Genealogy information and records concerning 
ancestors in the thirteen original American colonies.

  
william rorex sr 1743 nc margaret yost tn

David Perkins 26 Nov 1733 "Beaufort County, North Carolina" Elizabeth Ross 17 Apr 1797 "Pitt County, North Carolina" "David served on a committee to aid the people of GBoston in the Boston Blockade in 1777. He was the Justice of the Peace who presided over Counts Court. He is listed on the roster of soldiers from North Carolina in the Revolution as being a Sergt in Mills Co, enlisted 6 Feb 1782.
In 1788 he was on the committee to go to Hillsboro to consider the adoption of the Constitution." Dar Index (birth/death)

Anguish Alexander 1690 "Lancaster, Virginia" Mary 1743 "Lancaster, Virginia" melman1_99@yahoo.com Library of Virginia Will

thomas gerrard England Virginia

Thomas Alexander "April 6, 1721" "Woburn, MA" Phoebe Parker "May 17, 1748" "Woburn, MA" "November 10, 1756" "Fort St. Frederic (Crown Point), NY" "Thomas Alexander voluntarily joined Capt. Moses Taplin's Company of Colonel Bailey's Regiment in 1755. Shortly after this we find him as a Corporal in the British Army; present and fit and serving at Ft. William Henry, NY. On 10 Nov. 1756, Alexander Thomas was killed in battle while on the Crown Point Expedition near Lake Champlain in Essex County, NY. The British and French fought four battles over this fort (1755-1758) and it was during one of these battles in 1756 that he was killed." joelthomas@earthlink.net The Society of Colonial Wars Record #20129

Burgess (Burjick) McPherson Sep 1750 Virginia ? Lydia 1826 "Laurens County, South Carolina " "This man was in Fairfax County, Virginia in 1790 6 souls in his Household in that census, left there moved to Spartanburg County, SC, lfeft there after he was old with daughter Elizabeth, went to Laurens County, SC, dying there. " mimlam@nu-z.net

josiah bartlett 1729 ma nh

thomas Lindley 1704 pennsylvania ruth hadley pennsylvania 1783 north carolina

Hans Huber 1670-1675 Switzerland Margaret Koch (Cook) 1750 Earl Twp. Buried at Groffdale Cemetery.
Siblings: Jacob - Catharine - Magdalene - Margaret - Christiana - Anna delacruz55@ciudad.com.ar Huber - Hoover History

"John Madison ""Bear Hunter John"" Davidson" 1777

"Charles Salyer, Sr." 1672 "Brookheaven,N.Y." Mary Jones Salyer 1690 "Jamica, L. I. N. Y. Oueens Co." "Middlesex, Co., N.J." gdsalyer@msn.com

"Charles Salyer, Jr." 23 Dec 1697 "Woodbridge, Middlesex, N.J." Rebeccah Bloomfield "Woodbridge, N.J." gdsalyer@msn.com

George Hight "July,03 1755" "King & Queen County, VA" Lovia Lunsford "August,21 1837" "Nelson County, VA" Starcitty@juno.com

alisha west "febuary 1,1992" kingston jamaica alishabestali@yahoo.com

Col. Daniel Thurston 1 March 1719/20 "Bradford, Essex Co., MA" Hannah Parker 3 Sept 1741 "Bradford, Essex Co., MA" 14 July 1805 "Bradford, Essex Co., MA" "Col. Daniel Thurston was a resident of Bradford MA.
He held the rank of Captain there in the 1760s, was involved in the drafting of the Massachussetts Constitution, and was a member of the legislature. His 2d Wife Judith Gerrish (b 1724, d 21 Aug 1765, m. 10 Sept 1761) was the daughter of Col. William Gerrish, and several of her brothers were Colonels during the Revolution. (He married 3d Elizabeth Rolfe 17 Sept 1767.) Buried Ancient Burying Ground Bradford MA." "Bradford VR, DAR, etal."

