Carroll - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Obit Request Frederick W Mowatt

DavidHue — 2009-08-25 10:28:54Z

Hello David,
Thank you contacting me. I was so glad to hear from you and yes, I did get Frederick's obit from the Granite States News. David, my main ambition is to find information on your grand mother "Grace Eva Dunn" daughter of George Gaius Bamford Dunn. My mother is a Dunn, so I am chasing her ancestors and Kin. I am hoping you ma be able to help
Regards David in Shubenacadie

Re: Obit Request Frederick W Mowatt

davidmowattpsych — 2009-08-24 18:57:06Z

I am Freds'son and was with him the day he passed.He complained of chest pains and was hospitalized at Huggins Hospital in Wolfeboro and died peacefully that night of heart failure. A memorial service was held for him at the First Congregational Church in Wolfeboro which was attended by family and many life long friends. I thnk his fiend Lawrence Goldthwaite captured the essence of my father when he remembered him as a truely kind man.He is burried in the town cemetary next to my mother, Ruth Tarr Mowatt.in Wolfeboro. I am not aware of any obituary but if there is one it would be listed in the Granite State News.Hope this is helpful to you.My father was a wonderfull man who is deeply missed. I am pleased to hear that you are interested in his legacy. Please feel free to conact me if I can be of any further assistance to you.

David Mowatt

Re: BIRTH and DEATH CERTIFICATE HELP NEEDED

jw1947 — 2009-08-20 22:37:39Z

THANKS

Re: BIRTH and DEATH CERTIFICATE HELP NEEDED

jw1947 — 2009-08-20 22:37:28Z

THANKS

Re: BIRTH and DEATH CERTIFICATE HELP NEEDED

DavidHough44 — 2009-08-20 20:50:23Z

I think you'll find Middletown in Strafford County (bordering Carroll) David

BIRTH and DEATH CERTIFICATE HELP NEEDED

jw1947 — 2009-08-18 19:14:16Z

My grandfather was JOSEPH JOHN VACHON (possibly John Joseph)

He was born January 29,1887 in Middleton, Carroll, New Hampshire

He died August 1972 in Maine. Possibly York or Sanford County.

Thanks in advance for your help.

jw1947@juno.com

Re: Shadrack ALLARD Family

margeall9 — 2009-07-25 12:46:53Z

Oops, I neglected to mention that the article also mentions James and "Oner".

Re: Shadrack ALLARD Family

margeall9 — 2009-07-25 12:43:31Z

This article says the English Allards came from Gosport, England, near Southampton. They were Huguenot refugees from religious persecution in France. The English church records for these refugees start in 1567. I can mail you a copy of the article if you send your address, Except for Hugh, it doesn't mention the other names you gave.
My Allards were French Catholics who came from France to Canada. There were 3 men who brought the name from France to Canada, so it's hard to tell if any of their origins were the same as your people.

Re: Shadrack ALLARD Family

MISSY951 — 2009-07-25 00:31:35Z

My ancestors include James Allard's (1982)great great great grandaugther Nancy, who married Henry Allard's (1693) great great great grandson Benjamin. James and Henry were sons of James and Honor Allard, with James being Hugh's son.

Hugh was born 1623 on the Isles of Shoals New Hampshire. We are trying to trace Hugh to England. Does your newspaper article by Barbara Allard touch on this information? It would be great documentation for my records if you could send it to me. My great grandfather Benjamin had cousins Pierre and Daniel who had a maple farm in Vermont, I am curious if Barbara was a descendent of theirs. I have a picture of their farm if you are interested.

