin Botts |
Note N7023 :
| Burial: Intervale Cemetery Wilmington, Windham County, Vermont, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 120219725 |
Note N7024 :
| GREEN, SAMUEL, was the first of the family of this name who settled in Leicester, and may be considered the Nestor of' this little community. The part of the town where he settled is now called Greenville. He was born in Malden, 1670; and came to Leicester, a few months, it is believed, before Mr. Denny and the Southgates. He married Elizabeth Upham, dau. of the ancestor of the early families of that name in Leicester; and had Elizabeth, b. 1693; m. Thomas Richardson, an early settler in Leicester. Rebekah, b. 1695; m. Samuel Baldwin of Leicester. Ruth, m. Joshua Nichols of Leicester. Thomas, b. 1699. Lydia, m. Abiathar Vinton; and afterwards Samuel Stower, who came from Malden to Leicester. Barsheba, m. Elisha Newers. Abigail, m. Henry King of Leicester. Anna, m. Ebenezer Lamb. That he was regarded as a man of intelligence and worth, is shown by the early action of the town. At the first recorded meeting of the inhabitants, he was chosen first selectman, moderator, first assessor, and grand juror; and he continued to hold offices of trust and responsibility in the town as long as he lived. He early became a proprietor of the township; and was one of the committee of the proprietors, in 1722-3, to select the half which should be conveyed to the settlers, and to convey the same. This he did in 1724. In that deed he is named as proprietor of lots No. 28-31, two mill-lots, and one other mill-lot in connection with his son-in-law, Thomas Richardson. He afterwards purchased the whole of this lot, and erected a gristmill and the first sawmill in the town upon them, upon the site on which the mills in Greenville now stand. In 1727, he was the owner of nine hundred and twenty-nine acres of land in the town. He was the first captain of the first military company raised in the town; an honorable mark of distinction, which is carefully recognized in all documents and records afterwards in which he is named. He built and occupied the house opposite the Baptist Meeting-house in Greenville; and continued to be a leading man in the town until his death, Jan. 2, 1736, at the age of sixty-five. The influence of the character and example of the first settlers of such a town, upon the little community growing up around them, is often felt through successive generations; and, among those to whom the town of Leicester owed its progress and character, the memory of Capt. Green ought ever to be held in grateful respect. Source: http://www.accessgenealogy.com/massachusetts/leicester/green.htm |
Note H7025 :
| Ella M. appears to have been born out of weddlock prior to her mother Adaline Green marrinying Hikley Davis Listed as Ella M. Green on marriage certificate The Troy Times , Troy, N.Y. January 24, 1912 After a lengthy hearing in the case against Mrs. Ella M Crosier for alleged larceny of $200 from Patrick Golden Of North Adams, the defendant was discharged yesterday morning The complaint by Mr Golden alleged that Mrs. Crosier had sold a burial lot in Hillside Cemetery to him for $200 without possessing legal title to it and with intent to defraud him of his money. |
Note N7026 :
| B: Grafton MA VR; Prouty Gen. says b. 19 Sept 1752; Spencer MA VR have a Sally, dau. Samuel and Sarah Green b 19 Sept 1782 (error or another Sally?) Deacon Samuel Green of Leicester married Zerviah Dana 28 Jan 1753. The Green genealogy says three children died soon, then a son Samuel was b. 22 Nov 1757 Dana genealogy in file does not list a child named Sarah for Green/Dana Samuel Green m (2) in 1799 Jemima Fiske ! M:(1) Spencer MA VR; Prouty Gen.; Hist. of Spencer MA Marriage (2) Ward MA VR ! Death between date of last child and first child by second wife Census Records: [Austin] Halifax VT 1790: 2-0-5 1800: 20010 32010 (wife 26-45) 1810: 02101 00301 (wife over 45) 1820: 200101 00010 (wife under 45 i.e. 2nd wife) 1830: 0120 70-80 50-60 1840: 001 2/23 80-90 60-70 Index to Worcester County Probate: Stow, Sarah Brookfield 1778 guardianship in case # 57096; Green, Sally Brookfield 1778 guardianship case # 25636 (not investigated!) See Austin notes for more. Pedigree is tentative; see notes for more [Iris Baird] |
Note N7027 :
| Burial: Center Cemetery Heath, Franklin County, Massachusetts, USA Plot: R18-07 Find A Grave Memorial# 99579501 |
Note N7028 :
| Burial: Center Cemetery Heath, Franklin County, Massachusetts, USA Plot: R18-07 Find A Grave Memorial# 99579506 |
Note H7029 :
| The life and times of Samuel Gorton; |
Note N7030 :
| Find A Grave Memorial# 166436939 |
Note N7031 :
| Find A Grave Memorial# 166436708 |
Note H7032 :
