Showing posts with label surnames. Show all posts
Showing posts with label surnames. Show all posts

Saturday, April 16, 2011

Pierce - Surname Saturday

>Mom
>>Daniel Michael Carlisle, 1885-1960; Buchanan, MI
>>>Isaac Ashley Carlisle, 1842-1929; Edwardsburg, MI - Buchanan, MI
>>>>Daniel Carlisle, 1797-1872; Westmoreland, NH - Buchanan, MI
>>>>>Daniel Carlisle, 1767-1822; Lunenburg, MA - Western New York
>>>>>>Lydia Conant, 1737-1774; Concord, MA - Westmoreland, NH
>>>>>>>Ruth PIERCE, before 1717-1797; ???-Ashburnham, MA

I started this post way back when Randy Seaver posted his PIERCE line and I didn't see a connection to mine. This is another line that I have not looked at in years and in preparing this post I realized that it is a line I imported back before I knew what I was doing. I could leave it sitting in my drafts floder until I get it figured out or I can share what I know while I continue my research.

I have had Ruth Pierce as the daughter of John PIERCE and Patience DODSON, and for a source I have an online tree that I can no longer access. FamilySearch, Ancestral File has the same information that I do.

However, I also found this source note in another tree [emphasis mine]
Colonial Dames of America, Volume I.
Chapter X, Page 203-204 PIERCE Captain Michael Pierce, was the son of John Pierce I, who came in the Mary and John, 1630/1 and died August 19, 1661. Captain Pierce lived at Hingham, Mass., from the year 1646 until March 26, 1676, when he was killed in the battle of Pawtucket. He was Captain from 1669 to 1675. His son, John Pierce II, married Patience Dobson, whose daughter, Ruth, married Ebenezer Conant. Their daughter, Hannah Conant, married Josiah Dodge IV, whose son, the Rev. Daniel Dodge, married Letitia Mankin. Their daughter Miriam Dodge, married Jacob Brandt III, whose daughters are: Miriam Brandt; Lenita Brandt Poundstone

Then I found an abstract of John Pierce's will that lists his daughter as Ruth CORNWELL, so she could not be my Ruth PIERCE. (Unless of course the abstract is incorrect.)

Becky Wiseman also has some information on the Pierce family and has Ruth, daughter of John & Patience PIERCE, married to Stephen CORNELL, as do several other trees.

I then started looking at other trees and found many that have Ruth PIERCE, wife of Ebenezer CONANT, as the daughter of Joseph PIERCE and Hannah MUNROE. Poking around further I found trees that say that Ruth, the daughter of Joseph PIERCE and Hannah MUNROE died at the age of a few months. FamilySearch, Massachusetts Deaths and Burials, 1795-1910, has a record for Ruth PEIRCE, wife of Joseph PEIRCE, died 17 Jan 1711 but does not give a location. An online transcription of Vital Records of Lexington, MA, From Earliest Record to End of 1853, does list Ruth, daughter of Joseph born 8 Apr 1710 but does not list the death of Ruth.

So what do I know? Ruth Pierce was the wife of Ebenezer Conant and died in Ashburnham, MA 19 Nov. 1797, "aged over 80 years."


History of Ashburnham, Massachusetts, from the grant of Dorchester Canada to the present time, 1734-1886: with a genealogical register of Ashburnham families (Google eBook), Ezra Scollay Stearns, Pub. by the town, 1887



So my Ruth Pierce was most likely born about 1712.

She married Ebenezer Conant (but when and where?)

Based on the abstract of the Will of John Pierce, it is unlikely that she was his daughter.

She could well be the daughter of Joseph Pierce and Hannah Munroe. However, in the Peirce Genealogy, by Frederick C Peirce, he does not record a marriage for Ruth.






Peirce genealogy: being the record of the posterity of John Pers, an early inhabitant of Watertown, in New England ... with notes on the history of other families of Peirce, Pierce, Pearce, etc (Google eBook), Franklin Clifton Peirce, Press of C. Hamilton, 1880


Another Pierce connection

Backing up - Lydia Conant (1737-1774) was the 1sr wife of Daniel Carlisle (1738-1794). Daniel married 2nd Lydia Pierce (1756-1856). Were Daniel's wives cousins?