Rocco DeGrazia Italy Sarah 2/20/1977

Norman Joseph Razook 1940 st joseph Linda Razook 1967 las vegas

"Griffin, Benjamin" 1772 Halifax Co. Virginia "Mary ""Polly"" Bird" Abt. 1800 Wilkes Co. Georgia Heart "Griffin, Alabama near Lawley" "
Benjamin Griffin's father Anthony Griffin, was born in
1750 was married to an Ann, both came from Dublin Ire. Benjamin and Polly Bird had 17 children. Robert W.,1800, Walter,1801, Bird O.,1803, David A,1805, Martha Patsy,
1807, John W, 1808, James S, 1810, Henry P, 1812, Wm.1813,
Nancy, 1816, Sarah, 1820, Benjamin, jr.(died on the way to
TX)1822, Susan, 1825, Mary, 1826, Tarlton, 1827, Elizabeth,
1830." BevWeathConner@aol.com Family

ROBERT ROCKHOLD "DELFT, HOLLAND" SARA GRENETTE HOLLAND ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY

Neil Curry 1723 "Neil Curry, born in 1723, a cooper who enlisted in the PA
Regiment on 22 May 1758. PA Archives #5/1/187.

Info also appears in Scots in the Mid-Atlantic Colonies, 1635-1783 by David Dobson

I am seeking further information & link to possible son, Thomas Curry & brother, Daniel Curry" jckrause@citcom.net

Samuel Bennett 1685 1708

Oliver Watson 1718 "On ship from Coleriane, Ireland, to Leicester MA" Elizabeth Blair 4 Dec 1742 "Worcester, MA" 20 Dec 1804 Spencer MA "Mr. Watson was the representative at Congress when 'By a unanimous vote, July 4, 1776, declared the colonies to be free, sovereign and independent States"". He was also representative in the years 1777 and 1780. He was selectman of Spencer in the years 1755-1757, 1760-1767, and 1771 and 1778.
He was a patriot of the Revolution and had three sons in service." quarternotes@gmail.com "ourancesters database, Rootsweb.com"

Richard HAVEN Abt. 1626 Western England Susannah NEWHALL Abt/. 1644 Bef. 14 JUN 1703 "Saybrook, Midd, MA" "Richard was a carpenter, who settled in Lynn, MA in 1645.He lived on a farm near Flax Pond. His will was dated 21 MAY 1701 and probated 14 JUN 1703.SOURCE: " http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/Betty--Sullivan/ bettysul@kewanee.com "Genealogical Register of Framingham Families arriving before 1650, and History of Framingham"", by Temple)."

Moses HAVEN 20 MAY 1667 "Lynn, Essex, MA" Mary BALLARD 1 MAR 1687/88 "Lynn, Essex, MA" 14 NOV 1747 "Framingham, Midd, MA" "On 2 NOV 1702, Mose bought the lease of Isaac Bowen in Framingham, and moved there with his family in 1703.He was a deacon and a selectman, and d. in 1747.In the 13 years he lived after Mary d., he remarried twice.
He was a selectman from 1710 - 1714, and town treasurer from 1717 - 1719. He was chosen deacon on 29 MAR 1717." http://www.familyressmaker.com/users/Betty--Sullivan/ bettysul@kewanee.com "Temple, ""History of Framingham"", 1887, and Barry, ""History of Framingham"", 1847)."

William Marshall BALLARD 12 AUG 1603 "Salford Priors, Warwick, England" Elizabeth (LEE) GRISSELL 1635 "Andover, Essex, MA" 2 JAN 1688/89 "Andover, Essex, MA" "William and elizabeth came on the ""James"" from England, 13 JUL 1635. their two oldest children, Hester and John or Jonathon came with them, at ages 2 and 1. they settled in Lynn, MA.
His friends tried to talk him into writing a will the day before he died, but he said he'd write it the next day, and that he wanted to divide everything evenly between his widow and children." http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/Betty--Sullivan/ bettysul@kewanee.com "NEHGR, #2 and # 14, 1848 and 1860, pp. 183 and 321."

