Ancestors West-Vol 11 No. 2-1985

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SANTA BARBARA COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
P. 0. Box 1303 Goleta, CA 93116-1303
OFFICERS, DIRECTORS, AND COMMITTEES 1985
Janice Gibson Cloud President
Doreen Cook Dullea Vice President
Audrey Guntermann Secretary
Dorcas Robson Treasurer
Beatrice McGrath Corresponding Secretary
Evelyn Fetter Director
Kay Marvin Director
Lilian Mann Fish Editor, Director
Ruth Brooks Scollin Librarian, Director
Norman E. Scofield . . .Parliamentarian
Marie LaBreche Asst. Librarian
COMMITTEES
MEMBERSHIP Lorraine Laabs, Meda Mylerberg
BOOK Frances Ramsey, Mary L. Johnston
Ruth Norris, Patricia Case
HOSPITALITY Marilyn Owen, Doris Martin
PUBLICITY Sylvia Byers
SALES Ruth Pelch, Nona Armstrong
EDITORIAL Doris Crawford, Helen Rydell, Anne Braddock
Emily Thies, Carol Hamilton
BUS Helen Miller
SCRAPBOOK Alice Ovington
PAST PRESIDENTS
Doreen Cook Dullea 1984 Mary Ellen Webster Galbraith 1978
Norman E. Scofield 1983 Carlton M. Smith 1977
Harry W. Titus 1982 Selma Bankhead West 1975-76
Emily Perry Thies 1981 Harry R. Glen 1974-75
Bette Root 1980 Carol Forbes Roth 1972-73
Harry E. Titus 1979
ANCESTORS WEST is published quarterly in March, June, September
and December. Non-member subscription $8.00 per annum. Single
copies of current and back issues $2.00, depending on
availability. Advertising by individuals: $3.00 for first 20
words and 10 cents for each additional word. Contributions of a
genealogical or historical nature will be accepted as space
allows. Queries are encouraged. Quotations and reviews of items
in ANCESTORS WEST have the approval of the Society, if the source
is credited. The Society assumes no responsibility for services
or work undertaken by advertisers.
MEMBERSHIP: Santa Barbara County Genealogical Society dues $15.00
for calendar year, payable by February 1 include a subscription
to the quarterly, ANCESTORS WEST. Family memberships $20.00 per
year include one joint subscription to the quarterly.
REGULAR MEETINGS: Second Saturday of each month, 10 a.m. to 3
p.m. Room 8, Goleta Community Center, 5689 Hollister Ave.,
Goleta, CA. Library at same address open each Wednesday, 12 noon
to 4 p.m.
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ANCESTORS WEST
Vol. 11, No. 2 June, 1985
Table of Contents Page
FROM THE PRESIDENT - Jan Cloud 44
BEGINNERS/NEW MEMBERS TUTORIAL June 15,22,29 10 a.m. -12m 45
FAMILY REUNIONS 46- 47
FAMILY GENEALOGICAL SOCIEnES NATIONAL CONFERENCE
August 15-16-17,1985 Kansas City, MO. 47
SCRIMGEOUR GENEALOGY CHARTS 47
CENTURY CTFE. Wisconsin State Genealogical Society 48
ARCHER ASSOCIATES BALDWIN BY-LINES ELYHERITAGE 48_42,
CHANNEL ISLANDERS AND THEIR DESCENDANTS 49
GERMAN RESEARCH WORKSHOP SBOGS June 8, 1985 49
PLAN AHEAD FOR1986—May 8-11,1986,4th An. AUSTRALIAN CONGRESS 49
QUERIES 50
ANCESTOR TABLES Chart No.44, Morton Nobles, Jr. 51-55
Chart No. 45 Helen Bonner Harper(Mrs.Morton Nobles,Jr> 56
Correction Chart No.42 Isaac andJoyBonilla 56
CARL BOYER,3rd, LECTURE, SBGS April 13,1985 56
CIVIL WAR DRAFT RECORDS 57
SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION - INDEX ,JanCloud 58-61
FORM FORCOPYING MICROFILM, SANTA BARBARA MARRIAGE RECORDS 62
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY MARRIHGE RECORDS, 1911 63-79
NEWINLIBRARY, Ruth Scollin, Librarian 80- 83
REVIEWS International Newspaper for Genealogists,Brodksby News 84
Ancestry's Guide toResearch, 1890 Missippi Vets Index 84
Before IWasa Grandparent 84-85
Phelps Family Newsletter 85
GENEALOGICAL HOLDINGS OF SPOKANE PUBLIC LIBRARY,Exchange Ad 85
FROM OTHER SOCIEnES' BulLETINS.TNEWSLETTERS 86
Calif. Central Coast -Genealogical Guide to German Ances
torsfran EastGermany andEastern Europe
Orange County Quarterly Kentucky Newspapers Project
French American Societyin Maine
Appeal ismade for gifts ofbooks, pamphlets andperiodicals
fartheSBCGS Library. Contributions will bereported intheNEW
IN THE LIBRARY section and are tax deductible. Recomnendations
forpurchase ofbooks are tobemade totheBook Committee. Articles
and Ancestral Charts for ANCESTORS WEST are solicited. Queries
bring response and expansion offamily data. Volunteer your ser
vices and make suggestions.