Re: Shadrack ALLARD Family

MISSY951 — 2009-07-25 00:31:34Z

Morse .... Madison, Carroll, NH

snowglobe5 — 2009-07-10 13:50:10Z

I am looking for info on Mary Morse, b. 1803 in Madison. She married Simon Fifield in Rumford, Oxford, Maine. I would love to find her parents or siblings. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Robin family of Conway

KSENCA — 2009-06-13 01:35:42Z

Hi, Jasmine, it's five years later, but are you still looking for these Robin descendants? If so, please e-mail me at ksenca@aol.com.
Kathie in Tennessee

Re: Elisha S Smith

xchangebob — 2009-06-13 00:27:12Z

oh my gosh Beth!!!!
I cannot thank you enough!!! What a gift you have given me with that last name, and all the rest of what you found!
Thank you so very much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Faye!

Re: Elisha S Smith

neuronmotor — 2009-06-12 21:49:09Z

Hello,

Only had a few hours to be at the State Archives, but did find some information.

Got Sarah's maiden name off of Isaac's death index. Having information about Isacc was a help.

Sarah's maiden name: Deering
Sarah's place of birth: Waterboro, Maine.
No information about Elisha's place of birth, although he was a farmer.

Issac Deering Smith's date of death: Nov. 20, 1898.
Place of death: Exeter, NH
Occupation: Blacksmith
Age at time of death: 77 years, 7 months

Issac married Mary Emily Chamberland.
Date of marriage: January 30, 1844
Place of marriage:Unknow
Both bride and groom's place of residence: Tuftonboro,NH(Town records 1832-1845, page 311) Not sure what that is about but it is recorded on the index card.

Tried to find Sarah's date of death, but there was a lot of Sarah Smiths, and I did not know her maiden name when I began.

Looked up date of death for Elisha, lots of Elisha Smiths also.
One that made the most sense was:

Elisha Smith
Place of death: wOLFBOROUGH
Date of death: Feb. 24, 1859
Age: Years 82, months 8, days 10
Place of birth: Hollis, Maine
Cause of death: Old age
No information about parents

I have all of this stuff copied along with other Elisha Smiths dates of death. Which prob. are not your Elisha. Dates do not really make a good case. If you want the copies mailed to you, my e-mail address:neuronmotor@yahoo.com

Hope this information is usefull.

Beth

Elisha S Smith

fmrees — 2009-06-03 17:57:08Z

Elisha S Smith was born in either Maine or Massachusetts, and if the calculations between his death date and age at death are correct, he was born on May 14, 1776. By 1840 he was living in Tuftonboro NH with his wife Sarah, where both are buried. It was listed on his stone that he was a Captain, and supposedly served in the War of 1812. I am trying to learn who were his parents, as well as Sarah's maiden name and parentage. They had a son in about 1821 named Isaac D. Smith, who married Mary E Chamberlin, if that helps!
thanks, faye

Re: Whitehouse Genealogy

cpg1712 — 2009-04-28 16:22:54Z

Hi Eunice,
I noticed your post and was excited to see a child named James Little. I have been searching for his parents for some time now. He was my husbands GGG grandfather, died in Shawano, WI. I noticed your post date is 2005. Have you found any new info since then.
Cherie

Williams family of NH

jody77 — 2009-04-24 19:37:44Z

My GGG grandfather was Seth W. Williams b circa 1794 in New Hampshire. He was married to Hannah Parrott in Lynn (1819), Essex, MA. He died in Lynn,MA on 24 Dec. 1829. I originally thought he was born in MA but recently I discovered he was actually born in New Hampshire. Would like to find out who the parents and siblings of Seth are. This name of "Seth" has been passed down through the generations of my family tree.

Jody

Re: Leavitt family of Eaton NH

caroleavon — 2009-04-24 02:07:57Z

Excellent, I'll look for the photos on Findagrave. Please let me know what I can do to help you. Are you in NH? Another Drew researcher I've been working with is there, and has been helpful, too. Again, I apologize for the confusion in my replies, but it made me go look again and found my errors. Thats good.