| From: http://www.iberkshires.com May 15, 2012 NORTH ADAMS, Mass. - Vina Ferris, 82, of 26 Chase Ave. died Tuesday, May 15, 2012, at North Adams Regional Hospital. Born in Orient, Maine, on July 23, 1929, daughter of Frederick Greenlaw and Viola Byron Greenlaw Strack Sprague, she attended North Adams schools. Mrs. Ferris was last employed at the former Millbrook Bread Store on Howland Avenue in Adams. Before that, she worked as a waitress at the former Tally House Restaurant and the Williams Inn. She also worked in the cafeteria at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts. She was a communicant of the former St. Francis of Assisi Church and was a member of the Lebanese Social Club. She enjoyed bowling and playing golf and was a member of Waubeeka Golf Links. Her husband, Michael M. Ferris, whom she married on Sept. 6, 1948, in St. Francis' Church, died on Oct. 2, 2006. She leaves a daughter, Joanne M. Alcaro and her husband, Joseph, of Adams; two sons, Thomas C. Ferris of North Adams and Frederick G. Ferris and his wife, Leigh, of Williamstown; two brothers, Horace Greenlaw of North Adams and John Strack of Adams; four sisters, Constance C. Lavigne of North Adams, Rosemary Malloy of Cheshire, and Donna Czarnecki and Nancy Bernier, both of the state of Florida; six grandchildren, Peter Ferris, Joseph Alcaro, Colleen Pete, Dawn Ferris, Thomas Ferris Jr. and Chase Ferris; nine great-grandchildren, Megan, Erin, Zola, Katherine, Abigail, Joey, Noah, Owen and Isabella, and nieces and nephews. Another son, Michael Ferris, died in 1974. She also was predeceased by her sister Jean Morgan and four brothers, Harry Greenlaw, Frederick Greenlaw, Edwin Sprague and Kenneth Sprague. FUNERAL NOTICE - The funeral for Mrs. Ferris will be Saturday, May 19, at 9:30 a.m. from Flynn & Dagnoli-Montagna Home for Funerals, West Chapels, 521 West Main St., North Adams, followed by a Funeral Mass at 10:30 at St. Elizabeth of Hungary Church. Burial will follow in Southview Cemetery. Calling hours will be Friday, May 18, from 4 to 7 at the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to the Alzheimer's Association in care of the funeral home. |
Note N7033 :
| Thomas Connors and Noreen Greanleaf married by a Jusctice of the Peace on 8/24/1954. They had the marriage blessed in a Catholic Church on 9/5/1959. They divorced on 1/18/1967. |
Note N7034 :
| Thomas Connors and Noreen Greanleaf married by a Jusctice of the Peace on 8/24/1954. They had the marriage blessed in a Catholic Church on 9/5/1959. They divorced on 1/18/1967. |
Note N7035 :
| Burial: Bennington Village Cemetery Bennington, Bennington County, Vermont, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 50507543 |
Note N7036 :
| Burial: Bennington Village Cemetery Bennington, Bennington County, Vermont, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 29142964 |
Note N7037 :
| Burial: Bennington Village Cemetery Bennington, Bennington County, Vermont, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 29143000 |
Note H7038 :
| Burial: Old Bennington Cemetery Bennington, Bennington County, Vermont, USA Find A Grave Memorial# 60747481 May be a Cenetaph. |
Note H7039 :
| The Hicks/Hix Database - Northeast Connections |
Note H7040 :
| The Hicks/Hix Database - Northeast Connections |
Note H7041 :
| Men of Progress, Biographical Sketches and Portraits of Leaders in buisness and Professional Life in Tthe State of Connecticut, Richard Herndon, Richard Burton, 1898 |
Note N7042 :
| Tim Davis had John Franklin Davis as Franklin F. Davis. Bette/Lisa Davis - Jan 19, 2001 I have tried to send an email with this information directly to news, but have not been sucessful. This is just a summary of information about John. Facts, with a bit of supposition thrown in! Born c. 1837-39 in Vt or Mass Married (?) Sarah Ann Lee in 1857. They had two sons (known), George b. Sept 1862, d.Feb. 28, 1876. John Franklin b. 1865 (have more information on John from Betha Ackley). Had a relationship with a Sally Gray they had one son known Charles b. Oct 1874 (North Adams?) d. Feb 21, 1876. Might be two sons Willie (William?) b. 1881 (9 years old in 1880 census). What happened to Sally? What happened to Willie? John served in the Union Army, Company K, NY 5th Heavy Artillary. Was promoted to Corporal. John Married (?) Sarah Munroe Johnston (Bailey?) C. 1875. Two sons Chester Frederick b. 1877 and Asa James b. 1882. (based on information from Asa's 1st marriage certificate.) Sarah died March 30, 1885. John Married Cloe (Clory) Jenners in April 1886. Both Sarah Ann and Cloe applied for John"s pension when he died. Cloe was the recipient (because of proof of marriage?) what happened to Asa? who raised him? Only 2-3 when his mother died, 13 when John died Sept 21, 1895. Things indicated by information in pension and other records. John and his families traveled back and forth from North Adams area to Port Leyden, Ny area. John use dhis middle name as much (maybe more than) as his first name. To the extent that some people knew him only as Frank, or Franklin. Indicated by the paper's death Announcment of his Children and his death certificate. Also the Census records of 1860. Things I would like to accomplish which hopefully would clarify some confusion. Locate birth records for Willie, Fred, Asa. (Lyonsdale, maybe?0 Locate birth records for Charles. Marriage records for 2 Sarahs, Clory.