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Merryann Palmer replied to Merryann Palmer's discussion 'Muskegon county as a black hole!' in the group Michigan Research Group
But of course! Thanks for the thought - so many people have blinders on as far as area goes, and miss so much because of small moves and border changes.
George N. Griffin replied to Merryann Palmer's discussion 'Muskegon county as a black hole!' in the group Michigan Research Group
Have you tried Newaygo County and Oceana County Blue Lake is close to both of those 2 counties
Merryann Palmer replied to Merryann Palmer's discussion 'Samuel Hubbard of CT, MA & RI' in the group HUBBARDs of New England
By after, I presume you mean their ancestors!
I show Samuel Hubbard's parents as James (b. England; m. @ 1592 Naomi Cocke (no dates found, d. in Mendalsham, Co. Suffolk, England); d. 18 April 1611, Mendalsham, Co. Suffolk, England.
His…
Merryann Palmer replied to Ruby Coleman's discussion 'Sampson Mason >Lancashire, England >Massachusetts' in the group Mason Genealogy
It seems to be a bit strange. He may have been sick, or deformed in some way. Or they may have planned on moving and found that it would have been too dangerous for a new baby. It's also possible that Mary was unable to breast feed him and they…
Merryann Palmer replied to Merryann Palmer's discussion 'Samuel Hubbard of CT, MA & RI' in the group HUBBARDs of New England
Hi!
I show that he had a son Samuel, but he died about age 20. So I doubt that there are any male descendants around. One of these days they may come up with a way to track the women - I hope!!!
Craig Hubbard replied to Merryann Palmer's discussion 'Samuel Hubbard of CT, MA & RI' in the group HUBBARDs of New England
Hello Merryan,
I am a direct male line descendant of George Hubbard (1601-1685) of Middletown, CT.
AND
I'm also a direct line descendant of Samuel Hubbard (1610-1689) and Tacy Cooper (1608-1687) through one of my father's mother's…
Merryann Palmer replied to Ruby Coleman's discussion 'Sampson Mason >Lancashire, England >Massachusetts' in the group Mason Genealogy
I am descended from Sampson & Mary through 2 of their sons - Isaac & Pelatiah. Am interested in sharing information!
Samuel Hubbard of CT, MA & RI
I am descended from Samuel Hubbard (1610-1689) and Tacy Cooper (1608-1687). They were among the first members of the Sabbatarian Baptist (7th Day Baptist) in Newport RI. Would like to share information on this family, although my line of Hubbards ends with two daughters of this couple: Ruth (1639-1691), who married Robert Burdick, and Bethia, who married Joseph Clarke.
Merryann Palmer added a discussion to the group HUBBARDs of New England
HUBBARDs of New England
Hubbard families who began their American experience in New England, many of whom then went on to NY and the Midwest.
Merryann Palmer joined Coralynn Brown's group
Merryann Palmer commented on Katrina Haney's group 'Palmer Family'
Afraid I'm not from Walter Palmer, but have traced to Thomas Palmer & Anna Bailey/Wheeler (consensus is Wheeler, but some sources say Bailey) who emigrated from Rowley, Co. York, England and were proprietors of Rowley, Essex Co., MA.
My…
Palmer Family
This group is for the descendants of William Palmer and Mary Stamforth, and anyone of the surname Palmer still searching for their ancestors
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Merryann Palmer replied to Rachel Monroe's discussion 'Davis family that were Quakers' in the group Davis Family Genealogy
Ah - my Davis line!!!
I have William's wife as Brinley, but Brisley is one of the alternates. I have them leaving the Quaker church in 1691 and becoming Baptists, eventually becoming Sabbatarian (7th Day) Baptists. The family ended up in Rhode…
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Merryann Palmer's Blog
Wow! what a group of people (and my latest FHL update)
I just got the most amazing comment on one of my groups here - I lamented the fact that I couldn't find some ancestors (Housler & Erskine) in Muskegon Co., MI. I have had several people give me suggestions, most of which I have already done, but some of which were new ideas I am pursuing. Then today, I got a wonderful surprise - a corespondent sent me a link to the death certificate of Daniel Hostler that I have been looking for for years!!! I now have a maiden name for Daniel's mother, as… Continue
Posted on July 16, 2009 at 10:12pm
More Swartz info!
I got Jacob Swartz' will transcribed and was a bit surprised by what it contains. It definitely narrows down his death date and separates his children into first wife and second wife.
In a nutshell, here is what it says:
10 April 1852 - original will made. Gives $5 each to sons Frank, Anthony and Joseph. Leaves all land, stock and personal goods to wife Gertrude. Sons Nicholas, John and Peter to divide said property after her death.
14 May 1854 - codicil made.… Continue
In a nutshell, here is what it says:
10 April 1852 - original will made. Gives $5 each to sons Frank, Anthony and Joseph. Leaves all land, stock and personal goods to wife Gertrude. Sons Nicholas, John and Peter to divide said property after her death.
14 May 1854 - codicil made.… Continue
Posted on July 14, 2009 at 5:57pm
Finally - I found them - sort of
Actually, it's more than a sort of.
My search goal at the Family History Library in Salt Lake for today was to find out something (anything) on Jacob Swartz and his wife Gertrude. I knew that he was born around 1798 in Prussia; immigrated in 1843 via Rotterdam with 3 children and no wife; married Gertrude in Ohio before 1847, when their first son, John was born; and died between 1855 (when the last child was born) and 1860 (when Gertrude and the kids are living with her new husband,… Continue
My search goal at the Family History Library in Salt Lake for today was to find out something (anything) on Jacob Swartz and his wife Gertrude. I knew that he was born around 1798 in Prussia; immigrated in 1843 via Rotterdam with 3 children and no wife; married Gertrude in Ohio before 1847, when their first son, John was born; and died between 1855 (when the last child was born) and 1860 (when Gertrude and the kids are living with her new husband,… Continue
Posted on July 13, 2009 at 7:35pm — 3 Comments
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