Re: Shadrack ALLARD Family

Suella|MA71495 — 2009-03-16 02:44:34Z

Hello, A very belated reply to your query re Shardrack Allard's birth date. Re-visiting it, I feel that the information which I was given cannot be right. His mother would have been in her 50s when she had him if it were accurate. I don't know where to look to find out what the correct birth date for Shardrack would be.

It looks like that there is a conflation between this Shardrack son of Henry Allard and the Shardrack who married Elizabeth Downes. I need to revisit this.

I can't remember if I contacted you about this line directly or not. I descend from Almira Allard, daughter to David Allard, Shardrack's nephew, and her husband Heziakiah True Fogg of Sandwich NH. They married in 1846, perhaps in Eaton Centre NH.
suedaveatboltblue.com

Re: Emery

bettyws — 2009-01-19 07:11:18Z

About 1775 Enoch and Humphrey Emery migrated from Plaistow, NH to Jackson, NH, ?beside Bartlett, and acquired land in Jackson. As far as I can find out the Emery line in Bartlett decends from these two brothers. I found this information in some history of Jackson, NY. Betty Smith

Re: Shadrack ALLARD Family

BobGliddenofIndiana — 2009-03-16 02:18:13Z

Suella, You are so very correct that the Allards are a difficult group to validate, date, and distinguish. Thank you for the contact. I am only peripherally related by marriage to your line. Bob

Raynard Stoddard Whitton

grace618 — 2008-11-16 21:38:52Z

I am researching these family names-Wolfeboro

Daniel Raynard & Margaret Whitton Raynard
Lived in Wentworth mansion 1796 to ?
Daniel Died 1815 in Virginia
Mansion burned in 1820
Margaret married Deering Stoddard and lived on the estate in" Stoddard House"

Margaret & daniel had several children:
Maria M. Charles Loveland
Sarah m Isaiah Greene
dau, m Orne

Phoebe Elizabeth Hagan Shackford d. Jan 20, 2008

SearchShack — 2008-10-19 16:49:06Z

Looking for the obituary for Phoebe Shackford. She was born Dec 22, 1922 and died Jan 20, 2008. Believe lived in Madison. THANKS! Joanne

Birth record look-up please

Nurselaforest — 2009-03-08 20:54:43Z

I am trying to locate a birth record for Sarah Weeks, born March 20, 1829 in Tamworth, N.H.
Parents may be Joel and Abigail Weeks.

Would gladley compinsate.
Sincerley,
Tina

Re: Birth record look-up please

Nurselaforest — 2009-03-14 14:27:58Z

Thank you for looking for the birth record.
She very well may be an unrecorded birth, I have her death record, and that is where her birth is said to be.
Oh well!
Again, thank you David.
Sincerely,
Tina

Re: Birth record look-up please

Nurselaforest — 2009-03-12 21:40:38Z

Thank you for your time David!
Hopeing for good news!

Sincerely,
Tina

Wolfeboro marriage 11-1809 James Jenness/Sarah Allen Calder - need proof

maureenlee1 — 2009-03-07 16:51:17Z

Looking for proof of marriage of James Jenness (1785-1854) and Sarah Allen Calder (1786-1837). Their marriage date is shown to be November 1809 in Wolfeboro, NH. James parents were Cornelius Jenness and Patience Chesley. Sarah's parents were Rober Calder and Sarah Harris.

Ossipee birth abt 1785 - James Jenness - need proof

maureenlee1 — 2009-03-07 16:48:02Z

Looking for record/proof of birth of James Jenness born in about 1785 in possibly Ossipee, Carroll, NH. His parents were Cornelius Jenness and Patience Chesley. Thank you - you may contact me at maureenlee@cableone.net

Brookfield birth 7-19-1786 of Sarah Allen "Sally" Calder - need proof

maureenlee1 — 2009-03-07 16:43:53Z

Looking for record/proof of birth of Sarah Allen "Sally" Calder on July 19, 1786 in Brookfield, Carroll Co., NH. Her parents were Robert Calder and Sarah Harris. Thank you - you may contact me at maureenlee@cableone.net

