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Re: Thomas HUSTED

bnjmarti — 2009-11-07 23:25:36Z

My gg grandfather was named Thomas Husted, b:1844 near Des Moines,Ia. There are many "Thomas's" up the family tree going back to the early 1800's from Cumberland Cnty, N.J. If you think you have a link or I may be able to share my info with you, feel free to contact directly,

bnjmarti@zoominternet.net
Thanks,
jcm

HUSTED Family Records in Dutchess County NY

valeconsulting — 2009-09-14 15:15:05Z

PLEASE SIGN THE PETITION AT http://www.petitiononline.com/hirehist/petition.html

I am writing to let all who have records in Dutchess County NY know that we have not had the office of County Historian filled continuously. For the past 18 years we had a Historian in office only 2 1/2 years. For many years the public has been denied access to the archives. We have a law on the books mandating a Historian as well as a Records Management Advisory Board. This board was not publicized and has never met. As President of the Dutchess County Genealogical Society, I learn that I am supposed to be on that board. With that in mind I am going to attempt to call a meeting, though we do not have the captain of the ship...Historian, nor the Archivist, who is supposed to be appointed by the Historian.

There is confusion surrounding this office. Many feel that a long time President of the Dutchess County Historical Society covered this office for 15 years. This error is compounded by a link on our government web site to the DC Historical Society web site, and the fact that in some states this is allowed. But, the DCHS collections are private collections, though they do archive them and use them to help folks with research, they contain no public records, and can not, by NYS law. The DCHS has an impressive collection and provides great service to genealogists. However, they are not funded by the county, and the county cannot take credit for their work.

Currently historians in Dutchess County are lobbying for our county government to fill this office. Preservation of and access to historical records much needed for genealogical research is our central goal. With that thought in mind I am writing to all of you, in hopes that you will sign our petition which may be found at http://www.petitiononline.com/hirehist/petition.html Those residing outside Dutchess County are welcome to sign -- preserving the records is critical to any researcher of Dutchess County families, wherever they may reside.

Thank you!
Valerie LaRobardier

Re: Lucretia Huested

CheryleMcLaren — 2009-08-21 22:52:59Z

Hello, I am reading your post from along time ago. I too am looking for info Lucretia. If you receive this, please post and we can share emails.
Thanks
Cheryle

Re: FOUND: HUSTED CHILDREN PHOTOS

JudyMJohnson_Erickson — 2009-08-02 19:34:07Z

Dear Chris,

Thank you for your inquiry about the Husted photos. I placed those photos in 2004. I do have the 2004 contact info for the person who received them. I am hesitant to post this person's name of the list, but if you will contact me at: jmje36@embarqmail, I will send the info to you.

Sincerely, Judy in TX

Re: FOUND: HUSTED CHILDREN PHOTOS

wemoorefam — 2009-07-27 19:35:19Z

Hello, Judy:
I just noticed your message re: Husted photos and wonder if you still have them. I know very little about my maternal grandfather other than his name was Earl Husted. My grandmother was born in 1905 in Shawnee County, KS, so the date of the picture seems to track. I also remember relatives discussing an "Aunt Helen", but have no living source with whom to verify.
Since it's been a few years since you posted this, I'm not sure if you still have the photos, but would love to discuss further.
Thank you in advance,
Chris - Houston TX

Re: HUSTED / PITTMAN

MaurineHumphreys73 — 2009-06-02 21:09:18Z

Boy when I finally found the right place to look I hit the jack-pot. My e-mail address is meah@sbcglobal.net hope to hear again. I got the picture of your family and your Mom's too. I looked up the information in my book that my Aunt "PETE" compiled, she and a cousin of MOM and her. Let me hear from you again and I'll send some more info your way........ meah@sbcglobal.net

Re: HUSTED / PITTMAN

MaurineHumphreys73 — 2009-06-02 20:27:29Z

Jo, according to the old bible of Isaac Atchley Lucy died Feb 14, 1912. I guess I was looking at the wrong place. Sure glad you knew this. Where did you find this info? Just curious.Do you have the book compiled by Maude Horn "Atchley Family History". By Dr. Paul Atchley and Mary Ann Morris Thompson. It is quiet informative but I have found some discrepinces in the Isaac Atchley and Daniel R.Atchley information. Family History is sure frustrating and yet fun also. Glad to hear again. Maurine.....

