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My Other Blog: Holcombe Family (3) - Colonial Generations
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Family History and Genealogy . . . Where I came from and how I got here. Thursday, August 1, 2013. Holcombe Family (3) - Colonial Generations. Part 3 - Nathaniel Holcombe II. If you missed Part 2 of the story, go here . . . If you missed Part 1 of the story, go here . . . An excerpt from John Seller's map of New England. The Connecticut. River Valley in 1675. The river towns are visible but that is about all. Everything west is still the wilderness but that is soon to change. The Family of Martha Buell.
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My Other Blog: Resources
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Family History and Genealogy . . . Where I came from and how I got here. Welcome to my Resource Page. For a full list of posts, visit the Archive Page. For a sampling of documents and photos, visit my History Page. Scroll down to bottom of page for slide shows . . . For insight into my philosophy on family history and my approach to this blog read these posts:. The Flow of Information. The Genealogy Mother Load. Genealogy and the Internet. New Discoveries are Delightful. Census reports, vital records, fa...
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My Other Blog: Holcombe Family (5) - Colonial Generations
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Family History and Genealogy . . . Where I came from and how I got here. Tuesday, November 5, 2013. Holcombe Family (5) - Colonial Generations. Part 5 - Joseph, Micah and the Movement West. If you missed Part 4 of the story, go here . . . If you missed Part 3 of the story, go here . . . If you missed Part 2 of the story, go here . . . If you missed Part 1 of the story, go here . . . North Hartford County in the 1760's. At the time of this map, Salmon Brook. Joseph Holcombe - 4th Generation at Salmon Brook.
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My Other Blog: Holcombe Family (1) - Colonial Generations
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Family History and Genealogy . . . Where I came from and how I got here. Friday, August 10, 2012. Holcombe Family (1) - Colonial Generations. Note: Thomas Holcombe of Windsor, Connecticut and his descendants are well documented in both written text and on the Internet. This report presents a narrative of the early generations in my personal family line and is not meant to be a full and complete history of Thomas Holcombe or the Holcombe family. Part 1 - Thomas Holcombe in the New World. A drawing of the ...
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Charles E. Storrs—1833 to 1913
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Charles E. Storrs. Charles E. Storrs was born September 3, 1833 in Moriah, Essex County, New York. His parents were Elijah Storrs and Julia Holcomb, and he was the ninth child of ten and the youngest to survive to adulthood. His parents moved from Essex County about six months after Charles' birth to Ohio where he was raised and educated. Shortly after his 21st birthday, Charles married Maria Van Noate, the daughter of William and Artless (Wooley) Van Noate of Independence. Though the war was ended, it w...
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Nyman Ferrill Genealogy
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Our branch of the Ferrill family genealogy is well documented in some places and sketchy in others. The Ferrill name comes from Ireland according to one researcher. For more information on the Ferrill/Ferrell connection, refer to Caulean Vesey's website. She goes into detail with the genealogy of Enoch Ferrell. She conjectures that Thomas S. Ferrill may have been a brother or cousin of Charles Ferrell. 1767 South Carolina — Thomas S. Ferrill m. Elizabeth Eastwood. Ferrill Heads of Families. Please send o...
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Nyman Ferrill Genealogy
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David Albert Wolcott—1842–1918. David Wolcott was born in Madison, Sandusky County, Ohio on August 1, 1842, the second son of William L. Wolcott and Sarah Storms. David had an older brother Myron Harvey Wolcott and three sisters: Mary Adelaide, Jane, and Nettie. Of his sisters, only Nettie survived to adulthood. David's father, William L. Wolcott, was a prosperous farmer and minister in the United Brethren Church. David spent most of his childhood in Scipio and was probably educated there. In the 1870 ce...
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William L. Wolcott 1818–1890: Hillsdale Co. Michigan
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William L. Wolcott—1818–1890. From the Portrait and Biographical Album of Hillsdale Co., MI , 1888, p. 477. Mr Wolcott has been twice married. His first wife, to whom he was wed in Fremont, OH, on Aug. 19, 1838, was Sara STORMS. She was the daughter of Isaac and Martha (HILTON) Storms. William L. Wolcott died June 9, 1890 in Jonesville and is buried at Sunset View Cemetery in Hillsdale County, Michigan. Updated June 12, 2008. Links to related families' sites including.
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Nyman Ferrill Genealogy: Vaught Family
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10/05) My claim on the Vaught family is conjectural. It's a good probability, but without any documentary evidence to support it, I can't state it as a fact. Nevertheless, it looks better to be than any alternative. Eventually, something may turn up to prove who Joseph Rhoads married. Elizabeth is named in Joseph Rhoads' will, which was proved in 1799. Her maiden name is not given. I don't know the year she was born or the exact year she died and I have no record of the date of marriage. In the Vaught fa...
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Storrs Obituaries: Muskegon Michigan
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Charles E. Storrs. Muskegon Chronicle, Monday, October 20, 1913. Major Storrs Dies, Victim of Paralysis. First Dairy Commissioner in State Succumbs at Age of Eighty. Took Part in 45 Battles: Thirty Years Resident of North Muskegon. Major Storrs was born in the lumber woods of Essex county, New York on September 3, 1833. His father was one of the early frontier lumberman who were eager to push westward so a short time later the family moved to Ohio where Mr. Storrs grew to manhood. Alice A. Storrs. Mrs Al...
