Nason - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Ananias Nason, ENG, f/o John Nason (1577) m. Elizabeth Rogers 1600

LoriDollevoet1 — 2009-10-31 15:21:49Z

Another Cousin here. My line took a strange twist in Maine.
I follow:
Ananias (Nassone) NASON & Ursula RODGERS
John NASON & Elisabeth ROGERS
Richard NASON & Sarah BAKER - England to Kittery, York, ME
Richard NASON & Susan (Shuah Colcord) CALQUET

Here is where it gets a bit strange. They had a son born 1682 South Berwick, York, Maine. A number of sources including http://www.jedh.com/src/genealogy/Full07a-p/p269.htm#i13409 indicate that his father was killed in about 1690. It eas not uncommon for the French and Abnaki Indians to abduct people and sometimes sell them of as slaves. Their son was about 8 or 9 when there was a raid near Sturgeon Creek where the Nason family lived. Richard was killed (one account says killed in his doorway). Their son was taken and grew up in St.Francois-du-Lac Quebec, Canada. He was baptised there with the name Jacques Ritchot. His birth parents were listed on this baptism and his mothers name was written as Suzanne Calquet. The last name Ritchot came from the translation of his birth father's name of Richard. He was said to have been raised by the Crevier family. I do have a copy of the Baptism record and Susanne Calquet is indeed listed on it. Jacques went on to marry Elisabeth Dubois-dit-Brisebois (first generation Canadian)
and our family line then turns French Canadian!

Jacques RITCHOT & Elisabeth/Elisa Marie (dit Brisebois) DuBOIS
Marguerite RITCHOT & Antoine Joseph BIBEAU
Marie Marguerite Ann BIBEAU and Jacques LANDRY (Acadian descent)
Francois Xavier LANDRY & Anne Marie JANELLE
Joseph LANDRY & Esther (Ester) MANSEAU (came down to Green Bay Wisconsin in the 1840's
Francois Xavier LANDRY & Marie Katherine (Kate) BIBEAU
Hubert Joseph LONDRE & Hosanna (Rose) VENNE
Melva Rose LONDRE & Richard Joseph BLAHNIK
Bette Jane Rose BLAHNIK & Deane Ellsworth Spilman (my parents, now both deceased)
Rather a long and strange journey. Interestingly enough, I went to Maine a few years ago. My husband and I like to hike and we found a park next to the Hamilton House. Vaughn Park is right by Hamilton House and Salmon Falls is right there. We took some photos and later I found out that I was standing on the property of my ancestor Richard Nason. It is shown on a Berwick map 1631-1700 along the Newichawannock River. It would seem that the beginning portion of Vaughn Park was once owned by Richard Nason. Perhaps that is where he died in the raid from the French and Abenaki.
I also found the will of Richard Nason, husband of Sarah BAKER that died March 15, 1695/96 in Kittery. ME. Sarah Baker seems to have had a first husband named Nicholas Follets

Re: Nason's in New Brunswick, Canada

lililou — 2009-10-24 23:12:04Z

Info on the Nasons in New Brunswick and all over North America and back to England can be gotten from:

Harold E. Nason
2832 Highway 101
Beaverdam, NB
E3B 7W4

Re: George Wilson Nason-Lee Co. SC

CynthiaNason51 — 2009-09-25 19:46:30Z

I believe that Wilson Nason was the son of William Albert "Uncle Willie" Nason, the brother of my Great-Grandfather George Washington Nason of Fayetteville, NC.

Re: John Nason

chasedw — 2009-09-19 13:28:10Z

I had sent you an email via the Ancestry.com contact feature, with the name of a person to write to in New Brunswick for a "correct" treatment of this line. Not sure you received it, as I have had no reply.

As you noted in your posting, the trees online are anything but accurate.

Re: John Nason

drande1 — 2009-09-15 20:56:14Z

Thanks. This certainly makes a lot more sense . My daughter in law is related to Lucy Helen, daughter of Zachariah ( born 1854)

Re: John Nason

Rae36 — 2009-09-15 17:14:16Z

Sorry, hit the wrong button...