Re: HUSTED / PITTMAN

LucetaSoardStaats — 2009-06-02 02:33:43Z

maurine , for some reason my e-mails will not go through to you, I found where lucy hodge atchley married a gilbert smith 10 dec 1896 and in 1910 they were still living in jefferson tenn, joe staats

Re: Thomas HUSTED

shae78 — 2009-04-13 14:28:29Z

Hello!! I was wondering if you were still looking for information? I have the same Husteds on my Tree.
Please let me know if I can help--and of course you can view my tree on here.

searching for others!

shae78 — 2009-04-13 14:14:36Z

Hello! I am searching for others that are researching the same lineage of Husted as I am! Please respond!

Re: Soloman/Solomon Husted in Ohio

Windy73 — 2009-04-13 02:56:17Z

Yes this would be my husbands line, Carl Dempsey is my husbands great grandfather and Mahlon was Carl's dad. I really have not been able to track Soloman past Ohio to find his parents or go further back.

Re: Soloman/Solomon Husted in Ohio

ronaldhusted52 — 2009-04-12 02:30:12Z

I have a Solomon in my tree and he had a son Solomon Carlton, also Mahlon Who is the father of Ernest my grand father who lived in Hamilton Co.,Indiana. My tree is public on here The Husted Family of Lapel,In.
I hope this is some help.

HUSTED Irene E Grill 1920-1986

t42Moore — 2009-01-18 13:03:21Z

HUSTED Irene E Grill 1920-1986

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 199,787 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: FRED (FREDRICK?) & FLEDA HUSTED

dfalkenberg — 2008-07-13 08:54:55Z

Hi! I'm Dale Falkenberg my grandfather was John Falkenberg who married Annie Dilworth in New Jersey. I had just found a news paper clipping about the wedding and the names you have are in it. Are you from New Jersey? You can email me at falk826@aol.com

Re: Henry Husted of Liberty, Indiana

DonWorley38 — 2008-03-22 22:09:59Z

My great grandfather was in the 9th. I am writing a book on the regiment and would like to include personal stories. Your message is an older one and I hope you are still active in researching your ancestor in the 9th.

Re: FRED (FREDRICK?) & FLEDA HUSTED

EDeskiewicz — 2008-02-26 21:25:20Z

Hello,
Frederick Husted and Fleda (Dilworth) Husted were my great-grandparents on my father's side. Their daughter, Jean (Jennie)Husted Bailey was my father's mother. Please contact me at Ldeski@msn.com.
Best regards,
Liz Deskiewicz

Re: HUSTED BOOK

daphnekenney — 2008-02-19 22:32:13Z

I am interested to see if anyone has any information on a Pearl Husted. She married Louis Harowitz. Her father is either Henry Gerald Husted or Jared C Husted (I am confused on this matter). Her mother is Ida Rogers. They are all from Pennsylvania. Pearl was born 16 January 1897 in Luzerne Pennsylvania. Help Please

Re: HUSTED BOOK

dchusted — 2008-01-14 01:16:59Z

Have not traced any of my Husteds to that county. Sorry for the delay.

Re: Husteds

2006-10-24 17:14:50Z

Here you are saying that Samuel MILLS left his estate to his wife Mary. And that she had a son named William Machesny. You say something to the effect that maybe Mary Machesny was married to Joel HUSTED.

The marriage of April 25, 1779 Cumberland Co. NJ, lists a Samuel MILLS marrying a Mary CHESNEY found on an internet search for other MILLS, it popped up. Their witnesses were Ruth ELMER and Theo ELMER.