(any or all "wives") Death records for Sarah Munroe. Death records for Sally Gray. Above by Elizabeth Jean Davis The following by Tim Davis Name: John Franklin DAVIS Sex: M ALIA: Franklin F. /Davis/ Birth: 1838 in Pownal, Vermont 1 Death: 21 JUL 1895 in Clarksburg, Mass. 2 of Heart Disease. Marriage fact: 5 AUG 1862 Enlisted for 3 years in Civil War. Leydon, Lewis County, NY. Fact 2: 11 SEP 1862 Mustered in Company K 5th Regiment Heavy Artillery. Fact 3: 26 JUN 1865 Discharged Corpal, Mustered out at Harpers Ferry, W. Virginia. 3 Fact 4: Occupation: Farmer Fact 5: 13 APR 1892 Registered to vote in Clarksburg, Mass. 2 Burial: UNKNOWN Most likely buried near his Parents Corner of Cross and Horrigan roads in Clarksburg, Mass. Reference Number: 613 Medical Information: Eyes: Brown; Hair: Dark; Complexion: Light. Note: John was married at least three times. There is some confusion about these wives. This is what I think: I believe he first married Sarah A. Roberts in Little Falls, NY. (She is also known as Sarah A. Lee,in a document that was filed after John died, the information in this document was supplied by a Harlow M. Lee. I think that perhaps he may have married Sarah A. Roberts Davis, or it was a simple mistake he supplied his surname in place of hers. Or there is the remote chance that she used an alias when she married John. ), He lived with her until the civil war. he joined in 1862 and was discharged 6-1865 afterwards he went back to Port Leydon continued his life with her for a short time,They had two sons together, then "Ran Off" with a Sally Grey. I think it is possible that Sally Grey may also have been known as Sarah M., if not at some point he met Sarah M., to whom he apparently was married she being his second wife, and bearing two or three sons. She died 3-30-1885,( A couple of gentlemen stated in 1895 that Sarah M. was his first and only wife, however one of these gentlemen was 37 years old and the other was only 30, and may have not been old enough to know that he was indeed married once before.) after which he then married a Cloe Jenners in Lyonsdale, NY 4-12-1886. I don't know or have any evidence that there were any children from this union. She died in 1915. The pension papers from the National Archives was mailed to me by Elizabeth Davis, and is where most of the above information was ascertained from. A couple of problems or mysteries, 1) Sarah M. is believed to be the mother of Asa James Davis, but according to these records she died before he was born. Or the date of Asa's Birth is wrong. I have 1885, But according to Elizabeth she said it stated his birth as 1882 on his first marriage certificate. 2) We have records that indicate he was married to a Sarah Bailey or Johnston and that there were children one was Chester Frederick Davis, but he was born 1877 about the same time as we find him with Sarah M., in Clarksburg,Mass., and about the same time another son was born, Fred. It is possible I think that Fred and Chester Frederick are also one and the same. Father: Daniel N. DAVIS b: 13 APR 1814 in Pownal, Vermont Mother: Mary Ann BROWN b: 7 OCT 1815 in Pownal, Vermont Marriage 1 Sarah Ann ROBERTS b: ABT. 1834 Married: 10 SEP 1857 in Little Falls, New York 4 Children George B. DAVIS b: 22 FEB 1863 John Franklin DAVIS b: 3 NOV 1865 in Port Leydon, Lewis Co., New York Marriage 2 Sally GREY Married: AFT. 1865 Children Willie C. DAVIS b: ABT. 1871 in Clarksburg, Mass. Charles H. DAVIS b: ABT. 1874 in Clarksburg, Mass. Marriage 3 Sarah M. BAILEY b: ABT. 1851 Married: AFT. 1874 Children Fred S. DAVIS\Chester Frederick DAVIS b: 11 FEB 1877 in Port Leydon, Lewis County, New York Asa James DAVIS b: ABT. 1882 in Port Leydon, Lewis Co., New York Marriage 4 Cloe JENNERS Married: 12 APR 1886 in Lyonsdale, New York 4 Sources: Title: Census Records of 1850 Title: Clarksburg, Mass. Town Clerk Title: Pension Abstracts, found at New York State Cultural Education Center. Title: Pension records for John F. Davis from National Archives. |
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