Again..(Black) John Nason b. Jan. 6, 1793 d. Nov. 3, 1852 in Tracy, New Brunswick, Canada. Married Martha Dewitt b. Jan. 20, 1791 and d. 1877.

Children:

1. Israel Nason b. abt. 1814
2. Isaiah Nason b. Jan. 8, 1814 d. Feb. 22, 1838 (Isaiah may be Israel)
3. John M. Nason b. 1816 d. 1879
4. Mary Nason b. abt. 18185.
5. Nancy Nason b. July 20, 1820. d. 1820
6. Zachariah Nason b. May 20, 1823
7. Lemuel Nason b. May 9, 1826
8. Ephraim Nason b. Jan. 2, 1828 d. Sept. 2, 1898
9. Annie Nason b. ?

Re: John Nason

Rae36 — 2009-09-15 17:06:59Z

In my tree (this line not confirmed) I have:

(Black) John Nason b. Jan. 6, 1793 d. Nov. 3, 1852 in Tracy,

John Nason

drande1 — 2009-09-14 21:10:14Z

IN looking at several trees for John Nason, son of Lemuel and husband of Martha DeWitt, there is something very confusing about the children listed. In many trees they have a long list of children some of which are born before the parents. In others, there are children born when Martha is more than 50 years old. Particularly Haywwod Nason, born about 1849 when Martha was 46. Does anyone really have the children of Martha and John Nason

Re: Frederick Nason (1857-1928) m. Elsie C., NB

rogernason89 — 2009-08-30 22:47:43Z

Dear Luba,
Hope this message can reach you. Are you still looking for connections to your Frederick. I think that I may have some links in my research.
Roger Nason, descendant of Lemuel, Tracy/Fredericton Junction, Sunbury Co.

Re: Nason's in New Brunswick, Canada

sars4_1 — 2009-07-18 04:15:49Z

I am still searching the Nason side of the Family ... I have many sources for Sunbury County ... I am willing to compare some notes on this Family. However, I wont be available until July 25 as I have company right now ... I am in the process of compiling my information on a program on the computer. Right now all I have is paper copies.

Re: Frederick Nason (1857-1928) m. Elsie C., NB

BJ_Kirk — 2009-07-14 17:40:11Z

Do you know who is parents were?

Re: Samuel Albert Nason

BJ_Kirk — 2009-07-14 17:13:43Z

Are you still at this address Virginia? I would be interested in your ancestors. Beverly

Re: Samuel Nason/Samuel Albert Nason

BJ_Kirk — 2009-07-14 16:20:24Z

It's 8 yrs later, but I would be interested. I've just started my G GM, Hannah Nason's (York Co, NB) ancestors.

Re: Wilmont Nason Woodstock, New Brunswick Canada

BJ_Kirk — 2009-07-14 16:03:19Z

I have a Wilmot Nason b. 1870 in Sunbury Co, Blissville Parish. Parents: Asa Nason & Eliza DeWiley.

Re: Nason's in New Brunswick, Canada

BJ_Kirk — 2009-07-14 15:57:07Z

I would be interested in Baker's family.

Re: Nason's in New Brunswick, Canada

BJ_Kirk — 2009-07-14 15:53:20Z

My GGM was Hannah Nason, York Co, Queensbury. I have been doing work on this family for he past several weeks full-time, so I've been busy! Since it's been a few years since you've sent this email, do you still need info on Ephraim's ancestors?

Franklin McGowin

millikenm — 2009-06-17 22:28:31Z

I recently found a posting referencing a Nason Family Tree, with an entry for Franklin McGowin b: 1820 and resided in Pittsburgh, Allegheny Co PA in 1880. Unfortunately the link for contacting this person was not valid. If anyone has Franklin McGowin in their family tree, I would love to compare notes. mike.milliken@comcast.net

Re: Nasons, Maine and New Hampshire *

jalfischer — 2009-05-22 02:46:01Z

Thank you for your concern, but I was trying to help the other researcher. My Nasons are off the beaten path so to speak and I have SOOOOOO many on the beaten path that right now I am not willing to chase Nasons. Thank you for your help though I am sure the other researcher will be definately pleased.