I also found the will of Mary Chesney, on familysearch.org but when I went back to re read it, I could not get it to come up once more.

Thank you
Pat
cw
Just trying to find family for Samuel MILLS, which one did he belong? Cumberland, Essex, Sussex, Burlington or ?

Re: John Husted, b.1758, d.1834 - Clark Co., OH. - brother of Solomon

2006-10-19 00:52:00Z

Gene,
Would appreciate your help in learning if there is a cemetery burial listing in the Minnich Cemetery, Clark County, OH., for John Husted, b. June 13, 1758, d. Feb 12, 1834, age 76, Clarke Co., OH. Wife's name unknown. He was the father of Anna Husted, b. 1807, who married David Strasburg, Oct. 29, 1829, Clark Co., OH.
David and Anna (Husted) Strasburg eventually moved to Auglaize County, OH. They were my children's paternal g-g-g-grandparents.
I am compiling a family history album of their direct ancestors and would like to obtain a photo of John Husted's tombstone if found. My sincere thanks for any help you may offer.
Julia

HUSTED, Holden T., Isabella J. & Edith A. in Oregon

2006-07-29 01:06:23Z

I am transcribing the Evergreen Cemetary in Ontario, Malheur Co., Oregon and thought I would post pictures of the Pre-1900 headstones for those interested in having them. This is a very large cemetary, there is a possibility there could be other family members buried here after this time period. If you are interested in them, I can look for them specifically.

Joseph Husted b. 1771 Stamford, CT

2006-06-17 14:15:35Z

I'm looking for information about Joseph Husted b. 14 Aug. 1771 in Stamford, CT. He died 13 Apr. 1813 in Stamford, CT. His father is reported to be Nathaniel Husted b. 1748 and Mary Jane Weed of Stamford. Nathaniel's father is reported to be Joseph Husted b.1700 in Greenwich, CT.and his mother was Deborah Ferris b. 1706 in Stamford, CT.

Hiram Husted born 1809 possibly in New York

2006-06-16 13:19:23Z

Looking for information about Hiram Husted b. 1809 possibly in the Albany, New York area or in Stamford, Conn. He died in New York City in 1867. He married Mary Ann Truesdale at Troy, New York in 1832. Hiram and Mary Ann had three children; George S. b. 1834, Charles H. b.1840, and Julia Francis b. 1844. I'm trying to find information about Hiram's father and mother and his place of birth.

Re: HUSTED BOOK

2006-06-06 19:55:01Z

Hello Laurel,

John and Nancy (Conner) Husted were my 3rd great grandparents. I was born and raised in Bridgeton, NJ and would dearly like to have a copy of the book. Please e-mail me and let me the cost of copying and mailing.

Wil Husted

Re: Hiram Husted born 1809 possibly in New York

DonnaHunter123 — 2007-01-08 14:09:10Z

Hi Charles, I have a Hiram Husted born approx 1853 married to Everetta Bohall living in Lowville, Lewis, NY. Believe they stay in that general location their married life. Can't find Hiram prior to being married. Have you happened across my Hiram during your research?

Egan, Lawrence, Husted, Edgeworth Families of Jefferson County NY

DonnaHunter123 — 2007-01-08 13:33:17Z

I am research information on the ancestry of Edward Bartholomew Egan (born 1906 Canada) son of William Joseph Egan and Elizabeth Edgeworth (both of Canada) and Ruth E. Lawrence (born 1903) daughter of Daniel Lawrence and Grace Estella Husted (both of NY). It appears the families settled in or near Watertown NY.

Re: Husted

ClaireFluharty59 — 2006-10-30 23:50:32Z

If you are truly interested in Husted background in general, e-mail me at cfluharty@mednet.ucla.edu. My family starts in Conn, goes to Vt and upstate NY, through northern PA and finally northern OH--then MI, MO, KS, OK etc.

There is a Husted list-server on Rootsweb too.