Wolfeboro birth 2-2-1815 of James Jenness - need proof

maureenlee1 — 2009-03-07 16:40:16Z

Looking for record/proof of birth of James Jenness on February 2, 1815 in Wolfeboro, Carroll, NH. His parents were James Jenness (1785-1854) and Sarah Allen "Sally" Calder (1786 - 1837)

Re: Smart, Joseph b. 1770/1 Easton? son of Winthrop Smart need proof

bhensley56 — 2009-03-04 01:13:58Z

My Joseph was the gg-grandson of Robert Smart who immigrated to NH from England. I do not have any Smart families in Massachusetts, or at least I don't yet. If you can email me some information on this Smart family, I can do some checking for you.

Brenda
mainelygenealogy@yahoo.com

Re: Birth record for Sarah (Weeks) Blake...Please!

FrankWeeks15 — 2009-01-15 03:14:27Z

Hi Craig; I do not have any books available at this time. I have them printed 10 at a time. I can not find any Fisher relationship in my data base. However, I'm happy to share anything I have that will put you on the right track.

Frank

Re: Shadrack ALLARD Family

davidallard_1 — 2009-03-15 22:43:23Z

Marge Allard

I greatly appreciate the quick reply and kind offer.

Your suggestion to contact the Lyndonville VT historical society is a good one on with which I plan to follow-up.

My address for mailing is:
David Allard
6206 Springstone Place
Clifton VA 20124

It will be interesting what surprises will be revealed in this newspaper article. I hope to verify children of David Allard, specifically Job, an early settler in Eaton NH.

Thank you so very much for your assistance
David Allard

Re: Shadrack ALLARD Family

davidallard_1 — 2009-03-14 23:18:01Z

I am directly related to Henry ALLARD (about 1705 - abt 1784) who married Sarah RAWLINS, through their son David (1745-1831) listed as a DAR Patriot.

I have been unable to find documents verifying Henry's legacy from his father James ALLARD (abt 1669 - unk), married to Honor WALLIS, nor to his grandfather Hugh Allard (abt 1623 - unk) married about 1627 to Grace TUCKER; both of the Isles of Shoals.

I would greatly appreciate a copy of your newspaper article.

Elizabeth M. (Fabyan) Deering of ME, DoB abt 1840

danderup — 2009-01-01 21:11:06Z

Am not related. May be of interest to someone who is working on Fabyan line.
Alexander Deering was well known in CA, in particular in connection with getting the Yosemite turned into a park. Example newspaper extract doing a Google using Alexander Deering in quotes came up with following at a mariposa research URL:
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Death of Judge DEERING
(submitted by William Disbro)
Again has the insatiate acher on the pale horse visited our domain and struck down another occupant of the District Court Bench, in this, the Thirteenth Judicial District The first was the honorable and amiable Judge Bondurant, and now his not less worthy sucessor, Judge Deerling, has been called upon to follow him across the deep, broad and turbid river, which is never passed over but once. He yielded up his spirit in Merced City, on Sunday morning the 19th instant. He received warning long since of the great change that was to come over him, and was not unprepared for the event. When last he saw the leaves of the forest turn yellow and fall to the ground before the blasts of winter, he accepted, the change as emblematic of his fate, and knew full well that he would not live to see the face of nature covered with the verdur of Spring. Patiently he awaited the final summons, and without fear or trembling, he surrendered himself to the embraces of that eternal sleep, the quietude of which will never be disturbed by the tumult of a jarring world. Judge Deering was a native of the state of Maine, aged 43. He came to Mariposa in July, 1855, where he located, and ever after considered home. From 1856 to 1864 he was associated with Samuel A. Merritt in the practice of law. In 1859 he was elected District Attorney, and at the expiration of the term he was re-elected. In 1862 he made a visit to his native state and while there he was married to Miss Lizzie M. Fabyan, of Boston, Massachusetts. In November, 1865 Govenor Low appointed him District Judge, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of Judge Bondurant, which station he filled until Jan 1st, 1868. In Oct. 1873 he was elected my the voters of the district to continue in that office, which he did to the time of his death. His wife died on the 9th of December 1874, preceeding him one year and ten days. Their marriage was unattended by issue. That we live, and move, and have our being is certain. Equally so is death. It is just as natural as life, and should not be sought and cannot be avoided. Eighteen months ago the brown house on the side of the hill, wreathed with evergreens and fragrant flowers, with its grounds covered with mossy grass, and its sidewalks lined with ordamental trees and vines, was the scene of domestic happiness. There, in that beautiful retreat, made vocal by the warblings of feathered songsters, lived this amiable pair. They seemed to exist but for love and enjoyment. The harmony which attended their short journey though life, was remarked by all our citizens. But alas! How fleeting are all earthly pleasures. These two, so well mated, and in possesion of the comforts of life, have been called to another sphere, and a mournful air now seems to prevade these precints once so peaceful and full of domestic bliss.

