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The data in this volume is gathered from reliable sources. Those desiring further information are advised to consult volumes mentioned in list of references given in the back of this volume. The writer and his associates will be glad to give their co-operation to any members of the family who may be interested in having a complete genealogy of the family published.

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Alabama
1840 Fayette County

1850 Montgomery County, Ward 3 of the City of Montgomery


California
 1870 San Fransisco County, ED 49 - Partial

1910 Kings County, ED 74 - Completion of ED

1910 Kings County, ED 77 (Indian Schedules)


Colorado
1870 Larimer County, Big Thompson & Cach a la Poudre Districts

1930 Rio Blanco County, ED 52-01
1930 Rio Blanco County, ED 52-02
1930 Rio Blanco County, ED 52-07
1930 Rio Blanco County, ED 52-10
1930 Rio Blanco County, ED 52-14
1930 Rio Blanco County, ED 52-15
1930 Rio Blanco County, ED 52-16
1930 Rio Blanco County, ED 52-17


Dakota Territory
1880 Shannon & FOrsythe Counties, ED 104


Illinois
1920 Clinton County, ED 14


Iowa
1900 Dallas County, ED 20


Mississippi
1870 Greene County, Police Districts 2 & 3


New Jersey
1900 Sussex County, ED 173


Ohio
1850 Washington County, 1st Ward of Marietta

1860 Medina County, Guilford Township

1880 Hancock County, ED 183


Tennessee
1850 Polk County, 3rd District

1860 Hardin County, 10th District

1880 Campbell County, ED 122


Vermont
1790 Orange County


West Virginia
1870 Upshur County, Warren Township

1920 Marshall County, ED 61


Wisconsin
 1850 Milwaukee County, Milwaukee City, 1st Ward
 

Surname Websites

  • Abraham Leet Family Home Page  new
    1800 Mercer County, Pennsylvania Census1805 Butler County, Ohio Tax List 1807 Birth of son in Ohio 1810 Birth of son, Abraham, in Ohio 1813 Enlistment Indiana Militia, Clark County, Indiana 1815 Shows up on Estate Sale in Clark County, Indiana 1820 Pike County, Indiana Census with 5 sons and 6 daughters 1830 Washington County, Indiana Census,50-60yrs of age 1838 Clark Marriage of Franklin Leet (Son)to Elizabeth Mier/Myers 1840 Franklin, Charles and Hannah Leet Clark County, IN Census 1840 Abraham Sr. no longer found,presumed dead 1850 Abraham,Jr. with John Webb in Lawrence County, Indiana Nancy Leet in Chaney McCarty home in Greene County, Indiana Aaron Leet,45 in Shelby County, Tennessee John Leet,40 & Rebecca in Lauderdale County, Tennessee Elizabeth Myers Leet marries William Bowling in Nicholas County, Kentucky with children Martha,Malinda,William,George and Louisa. This family continues to live in Fleming, Nicholas, Robertson and Fayette Counties, Kentucky.
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  • Belcher Family Home Page  new
    Gillies and McPhail of Canada. They were in Canada from the 1850's to almost 1900. Before that McPhail was from Scotland. Bates of Michigan and New York. They came from New York to Michigan sometime around 1860 or 1870, and settled in the New Haven area.
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  • Bell's of Chesterfield, Michigan  new
    1. Dr. Ephriam Morgan: One of the orginal doctors in Indiana, graduated from Cincinniti Medical College in 1849. He had a practice in Greene(Wright) County of Indiana. He was married to Margaret Ellen Spencer. They had one child, Edgar. 2. John Webster: Born 1804 in New Jersey. Married Elizabeth cowell in Greene Co., Penn. They lived in Greene Co. until 1867 when they took the family of 12 children to Lucas, Iowa. Unable to determine the reason - believe had to do with Civil War(?). Many of the children moved away from Lucas to far reaches of the US. (Michigan, Washington, and back to Penn) 3. Jonathan Bell: born Oct 11, 1832 in England, died Mar 26, 1918 in western Michigan. Married Lousa Lyons on the way to Michigan. She was born in England about 1827 and died in western Michigan about 1881.
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  • Bell/Beall Family----Yadkin County----Hamptonville NC  new
    Cranberry Albea Bell, my great grandfather, b. Oct. 22, 1813 d. Oct 16, 1885, m. Margaret Adelaide Gentry on June 11, 1836, She was b. Dec. 7, 1815 d. Aug. 12, 1908. They had nine children between 1837 and 1860 (US Census of 1850 & 1860), and are buried in Asbury United Methodist Church Cemetary, Hamptonville NC Yadkin County. Zachariah Beall & w. Rebecca Tyson and their son Walter Bell/Beall, Cranberry's father, along with other family members, also the Joseph Albea family group, came from MD to Surry(Yadkin)County NC Abt.1800 via the "Old Wagon Road". There is strong evidence that Ninian Beall, Hugh Riley and later his daughter Nancy Riley m. Isaac Windsor all knew the families of each other in Maryland before Zachariah Beall b. July 17, 1742 and Isaac Windsor b. June 20, 1753 came to Hunting Creek/Buck Shoals area of Surry (Yadkin) Co NC. Descendants of: James B Beall b. 1603 in Largo, Fifeshire, Scotland. Ninian Beall b. 1625 in SCT, d. 1717 in MD Colony USA.>Other descendants included down to Hugh Shadrack Bell b. 1897 in NC, d. 1979 in NC.
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  • Bell/Davis Bouldin/Whitfield Research Site  new