Nathaniel BALLARD Abt. 1637 "Lynn, Essex, MA" Rebecca HUDSON 16 DEC 1662 "Lynn, Essex, MA" 12 JAN 1721/22 "Lynn, MA" http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/Betty--Sullivan/ bettysul@kewanee.com "Temple, J,H, ""History of Framingham, Early Known As Danforth's Farms"",Town of framingham, 1887"

Richard HUDSON 1618 England MA http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/Betty--Sullivan/ bettysul@kewanee.com "Lewis, alonzo and Newhall, James R., ""History of Lynn"", 1865"

Richard BLOOD Abt. 1617 "Nottingham, England" Isabel WILKINSON Bef. 26 NOV 1642 "Lynn, MA" 7 DEC 1683 "Groton, MA" "Henry Wilkinson's will proves that Richard and Isabel had come to MA as early as 1632.Henry remembered his cousin, Isable WILKINSON in his will.Richard proably worked at the iron works on the Saugus River, and his home was nearby, on the river.
Records of the Salem court show that he and two other mentook a piece of iron from a deputy marshall trying to servea writ on the iron works.
this happened in the plant, so he was, no doubt, working there.
In 1654, he served on a jury at Salem, and was a selectman at Lynn at the same time. Richard and his two brothers, or cousins, James and John BLOOD, were among 10 signers of a petition to the Court of MA for a spot for a new plantation on the river that runs from Nashaway into merrimack at a place or about a place called ""Ettiquette"" and ""Abandoned"".
The court granted them ""eight miles square in the place desired to make a comfortable plantation, Goarten"" (Groten).
this was done 25 MAY 1655.
At the time, richard and isabel already had 4 or 5 children. It was about 1660 when the familyactually moved to Groton, but he and others had made many improvements before that. In 1659, a committee of the General Court referred to Richard Smith, Robert Martin, and Richard and robert BLOD as ""the old planters and their assigns"".
Robert later preferred to return to his farms near Concord,but Richard remained in Groton for the rest of his life, in a settlement called Nod. His was the largest land grnat, of 60 acres, while the others received 50. He was on the first Board of Selectmen and continued on it for several years, and he was the fifth town clerk.
Sad to say, richard was in the habit of giving liquor to the Indians, in order to get their trade. An Indian, John Wonoto, tstified that he had bought liquor from Richard and his son, Joseph, a few days before a group of drumken Indians entered Groton, robbed one house, and killed and ate several of Richard's cattle. He also said they had been trading rum for furs.
Later that yuear., several young men of the town were in a drunken quarrel, and in the quarrel, one was killed by a drunken Indian. Joseph, in this case, testified as to hhat had happened.
During King Phillip's War, Groton was pretty much wiped pout.Fighting continued there from 2 MAR - 13 MAR, 1676. when the last survivors fought their way out to freedom. Richard was then a soldier for Concord, as that is where the family took refuge.
Joseph also took part in this war, and is mentioned as a part of a scouting party down near Swansea, where it is believed that he met his wife, Mercy BUTTERWORTH.She was half his age, and they had but one son.
Groton was resettled in 1678, and Richard and family returned at that time." http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/Betty--Sullivan/