Lydia Pierce (1756-1856)
>Benjamin Pierce (??-1793) d. Westmoreland, NH
>>Ebenezer Pierce (1686-?)
>>>Benjamin Pierce (1646-1730)
>>>>Michael Pierce (1615-1676)

Saturday, February 26, 2011

Doughty, Douty, Dowty - Surname Saturday

I feel like I am just on the brink of pushing back another generation on my Doughty line. Close, but not quite there yet.

Me
>Mom
>>Pearl Vivian Camfield 1886-1972
>>>Susan Arazina "Rose" Graham 1852-1931
>>>>Elizabeth Doughty 1826-1880
>>>>>Littleton Doughty c1799-c1842
>>>>>>>Thomas S. Doughty c 1770-?

Thomas S. Doughty married Susanna Turner 2 Aug 1797, Northampton County, Virgina. They are siad to have had six children:
Thomas Doughty c 1798
Littleton Doughty c 1799-1844
William Doughty c 1800-1833
John Doughty c 1801
Caty or Catherine Doughty c 1803, married Mr Taylor
Margaret Doughty c 1804-1838, married William W. Andrews.

Beyond Thomas S. Doughty I'm just guessing but I think there may be a clue in the name of his son, Littleton. Of course if there is a family connection it could from the Turner side of the family but I found the following quite interesting.




So Anne Southey Littleton mentioned Rev. Francis Doughty in her will. This of course proves nothing but it is proving an interesting line to look at. Francis Doughty was quite a character and much has been written about him. So while I am at a standstill working back from Thomas I'll take a little detour and see if Francis leads me anywhere.

Saturday, December 4, 2010

Conant - Surname Saturday

Conant is a line I have not written about. I have done little research of my own beyond Ebenezer Conant and may therefore have mistakes.

Me
>Mom
>>Daniel Michael Carlisle, 1885-1960; Buchanan, MI
>>>Isaac Ashley Carlisle, 1842-1929; Edwardsburg, MI - Buchanan, MI
>>>>Daniel Carlisle, 1797-1872; Westmoreland, NH - Buchanan, MI
>>>>>Daniel Carlisle, 1767-1822; Lunenburg, MA - Western New York
>>>>>>Lydia CONANT, 1737-1774; Concord, MA - Westmoreland, NH
>>>>>>>Ebenezer CONANT, 1698-1784; Beverly, MA - Ashburnham, MA
>>>>>>>>Roger CONANT, 1669-c. 1745; Beverly, MA
>>>>>>>>>Lot CONANT, c. 1624-1674; Nantasket, MA - Beverly, MA
>>>>>>>>>>Roger CONANT, c. 1591-1679; England - Salem, MA

Saturday, November 27, 2010

Wheeler - Surname Saturday

I have written nothing about my Wheeler ancestors. I'll have to work on that!

Me
>Mom
>>Daniel Michael Carlisle, 1885-1960; Buchanan, MI
>>>Isaac Ashley Carlisle, 1842-1929; Edwardsburg, MI - Buchanan, MI
>>>>Daniel Carlisle, 1797-1872; Westmoreland, NH - Buchanan, MI
>>>>>Zipporah WHEELER, 1772-1841; Shrewsbury, MA - Western NY
>>>>>>Solomon WHEELER, 1747-1822; Shrewsbury, MA - Westmoreland, NH
>>>>>>>Cyrus WHEELER, 1717-1782; Marlborough, MA - Shrewsbury, MA
>>>>>>>>John WHEELER, 1695-1747; Marlborough, MA - Bolton, MA
>>>>>>>>>John WHEELER, 1661-1721; Concord, MA - Marlborough, MA
>>>>>>>>>>Thomas WHEELER, 1633-1686; England - Concord, MA
>>>>>>>>>>>George WHEELER, 1605-1687; England - Concord, MA

Saturday, November 20, 2010

Surname Saturday - Badgley

I have written relatively little about my Badgley ancestors but I have spent untold hours researching them. If I can ever get my DAR membership application back on track, I hope to use my ancestor, Anthony Badgley, as no one has gained membership through his line.