My Nason is Charles Henry Nason from NH he came to charles town Suffolk Co, Mass and died. Two of his children went to Essex county one to Amesbury and the other to Salisbury (they lived on the boarderline between the two cities).

Charles Henry Nason is a plentiful name in NH, and it will be difficult to trace. Here in Essex Co, the name spelling was changed to NAYSON.

Thanks anyhow

Re: Nasons, Maine and New Hampshire *

carmennason — 2009-05-18 18:42:35Z

When did your Charles Henry make his move? I'm curious as to whether there is a relation there. And incidentally, does the name Seward or Sewell mean anything in your research? On the back of one of our photos the name is written as William Henry Seward Nason. It throws me for a loop still.

I've tried on RootsWeb, but didn't have any luck on there. Granted, that was two years ago. I haven't been able to research in a long time. I may have to go look again, but I have no names to search prior to 1850. No one knows who the line goes back through.

Re: Nasons, Maine and New Hampshire *

chasedw — 2009-05-21 19:01:56Z

This is a reply to both jalfisher and carmen...

I probably can help jalfischer with the NH-MA Nason issues, but will need some more specific info to work with. I can say it is not likely your line is connected to James L. Nason.

Carmen - you will recall I provided you with considerable info on James L and his descendants in the past. I have not been able to find anything new on his parents since then. W.H.S. Nason, born in 1858, was most likely named for William Henry Seward,who was a prominent politician and statesman during that period - he was a rival of Lincoln for the 1860 Republican presidential nomination, and later was Lincoln's Sec. of State. While Sewell is an old New England surname, the particular combination of names makes it more likely Nason was named for the politician.

Re: W. Templeton ("Temp") Nason of Haynesville, ME

chasedw — 2009-03-15 23:48:07Z

In the 1881 census of Canada, there is a household at Gladstone, Sunbury County, NB headed by William Nason that has a son Temple Nason, age 21, and a son Charles Nason, age 14. This is the same age difference as the William T. and Charles Nason living at Haynesville, Maine, in the 1900 census, and also is consistent with the birth years given in the 1900 census.

The family at Gladstone can be found in the LDS database, familysearch.org, by searching for Temple Nason, born in New Brunswick, Canada about 1860.

Re: Nason Ancestors/Maine

chasedw — 2009-03-07 03:26:44Z

Charlotte - send me what you know - names, dates, places - I probably can help. You should be able to get an email address by clicking on my name. If not, respond here.

Re: Nason Ancestors/Maine

chasedw — 2008-10-03 14:41:31Z

Jennifer - I likely can help with your research, but need something more to work from - preferable names, dates, and places prior to 1930.

Lott Nason and William H. Nason of Sebago

chasedw — 2008-09-02 16:14:13Z

Lindsay,

Your Nason ancestry is thus:

Richard[1] Nason, came to Kittery, Maine, from England before 1639; he had two wives, Sarah [Baker?] and Abigail (______) Follett;
Jonathan[2] Nason, married Sarah Jenkins;
Jonathan[3] Nason, m. Adah Morrell;
John[4] Nason, m. Margaret Lord;
Uriah[5] Nason, baptized in 1744; m. in 1765, Abigail Knight. They lived at Gorham.
William[6] Nason, b. at Gorham, m. Betsey Burnell, and moved to Sebago.
Daniel[7] Nason, b. in 1799; m. Jane Cannell; lived at Sebago.
Thomas[8] Nason, b. in 1836; m. ?
William O.[9] Nason, b. about 1870; married Abbie ______;
William Henry[10] Nason, b. in 1907; m. Marion Dolloff;
your father[11];
you[12].

The Lot Nason in the cemetery was a son of Daniel[7] and Jane Nason; Lot had no children.

If you are interested in the Nason history, you can find two books viewable for free at google.com/books -
search for Old Kittery and Her Families, by Everett Stackpole, and History of Gorham, Me., by Hugh D. McLellan.