Richard BLOOD Abt. 1617 "Nottingham, England" Isabel WILKINSON Bef. 26 NOV 1642 "Lynn, MA" 7 DEC 1683 "Groton, MA" "Henry Wilkinson's will proves that Richard and Isabel had come to MA as early as 1632.Henry remembered his cousin, Isable WILKINSON in his will.Richard proably worked at the iron works on the Saugus River, and his home was nearby, on the river.
Records of the Salem court show that he and two other mentook a piece of iron from a deputy marshall trying to servea writ on the iron works.
this happened in the plant, so he was, no doubt, working there.
In 1654, he served on a jury at Salem, and was a selectman at Lynn at the same time. Richard and his two brothers, or cousins, James and John BLOOD, were among 10 signers of a petition to the Court of MA for a spot for a new plantation on the river that runs from Nashaway into merrimack at a place or about a place called ""Ettiquette"" and ""Abandoned"".
The court granted them ""eight miles square in the place desired to make a comfortable plantation, Goarten"" (Groten).
this was done 25 MAY 1655.
At the time, richard and isabel already had 4 or 5 children. It was about 1660 when the familyactually moved to Groton, but he and others had made many improvements before that. In 1659, a committee of the General Court referred to Richard Smith, Robert Martin, and Richard and robert BLOD as ""the old planters and their assigns"".
Robert later preferred to return to his farms near Concord,but Richard remained in Groton for the rest of his life, in a settlement called Nod. His was the largest land grnat, of 60 acres, while the others received 50. He was on the first Board of Selectmen and continued on it for several years, and he was the fifth town clerk.
Sad to say, richard was in the habit of giving liquor to the Indians, in order to get their trade. An Indian, John Wonoto, tstified that he had bought liquor from Richard and his son, Joseph, a few days before a group of drumken Indians entered Groton, robbed one house, and killed and ate several of Richard's cattle. He also said they had been trading rum for furs.
Later that yuear., several young men of the town were in a drunken quarrel, and in the quarrel, one was killed by a drunken Indian. Joseph, in this case, testified as to hhat had happened.
During King Phillip's War, Groton was pretty much wiped pout.Fighting continued there from 2 MAR - 13 MAR, 1676. when the last survivors fought their way out to freedom. Richard was then a soldier for Concord, as that is where the family took refuge.
Joseph also took part in this war, and is mentioned as a part of a scouting party down near Swansea, where it is believed that he met his wife, Mercy BUTTERWORTH.She was half his age, and they had but one son.
Groton was resettled in 1678, and Richard and family returned at that time." http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/Betty--Sullivan/ bettysul@kewanee.com "Harris, William Dean, ""the Story of the bloods"", Boston:C.K. Hall & Co., 1985 "

William Eaves about 1758 Virginia Nancy Highlander 28 Jan 1798 Orange County Virginia 1 Mar 1853 "Lee's Branch, Carroll County, Kentucky" LoisEaves@att.net "Virginia marriage records, Carroll County,KY death records, 1850 Census record, Ky Land records."

Charles Salyer (Sallier) 1670 "Brookheaven, L.I.N.Y." Mary Jones Salyer 1690 "Jamaica, L.I.N.Y." 1740 "Woodbridge, N.J." "Land has been recorded concerning Charles Sallier dated 26 October 1696 in Woodbridge, New Jersey, sixty acres of land at the head of Craine Creek and sixteen acres of Raritan Meadows north of Obadiah Ayres, west of John Dennis, south of the Raritan River, east of Daniel Greassie by deed dated 25 December 1696 in Woodbridge, New Jersey." gdsalyer@msn.com The Salyer Family Book by: Elizabeth L.W. Salyer (pg 6)

"John Beagle (Beadle,Beidel,Beedel)" 19 Aug 1743 Holland "Levintyea (Winch) (Vermilyea) -VanArsdal, VanNosdal)" 1819 Sept 1785 Fishkill Plains NY 6 Nov 1892 "Schoharie Co., NY" "John Beagle born in Holland. Came to america and settled at North Hampstead, Long Island NY. Just prior to 1776 lived near Fishkill. Moved to New City, now Lansingburgh, and enlisted as a private for nine months. Later he enlisted to the close of the war and was promoted to corporal. He took part in the battles of St. John, Fort Stanwix, Trenton and Yorktown. He belonged to the Thrid Regiment. Was pensioned as a private enlisted from New york city. Served under Col. James Clinton, Col Peter Gansvoort and Lt. James Burgess. Record listed on page 24 of the volume entitled New York in the Revolution as Colony and State.