Me
>Mom
>>Pearl Vivian Camfield (1886-1972) South Bend, IN - Berrien County, MI
>>>Joseph Harrison Camfield (1847-1927) Syracuse, NY - South Bend, IN
>>>>Sarah Ann Wisner (1817-1912) Onondaga County, NY - Branch County, MI
>>>>>Elizabeth "Betsey" BADGLEY (1791-1877) Albany, NY - Avon, IL
>>>>>>Anthony BADGLEY (1750-1829) Clinton, NY - Dewitt, NY
>>>>>>>Anthony BADGLEY (1721-1810) Flushing, NY - Clinton, NY
>>>>>>>>Anthony BADGLEY (c. 1695-1732) Flushing, NY
>>>>>>>>>Anthony BADGLEY (c. 1660-aft.1715) ??? - Flushing, NY


Some previous posts about the Badgley family:

Badgley and Wisner Deed Extracts, Onondaga, NY

Sarah Ann Wisner, The Early Years

Henry Bogardus, Shirt-tail Cousin

A Bad Run of Luck for the Badgley's

Saturday, October 16, 2010

Surname Saturday - Hall

I have two different Hall families in my tree. The first series of letters that I transcribed were called the Hall Family Letters. That line belongs to cousins through my Wisner / Badgley ancestry.

The Hall family that I descend from is:

Me
>Mom
>>Daniel Michael Carlisle, 1885-1960
>>>Isaac Ashley Carlisle, 1842-1929
>>>>Louisa Lambert Glover, 1801-1851
>>>>>Tamesin Hall Glover, 1779-1843
>>>>>>William Hall, c. 1740-1822

Family oral history says that William Hall was a ship carpenter and rope maker who decided to try his luck in Massachusetts. His obituary gave a few more details:
Geneva Gazette, 14 August 1822, page 3, column 3

Died,

In Phelps, the 10th inst. Capt. William Hall, aged 82 years, father of Maj. Joseph Hall.

Geneva Gazette, 21 August 1822, page 3, columns 3 & 4

Deaths

The following obituary notice of Capt. William Hall, whose death was inserted last week, has been handed to us for publication.

Capt. H. was a native of Lyme, in England. Being deprived by death of his parents at the age of 14, he took to a seafaring life, which he followed as common sailor, and commander for twenty years; during which time he suffered shipwrck and capture five times, and narrowly escaped with his life the perils of the ocean and the murderous hand of the piratical Barbarian. During all the trying scenes thro' which he passed during his long life, he was never heard to utter an oath. His life was that of the righteous - and his last end apparently the same.

He married Ruhamah Andrews (or Andrus) c. 1867 and they had 12 0r 13 children. They lived at Conway, Massachusetts before moving on to Phelps, Ontario, New York.

I have a public tree at Ancestry.com that has all of the records I have found to date. If you do not have a paid subscription and would like access to the tree please let me know and I can give you access.


Previous Posts about the Hall Family Descendants

Ruhamah Andrews Hall's Intemperance


Laura Carter - Surrogate Record

Tamesin Hall Glover
Hannah Lewis Glover Carlisle

Milantha Hall Marsh
Milantha Hall Marsh, Newspaper Clippings

Saturday, October 9, 2010

Surname Saturday - Turner

Since I spent a considerable amount of time working on my Turner line over the summer, I'll focus on it this week. After lots of poking around I don't know a whole lot more than I started with. The Turners were from the eastern shore of Virginia and this is a fairly new research area for me so there is a learning curve as I try to learn what is available and how to access it.

Me
>Mom
>>Pearl Vivian Camfield 1886-1972
>>>Susan Arazina "Rose" Graham 1852-1931
>>>>Elizabeth Doughty 1826-1880
>>>>>Littleton Doughty c1799-c1842
>>>>>>Susanna Turner c1770- bet 1823-1833
>>>>>>>John Furbush Turner c1735-1803

I've found a couple of trees that have John Furbush Turner as the son of Andrew Turner and Sarah Read but as yet I haven't been able to verify that.