SANTA BARBARA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
P. O. Box 1303
Goleta, CA 93116-1303
REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING DATE
SecondSaturday 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
GoletaCcmnunity Center,5689 Hollister Ave.
LIBRARY,Rocm8 above address, Wednesday 12 m-4 p.m.
Extra Openings Saturdays,June 15,22,29,1985
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FROM THE PRESIDENT
A big thanks to alll We've reached our first goal
of 50 new Society members. Our number now stands at
161 - the largest ever. There are still, however,
genealogists in the Santa Barbara area who either
have not heard about us or don't realize what we
currently have to offer. Please spread the wordl
Bring a friend to the next meeting. Let's boost our
membership to 200 - that's only 39 more.
We're very pleased to have new, returning, and
continuing members participating in all activities
of our Society. With everyone's enthusiasm and
help, we can be a truly dynamic organization.
Thanks for your encouragement, too. The Board
really appreciates your support.
For those new to family history, a Beginners/New
Members Tutorial will be offered the last three
Saturdays in June. Details are given elsewhere in
this issue.
Our Computer Interest Group is really "up and
running" (couldn't resist a little computer lingo)
with 28 members. Norm Scofield is chairing the
sessions and has gotten us national attention! He
has us listed in the May issue of "Genealogical
Computing", the foremost publication in this field.
So, if you have curiosity in this direction,
"interest" in computers is the only requirement;
"possession" is not necessaryl
Doreen Dullea has been working hard on arrangements
for more great programs. So, take advantage of them
and bring a potenetial new member with you. The
larger our base, the more interesting our group.
Remember, the second Saturday (new meeting date) is
of primary importance!
Jan Cloud
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EXTRA SOCIETY LIBRARY OPENINGS
Saturday - June 15, 22, 29
12 noon to 4 p.m.
Our Society library will be open on the above dates
(following the Beginners Tutorial) and we need a few
volunteer staffers. Detailed knowledge of the
library is not essential. We just need to have a
responsible person on hand. So, come do your own
research and help us by being the staff person for a
day. Please call Ruth Scollin to offer your
assistence. Home: 965-2646; work: 963-1981.
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BEGINNERS/NEW MEMBERS TUTORIAL
JUNE 15, 22, 29
10:00 - 12:00 Boon
We would like all members of the Society to enjoy
their membership to the fullest and to take
advantage of the programs, bus trips, workshops,
etc. which we offer. For those who are new to
genealogy, it takes a bit of understanding about
researching, charting, and recording your family
history in order to really get in on the fun. And
it is FUN!
Therefore, a class for new members or those who are
beginners in genealogy will be held the last 3
Saturdays in June from 10 - 12 am at our Society's
Library, Room 8 of the Goleta Community Center.
Topics covered will include: family group sheets,
pedigree charts, correspondence, vital records,
census records, and - whatever else comes up that
you need to know.
The class will be limited to 12 people in order to
allow for individual consultation and analysis of
problems. We plan small working groups so that you
can really get started on YOUR RESEARCH. Preference
will be given to new members. However, if you are
not new, but feel that you could benefit from this
class, please feel free to call and put your name on
a stand-by list. In the event there is space
available or cancellations occur, we would be happy
to include any members of the Society.
This class is free to members of our Society or to
those who join at the first meeting. Non-members
will be accepted on a space-available basis for a
fee.