Supported by DAR pension file." Rivenmsyt@msn.com DAR pension file National Number # 64328

David Askey 1811 "Snow Shoe, PA" Margaret McGee 6/24/1836 "Snow Shoe, PA" 1869

Hans Mansson / Steelman 1620 " Skaraborg Ian,Sweden" Ella Stille abt. 1655 New Sweden 1691 "Cinnaminson,NJ" "Ella Stille born in Rosagen Sweden in 1643, was married to Peter Johimsson. The so of Peter changed the surname to Yocum. Peter died in 1654. Ella married Hans Mansson. After Hans died in 1691 Ella changed the Mansson surname to Steelman.
Information is available at the Colonial Swedish Society" genebo5@aol.com Swedish Colonial Society and the 1693 Census of Swedes on the Delaware

James Mayhew 1700 Frances ? 1742 "Prince Georges Co., MD" p548@cox.net family records

Stephen Alexander Mitchell 1767 North Carolina Dorothy West 1790 North Carolina Feb 1853 "Woodbury, Cannon County, Tennessee" "Stephen was Irish and was in Buncombe County, North Carolina and then in Cannon County, Tennessee. Stephen was a soldier in the war of 1812 and had a farm in Brady's Rock District of Cannon County, Tn. Genealogical reserch was done by Austin Wheeler Smith in the 1930s and 1940s and was updated by George Fisher in the 1990s. The information I have received was from Ms. Leah Heiden of OK City, Ok. I am always looking for more info on my Mitchell line." http://freepages.okiemitch.rootsweb.cpm/okiemitch/. gotebow@msn.com

Henry Rigdon 1630 "Prince Georges ,Maryland" Ellen Ladd 1671 "Prince George, Maryland" Maryland Since the settlement was began around 1632 I guess he was born onboard the ship or shortly after arrival. ldrig@mail.norcom2000.com WWW.FamilySearch.org

Thomas Harding 13 April 1751 "Colchester,New London,Conn" ",Hannah Stearns" 1776 "Exeter Twp,Luzerne,PA" 1 May 1813 "Harford Twp,Susquehanna,PA" "Revolution War, Enlisted 17 Sept 1776,1st Independence Co. Of Wyoming Valley Pennsylvania (Captain Jones Company-Fought Battle Burgoyne 1777" rkempsells@yahoo.com National Archives

William Hunter Jr. 1754 Williamsburg VA Elizabeth Hunter Davenport(d. by1784) ( William First Cousin) 1777 http://swww.dynu.net/spider/index.html

"William Burnell, Esquire" 1609 "Wickburn, Wickham, Nottinghamshire, England" Mary Boston Mass. United States 1661 "Boston, Mass. United States" Arrived aboard one of the Winthrop Fleet Ships 1629

John Ross 1752 Besty Ross 1776 pjhkitten@firstlocal.net

Elizabeth Parmer 1781

James Cornell 1823 New York Ellen Madge Crowl Michigan Michigan

Peter Mainss "Had a son, George, who fought in Revolutionary War. Came over on Europa from Rotterdam" joyannc@insightbb.com

John Duckett Moore 1810 Maryland Ann Amelia Allen 1838 "Forestville, Maryland" ? Maryland shirlbu@bellsouth.net

Dennis Brown "Febuary 28,1911" "Blanche Jones, Kathleeen Carpenter" "May 16,1961" West Virginia

Charles Harvey Adams "May 30 or 31, 1847" New Hamshire Anna Elizabeth Brown "North Dakota (could be Ft. Buford, ND)" "August 22, 1897" "Miles City, Montana" "Charles was a soldier at Ft. Buford during the Indian Wars. He is in the 1880 census for the fort and the same year he is also listed in the Miles City, Montana census as a rancher man and his wife and daughter are listed as well.