I have found the Miles Files at the Virginia Eastern Shore Public Library helpful in getting started on this family.

Previous posts:
John Furbush Turner's Petition, 1781
What Does it Mean?

Saturday, June 5, 2010

Surname Saturday - Berry

My maiden name is Berry. My line starts in Syracuse, NY and travels back to Ottawa, Canada and to Blockley, England.

Me
>Harvey Gordon Berry 1926-2000; Syracuse,Onondaga, New York
>>Kimberly Powell Berry 1900-1984; Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
>>>Joseph Berry 1871-1903; Blockley, Worcestershire, England
>>>>Thomas David Berry 1829-1907; Blockley, Worcestershire, England
>>>>>Abraham Berry abt 1803-1854; Blockley, Worcestershire, England


Abraham and Ann Berry had the following children:
  • Sarah Berry, born 1824 Guiting Power, Gloucestershire, England. She had a daughter, Lucy Ann Berry b. 1852. Sarah married 1st in 1856, George Hawker and they had a daughter, Eliza Hawker b 1862. She married 2nd in 1872, William Haines and their daughter was Anne Berry Haines b 1873. 
  • Anne Berry, born 1826 Upton Old, Blockley, Worcestershire, England. She married John Shepard in 1849. They had a daughter, Ann Shepard b 1850. I have not traced Anne further and she most likely had more children.
  • Thomas David Berry, born 8 Sept 1829 Blockley, Worcestershire, England. He married Jane Rawlins (Rollings, Rollins, etc) in 1851. They had the following children in Blockley, England. 1) James 1852-1902, married Elizabeth Coney. 2) Caroline 1854-1856. 3) Sarah Ann 1856-? 4) Amelia 1857-1859. 5) John 1860-? 6) Caroline 1862-1930, married Arthur J M Wilson. 7) Mary 1863-?  8) Charles 1868-1961, married Annetta E. Hollington. 9) Joseph 1871-1903, married Charlotte T.K. Hollington [sister of Annetta] Thomas and Jane moved to Canada in 1874 accompanied by their youngest five children. They had one more child born in Ottawa 10) Amelia 1879-1906. Thomas died in Ottawa 11 May 1907.
  • Mary Ann Berry, born 1831 Guiting Power, Gloucestershire, England. She married John Hopkins in 1854. Their children all born Bourton on the Hill, Gloucestershire, England: 1)Daniel 1857. 2) William 1862. 3) Frank 1867. 4) Kate 1869. 5) Thomas 1871. 6) Ellen 1874. 7) John Aulter 1880 or 1881.
  • William Berry, born 1833 Guiting Power, Gloucestershire, England.
  • John Berry, born 1835 Guiting Power, Gloucestershire, England.
  • George Berry, born 1837 Aston, Blockley Parish, Worcestershire, England.

Previous posts:

Thomas David Berry
Brief biography

Fashionable to Practical

Photo of Kimberly and Thomas Berry

Ancestors I Have Met

Wedding Belle
Photo of my siblings

Time on the Farm
Our stint as tobacco farmers

Headstone of Kimberly and Mary (Kelly) Berry 

Kimberly Berry's Car c. 1928

Kelly - Berry Marriage

Syracuse Baby Camp
History of the home my father grew up in
Other views of the house

Photo of Harvey Berry 1926
Photo of Harvey Berry c.1928
Photo of Harvey Berry c. 1929
Photo of Harvey Berry c.1931
Newspaper photo of Harvey Berry 1941
Photo of Harvey Berry c.1946

Saturday, May 22, 2010

Surname Saturday - Nardozza / Nardozzi

A recent wedding on my husband's side of the family has prompted me to share one of his surnames this week. When I first expressed an interest in his family genealogy his sisters told me what they knew and I was given a copy of a privately published genealogy, Fedele - Capadano - Nardozzi, as prepared by Phylis Fedele Fiorica.