Re: Nasons, Maine and New Hampshire *

jalfischer — 2009-05-19 00:59:57Z

My Naysons, Nason go beck to 1740. They emmigrated from New Hampshire to suffplk Co, Massachusetts. Charles Henry Nason died and his widow remarried. A son went to the new Plantation "Cholester" (became Newbury, Essex Co, Massachusetts. a daughter married in Ipswich, Essex Co, Massachutes (about 14 miles away) Then I lost track as the Nasons, Naysons apparently moved or else was in a suburb settlement that did not comply with recording vital records.

Go back to Roots web world connect. There have been many changes in the past two years. And try the SEARCHFAMILY.org site(lots or errors from well meaning TREE CHASERS.....but at least they provide leads to check up on.

Happy hunting

Re: Nasons, Maine and New Hampshire *

jalfischer — 2009-05-17 03:04:42Z

Roots web world connect has many many Nasons that go back to the 1500s. They came from England to Kennybunk Plantation circa 1610 (Area is now Maine state, USA and New Hampshire state USA)

My line was Charles Henry Nason, when he left NH and came to Essex Co, Massachusetts, his name was spelled Nayson and so are his descents in Amesbury Essex Co, Mass

Re: Nason Ancestors/Maine

ma32034 — 2008-12-28 18:05:57Z

I stumbled upon your message with your family tree.My great-grandmother is also a Nason from berwick Maine.I was trying to get some information about the Nason side of the family.Her name was Alice M. Nason.DOB was approximetly 1909 and she died in 2005.If you have any info on her or her relatives Could you please e-mail me?Thank you.

Re: Nason Ancestors/Maine

1965nason — 2009-03-04 06:06:39Z

Rae,
Wow, youv;e gotten a lot of information! I just started trying to find info for my tree I recognize Richard Nason from Maine and Charles Edwin Nason(I think) but other than my own parents and grandparents I don't seem to have any luck. Any suggestions or help?
Charlotte Nason

Re: J.H. Nason, Sebago, Maine n. Vittum Foss, NH

lulahbell94 — 2008-09-01 15:55:21Z

hey,
im not sure if in anyway this might help someone, but i live in sebago maine and my name is lindsay nicole nason, im 14 years old. My grandfathers name is william henry nason. rencently as i was riding my fourwheeler down my road i noticed a old cemitary and i cam apon a Lot Nason who died in 1917. he was married to a claire thorne (im not sure who they are) Then i realized that the cemitary i found was a family cemitary. the rock wals that are in the woods resembale propirty, and by the cemitary i also found what looks to be like there was a house built many years ago.
im not sure who these people are but i really would like too.

Mary Charlotte Nason, b.Ire, md Robert D. Campion, Cork, Ire.

TeresaPurvis85 — 2008-10-03 00:01:38Z

I am interested in the Nason surname in the vicinity of the city of Cork, Co. Cork, Ireland. My Kemp/Frith ancestors were married by the Rev. Thomas Spread Campion in 1793 at St. Peter's Church (Catholic) in Cork city. They named a daughter Jane NASON Kemp in 1803.

Rev. Thomas Campion married Anne Johnstone in 1801 in Cork and had a son, Robert Deane Campion, about 1802. He married a Mary Charlotte Nason and died in 1876 in Knockmourne, Co. Cork, according to a family tree on OneWorldTree, Ancestry.com. There is no information on his wife, Mary Charlotte Nason. I am wondering if there was a family connection between the Nasons, Kemps or Friths, to explain the middle name of the Kemp/Frith daughter.

Anyone have this family in their records? Any Nason families from Co. Cork?

Re: NASONS of Essex

hippofadamarts — 2008-12-10 22:47:52Z

Hmmm.
It's a bit longwinded. Can you contact me? I can't contact you as I am not paid up on here. Not done much of this stuff for a few years...

Mike.

Re: NASONS of Essex

hippofadamarts — 2008-12-10 22:12:10Z

LOL

Jonathan NASON (1839 - 1880) was my GGgrandfather. I can guess the 'interesting piece of information'!! Jane Emery was an 'interesting' character also!!!