Because of the limit placed on participants, please
be certain to attend if you reserve space in this
class. You'll have fun, learn more about
genealogy, and get to know some fellow-Society
members better. Come join us on the last 3
Saturdays in June!
Planners: Pat Case, Doreen Dullea, Jan Cloud
Reservations: Doreen Dullea - 969-3935
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FAMILY REUNIONS
1985
BARBER- 111threunion at home ofMr. andMrs. Donald
JUNE 23 Smith, Hill Road, Harwinton, CT06790 Pot luck luncheon
Saturday 1p.m. Bring lawn chairs. For more information (FMI)
write SHERI BARBER 125 Brentwood St..Bristol,CT 06010.
JUNE 28-29 GRINNELL FAMILY ASS'N OF AMERICA Reunion at Seekonk,MA
Friday, FMI write John Grinnell 14Briarcliff Lane.Centerville
Saturday MA 01632
JUNE 27-30 SCULE KINDRED IN AMERICA, INC. Reunion Minneapolis,
Minn. FMI write Ben George Soule 7405 Queen Ave..Minne
apolis, MN 55423.
JULY 19-21 CLOUD FAMILY ASSOCIATION -Annual Gathering at DeGray
Friday to State Park, Arkadelphia, AR July 19-21, 1985. All inter
Sunday ested inthename CLOUD arewelcome Forreservations
and further information.vonysvy Ass'n. Secy, DeeAnne
Lamb, 9503 Fairdale, Houston, TX77063
JULY 20 BOTSFORD FAMILY HISTORICAL ASSTJ. at the HOMESTEAD,
Saturday Ford andGunn Streets, Milford, CT. FMI write Mrs. Janet
Elton, 80E. Main St., Plymouth, CT06782
JULY 27 Descendants of CANFIELD STONEreunion at the Club House
Saturday atForest Lane, Susquehanna Co., PA. FMI write Dr. Clif
tonH. Bpichard RD4, Binghampton, NY 13903
AUGUST 1-4 RATHBON-RATHBCWE-RATHBDRN Family Reunion Des Moines, IA.
Thursday- Headquarters, Best Western Airport Inn. FMI Frank Rathbun,
Sunday 11308 Popes Head Road, Fairfax, VA22030
AUGUST 3 HOTCHKISS FAMILY ASS'N. 102nd Reunion at ProsDect Congre
Saturday gational Church, Prospect, CT. Registration 11a.m.
FMI write Mrs. Joan A. Johnson, 316 Beach Drive, Prospect.
CT 06712
AUGUST 10 FRARY FAMILY ASS'N - 15th Reunion at Dedham and Medfield,
Saturday MA. FMI write Charles S. Frary, Jr., Harmony Road, RFD 1
Box162, Northwood ,NH03261
AUGUST 10 REYNOLDS FAMILY ASS'N. 53rd Reunion. Holiday Inn in
Saturday downtown Philadelphia, PA. Tentatively Aug 10, 1985. FMI
write Howard I. Reynolds, 2177 Herblew, Warrington,PA 18976
AUGUST 15-19 THOMAS MINOR SOCIETY reunion in Salt Lake City, UTFMI
Thursday - write John A. Miner, East Shire Road, Barter's Island,
Monday Trevett, ME 04571
AUGUST 16-18 STRONG FAMILY ASS'N OFAMERICA, INC. Annual reunion in
Friday- Rochester, NY FMI write Deborah S. Esposito 208 Shire-
Sunday wood Drive, Rochester, NY 14625
AUGUST 17 WICKHAM 100th Reunion at Valois-Hector Firehouse, Hector,
Saturday NY (about 9 milesNorth of Watkins Glenon east sideof
lake) 12:30 p.m. Bring a dish topass aswell asown
rolls, beverage and table service. Also any family memora
bilia for display. FMI write Ms. Alma E. Beard RD1, Rapalee
Rd., Box167-A ffljnroad, NY14842
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FAMILY REUNIONS
1985
SHTBLES FAMILY reunion Wemouth Grange Hall, Thomas-
AUGUST 17
ton, ME FMI write Edward 0. Kahn, 20Gleason St.,
Saturday
Thomaston, ME 04861
AUGUST 18 SPRAGUEFAMILY REUNION - 89th annual, atPoulteney
Sunday Firemen's Grounds, Brown Road, Pulteney, N Y, along
KewkaLake. FMI contact V. E. Sprague, Reunion
Secretary and Historian, RD #2, Box 343, Hanmonds-
pcrt, NY 14840.