My husband's mother was Florence Nardozzi 1919-1968. I learned from both my sister-in-law and Mrs. Fiorica's work that Florence was the daughter of Generino Nardozzi and that after moving to the United States he went by John Nardozzi. It turns out that this information was only partly correct. An uncle mentioned to me that the family name had originally been Nardozza and that the name had been changed "during the war." With that hint things finally started to fall into place and I determined that my husband's immigrant ancestor was Gennaro Nardozza and at some point he did start spelling his name with an i rather than an a. Gennaro had a brother, Antonio Nardozza and his descendants seem to have retained the original spelling however I have found instances of Nardozzi in their line too.

Michele Nardozza and Filomena Capadano lived in Rionero in Vulture, Province of Potenza, Basilicata Region, Italy. The Nardozza surname is quite common there. I have the following six children for them, however they may have had more.
  1. Gennaro "John" Nardozza / Nardozzi. 1880-1968. Immigrated 1904. Lived briefly in Canandaigua and Auburn, New York before settling in Syracuse, New York where he married Angeline Taddeo and raised eight children.
  2. Carmella Nardozza. I know very little about her other than that she married a man with the surname Saldicco and had at least one child.
  3. Antonio "Anthony" Nardozza. 1886-1954. Immigrated 1906. He settled in Rochester, New York and married Theodosia Degosta and they had at least three children. Sometime after 1930 they moved to Los Angeles, California.
  4. Angelina Maria Nardozza. 1890-1936. Immigrated 1906. She married Philip Fedele and they lived in Auburn, Canadaigua and Rochester, New York. I believe they had a total of 15 children.
  5. Madeline "Lena" Nardozza. 1893-1962. Immigrated 1906. She married Antonio "Anthony" Furfaro and lived in Newark and Rochester, New York. They had at least nine children.
  6. Louisa Nardozza. I know very little about her other than she married Carmello Bocchetti and moved to Massachusetts were they had at least five children.
It was through the Nardozza line that I was able to spark a little interest in my children and grandchildren when I discovered that they have a famous cousin, Michael Richards

I would like to thank Steve Danko for the help he has given me on this line.


Links

A blog in Italian about Rionero by Francesco.

Rionero in Vulture at Wikipedia


Commune di Rionero in Vulture an Italian web page with history and photos.

Rionero in Vulture on Flickr


Previous posts

Angelina Taddeo Nardozzi - photo

Fannie Cardella 1914-2008

Florence Nardozzi - photo

Florence Nardozzi Grabowski - photo

John Nardozzi 1933-2010

Mary Nardozzi Mere - photo

Nardozzi Genealogy

True Love - Gennaro & Angelina newspaper clipping

    Saturday, April 24, 2010

    Surname Saturday - Kelly

    Due to the generosity of a cousin, I have recently been able to take my Kelly line back a generation to Ireland. My Kelly line begins with John Kelly who was born in the late 1700's in Ireland. (I'm working to narrow that down. Records I have found indicate 1783-1798). He married Polly Minchin, who was born about 1799 in Askinfarney, County Wexford, Ireland. They had nine children, all born in Askinfarney.
    1. John Kelly, born about 1819. He married Eliza LNU. They had at least two children, John and Minnie and lived in Adams, Jefferson, New York.
    2. Maria Kelly, born about 1821. She married Thomas Hennesy. They lived in Canada, Adams, New York and Grand Rapids, Michigan.
    3. Michael Kelly, born about 1823. He married Mary LNU. They lived in Adams, New York and had at least seven children; John, Ann, James, Philip, Mary, William and George.
    4. Catherine Kelly, born about 1826. She married Michael Flood. They lived in Adams, New York and had several children.
    5. Bridget Kelly, born about 1829. Married James Hennesy.
    6. Ann Kelly, born about 1832. Never married?
    7. Rebecca Kelly, born about 1835. She married James Quinlen and they lived in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
    8. Eliza Kelly, born about 1838. Never married?
    9. Margaret Frances Kelly, born 1841. She married William H. Minchin in 1866. They lived in Ontario, Canada and had several children.