What is your connection?

I am descended via Jonathan NASON's son = George William NASON (m. Murphy). He moved to Cork city, Ireland.
George William's dau = Dora NASON (my grandmother)grew up Cork, Ireland and m. McKIERNAN and later moved to Co Galway. She died 1988

Re: W. Templeton ("Temp") Nason of Haynesville, ME

lwaldon164 — 2009-03-16 17:15:12Z

Rae36, who is your grandmother? My family line is Wm Templeton Nason/Elizabeth whose son Leo Elmer Nason m Emmaline Mulligan Spaulding, who are my grandparents. Their children are Eldora E. b 4/1/25,
Rosie E. b 4/10/27 (my mother who married Floyd Eugene Muncey in Danforth, Me.)
Leo E. Jr. b 5/22/29
Cecil M. b 4/10/31
Mary E. b 9/23/32
Nora B. b. 11/19/34
Earl b. 5/21/36
Gerene b. 10/4/37
lwaldon164

Re: W. Templeton ("Temp") Nason of Haynesville, ME

lwaldon164 — 2009-03-16 15:10:18Z

You are a life saver. Are you by chance also investigating the Nason geneology? If so, I'm from that family, "Temp" was my gg-father, and I'd love to exchange notes.

There is a site called Nason.com that totally confused me (I'm new at this) and e-mailed them, but so far no reply. It looks to me like a very comrehensive Nason history. I just can't figure where my family fits into it.

Lynn Waldon
lwaldon@bellsouth.net

Re: W. Templeton ("Temp") Nason of Haynesville, ME

lwaldon164 — 2009-03-05 02:59:57Z

Sorry, I just replied to your post but should have added my e-mail address; lwaldon@bellsouth.net
Please contact me.

Re: W. Templeton ("Temp") Nason of Haynesville, ME

lwaldon164 — 2009-03-05 02:42:05Z

Temp Nason of Haynesville, married to Elizabeth is my gg-father. Leo Elmer Nason is my grandfather. Per my mother, Rosie Nason, Temp and Elizabeth as well as Leo Elmer and his wife Emmaline Mulligan Spaulding Nason are buried in Haynesville, probably Riverside.

Also per my mother, Temp Nason came from Canada, where in Canada is unknown. Nason is french, so could be Quebec, but also New Brunswick.

Re: Two separate Samuel B. Nason's

tely2000 — 2008-09-07 15:18:01Z

I have Samuel B. Nason born 1829 and died in 1901 in Biddeford, ME. I dont have the children but I can get you back to William Nasonne 1520.

Has far as I can tell this is not the one that enlisted in the Civil War.

Do you still need this information?

Teri

Re: Nason

scotanglocelt — 2008-12-26 01:30:39Z

I am researching John Howard Nason born Calais , Maine 1849 m. Hannah Craig. My mother was a Nason. RH Haight

NASON Margaret Donald

t42Moore — 2009-01-07 14:12:10Z

NASON Margaret Donald

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: Nason Ancestors/Maine

jenniferwhite08 — 2008-10-02 03:24:25Z

I am also researching the Nason Family. My daughter is a Nason. My ex husband was a Nason but always went by his stepdads last name of Smith (Which is on my daughter birth cert). But by blood she is a Nason. I am researching herside of the tree so she knows where her family is from. My daughter was born in Wuerzburg, Germany. I also have Richard Nason DOB 03 Aug 1606 (Stratford-on-Avon) in my tree. I just started a few weeks ago on the Nason's. My daughters great uncle has a web site called Nason.net that has some of the family tree on there.

Nasons in Canada

jenniferwhite08 — 2008-10-05 03:15:10Z

I have been working on my daughters grandparents family tree. My daughters grandpa is from Canada. I found the Canadian Archives website and want to share it with everyone on here. I have been able to find lots of info with the microfish numbers to get copies. I hope that this info will help someone out.

http://www.thatsmyfamily.info/

Re: Nason Ancestors/Maine

Rae36 — 2008-08-11 02:50:12Z

Hi Gloria. My Grandmother was a Nason and I've been researching the Nasons for about 2 years now. I do have a few Coffins in my family tree, a Martha Coffin married to a Nason who a distant cousin to my ancestor and another Coffin woman married to a Sanborn, which is another family name. I'm providing you with my direct descendant chart beginning with Richard Nason b. 1606. in order to show where I'm at in the family tree.