Jan 1, 1876 issue of the Mariposa Gazette. Hou. Alexander Deering. Our friend and fellow citizen, the subject of this notice, has left us to join the great majority. No one has left our community more universally esteemed and lamented. He was born June 15th, 1832, at Demark (sic Denmark) Oxford County, Maine; received his early education at the excellent common schools and high schools of that commonwealth, and having prepared for college entered Bowdoin. Being caste physically in a fragile frame the severity of the college course tested his constitution, and compelled him to relinguish his college life at the end of the sophomore year, from which he entered the eminent law office of Shipley & Dann, in the city of Portland, and after reading law with that firm he went to the law school of Harvard University, where he took high rank and finished the course. Here the delicacy of his condition once more gave him admonition that the rigors of a New England climate would be a perpeptual menace from the Great Destroyer, so he came to California in 1854, and after a brief sojurn in San Francisco, settled in Mariposa, being first associated with Judge R.H. Daily, and soon after becoming a partner with the Hou. Samuel A. Merritt. It did not take people long to learn his genuine character and professional ability. Business flocked in upon the firm, and young Deering became District Attorney - retiring therefrom because outside professional business would not justify his longer filling the position. After being for a long time the counsel of the Mariposa Company, in the palmy days when Park and Olmstead and Dodge gave life to that vast estate by the superior vigor of their management, a vacancy occuring in the District Judgeship by the demise of Judge Bindurant, Gov. Low tendered him the appointment. Serving out the term of his appointment with great credit to himself and acceptability to the people, he again retired to the practise of his profession. But in 1873 the people elected him over a popular Democrat in this Democratic District. His funeral in San Francisco was very largely attended by leading citizens. All of the Courts adjourned out of respect to his memory, and feeling obituary remarks were made on the occasion. His pall barers were Hou. Edmound Burke, Hou. Samuel H. Dwindlle, Hou. M.C. Blake, Hou. W.D. Sawyer, Lewis Shaw, Daniel J. Murphy, H.H. Hewliett, Hugh Diamond, H. Edwards, A.W. Jee, and C.D.O. Sullivan. He lies buried in Lone Mountain, just below the burials of Baker and Broderick- interred besides his wife, in one grave in the burial pot of his brother. When shall we find so trustworthy and admirable a man to take his place? We share in the general condolance extended to his brother and family.

DEERING- Visalia Weekly Delta, Dec 24, 1874 (submitted by Mike White)
In Merced, December 9, 1874, Lizzie F., wife of Judge Alexander Deering.
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1860 Fedral census, CA, Mariposa
Deering, A/26/ME

1870 Fedral census, CA, Mariposa
Deering, Alex/38/ME/Lawyer
Deering, Elizabeth/30/ME
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I’ve posted several newspaper extracts for the Deering surname in Genforum. Whether there’s a relationship between Alexander and the others (except in the case of the marriage) I’m not sure.