    My line:

    John Kelly c. 1798 Ireland > Canada > Adams, New York
    > Michael Kelly c1823 Askinfarney, Ireland > Canada > Adams, New York
    >> James Kelly  1856 - 1936 Canada > New York > Ontario, Canada
    >>> Mary Leith Kelly 1900 - 1970 Calabogie, Ontario > Ottawa > Syracuse, NY
    >>>> Harvey G. Berry 1926 - 2000
    >>>>> Me

    Saturday, April 3, 2010

    Surname Saturday - Carlisle

    My Carlisle line begins with David Carlisle, born c. 1702 in either Ireland or Scotland and his wife, Leatis, born c. 1705. I have no idea when they immigrated or if they were married before they left for Massachusetts or after they arrived. The first record I find for them is a birth record for their daughter, Elizabeth, born 1732, Concord, Middlesex, MA. They lived in Concord, MA; Harvard, MA; Lunenburg, MA and Walpole, NH.

    They had at least eight children but only three were named in David's will, dated 11 March 1769:

    Daniel Carlisle, born 1738 Harvard, MA; married in 1766 to 1st wife, Lydia Conant, born 1737 and they had three children; married in 1776 to 2nd wife, Lydia Pierce, born 1756 and they had eight children; Daniel died 1794, Westmoreland, NH

    David Carlisle, born 1741, Lunenburg, MA; married in 1765 to Sarah Cummings, born 1740 and they had ten or twelve children; David died 1797, Walpole, NH

    Lettice Carlisle, born 1742, Lunenburg, MA; married in 1762 to Samuel McCrackin, born c. 1739; they had at least 10 children; I have no date or place of death for Lettice but most likely eastern New York.

    My line:

    David Carlisle, c. 1702 - 1769  Ireland or Scotland > Massachusetts
    >Daniel Carlisle, 1738 - 1794  Harvard, MA > Westmoreland, NH
    >>Daniel Carlisle, 1767 - 1822  Westmoreland, NH > Western New York
    >>>Daniel Carlisle, 1797 - 1872  Westmoreland, NH > Buchanan, MI
    >>>>Isaac Ashley Carlisle, 1842 - 1929  Edwardsburg, MI > Buchanan, MI
    >>>>>Daniel Michael Carlisle, 1885 - 1960  Buchanan, MI
    >>>>>>Mom
    >>>>>>>Me

    I would be happy to connect with other Carlisle descendants. I have much information on all lines of David and Leatis' descendants.


    My previous posts on the Carlisle family:

    Currently there are 198 posts labeled Carlisle. Many of these are family letters and many others merely mention the Carlisle family. The links below contain information that I feel others researching the family useful and/or interesting.

    David and Leatis Carlisle

    Beneath the Oaks - Carlisle family home

    Carlisle Family Home - Buchanan, MI

    Carlisle Family Papers: University of Michigan

    Carlisle's in Maplelawn Cemetery Bethany, Genesee, New York

    Daniel and Tamerson - photos from various years

    Dining Out - Mentions a little of the life of Daniel 1738-1794

    Looking for Relief - daughter of Daniel 1767-1822

    McCrackin's in Batavia, NY

    Midnight Confession - Revolutionary War Service of Daniel 1738-1794

    More Letters!!!! and Pictures too!!! - Civil War letters of Isaac Ashley Carlisle

    New Mystery - Carlisle's in Cass County, Michigan

    Tippecanoe Place - Stone mason work of Isaac Ashley Carlisle

    Tombstone Tuesday - Daniel M Carlisle - Picture, part of a letter and tombstone

    Wordless Wednesday - Summer 1927 - Carlisle siblings, Buchanan, MI

    Wordless Wednesday - Dorothy  c1925-1930

    Wordless Wednesday - Waves  c.1946, Mom

    Wordless Wednesday - 1952 - Mom

    Wordless Wednesday - Sisters-in-law  c. 196?, Tamerson Carlisle Binns


    Saturday, March 20, 2010

    Surname Saturday - Glover

    Early this month, Brenda, at Journey to the Past, posted her Surname Saturday - Glover. Through the comments we discovered that we are cousins. That got me back to looking at my Glover lines and I reconnected with another cousin, in Pittsburgh. (She doesn't have a blog, but she writes very well and should start one!)