Rae Trine

1 Richard NASON b: 06 Aug 1606 in Stratford-on-Avon, England d: 15 Mar 1695/96 in Kittery, York Co., Maine
.... +Sarah BAKER b: Abt. 1614 in Dover, New Hampshire d: 1662 in Kittery, York Co., Maine m: Abt. 1627 in Dover, Strafford Co., New Hampshire
... 2 John NASON b: 1640 in Kittery, York Co., Maine d: 06 Oct 1719 in Berwick, York Co., Maine
......... +Bridget WEYMOUTH b: 1667 in Kittery, York Co., Maine d: Aft. 1730 m: 07 Oct 1687 in Kittery, York Co., Maine
.......3 Richard NASON b: Abt. 1690
............+Mercy HAM b: 19 Jul 1708 in Dover, New Hampshire m: Abt. 1728
.......4 Richard NASON b: Bef. 31 May 1740 in South Berwick, York, Maine d: Abt. 25 May 1790
............+Mary THOMPSON b: 10 Dec 1722
..........5 Moses NASON b: Abt. 1740 in South Berwick, York, Maine d: 23 Feb 1811 in Shapleigh, Maine
.............. +Lucy TIBBETTS b: Abt. May 1740 in Maine d: 04 Nov 1826 in Shapleigh, Maine m: 17 Nov 1763 in Berwick, York Co., Maine
............6 Richard NASON b: 14 May 1785 in Shapleigh, Maine d: 10 Mar 1868 in Acton, York Co., Maine Census: 1860 Farmer
.............+Mary HUSSEY b: Abt. 1787 in Maine m: 21 Jun 1807 in Shapleigh, Maine
..............7 John NASON b: 1819 in Acton, Maine d: 27 Sep 1887 in Lord's Cemetery, Berwick, York, Maine. Died in Somersworth, New Hampshire
Census: 1860 Farmer
................+Clarissa GALE b: 01 Dec 1819 in New Hampshire d: 21 Dec 1854 in Lord's Cemetery, Berwick, York, Maine m: Abt. 1843
..............8 Charles Edwin NASON b: 02 Sep 1843 in Berwick, Maine d: 03 Feb 1900 in Somerville, Massachusetts
................+Helen A. DUNNING b: Dec 1846 in Bangor, Penobscot Co., Maine d: 1910 in Medford, Massachusetts m: 06 Dec 1871 in Chelsea,
Massachusetts
........... 9 George Blake NASON b: 17 Jul 1874 in Chelsea, Massachusetts d: Aft. Apr 1930 in Paris, Edgar Co., IL
.................+Helen Alice HOCKING b: 25 Dec 1889 in North Adams, Massachusetts d: Aft. Apr 1930 in Paris, Edgar Co., IL m: 02 Nov 1910 in
Boston, MA
..................10 Phyllis Helen NASON b: 31 Aug 1912 in Boston, Mass d: 10 May 1979 in Peoria, Illinois
....................+Fred Earl TRINE b: 22 Jun 1911 in Paris, Illiniois d: 20 Sep 1961 in Peoria, Illinois m: in Paris, Illiniois
................. 11 John Leland TRINE b: 24 Jul 1944 in Terre Haute, Indiana
....................+Carol Ann RIDGWAY b: 06 Mar 1943 in Waco, Texas m: 19 Sep 1961 in Peoria, Illinois
...................12 Rae Lynne TRINE b: 21 May 1962 in Peoria, Illinois City: Peoria State or province: IL Country: USA

Re: W. Templeton ("Temp") Nason of Haynesville, ME

Rae36 — 2009-03-16 16:11:16Z

You are right Chasedw...I have the same information as well. I have Temple Nason (by the way, my Grandmother was a Nason) son of William Nason and Maria Wires. Then I have the parents of the fore-mentioned William Nason as Lemuel Nason and Annie Dunlap. All from New Brunswick, Canada. Does this match up to what you have?