Claire Fluharty

Re: Mary Husted

ClaireFluharty59 — 2006-10-30 23:50:32Z

I have a Mary Husted in my family who was born about 1866-67 around Toledo Ohio. Her mother was Demice Patrick Husted, born in Ireland. The Mary Husted in my family ended up in Oklahoma and married a man named Lawson. Some of her family still lives around Enid, OK. To my knowledge they never came to CA, so it must be the wrong Mary Husted.

Claire Fluharty cfluharty@mednet.ucla.edu

Re: Henry Husted of Liberty, Indiana

SharonWorkman51 — 2006-11-23 03:12:50Z

That is truly sad. Just yesterday I started a project, tracing Husted Civil War soldiers, and connected Henry to his parents, et al.

Henry Husted
Residence Union County IN;
Enlisted on 12/17/1863 as a Private.
On 12/17/1863 he mustered into "D" Co. IN 9th Cavalry
He was Mustered Out on 8/28/1865 at Indianapolis, IN

Promotions:
* Qtr Master 3/5/1865

Intra Regimental Company Transfers:
* 3/5/1865 from company D to Field & Staff

Re: Soloman/Solomon Husted in Ohio

Gene_Husted — 2006-07-02 20:14:24Z

Windy,
There is a Solomon Hustead in an old cemetery here in Clark County, but the marriage dates don't seem to add up for Solomon and the first listed Anna. There is no last name given for Anna in this listing.
Listed by name, date, aged, parents, spouse.
Anna Husted Sep 6 1820 21y [Solomon Hustead] [spouse?]
Anna Husted Apr 18 1832 13y 4m [Solomon Hustead Anna
Husted parents?]
Ruth E. May 20 1837 11y [Solomon Hustead Anna parents?].
I'll try to find this cemetery and get back to you. Another cemetery here has the family of Joseph Newcomb Husted, a son of Moses Husted and Content Newcomb from New Jersey.
Take care,
Gene

Re: Soloman/Solomon Husted in Ohio

Gene_Husted — 2006-07-02 20:14:24Z

Windy,
I visited the cemetery in western Clark County, Ohio
which is very old and it seems that any trace of
Solomon Husted and any family are gone, even
though they are listed in records as buried there.
Most headstones are weathered ond/or broken
but some are partially readable including families
Layton, and Hawk which were mentioned by you
and Paul in this query, I believe an Arthur Layton
and a John Hawk. I was passing thru this area and
next time a camera goes with me to get actual names.
I e-mailed you a listing of this cemetery.
Gene
me
with me

Re: Soloman/Solomon Husted in Ohio

Gene_Husted — 2006-07-02 20:14:24Z

This is a very old cemetery, most stones are broken and scattered. After several visits, I was cleaning other pieces and re-cleaned one of about three stones still standing. This stone was Ruth, daughter of Solomon Husted and Anna. I cleaned a stone next to it, broken in two pieces and it was Anna. There is a stone between them of the same style with only the upper part available so far. Going back tomorrow and hope to have more info and I will have pictures.
Gene

Re: Soloman/Solomon Husted in Ohio

Gene_Husted — 2006-07-02 20:14:24Z

Three headstones for the family of Solomon Husted were found at the Minnich Cemetery, near Medway, in Clark County Ohio. Anna, wife of Solomon Husted, d.Sept. [?] 1820 aged 21 years; Anna,daughter of Solomon and Anna, d.April 18,1832 aged 13 years 4mos [?] days; Ruth E. daughter of Solomon and Anna, d. May 20, 1837 aged 11 years 5 [8]mos [?]days. These were the only stones found for the family, and are still in their original location.
Gene

Arthur Clyde Husted

JudyHusted44 — 2007-06-03 01:25:18Z

Looking for info on Arthur Clyde Husted married to Edna Loretta McNatt. Died in Pampa, Texas

Re: Husteds in NY and PA

RobertaBush — 2006-11-22 05:01:19Z

I have traced the Husted family. William MacLaughlin, Delbert, Leonard, Fannie, David, Archibald, and Edgard were the children of David Adelbert and Jean MacLaughlin Husted. They lived in Hamilton, Sullivan, and Morris Run Townships of Tioga County, PA. David Adelbert was the son of Leonard and Fanny E Ford Husted.

