"Hi, Lisa,
Where in Virginia did they live when you have information? Have you found the name in Virginia censuses from 1830 and 1840? If so, what other Cole folks were listed nearby? Do the 1850-1870 censuses show the state where he was supposedly…"
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Joann H. Nichols replied to Lisa Frank's discussion Robert Allen Cole 1806-1875 in the group Cole Surname and VariationsJoann H. Nichols commented on Toni Feeney's group 1790 Census: Slave Holders, Other Free Persons and Slaves"Isn't New Jersey missing on Ancestry, too?"
Joann H. Nichols commented on Toni Feeney's group 1790 Census: Slave Holders, Other Free Persons and Slaves"Did Ancestry say which two are missing and what happened to them? I looked at Ancestry as well and only saw 11 just as you did. No explanation, however."
Joann H. Nichols commented on Toni Feeney's group 1790 Census: Slave Holders, Other Free Persons and Slaves"I went to the website for the census, and notice there are only 12 states there. Which one is missing other than Delaware? Is it New Jersey? Am I correct that the censuses for those states for 1790 are missing?"
Joann H. Nichols replied to Danielle Jackson's discussion Slave Schedules for Arkansas & Mississippi in the group 1790 Census: Slave Holders, Other Free Persons and Slaves"I checked Ancestry.com and found the Slave Schedules for Arkansas for 1860; Benjamin Blakney was a slave owner and there were several people listed for him with various ages, some black and some mulatto. No names were given for the slaves, just ages…"
Joann H. Nichols commented on Toni Feeney's group 1790 Census: Slave Holders, Other Free Persons and Slaves"Thanks, Toni, I highlighted the number of OFPs for the heads of household. Also, in Orange County, I highlighted Jepther Sharp's name. He was also an OFP. I will be sending you some additional information on the OFPs from Bennington County. The…"
Joann H. Nichols replied to Joann H. Nichols's discussion Betsey Cole, Ira, Rutland Co., VT in the group Cole Surname and Variations"P.S. I have learned that the correct name for Jacob Reynolds' second wife was Anna (Pennock) Alger, daughter of Peter Pennock and Hepzibah (Gillet). Anna was first married to Nathaniel A. Alger. She was born 13 Nov. 1776 in Strafford, VT."
Joann H. Nichols added a discussion to the group Cole Surname and Variations
Betsey Cole, Ira, Rutland Co., VT
Betsey Cole was born ca 1780 (where?), married 13 Nov. 1798 (where?), Jacob Reynolds. Betsey died 24 March 1813, age 33, in Ira, Rutland Co., VT and is buried in Evergreen Cemetery in Rutland. Jacob Reynolds was born ca 1777 in Spencertown, Columbia, NY, and died 15 Jan. 1864, age 88 in Woonsocket, RI. He is also buried in Evergreen Cemetery, Rutland, VT. After Betsey's death he married Amy Alger 5 Dec. 1819 in Strafford, Orange Co., VT; she died 11 Aug. 1853. Jacob Reynolds' parents were…See More
Joann H. Nichols commented on Toni Feeney's group 1790 Census: Slave Holders, Other Free Persons and Slaves"Hi, Toni, I thought after I did it that I should have put it on your own site instead of on here, or on both. Yes, you may put it on Ishmael Turner's page! Thanks!"
Joann H. Nichols commented on Toni Feeney's group 1790 Census: Slave Holders, Other Free Persons and Slaves"Hi, Toni,
Here is the compilation I did on Ishmael Turner who was in VT's 1791 census after being in Winchester, NH in 1790.
ISHMAEL TURNER
Listed in Chester, Windsor County with three other free persons in the 1791 Vermont census.
He is…"
Joann H. Nichols commented on Toni Feeney's group 1790 Census: Slave Holders, Other Free Persons and Slaves"Hi, Toni, I looked again at your website and notice Ishmael Turner listed. Remember that he shows up in Vermont in 1791?"
Toni Feeney left a comment for Joann H. Nichols"Hi Joann,
Yes, I'm still trying to learn this too, so we are both in the same boat, but we will prevail, I'm sure? It sure looks to be a great social networking site just for us genealogists from what I've seen and look forward to…"
Lisa Frank left a comment for Joann H. Nichols"Hi Joann,
First, here's a late welcome to the 'new' Cole surname group. Second, I just spotted your message in my email inbox. Here's a snippet: "I signed up this afternoon and I thought I typed up something to be posted on…"
Joann H. Nichols added a discussion to the group Cole Surname and VariationsLydia Cole, b. ca 1784
I am seeking information on Lydia Cole, who, according to the 1850 census in Collins, Erie Co., NY, was born about 1784 in Massachusetts. She married Increase Rudd on 10 July 1801 in Middletown, Rutland Co., VT, both of Middletown. They are both buried in the Shaw Cemetery in Erie Co., NY. She died about 1857, but her stone has been broken and in mending it, most of the information is missing. Increase Rudd died 24 Mar. 1872 in Collins, Erie Co., NY, age 92y 2m 4d. He was born in Middletown, VT…See More
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- What surnames are you interested in researching?
- Cole, Braman, Robbins, Herrick
- What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
- US
- What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
- Professional Genealogist
- If you are a genealogy expert, what are your specialties?
- Vermont, census, military, most anything
- For what reason did you start genealogy research?
- I was curious back in 1970 and found my paternal third great grandfather's grave in Strafford, VT. That started it and I soon became addicted.
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- At 4:44pm on July 22, 2009, Toni Feeney said…
- Hi Joann,
Yes, I'm still trying to learn this too, so we are both in the same boat, but we will prevail, I'm sure? It sure looks to be a great social networking site just for us genealogists from what I've seen and look forward to learning more about it.
- At 10:17pm on July 19, 2009, Lisa Frank said…
- Hi Joann,
First, here's a late welcome to the 'new' Cole surname group. Second, I just spotted your message in my email inbox. Here's a snippet: "I signed up this afternoon and I thought I typed up something to be posted on the list, but it isn't there. What happened to what I posted".
It seems you've already figured it out since you re-posted, but I think what happened is that you clicked on the link to send a message to all the group members and unfortunately that seems to send an email message but otherwise the message does not show up on the group genealogywise page. I deactivated this ability (or at least I think I did) when I set up the new Cole group, so that problem shouldn't occur again. I'm glad you figured it out and posted the info to the discussions page. Glad to have you join us in the Cole group.
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