AUGUST 18 STORES FAMILY Reunion in Connecticut. FMI write
Sunday Mrs. Robert B. Grant, 133Melrose Road,Melrose,CT 06069
AUGUST 22-25 PARKE SOCIETY Annual Meeting BOSTON, MA FMI write
Thursday - Mrs. David L. Parke, 805Evergreen Drive, Reading, PA
Sunday 19610
AUGUST 24 JARDINE CLAN SOCIETY OF NORTHEASTERN STATES Reunion
Saturday Quechee, VT FMIwrite RuthHayward, 57Riverdale Rd.,
Concord, MA 01742
AUGUST 25 SANBORN FAMILY ASS'N reunion atDeerfield FairGrounds,
Sunday Deerfield, N H. All descendants ofJohn, William and
Stephen Sanborn(e), whosettled inHampton, NH in 1638
areurged to attend. Over 700 from all over North
America attended last year. TheAss'n. holds yearly
reunions andhasa semi-annual newsletter formembers;
research on English origin ofthefamily isbeing con
ducted. FMI The Sanborn Family Ass'n. P. O. Box 131,Center Harbor,
NH 03226; telephone [phone].
WHENREQUESTING INFORMATION, pleaseensloseSASE for reply.
********** * * ******
KANSAS CITY '85 CROSSROADS OF AMERICA - 6th Annual National Con
ference AUGUST 15-16-17 1985 VISTA INTERNATIONALHOTEL, KANSAS
CITY, MISSOURI Co-hosted by Genealogical Society of Liberty, MO
Heart of America Genealogical Society (MO), Jackson Co. (MO) Gen.
Soc.,Jefferson Co. (KS) Gen. Soc. Johnson Co. (KS) Gen. Soc..Kan
sasCouncilof Genealogical Societies, Northwest MO Gen. Society,
Topeka(KS)Genealogical Society. EXPLOREYOURFAMILYHISTORY
Cometo KansasCityCROSSROADS OF AMERICA WhereEAST MeetsWEST
and NORTHmeets SOUTH. Let these host societiesbe your guide to
the many arearesearchcenters. For Registration and travel info
writeFGS '85Convention, P. 0. Box2307, Olathe, KS 66061En
closeSASE forreply. Giveyourname,address andzip code.
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GENEALOGY CHARTS
JOHN H. SCRIMGEOUR, 138 Howe Ave., Shrewsbury, MA01545 writes
thathe plans,to market a genealogy chart whichwill allowthe
user tocharg his ancestry through 9 generations, not only by
name, but alsoby life span, locality, andoccupation. The
chart will also Include space for birth, marriage anddeath dates.
** ** ** ** * * * * * *
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CENTURYCERTIFICATE
FAMILY HISTORY CERTIFICATE PROJECT of the Wisconsin State Genea
logical Society, astatewide group interested in family tree
research was launched in 1972 to award aPIONEER certificate to
anyone whose ancestors settled in Wisconsin by 1850. And acen
tury certificate to anyone whose ancestors settled in Wisconsin
at least acentury ago. This means that hundreds of descendants
of early settlers can claim this CENTURY CERTIFICATE. In order
to qualify, interested persons must be able to prove the ancest
or sresidency in Wisconsin by one official record, such as a
census acounty history, birth or death record, land record
The claimant need not presently live in Wisconsin. Thousands of
thses attractive certificates, suitable for framing, have been
issued since the project started in 1972.
Applications can be obtained by sending aself-addressed
stamped, long envelope to the WISCONSIN STATE GENEALOGICAL SCCHTY
P. 0. Box 5106, Madison,WI 53705-3106
THE ARCHER ASSOCIATION was formed in 1982 and incorporated in 1983
as anon-profit corporation in Virginia, for the purpose of pro
viding^members with apermanent organization to promote and to
5£?^ 2?? researcn and to Preserve primary and other records
2?SL5 Pf80nf J"?"*1 MX®1' Primarily in the United States
E5 22^ fT?1 Me^e^hiP Fee $18 per calendar year (includes
g? Arffg?J?rteqy **The Archer Association Newsletter^ Members
are entitled to unlimited queries in the Quarterly, and may also
E2S?/ 2™!?5 the A"00****'* extensive Index not yet pub
lished in the Cjiarterly. The computerized search serviceRives
access to names of more than 10,000 ARCHERS and related surnames.