    Here is my line:

    Thomas Glover, 1569-1619, Lancashire, England
    > Henry Glover, 1603-1655, Lancashire, England > Norfolk County, MA
    >>Henry Glover, c. 1641-1714, Norfolk County, MA
    >>>Edward Glover, 1641-1745, Norfolk County, MA
    >>>>Henry Glover, 1732-1800, Norfolk County, MA
    >>>>>David Glover, 1775-1852, Norfolk County, MA > Cass County, MI
    >>>>>>Louisa Lambert Glover, 1801-1851, Norfolk Co., MA > Cass Co., MI
    >>>>>>>Isaac Ashley Carlisle, 1842-1929, Cass Co, MI > Berrien Co, MI
    >>>>>>>>Daniel Michael Carlisle, 1885-1960, Berrien Co, MI
    >>>>>>>>>Mom
    >>>>>>>>>>Me

    My Cousins:
    Thomas Glover
    >Henry Glover
    >>Henry Glover
    >>>Henry Glover
    >>>>Thomas Glover
    >>>>>Alexander Glover
    >>>>>>Samuel Stillman Glover
    Their lines diverge here.

    Their ancestor, Alexander Glover, and my ancestor, David Glover were second cousins. Both lived in Conway, Hampshire, MA at the same time and both moved to Phelps, Ontario, NY about the same time. Many descendants of both men moved further west to Michigan.

    I would be happy to connect with any other Glover cousins.


    My previous posts on the Glover family:

    Hannah Lewis Glover Carlisle

    Tamesin Hall Glover

    Tombstone Tuesday - David Glover

    Tombstone Tuesday - Orville B Glover

    Lather, Rinse, Repeat
    Some Cass County, MI burials

    Need a Wife? Send for a Glover!

    Laura CARTER - Surrogate Record
    Tamesin Hall married David Glover
    Ruhama Hall married Philander Glover

    Memories on Monday - Winter Sidewalks (Jay Glover)


    Bookmarks:

    A twentieth century history of Cass County, Michigan (1906), by Lowell H Glover

    Alexander & Sarah (Salisbury) Headstone 

    Alexander and Sarah (Salisbury) Glover Family @WeRelate

    David and Tamesin (Hall) Glover Family @WeRelate

    Glover DNA Project

    Glover Family Genealogy Forum 

    Glover Memorials and Genealogies, By Anna Glover @ Google Books


    Glover Memorials and Genealogies, By Anna Glover @ Internet Archive

    Glover Message Board

    Linkpendium Glover Family

    Mt Hope Cemetery Records, Rochester, NY

    Quarter Century Memorial, By Livingston Maturin Glover

    The Glovers of LaSalle Co., Illinois

    The New England historical and genealogical register, Volume 68
    Dorchester First Baptist Church Records

    Sunday, January 13, 2008

    Apple's Surnames

    I would be happy to share information on any of these lines. Leave a comment or send me an email.

    Paternal – Actively researching all

    Adam
    Scotland
    Lanark, Ontario, Canada

    Berry
    Blockley, Worcester, England c.1800 - ??
    Ottawa, Ontario, Canada c1874 - present
    Syracuse, Onondaga Co, NY c. 1922 - present

    Craig
    Paisley, Scotland before 1841
    Lanark, Ontario, Canada 1841 - present

    Ewing
    England before c1843
    Quebec, Quebec, Canada c1830-1880

    Hollington
    Suffolk, England before c1843
    Quebec, Quebec, Canada c1830 – c1880
    Ottawa, Ontario, Canada c 1875 - present

    Kelly
    Ireland before 1854
    Ontario, Canada c1854 – 1856
    Jefferson, NY 1856 – present
    Ottawa, Ontario, Canada 1880 – present
    Oswego, NY c1920 - present

    Lower
    Alfriston, Sussex, England 1795

    McDougal
    Lanark, Ontario, Canada

    Rawlings Rawlins
    Bourton on the Hill, Gloucestershire, England c1780 - ??