" linda.vargo@gmail.com The 1880 Federal census records and family papers.

William Owens 1816 "Knox County, Indiana" 1. Lucinda Galland ; 2. Rachael. "1. June 5, 1837; 2. October 29, 1842" "1. Edgar County, Illinois; 2. Lee County, Iowa" "September 30, 1876" "Montrose, Lee County, Iowa" This provides correction to marriage date on two previous submissions. Lucinda Galland is daughter of Isaac Galland and Margaret Knight. diversified1040@netscape. net

James Duncan 1796 maryland 1817 sparta twp. dearborn co. indiana 11-17-1864 manchester dearborn co. indiana

Thomas Griffith abt 1760 "Greenbrier Co, Va(WV}" Sarah Harris "Sept. 8,1788" "Greenbrier Co, Va(WVA)" abt 1820 "Fayette Co, Ky" "Looking for information on who his Mother was, Father name William maybe born in Pa or Md. Soom say his father was Abaham of Pa on will he is on it any help with this." cfrohr@cox.net

Andrew Boggs 1743 Margery Harris cannot finnd after 1775 not sure was in Revolutionary War Pennsylvannia militia "Andrew Boggs lived near Milesburg, Centre County, PA it is written that he died in 1776 but we have no proof of his death (documentation). Although in the Pennsylvania Militia, no record of his death or return. He was a friend to the indians and his farm was called the Eagles Nest because area had been occupied by Indian Chief, Bald Eagle.
He and his wife, Margery Harris, were said to be good friends with the Mingo Tribe, whose Chief was Logan. While Andrew was away in the Revolutionary War Chief Logan's wife went 20 miles out of her way to divide her sack of meal with Andrew's family. His son was Robert Boggs, a Judge who founded Bellefont, penn. and was father of John Harris Boggs." juliekahnjohnson@mac.com History of Centre and Cllinton Counties Penn. pub. 1883; History of Scotts-Irish

GeorgePage 1635 "Shorne, Kent, England" Sarah Linsley abt 1663 "North Branford, Conn" 22 Nov 1689 "North Branford, Comm" "Came to Branford Connecticut in the early 1660's. In the early sixties a new influx of settlers took place largely from the neighborhood of Wethersfield. Among these new-commers were Francis Bradley, eonard Dix, Mica Fowler, Nathaniel Gunn, GAbriel Linco. George Page, John Poter, Robert Foote, Thomas Wheedon, John Plant, John Wilford, William Flowler, Samuel Elwell, William Maltby, and Samuel Pond.
Families of Ancient New Haven and Branford Vital Records Book 1 p 26 and Book 1 p 401. Microfilm 0003697." Marennad@aol.com Families of Ancient New Haven and Branford Vital Records

John Ottey 1662 England Ann 1665 or 1667 June 1717 "Philadelphia, PA" "Indentured to Thomas Fitzwater. Arrived in Phila. Oct. 28, 1682 aboard ""The Welcome"" at Upland (Chester), Robert Greenway, master.(Wm. Penn was also aboard this ship)
First tax list of Phila. Co. 1693- John Ottey
Ann Ottey's will has the signature of Gen. Anthony Wayne's grandfather, Anthony, & his uncle, Humphery Wayne- April 16, 1753 #1480, bk. G3, p. 425
Prepared by-1: Penn's Colony Vol. 2, Phila. Wills & Adms.,
Chester County Courthouse, PA. Marriages Prior to 1790, & PA. Mag. of History & Biog, 8;8" fleurdelilas@netzero.net

Richard Deane 1701 Priscilla 1788 "Washington County, MD" "Do not know Priscilla's maiden name, or place/date of her marriage to Richard. Do not know Richard's parents or his birthplace, nor his siblings.

Know Richard/Priscilla had four sons and five daughters. The four sons resettled in Huntingdon County, PA in early 1770's. " www.juneefarmer@aol.com June Farmer