The Newsletter published irregularly is mailed to mebers with
the ^arterly and deals with Association administrative matters,
including surveys, reunion announcements or any material not qual
ified for indexing in the Quarterly. Members are invited to sub
mit material for the Newsletter SPECIALPUBLICATIONS include
genealogical books and atlases, genealogies written by members and
unique publications requested by members.
George W. Archer, Editor and Publisher
6502 El Nido Drive, McLean, VA 22101
BALDWIN BY-LINES is being compiled to help all those who have a
BALDWIN interest NO PURCHASE IS NECESSARY but Vol. 1(32 pages)
plus an every name index is available for $5.75, which includes
postage and handling. Washington residenct please add current
State Tax. Free Queries are solicited and/or sending names and
addresses of others researching the surname of BALDWIN. Queries
must haye BALDWIN connections. Cite sources for material admitted.
Of great importance are Bible Records and Family Records. By-Lines
will contain two sections: ««««
(1) BMDWIN^MISCELLANEOUS DATA - Bible Records; Marriage Records-
County Histories; Census Records; Obituaries; Family Records-
Probate Records; Military Records, etc.
(2) BALDWIN BRANCHES will be assigned anumber when received and
published.Use afamily group sheet if you wish. Use one for
Mr» ^ gfJeration to and then including your own children,if any.
Mrs. Topp states she was born 20 Nov 1932 Honolulu, Hawaii She
and John have been married 32 years, have 3grown sons and have
two grandsons. She is 1st V.P. of Eastern Washington Genealogical
S^i!iL,9P?^ne.and ** co-chairing the Annual Washington State
SSSKfi ^SS^0! fOT 1985' In 1981' Pushed a375-page
history of her KIDDCO family and also publishes surname serieTon
her lines of ALEXANDER, BUSH BUTCHER and STRATTON. All spellings.
Bette-Butcber Topp (Mrs. John A.)
R.R.#3 Rnv 1R9 rhaHotmr wa oorutQ
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TheresaRyan, editor,501 N. ParadiseRd.AberdeenMD 21001
EEY HERITAGE, aNewsletter, published quarterly, subscription $12.00
yearly, covering allbranches of the ELY surnameand
itsmany allied lineages. Contents: FREE QUERYCOLUMN
must haveELyconnection, heraldry, military records,
abstracts, wills, deeds, ancestral charts, tombstone
inscriptions, family history andpictures.
IN QUEST OF THE QUIET ADVENTURERS - Channel Islandersand Their
Descendants 1600-1900 (Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney, Sark, M. Turk,
5811 Kenneth, Parma, CH44129. 670pages, indexed,illustrated.
Many sailed their ownships to NewEngland andtheCarolina coasts;
others camelater from England, anddown fromCanada.
GERMAN RESEARCH ALL-DAY WORKSHOP June 8,1985
John andEdna Bentz ofSan Diego will conduct theworkshop on08
June. He is the research director far the German Research Ann'n
and Edna is author of several books onGerman research. They use
aslide projector, give handouts and there will be an opportunity
topurchase books onGerman research.SBCGS Newsletter. May 1985
SPRECHEN SIE DEUTSCH ?
gebcren - born Bruder -brother Pfarrer- pastor
bestarben - died Sohn - son Pfarrbudh -parish book
geheiratet -married Techter -daughter ledig - single
behraben -buried Ehefrau -wife heirat -marriage
taufen - baptize geburt -birth ehelich-legitimate
Braut - bride Bezirk -district Ort - place
Burger- citizen (Male) Gemeinde - cannunity Stadt -city
Burgerin-citizen (F) Ehemann- husband kind- child
Numerals: eins; zwei; drei; vier; fuhf; sechs; sieben; acht;neun;
zehn; elf; zwolf; dreizehn; vierzehn; funfzehnjsiebzehn;
achtzehn; neunzehn; zwanzig; (21) einundzwanzig (30)dreis-
sig; (40) vierzig; (50) funfzig; (60) sechzig.
1986 - PLAN AHEADFOR 1986
FOURTHAUSTRALASIAN CONGRESS on GENEALOGY andHERALDRY, to be held
inCanberra between 8 and11May 1986underthe patronage of His
Excellency, Sir Ninian Stephen, the Governor-General of Australia.