As to Temple Nason. I believe our direct common ancestor would be Richard Nason and Sarah Baker which goes back pretty far to the 1600's. Richard and Sarah's son John
(b. 1640?) is who I'm descended from and Temple is descended from John's brother Baker Nason (b. abt. 1844). At least that is what I have in my notes. I could be wrong it wouldn't be the first time.
Rae

Re: W. Templeton ("Temp") Nason of Haynesville, ME

Rae36 — 2009-03-19 15:03:38Z

My Grandmother was Phyllis Helen Nason b.1912 (Boston, MA) d.1979 She married Fred Earl Trine and they had 5 children.

Fred Nason Trine
Helen Lulu Trine
Carol Louise Trine
Phillip E. Trine
John Leland Trine (my Dad)

Phyllis' Father was George Blake Nason b. 1874 d.1930 He was born in Chelsea, MA. He married Helen Alice Hocking.

George's Father was Charles Edwin Nason b. 1843 in Berwick, Maine. He married Helen A. Dunning.

Charles' Father was John Nason b. 1819 in Acton, Maine. He married Clarissa Gale.

John's Father was Richard Nason b. 1785 in Shapleigh, Maine. He married Mary Hussey.

Richard's Father was Moses Nason b. ~1740 in South Berwick, Maine. He married Lucy Tibbetts.

Moses' Father was Richard Nason b. ~1690 and married to Mercy Ham.

Richard's Father was John Nason b. ~1640 in Maine. He married Hannah Heard and Bridget Weymouth (my line).

John's Father was Richard Nason b. ~1606 in England and married to Sarah Baker.

I believe Richard's Father was John Nason of Welbourne, England and his Father most likely Ananias Nassone born in England..but I don't proof.

Rae

Re: Ann (Anne) Nason, Cork Co. Ireland late 1700's

Sheila2555 — 2009-02-03 12:47:08Z

I have a Cork Co. Nason ancestor, but I don't know much about her. Ann Nason married Patrick Wilmott in Cloyne Parish, Cork Co. in 1794. The witnesses were James Sisk and Ann Byrne. Their parents names were not listed so I don't know what Nason family she belongs to.

She has several children in Aghada Parish, Cork Co. in the early 1800's.

Re: NASONS of Essex

debbiegibson41 — 2008-12-11 04:06:11Z

Mike,
Unable to contact you for same reasons.However,my email address is debbiegibson@optusnet.com.au
If you could email me we can exchange information.
Debbie

Re: NASONS of Essex

debbiegibson41 — 2008-12-10 00:14:27Z

Dear Linda,
I am formerly a NASON.Did you get any further with your research about the Coppin/Emery families.
Jane Emery married James Nason and it was one of their sons Jonathon who married Emma Coppin.I do have an interesting piece of info on Jonathon if you are interested.
Regards Debbie Gibson

Re: NASONS of Essex

debbiegibson41 — 2008-12-10 22:29:52Z

Thanks for your reply.You have me intrigued about Jane Emery.Please tell!!
My connection is through John Nason,the youngest son of John Nason and Sara Dunnage.Johns youngest son Samuel who married Sarah Knight was my great grandfather.
Re Jonathon do you have any further info on the inquest of 14 Jun 1880,I can't seem to find anything

Re: Origin of Nason (at least what I have)

cypriss05 — 2008-09-03 02:58:17Z

Search the message board for "Nason family name history" A very nice guy put down his grandmothers version and based on what I found sound about right. Hope this helps.

Re: Nason Ancestors/Maine

glovejoy021 — 2008-08-22 19:47:49Z

rae36 My tree starts with richard nason also it branches with his son jonathan nason, your john nason son of richard dob 1606 was his brother. Bridget was his John's third wife
please email me at locust@roadrunner.com
there are some other nasons in waterboro & limerick maine who may be part of your tree
gloria