Moultonborough, New Hampshire Vital Records

wodowd — 2009-03-25 23:59:26Z

If anyone has access to "Moultonborough, New Hampshire Vital Records" By Richard P. Roberts, Published by Heritage Books, 2000 or a similar book I would be interested to know if it contains any reference to the family of Cephas Smith [1801, Sanbornton-1850, (Somersworth?)]. I am particularly interested in the children of his second marriage to Sally (or Sarah)Calley (nee Morrison). Some of the children may have been born in Moultonborough and others in Sanbornton.

Re: Leavitt family of Eaton NH

caroleavon — 2009-04-23 19:06:23Z

revised again. Julia A. Leavitt can't be dau. of Samuel Leavitt and Lydia Foster, they weren't old enough. Sorry for the confusion. They did live right next door to Julia and her husband Carle Drew in 1870 Eaton Census, and they are on the next page in the 1850 census in Eaton.

Re: Leavitt family of Eaton NH

caroleavon — 2009-04-23 18:28:29Z

See my previous note -I looked again at Eaton census records, and I may have some of this wrong. Samuel Leavitt is in 1850 & 1860 Eaton census with Lydia; but in 1870 with Nancy. So the order of wives may be wrong, and the dau. Julia must be a dau. of Lydia Foster, not Nancy Jenness.

Re: Leavitt family of Eaton NH

caroleavon — 2009-04-23 18:03:59Z

I don't have a lot, but I do have some on this family:
John F. Leavitt & Mary Dolloff both buried Jenness-Leavitt Cemetery, Eaton. (John F. was son of Samuel Leavitt and Sarah Phinney) John F. Leavitt's son Samuel Leavitt b. abt 1793 d. 10 Mar 1879 Eaton; m. 1st Lydia Foster b abt 1798 d. 3 Mar 1862 Eaton. Both buried Jenness-Leavitt Cemetery. Samuel married 2nd Nancy Jenness b. abt 1791 d. 3 Jan 1881 Eaton, buried Currier-Wilkinson Cemetery, Eaton. Samuel and Nancy had a daughter Julia A. Leavitt b. 1812 (in Maine, I think), d.aft 1880 Eaton. She married Carle Drew b 2 Mar 1809 Newfield, Maine, d 18 May 1887 Eaton. Both buried Cold Brook Road, Eaton. 1850/1860/1870 Eaton census - 1870 shows them living next door to each other. This interests me because Carle Drew's father was Clement N. Drew, my GGG Grandfather. So, keep in touch.
I haven't recorded siblings of Samuel Leavitt, but some info came from Conway Library cemetery records, which are not perfect, but a good start - perhaps more can be found there.

Leavitt family of Eaton NH

LWALLS22 — 2009-04-22 10:44:47Z

I am looking for descendants of John F. Leavitt (1769-1847)and his wife Mary Dolloff (1771-1849). Does anyone know who their children were? They are the right age to be the parents of Almira Leavitt (1804-bef 1870) who married Jesse Sargent. Almira was from Eaton and their marriage is recorded there.

Any other Leavitt info that might fit would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Leavitt family of Eaton NH

LWALLS22 — 2009-04-24 01:03:37Z

Thanks for replying. I know there are a lot of Leavitts. Trying to find parents of a daughter prior to the 1850 census is frustrating. By the way, I just returned from a day trip to Freedom and Eaton NH. I took a lot of grave photos from the area, some of them Drew family. I don't think I took any Leavitt's. I will be posting them on Findagrave.com as soon as I can. I only got to photo 4 or 5 cemeteries. Will have to return for more.

Re: Shadrack ALLARD Family

margeall9 — 2009-03-15 22:26:37Z

I will be glad to send you a copy of the article from a New Hampshire Unitarian newspaper of the 1980's. It certainly sounds like your family. The article was written by Barbara Allard of Lyndonville, VT who unfortunately passed away before I could contact her. I don't know whether her extensive family history was passed on to the town historical society, but you might contact them also.
I can't scan the article, but if you send your address I will mail it to you.