    * BELL - West Tennessee (eg. Bradford, Milan, Gibson County) * DAVIS - Middle Tennessee (eg. Waverly, McEwen, Dixon, Humphreys County) * BOULDIN - Of area around Abilene, Texas * WHITFIELD - Of area aroud Abilene, Texas descendents of Patricia Ann WRIGHT WILLIAMS JONES (d. 12/29/1997, Phoenix AZ), especially the children of her only daughter, Jennifer ("Ginger") WILLIAMS (d. 1976, Palm Springs CA). Patricia was married to Franklin WRIGHT (m. 1946; d. 1954) and Casey JONES (m. 1955?). The children of Jennifer are from two fathers, as noted below. At the time of her death at age 30, Jennifer was a student at Palo Verde College in Blythe, CA. She worked as a secretary in the Child Development program of PVC, and was highly regarded by her co-workers. Children of her first marriage: * Deanne Lynn STROH (b. 1964?) * Roxanne Renee STROH (b. 1966?) Father: Richard E. STROH (lna (1967) Ontario, OR or San Marcos, TX; his father was Herman STROH. He is NOT the Richard E. STROH of Madera, CA, and there is apparently no relationship in their respective families) Children of a non-spousal relationship: * Patrick Lee WILLIAMS (b. 9/1/1970) Father: Thomas William PERRY (lna (1976) Columbia, MO, married to Margaret PERRY) Jennifer's correspondence with her mother indicated that she was later married to Steven SHEPARD, and lived in Dayton, OR, although this may have been a gloss to protect her mother's morals. The two daughters were (apparently) placed for adoption following the incarceration of Jennifer in Salem, OR (prison? county jail?) on unknown charges. Nothing is heard of them following her release from jail. Later, she gave birth to the son by Thomas William PERRY and then (apparently) married Steve SHEPARD. The son was placed for adoption by Riverside County CA in October/November, 1976, following Jennifer's death (see below). It is known that his adopted mother was a school teacher and his adopted father was an engineer. It is conjectured that they are from Idlewyld, CA (Riverside County). Contact has been made with the (former) Riverside County adoption specialist, who told us that "Little Pat" was in the Riverside/San Bernardino area. She is forbidden by law to divulge his new name, but she offered to get our name to him if possible. This was a year ago, and no word to this point in time. MEDICAL NOTE All of these children are subject to grave health risk (Zollinger-Ellison Syndrome). Their mother died of Z-E complications, as did the grandmother (1997), (and it is believed the) great-grandmother (1951), and great-great-grandmother (1931?). Although this disease is transmitted through the females, male descendents are also at risk. Several Davis/Wright males have died from known and presumed complications of Z-E.
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  • Bells of Mercer County, IL from Ireland  new
    InterneTree: Scott Bell IL Genealogy Report: Ancestors of Scott B Bell Bells of Mercer County, IL from Ireland: Surname List My Bell family came from County Cavan, Ireland in 1840. Landed in New York. Some stayed in the Hebron/Argyle area of New York while others migrated to Harrison County, Ohio and then later to Mercer County, Illinois in 1863.
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  • Bells of Union County, Ms. & Tipton County, Tn.  new
    My father was Jewell S. Bell b. 4-2-1917 in Williston, Tn. His father was George T. Bell b. 2-18-1887 in New Albany, Ms. and died Oct. 26, 1935 and believed to be buried at Munford Cemetery at Covington, Tn. George T. Bell's father was George P. Bell b. 7-9-1857 and died 9-22-1928. James William Bell born 12-11-1826 in South Carolina was the father of George P. Bell. James is buried in the Bell Cemetery at New Albany, Ms., he died 1-27-1862. My father's family lived near Covington, Tn. in Tipton County from around 1920 until around 1939. Dad then moved to Memphis, Tn. and lived there until his death May 16, 2000.
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  • Belots Home Page  new
    Julious L. Belot, born in Town of Urcerey, canton and division of (county) of Belfort, Fr. in 1844. Also his father Jean Baptiste Belot (b. cir.1798)and mother Marie Chossel or (Chaffet)?.
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The Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnati - Free Database!

The Society of the Cincinnati was established in 1783 by and for the officers in Continental Service. It was organized in fourteen constituent societies, one of which is the Massachusetts Society. Eligibility was based on the officer's length and terms of service.

Membership in the Society of the Cincinnati was extended to the officers of the Continental Army - as well as Continental Navy and Marine officers - who had served until the end of the war, plus those who had been declared no longer needed by acts of Congress and those who had served honorably for three years during the war. Also eligible were the oldest male lineal descendants of officers who died in service. The officers of the French Navy and Army who served with the American Army were also entitled to join.

This database contains information on those Massachusetts officers eligible for membership. Absence from this list does not conclusively exclude eligibility.

The following member profiles were added to the database this week: John Allan, Asa Graves, John March, John Nixon, Benjamin Ray, Edward Seagrave, Josiah Smith, Silvanus Smith, Joshua Thomas, Joseph Washburn, Nathan Watkins, Thomas Weeks, Edward White, Timothy Whiting, and Samuel Whitwell.

Cemetery Transcriptions from the NEHGS Manuscript Collections

New this week: Transcriptions of the Old Church Graveyard in Pepperell Center, Massachusetts

Source: "Pepperell Center, Mass " Handwritten manuscript, compiled by Mary L.P. Shattuck. Call number MSS MS 70 PEP 1.

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