Leonard and Fanny Ford had Fanetta, William , and David Adelbert Husted. Leonard was the son of David and Phinetta Ashley Husted.

David and Phinetta Husted had Phinetta, Leonard, Asa, Matilda, Jefferson, and Margaret Husted. David was born abount 1797, Covington Township, Covington County, PA. I have not found his parents.

If you have any infrmation that matches, I would love to hear from you.

Re: HUSTED BOOK

laughlinjeanb — 2007-02-04 21:45:40Z

Still wondering if you have any Husteds from Delaware County NY.

Re: HUSTED BOOK

dchusted — 2007-02-03 22:54:20Z

Very much interested in obtaining a copy of your "The Husted Family" book. Will reimburse for copies and sending. I can be contacted at david.husted@comcast.net.

Charles Husted living Elwood, IN 1910 and OH 1920

meplummer — 2006-07-09 16:26:53Z

Looking for information on the family of Charles Husted living in Elwood, IN in 1910. He married Lenna L ? (Laura, Lena, Linnie) ca 1902. They had the following children Margaret, Helen, Charline, Marion S. and Robert R. In 1920 they were living in Mansfield City, OH. Charles and Lena may have been living in Los Angeles, CA in 1930.

Husted, Smith

Mmarcelic_1 — 2006-11-14 16:07:55Z

Looking for info on Minnie Smith nee Husted b. April 1871 in New York, father unknown b. CT, mother is Armenia Husted b.April 1830
Minnie married my Great Uncle Harry P. Smith, they had a daughter Mary b.Sept. 1893
Any info would be greatly appreciated, will share Smith info.
Thanks
Mary Lou

Re: Hiram Husted born 1809 possibly in New York

charleshusted51 — 2007-04-04 13:16:17Z

This Hiram is my G,G,Grandfather. The earliest record of him that I have, indicates he was a merchant from Albany, NY dated 1832 when he married my G,G, Grandmother. He died in 1867 in New York City. I'll look through what records I have to see if I have any other Hirams.

Re: HUSTED BOOK

R_mesnard — 2006-11-13 20:31:58Z

I have some suggestions.

Before you do any work check to see if the information is not already in World Connect or listed on a Husted web site. The book is fairly recent.

1) Scan and OCR the index first if there is one.
2) OCR the rest of the book instead of just making pictures.
3) Ask for help 'cleaning up' the raw OCRed text on this board.
4) Divide the work up into lines that will require about the same amount of work. Send each volunteer the text and the image so they can proof the text. Have each volunteer enter the text into a genealogy program using cut & paste when it is reasonable. They need to list the book as the source. The volunteers can send you back a GED file.
5) Combine the pieces and send the volunteers the full GED.

You can also post the finished GED on World Connect. Posting the images may not be legal.

What an informitive posting!

R_mesnard — 2006-11-13 20:31:58Z

I found that account most interesting. I have no direct relation to the Husteds and check this board out just to 'window shop' . The Mesnards were in the greater Stamford area starting 1770. They were Anglican in 1770 but I suspect they converted to Methodist very early. They must have joined some splinter congregation of the one that met in the Horse Neck Chapel on Puts Hill. I say this because the oldest son married Mary Knapp dau of Timothy son of Israel who donated the land for the chapel. There is no record of that marriage or for most of the other Mesnard children. The only church record of a Mesnard marriage of that generation was from a church far from Greenwich. The record stated both husband and wife were from Greenwich. I suspect the marriage was performed by a circut rider who was later hired by a church and he added his book to the church records. For this reason I am always interested to learn anything I can about circut riders of this area.