The Committee is asking forfirmregistrations by mid-November.
The Congress address is GPO BOX 666 CANBERRA ACT 2601 AUSTRALIA.
PrincipalCongress Speaker is to be ANTHONY J. CAMP, Director of
the Society of Genealogists, London and one of Britain's outstand
inggenealogists. His particular interest is the preservation of
records and their access and hasbeen actively involved in almost
everymajorgenealogical development in England in the last27 years.
Supporting Mr. Campwillbe leading Australasian genealogists, Nick
Vine Hall, Director of the Societyof Australian Genealogists,and
Verna Mossong, Immediate Past President of the New ZealandSociety
of Genealogists. Both are respected speakersof international
standing and the contribution of these andotherqualified speak
ers from Britain,the United States, New Zealand and Australia,
with whom the FourthCongressConmitteeis currentlynegotiating
shouldmake the 4-dayprogram stimulating and exciting Return
a PreliminaryRegistration of Interest form promptly, as your sub
ject preferences will be used as a guide in finalising the program.
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QUERIES
DAVIDSON BYARD DAVIDSON, wife Melvinia and sons Ralph H. and William
0., 1891 or earlier were in or near Lompoc,Santa Barbara Co.
Byard born Nova Scotia 20Sept 1850. Came toCAabout 1861-2
with father Thomas and five brothers. First to Sonoma and
Marin Counties and possibly San Luis Obispo. Willing to pay
$3 to $5 for biographical information (business,children,
where,. schools, names of family members.births, deaths.
Mrs. Howard M. Nygreen
Rt 1, Box34Colton, WA 99113
member Whitman Co. Gen, Soc..Pullman, WA
FERRIE Anna Eliza Bates, b. Sept. 1819, Baltimore, Md. m (1) John
BATES Ferrie in Tuscumboa. Alabama Nov. 1839 (2) Joseph H. Lyons
LYONS in San Francisco, CA; d. Spring of 1859 or 1860, San Francis
co. Anna's father was aJohn or William BATES of Baltimore,
MD. I believe hewas an attorney.
(Repeat of earlier Query in which name was misspelled. Correct
surname is FERRIE).
AudreyOliver Guntermann - G05
619 Chelham Way, Santa Barbara, CA 93108
HAUSER Am interested incontacting the son (Pierce) ofMrs. Mildred
A. Pierce Hauser, who d. 26 Nov. 1965, in Santa Barbara, CA.
Shem. Henry F. HAUSER ca 1943 inSanta Barbara. He d.
4 Apr 1966. Amdaughter-in-law of Henry Fred who left Indi
ana ca 1928. Am compiling family history for desc. of Henry
Fred. Wanda Hauser, 622 Alberts St.
Medford, CR 97501
MILLARD
,Need parents and ancestry of Esther Millard (Miller?) m.
or Benjamin Whipple, Jr. 25Dec 1734, Providence, R. I.
MILLER?
WHIPPLE
Also need surname of Hulda who m. David MAYNARD, SR, son
MAYNARD of Zachariah and Hannah (Goodrich) Maynard, b. 22 May
1687, Sudbury, Mass.
Marie LaBreche 1419 Santa Rosa Lane
SantaBarbara, CA 93109
SHAW Weare interested inobtaining info onSHAW descendants
from Ireland and uptoCivil War. Farthest back known is
Great great grandfather GABRIEL E. SHAW, b. 1818, place
unknown. we havecopyof hisCivilWar records.
JackL. Shaw, 201Walker Rd.
Petaluma, CA 94952
SIAS Need Supplement Iof the SIAS FAMILY IN AMERICA, comp.
A. Z. Boody Sias, Orlando, FLA1952 or1957.
Peggy Rand 5069 University'Drive
Santa Barbara, CA 93111
RICHARDS Seeking info onRICHARD(S) of Glamorgan, Wouth Wales.
or William b. ca1753 Sully; d. 1807 Cadoxton; m. 1782 at
RICHARD St. Cadocs toMargaret " b. ca1752, d. 1849
Pontypool. SonHenry, b. 1789Cadoxton; d. 1850(where?)
m. Cecil ,b. ca. 1795 Llandaff; d. 1855
(where?) Lorraine CramerLaabs
555 Ccronel Place #1
SantaBarbara, CA 93101