Marge Allard

Re: Shadrack ALLARD Family

margeall9 — 2009-03-15 23:16:25Z

These names are mentioned in the article, but the relationships are not entirely clear. Have you tried the NH Vital Statistics in Concord? Anyway I'll send the article.

Lucien A. Smart of North Conway

tomthompson53 — 2009-03-03 13:22:26Z

Greetings all:

I'm helping a friend get started on his father's Smart family tree.

According to his father's 1973 obituary he;
Lucien Adrien Smart born Feb 1928 in North Conway, Carroll, NH.

Father: Lucien A. Smart, Mother: Mrs. Francis (O'Brien) Smart. In 1973 his mother Francis (O'Brien) smart lived in Cambridge, MA. Francis O'Brien's father was William O'Brien.

Would you have any information on this Smart or O'brion Line in North Conway?

Thanks
Tom Thompson

Re: Smart, Joseph b. 1770/1 Easton? son of Winthrop Smart need proof

tomthompson53 — 2009-03-03 13:20:08Z

Greetings:

I'm helping a friend get started on his father's Smart family tree.

According to his father's 1973 obituary he Lucien Adrien Smart born Feb 1928 in North Conway, Carroll, NH.

Father: Lucien A. Smart, Mother: Mrs. Francis (O'Brien) Smart. In 1973 his mother Francis (O'Brien) smart lived in Cambridge, MA. Francis O'brien father was William O'Brien.

Would you have any information on this Smart or O'brion Line in North Conway?

Thanks
Tom Thompson
Bradenton, FL.

Charles Woodbury 1841-1893 of Tuftonboro/Wolfeboro, NH

JaneAnnFoster — 2009-03-25 16:34:56Z

He married on 24 Jan 1860 to first wife Nancy J. Straw [1839-1863] in Wolfeboro, NH. She was d/o William and Mary Elizabeth (Rogers) Straw.
Would like to find his parents to complete the lineage.
Charles died in Tuftonboro, NH
My above information comes from a Google Book search:
Descendants of Micum McIntire: a Scottish Highlander, deported by Oliver Cromwell after the battle of Dunbar, September 3, 1650, and settled at York, Maine, about 1668
By Robert Harry McIntire
Published by Tuttle Company, 1940
Does anyone have a copy of this?

Michael Carroll & Charles Carroll immigrated to America from Ireland in the 1800's

alanjarmitage — 2009-03-15 21:30:00Z

Looking for information or relatives of Michael and Charles Carroll, who immigrated to America in the 1800's. Michael was born about 1816 and Charles was born about 1824. There parents were William Dalton Carroll and Catherine O'Dell or Odell. I have no other info on them other than they had 5 other brothers. 1 stayed in Ireland, he was called Dalton Carroll, and 4 others, Richard, William, John, and Francis immigrated to Australia.

Re: Birth record look-up please

DavidHough44 — 2009-03-12 11:43:31Z

Hi Tina
Tomorrow, I'm going down to concord to the state archives. I will look for a record. David

Re: Birth record look-up please

DavidHough44 — 2009-03-13 17:32:21Z

I hit the state archives today, looking at births prior to 1900. I found a half dozen Sarah Weeks but none born in 1829 in Tamworth. I searched the unnamed Weeks, not there.

Could she have been born out of state? Her birth not registered? Misfiled? David

Re: Birth record for Sarah (Weeks) Blake...Please!

fisher7148 — 2009-01-15 00:39:38Z

I would be very interested in the Weeks book you mention in your email. I've been trying to work back from David Fisher and his spouse, Sarah Weeks, both born around 1794 in Penn.

Please let me know if I could purchase a copy. Thank you.

Craig Fisher
fisher7@gmail.com