Do you know when the Methodists were allowed to use the church in New Canaan? My ancesters from the next generation were married in that church. That was always a curiousity for me since I am sure they were Methodists by then.

How big was Thomas Seymour Husted Sr. 's shoe business? An Andrew Crawford moved to New Canaan from Round Hill. He was a shoe maker and worked for a manifactoring business.

Re: Susan Bell Brown, 1800's, Cincinnati, OH

giggles56n — 2007-02-16 04:11:29Z

My aunt has a Susan Belle Brown in her Husted family.
Susan Belle Brown married David Husted. His father was George Husted of Clark Co., OH b. 1805. His Mother was Mary Ann b.1813. He had siblings named James Ladley Husted
Daniel
Benamin
Mary

If you need more info, please let me know.

Re: Greenville, Ohio Husted family

giggles56n — 2007-02-16 03:49:08Z

I have an aunt that is related to that family. She would be very happy to have any info or copies of pictures. you can email me at zellersflowers@woh.rr.com.

Thank you

Mary Husted/ William Gee

janicebarrusgee — 2007-01-23 03:28:26Z

Looking for proof that Mary Husted born 12/22/1775 in NY is the correct maiden name of the Mary that married William Gee 1793 in Phillipstown, Dutchess Co., NY.

Can anyone help??
Janbarsgee@aol.com

Janice Barrus-Gee

Looking for a more rescent Robert Husted

ron_mesnard — 2007-07-11 17:00:30Z

A Robert Husted placed a great database on Worldconnect. The last time it was updated was 2001. I tried contacting him but the email address was dead and I think I have tried this before a few years back. I am working on the descendents of David Banks and Mary Mesnard who married a bit before the R-War. His data is the best I have seen for this family. I do not believe there are church records for these Banks who lived on top of Roundhill in Greenwich as well as most of their neighbors. I suspect they were members of the Horseneck Chapel or some other tiny congregation that went belly up in the early 1800s. The Banks being very successful in the shoe business moved the graves of their ancestors from where ever into the Stanwich graveyard. I suspect that is where Robert got his information. He has one tiny bit of information that is key for linking a David Banks who has a bio in an old book to this family. His database is the only one on World Connect with that piece of info. Daniel Banks married Christina Brush. A will and the bio interconnect to a Daniel Banks settling the Brush estate.

Reading your article I would guess you might know what happened to that researcher. Thanks!

Soloman/Solomon Husted in Ohio

Windy73 — 2006-05-23 06:26:38Z

Hello, I am trying to further a lead on a Soloman/Solomon Husted who resided in Champaign County and Clark county, Ohio and then passed away in Hamilton County, Indiana. I believe he was married to a Anna Ferguson in 1824 in Clark county and possibly a May Harris in 1853 In Hamilton County unless he had a son named Solomon as well. His death date shows as 1855 in Hamilton County, Indiana. He also served in the Capt. Arthur Layton's Company in the War of 1812 with several other Husteds:
Issac- a private
John- a fifer
Moses- a private
Samuel- a private
Solomon- a private

I am trying to connect solomon or maybe a sibling as the father to a Mahlon/Mahon Husted born in 1831 or so. If anyone has any of these names in thier research I would be very thankful for some help. Been stuck a very long time.

Thanks

Re: Susan Bell Brown, 1800's, Cincinnati, OH

kerrywsmyth — 2007-02-19 17:41:43Z

Yeah! Great. I will email you.

