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Matches 1 to 50 of 1098

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1	All Saints, Wandsworth, Middesex, England.	Family: F996
2	Marriage at age 7 is probably in error.	Family: F1057
3	Married Daniel Porter, 2nd.	Family: F208077
4	Married: All Saints, Wandsworth.	Family: F933
5	Married: St. James Westminster, Middlesex, England.	Family: F934
6	Married: St. Michael Bassishaw, London.	Family: F969
7	Not proven, Burke's gives this marriage.	Family: F1001
8	Published Feb. 3.	Family: F204214
9	Published Oct. 26.	Family: F204173
10	She died aged 74.	Chloe
11	She was the widow Hannah Hindsall upon her marriage to Thomas Root.	Hannah
12	"m3 Oct. 24, 1781, Widow Jane Chamberlain of Stafford, VT."	Jane
13	Perhaps Strafford, Orange, Vermont?	Jane
14	She was of Coventry.	Mary
15	Died aged about 60.	Name Unknown
16	She was the widow Mrs Grover at her marriage to Jabin Strong.	Name Unknown
17	She was the widow Peggy Loomis at the time of her marriage to Joel Strong.	Peggy
18	She was of Conventry, Ct.	Ruth
19	She was of Blandford.	Elizabeth ADKINS
20	A soldier in the Revolution: killed by Seth Lyman accidentally, when out hunting together at Northampton.	Major Jonathan ALLEN
21	A farmer at Northampton.	Joseph ALLEN
22	He settled at Midway, Ga. he was drowned near Savannah, Ga., when attempting to swim ashore from a prisonship. The British army from Florida, under Gen. Prevost dispersed Mr. Allen's people and burned their meeting house in 1778. He fought in the front ranks against them, and was taken captive and denied the privilege of pardon extended to Continental officers, being chaplain of the Georgia Brigade. He was put on board of a prison ship and rather than stay in so filthy and dismal a place, seized his opportunity and jumped into the water to swim ashore, but was drowned in the attempt.	Rev. Moses ALLEN
23	He was of Pittsfield, Mass. A man of great activity and industry in his ministerial life as a pastor for 46 years at Pittsfield. He had altogether positive ideas and principles, and a ardent temperament, and was full of zeal in the Revolutionary war, and a leader in party politics which were with him those of the Jeffersonian school. The early history of Pittsfield is largely but an amplification of his own. For fuller account of him see Sprague's Annals Am. Pulpit, vol. i; pp. 607-12, and the "History of Pittsfield Mass., by J. E. A. Smith, 1869, Boston." He was of middle height, slender and energetic, and elastic in his movements.	Rev. Thomas ALLEN
24	He was of Bolton, Ct.	Ebenezer ALLIS, Jr.
25	A farmer at Durham.	Aaron ALVORD
26	She was insane for several years.	Abigail ALVORD
27	He was of Westhampton and Northampton. Lived in Northampton.	Ebenezer ALVORD, Jr
28	Ancestor of the Greenfield Alvords.	Elijah ALVORD
29	He was of Granby, Mass.	Gad ALVORD
30	He was of Northampton.	Thomas ALVORD, Jr.
31	He was of Coventry.	John ARNOLD
32	He was of Westfield, Mass.	Phinehas ASHLEY
33	She was of Milton, Miss.	Lucretia BABCOCK
34	She was of Lebanon, Ct.	Polly BACON
35	A farmer at Northampton.	John BAKER
36	He was of Northampton. He was one of the most influential men in Northampton, of an active and vigorous mind, and thoroughly religious. The Bakers and Clarks maintained a regular family prayer meeting for a great number of years, at Northampton, and their families were, in their earlier generations, at least, remarkable for their devoted piety. Of the children of Capt. John Baker, it is said, that they all stood forth through life as prominent Christian men and women, and filled full their measure of usefulness. The sons were large and tall, from six feet upwards in height, large framed and powerful. The six brothers whose ages are known averaged upwards of eighty-two years each. They are thus described by one of the family who saw them in their advanced age when herself quite young - "they all wore big curly wigs and were a jolly set of men, being then from 70 to 83 years of age: they were affectionate towards each other and very devoted to religion" They kept up the habit of frequent mutual visits with each other until death bore them all to the better society above. Of the history of the Baker branch of the Clark and so of the Strong family the author has not been able to learn anything beyond what is contained in the brief "Genealogy of the descendants of Edward Baker of Lynn, Mass.," by Nelson M. Baker of Lafayette, N.Y. Syracuse, 1867.	Capt. John BAKER
37	He was a Baptist (Separatist) preacher in Sunderland, Mass.	Rev. Noah BAKER
38	A farmer in Hawley, Mass., until 1830, when he removed to Springfield, Mass. He married again after the death of Ruth.	Timothy BAKER, Jr.
39	Died in the expedition against Louisburgh.	Timothy BAKER
40	He was of Milford, CT. The records at Milford ar poor, and the author has not been able to trace this family.	Mr BALDWIN
41	She was of Springfield.	Abigail BALL
42	Alt. User ID: fb119	Abigail BARNARD
43	He was of Roxbury. Alt. User ID: fb11A	Ebenezer BARNARD
44	He was of Sunderland, and aftrwards of S. Deerfield.	Ebenezer BARNARD
45	He was of Shelburne, Mass., a Carpenter and joiner at Shelburne, Mass.	Elisha BARNARD
46	Alt. User ID: fb118	Hannah BARNARD
47	He was of Northampton.	Israel BARNARD
48	Alt. User ID: fb111 A physician at Hadley.	Dr. John BARNARD, M.D.
49	He lived at Shutesbury.	John BARNARD
50	Alt. User ID: fb113	Joseph BARNARD