    Ross
    Kent, England
    Quebec, Quebec, Canada
    Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

    White
    Scotland before 1820
    Lanark, Ontario, Canada 1820 - present

    Maternal – 20 generations Currently Researching

    Badgley
    Flushing, NY 1688 – 1732
    Dutchess, NY ?? – 1800
    Onondaga, NY 1800 – present
    Oswego, NY 1810 – present

    Bookhout Bookout Buckhout Bocholt Bocholte
    Leiden, Holland before 1663
    Brooklyn, NY 1663- ?
    Dutchess, NY c 1735 - present
    Onondaga, NY 1800 – c 1840

    Camfield Canfield Cumveldt Komvedlt
    Alsace Lorraine before c. 1830
    Onondaga, NY 1830 - 1850
    Lake or Cook, IL 1850 - ??
    Berrien, MI 1870 – 1880
    Branch, MI 1880 – 1899
    St. Joseph, IN 1870 – 1986

    Carlisle
    Middlesex, MA c 1730 – 1738
    Worcester, MA 1738 – 1769
    Cheshire, NH 1768 - ??
    Ontario, NY c 1810 - 1830
    Genesee, NY c 1810 - present
    St. Joseph, MI 1839 – 1840
    Cass, MI 1840 - 1860
    Berrien, MI c 1850 – present
    CA - ?? – present

    Graham
    Northern Indiana / Southern Michigan c1830 - ??

    Hall
    Worcester, MA
    Ontario, NY

    Wisner
    PA 1783 – c 1810
    Onondaga, NY c1810 – 1840
    Lake, IL 1840 – c 1930
    Washington, KS 1880 – present
    Interested in all Wisner lines, especially those in PA


    Other Surnames Dates and locations to be added as time allows Mostly early New England

    Aldridge

    Andrews

    Arnold

    Bachelor

    Barker

    Baskerville

    Bayly

    Belgrave

    Blessing

    Boridge

    Brauningen ?? maybe, line not verified

    Bray

    Brewster

    Buswell

    Caljer

    Clark
    Clarke

    Clinton

    Close

    Coggan

    Colepepper

    Conant

    Constable

    Cooke

    Daubeny

    DeLangley

    Deane
    Dene

    DeFerrers

    DeHoland

    DeLaund

    Denslow

    Devereux

    Dodson

    Dumbaugh

    Dwight

    Eager

    Eames

    Edmondes

    Esty
    Este
    Easty

    Flete

    Frost

    Fyn

    George

    Gourd

    Griffith

    Guillims

    Haight
    Hoyt

    Hall two lines

    Hapgood

    Harper

    Harrington

    Harwood
    Harrod

    Haynes

    Hendley

    Henricks

    Hill

    Horton

    Howe

    Jans

    Jennison

    Kemp

    Kerley

    Kirkby

    Lewis

    Lumpkin

    Markham

    Mayce

    Melbourne

    Moore

    Morton

    Noble

    Oldcastle

    Pate

    Pater

    Pett

    Pierce

    Pin

    Phippin

    Preaste

    Prisett

    Raymond

    Reynolds

    Rice

    Rodgers

    Rogers

    Sayre

    Satchfield

    Scarlet

    Scott

    Scruggs

    Skipwith

    Skote

    Squire
    Squyre

    Smith

    Stegh line in question

    Stodder

    Stowers

    Strelley

    Strutt

    Symonds

    Touchet

    Towne

    Treadway

    Verschuer

    Walton

    Ward

    Warren

    Way

    Weld

    Wells

    Whale

    Wheeler

    Wheelock

    Whitcomb

    Whitney

    Whiting

    Willoughby

    Williams

    Wilkinson

    Wye

    Wyse

    John's Surnames

    These are the surnames of my husband's ancestors. There are many associated surnames that I will add in the future as time permits.

    I would be happy to share information with anyone else that is researching these families.

    Paternal – all Syracuse, Onondaga, NY
    1880’s - present


    Grabowski

    Kleist

    Klotz

    Niemann
    Nieman
    Neimann
    Neiman

    Peters

    Maternal

    Capadano
    Cappadanno
    Capadanno

    Nardozzi
    Nardozza

    Taddeo
    Tadeo