Robert Husted Passage to America on the ASSURANCE

GeorgeHusted50 — 2007-04-15 14:29:19Z

Robert Husted Passage to America on the ASSURANCE

Robert Husted immigrated to America with the Rev. Joseph Hull Company and is listed as passenger number 104 on the ship’s list.[1][2] Their ship left Weymouth on 20 March 1635 and the ship’s list indicated that there were 106 passengers "Bound for New England".[2] After a voyage of about 46 days, the ship landed at Dorchester (Massachusetts Bay Colony) on 7 May 1635 and stayed there “a fortnight” before removing to Wessaguscus.[3] On July 8, 1635, the General Court of Massachusetts passed an order permitting Rev. Joseph Hull's company of twenty-one families to settle at Wessaguscus, which was then incorporated under the name of Weymouth on 2 September 1635.[4] Not only was Robert Husted part of the Hull Company, he also settled with the same group. Robert Husted and his family of eight were granted land at Mount Wollaston in 1640.[5]

Two other members of the Hull Company were Zachary and Agnes Bicknell of Weymouth, the immigrant ancestors of the American Bicknells.[6] They were passengers 41 and 42 respectively on the Hull Company’s ship’s list.[7] The ship they came over on was the “Assurance” from Gravesend, Kent, England.[8] These facts, including the name of the Hull Company’s vessel the “Assurance” are also asserted by the Chairman of the Weymouth Historical Commission, Theodore Clarke, on the official webpage of the town of Weymouth, MA. [9]

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[1] Sainsbury, W. Noel, ed., Calender of State Papers, Colonial Series (Volume 9), America and West Indies, 1675-1676, also Addenda, 1574-1674, Preserved in the Public Record Office (Vaduz: Kraus Reprint Ltd., 1964) First Published London: HMSO, 1893. pp. 79-80.

http://72.14.207.104/search?q=cache:fk8QpGjLR8wJ:www.genealo...

[Note: Item in above link appears highlighted as Robt. Huste, husbandmen. This is Robert Husted, Farmer, our immigrant ancestor.]

[2] Weymouth Historical Society, History of Weymouth Massachusetts in four volumes, Wright and Potter Printing Company, Boston. [1923] Vol. I, PAGE 72 – 74.

[3] Suffolk Court Files, Microfilm reel #4, Vol. 8, file 815, page 38

[4] Weygant, Charles H., The Hull family in America: Hull Family Assoc., 1913, Pg. 72.

[5] Savage, James, A Genealogical Dictionary of The First Settlers of New England, Before 1692. Volume #2 Hubbard - Huff http://www.usgennet.org/usa/topic/newengland/savage/bk2/hubb
ard-huff.htm

[Note: Item in above link appears near the bottom of the page as HUESTED, or HUSTED, ANGEL.]

[6] Hobbs, William Herbert, Kimball-Weston Memorial : the American ancestry and descendants of Alonzo and Sarah (Weston) Kimball of Green Bay, Wisconsin, Priv. print. Madison, Wis. 1902. Pg.15.

[7] Weymouth Historical Society, History of Weymouth Massachusetts in four volumes, Wright and Potter Printing Company, Boston. [1923] Vol. I, Pg. 73.

[8] Hobbs.

[9] Clarke, Ted, Weymouth- The First Hundred Years, “Part II Weymouth Becomes A Town”, Weymouth Historical Commission, Wednesday, September 22, 2004

http://www.weymouth.ma.us/history/index.asp?id=2598

[Note: The item of immediate interest in the above citatation is found 3/4 of the way down the page, in Part II, in the first paragraph under the heading, "WEYMOUTH BECOMES A TOWN". One may speed the process of finding this by 1)clicking on the link 2) select "edit" at the top left of your web-browser page 3) selecting "find" 4) typing the word "assurance" and clicking "Find Next".]

http://72.14.207.104/search?q=cache:zqkgPR0iN-QJ:en.cnltr.co...

[Note: The item of immediate interest in the above citatation is found 1/3 of the way down the page, in the first paragraph under the heading, "WEYMOUTH BECOMES A TOWN". One may speed the process of finding this by 1)clicking on the link 2) select "edit" at the top left of your web-browser page 3) selecting "find" 4) typing the word "assurance" and clicking "Find Next".]

Henry Husted of Pennsylvania

daphnekenney — 2007-08-12 03:01:30Z

Henry Husted was born about 1844. He lived in Pennsylvania. His wifes name was believed to be Mary. They had son Henry Gerald Husted and a daughter Addie Husted